Discover our locals' 177 hidden gems in Barcelona

"Contracorrent Bar" is one of those spots in Barcelona you should not miss if you are a natural wine fan, especially since it's at a very central spot!

It’s the perfect spot to refuel and soak up the local vibe without breaking the bank.

Topik blends Catalan cuisine with primarily Asian influences, offering traditional, slow-cooked dishes with intense flavors and perfect execution.

Having lived in North Africa and the Middle East, I love Wookah Lounge in Barcelona for its top-notch shisha, custom mixes, and excellent service!

Here, classic bar snacks like croquettes, bravas, and potato salad coexist harmoniously with more substantial, stew-based dishes.

Can Fisher offers a serene escape with the Mediterranean as its backdrop. It's the go-to spot for locals craving perfectly prepared paella and fish dishes.

This fountain is brimming with history - and when I say brimming, it could very well be Barcelona's oldest tale of waterworks, dating back to 1375.

Beyond its galleries and stages, you're invited to unleash your creativity through workshops, or immerse yourself in theater or film clubs.

A must-try is the Tarta de la Abuela – a brioche-like sponge cake soaked in white Orujo and filled with whipped cream, a delightful end to your meal.

A whisper from the past, with a history stretching back over 250 years – they've been lighting up Barcelona since before the invention of the light bulb!

The menu strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and variety. It's concise enough not to overwhelm yet diverse enough to cater to all tastes.

Whether it's the perfectly steamed buns or the intricately folded dumplings, you can taste the care and expertise in each dish.