A curated selection of the best fashion brands, all under one roof—well worth a visit for the stunning interior design alone.

Explore Girona’s rich historic heritage, from medieval walls to Jewish Quarter alleys, and savour its renowned gastronomy, blending tradition and innovation in a vibrant culinary scene.

Housed within Josep Sert’s architectural masterpiece, the foundation displays the most extensive collection of Miró’s vibrant and visionary works.

Opened in 2014 in Barcelona’s Eixample, it offers avant-garde Mediterranean tasting menus inspired by local history, with striking ceramic-themed design and innovative, playful cuisine; booking months in advance is strongly advised.

Peralada Castle is a 14th-century complex with a museum, library, park, and winery—offering tours, vineyard visits, and insights into winemaking traditions dating back centuries.

At sunset, discover vibrant Barcelona from a sailing yacht deck, enjoying Catalan cava and snacks while a professional skipper guides you away from the bustling city center.

Discover the Penedès region through guided visits to Júlia Bernet, Vinyes de Muntanya, or Sabaté i Coca—tasting exceptional wines in stunning mountain vineyard settings.

A private non-profit preserving the extensive Suñol Soler Collection, promoting contemporary art through public, educational, and social programs, featuring over 250 renowned international artists.

Explore Barcelona’s stunning Modernist masterpieces on a captivating tour celebrating Gaudí’s visionary architecture and artistic genius—featuring Park Güell, Sagrada Familia, and Casa Batlló.

A pedestrianised, open-air shopping destination near Barcelona, with over 160 boutiques from leading brands and a variety of restaurants, offering discounts of up to 60%.

Visit La Boqueria, Barcelona’s historic market since medieval times, offering fresh produce, exotic foods, and vibrant tapas bars inside and nearby.

Set in medieval mansions, the museum holds one of the most important Picasso collections, highlighting his formative years and deep artistic connection with the city.

This three-Michelin-starred Girona restaurant, led by the Roca brothers, offers innovative cuisine blending tradition and modernity; booking months in advance is strongly advised.

A stunning mountain near Barcelona, known for its unique rock formations, panoramic views, historic monastery, and the revered Black Madonna statue.

A guided tapas tour through Barcelona's Old Town offering an authentic taste of Catalan cuisine, featuring traditional dishes, regional specialties, and character-filled bars in the Born neighbourhood.

Built 1905–1908 by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, this UNESCO-listed Catalan Art Nouveau jewel is a cultural landmark and emotional symbol in Barcelona’s Sant Pere district.