Culinary Places in Barcelona

#1

You'll find The Chocolate Museum in the former Saint Agustí monastery, located at Carrer Comerç, 36, 08003 Barcelona. Once inside, you'll be on a tour of the origins of chocolate and here in this impressive space you'll learn about chocolate's arrival in Europe, the way it was revered for both medicinal and nutritional properties, and get to sample the goods, too.

#2

The only place in Barcelona that maintains a bracing temperature of -5ºC all year round! Icebarcelona is the coolest spot in the Catalan capital and was designed by internationally renowned artists. Located right by Somorrostro beach, it makes for the perfect spot to chill away from the city's scorching sunshine during the hot months.

#4

Casa Fuster is an urban mansion that architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner designed for the Fuster-Fabra family at the beginning of the 20th century. Nowadays, Casa Fuster is used as a luxury hotel and it hosts impressive Modernista spaces like Cafè Vienés, where guests and locals have the opportunity to enjoy together activities related to culture, music or food.

#5

Discover nougat history, learn about Torrons Vicens, and see a 1933 candy workshop.

#6

Learn to play like a pro and have fun at Casino Barcelona.

#7

The Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona was established on November 10, 1997. Located on the famous Las Ramblas promenade and next to the historic Catalunya Square, the restaurant brings world-famous service to the heart of historic Barcelona. It blends perfectly with the local ambience of Catalunya with its inspired, creative cuisine and celebrated music memorabilia.