Looking for a list of places to EAT and DRINK when you're in Barcelona? Here is my list of 100+ places to get you started!

Barcelona, Spain

The PATRICK Guide 

A guide to Barcelona in May 2024. What special events and activities are going on this May in Barcelona? What is the weather like? What should you wear? Get better prepared for your trip so you can make the most out of your time in Barcelona this May 2024.

🗺️ Integrated Map
✍🏼Top Activities and Events
🥘 Traditional Catalan Foods and where to eat them 

🚨These monthly guides will constantly be updated as more information comes out and we get closer to the dates of specific events! You’ll  have lifetime access and this guide will be update each year!

May in Barcelona 2024

A guide to Barcelona in November 2024. What special events and activities are going on this November in Barcelona? What is the weather like? What should you wear? Get better prepared for your trip so you can make the most out of your time in Barcelona this November 2024.
🗺️ Integrated Map
✍🏼Top Activities and Events
🥘 Traditional Catalan Foods and where to eat them 


🚨These monthly guides will constantly be updated as more information comes out and we get closer to the dates of specific events! You’ll have lifetime access and this guide will be update each year!

November in Barcelona 2024

Have a little bit of time to spend in Barcelona but still want to take it easy? Here are a bunch of recommendations for your long weekend or 3-day trip that will give you a ton of ideas.

I've been to Barcelona so many times and still haven't explored everything it has to offer!

In this guide, I provide the following:

🏛️ 40+ things to see and do around the city, divided by district.
🥘 5+ restaurants to stop in and sit down at to enjoy a bite to eat. Most are locally run and operated that you won't find anywhere outside of Barcelona and feature a very local dining experience to better immerse yourself in Catalan and Barcelona culture.


 

Barcelona, Espanya

72 Hours in Barcelona

Oh, hello! I'm Patrick, a Tour Guide and YOUR Guide to Barcelona!

El Raval is the area of the city most people hear they should avoid when visiting Barcelona.  While it can be a problematic area, there is also a lot of history on these streets. Today the Raval is also a big place to find some of the city's best street art!  So you don't skip this area all together while you're in the Old City, here is my guide for what you can do here:.

Here’s what you’ll find in this neighborhood city guide:

🏛️Top Sites
🥘 My picks for Restaurants and Bars
🍷 Top Drink Spots
🍻 Craft Beer Bars
🏨Where to Stay
🗺️Interactive Map to help you get around
📝My Top Tips & Recommendations
🕵🏻‍♂️Neighborhood Secrets 

**This guide will be continuously updated with more of the best about Barcelona.  Onece you purchase it you will automatically get those updates!

El Raval, Barcelona, Spain

The PATRICK Guide to Barcelona’s El Raval

Barcelona

Barcelona is an enchanting city that holds a special place in my heart. From its stunning architecture to its vibrant culture, Barcelona offers a unique blend of history, art, and culinary delights. One of my favorite spots is the iconic Sagrada Familia, a masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí that showcases breathtaking architectural brilliance. Another must-visit is Park Güell, where you can immerse yourself in Gaudí's whimsical designs and enjoy panoramic views of the city, but you need to know when to go to avoid the crowds. For a taste of Barcelona's lively atmosphere, a stroll in El Born is a must, with its bustling street performers, cafes, and shops. Don't forget to explore the Gothic Quarter, with its narrow streets and charming plazas. To help you plan your own Barcelona adventure, you can find a map of my favorite places. Enjoy your journey!

Barcelona Insights


Ciutat vella is the historic neighborhood of Barcelona, ​​this is where it all began. 

It is a neighborhood that encompasses culture, nightlife, heritage and entertainment. Something always happens here!

Barcelona, España

Ciutat Vella neighborhood guide - Barcelona

The museums, buildings and parks in Barcelona that you can visit for free with the info and tips📌

Barcel(On)(A) Budget

Barcelona 

Looking for an unforgettable Barcelona experience that won’t cost you a dime? You’re in the right place! Whether you’re a budget traveler, backpacker, or just someone who loves exploring without spending a fortune, Barcelona has countless free attractions and activities. From stunning architectural wonders like La Sagrada Família (from the outside!) to scenic walks along Las Ramblas and breathtaking views at Montjuïc, this vibrant city offers endless opportunities to immerse yourself in Catalan culture for free. 

Get ready to save this ultimate guide packed with insider tips on how to experience the best of Barcelona’s rich history, art, and local life – without opening your wallet! 

This guide includes
👉🏼List of 50 FREE things to do in Barcelona
👉🏼 Where to Stay in Barcelona on a Budget
👉🏼How Your Vacation Will Look Like

Barcelona, Espagne

50 FREE Things to do in Barcelona

Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art

A vibrant cultural hub with contemporary art curated in a thought-provoking journey through avant-garde movements. Richard Meier’s striking architecture complements innovative artworks, offering a dynamic, immersive experience for art enthusiasts exploring the city’s vibrant scene.
Free entrance: First Sunday of each month

The city's premier contemporary art museum.  Lots of rotating national and international artists.  I really like their permanent exhibit upstairs. 

Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art

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