What you wanna know? 🫰🏼

All of it tbh! But food recs or local activities/things to do a re a great start! 😊

Miro Museum, Picasso Museum, and MUHBA are great museums. Bar Brutal, Bar del Pla, Mikan are good food and natural wine. Day trip to Sitges. Probably should visit Sagrada Família. Other Gaudi stuff is slightly overrated imo. Day trip to drink wine and visit Mon Serrat. Walk Consell de Cent - especially around Eixample.

Best ice cream at Amma Gelato. Parking Pizza if you’d like some pizza. Quimet Quimet for the authentic tapas experience (but always with lines, worth it). Origo (any brunch) for the best bread and pastry. Frutas Selectas by Nomad for coffee. Candy Darling - fav queer bar. Day tour to Penedès to try Catalan Winery. Matisse exhibition at CaixaForum. And enjoy your staaay!

Thank you all for the fabulous recommendations!

If you’re visiting Barcelona, I’d definitely recommend exploring beyond the usual tourist spots. Wander through El Born and Gràcia, spend some time getting lost in the Gothic Quarter, and make sure to catch sunset from the Bunkers del Carmel for one of the best views of the city. For a truly unique experience, stop by Marsella, one of Barcelona’s oldest bars. It’s famous for its historic atmosphere, vintage interiors, and its connection to artists and writers like Hemingway and Picasso. Whether you’re curious about its history or just want to soak up the ambiance, it’s a memorable place to visit. And of course, don’t leave without enjoying a long vermouth or a leisurely tapas lunch — Barcelona is a city best experienced slowly.

@pedro_nuno_pinto and repeatedly 😍