10 Best Things to Do After Dinner in Barcelona
Where to Go in Barcelona at Night?
There are plenty of things to do after dinner in Barcelona, whether you’re looking for quiet evenings down by the marina or lively nights out clubbing or something in between. With everybody fully rested after a siesta and fully fed after dinner, the city really comes alive after the sun sets.
Barcelona‘s famed architecture takes on a different light at night, and whether you want to sit back and take in live music or art displays, or take part in some light exercise to walk off the tapas, you’re spoilt for choices year-round. We’ve put together a list of the best things you can do after dinner in Barcelona to help you plan your trip.
1. Barcelona rooftop bars
Overlook the nighttime cityscape with a cocktail or a cava
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Rooftop bars are arguably the best venues for admiring Barcelona’s striking architecture. The city has a wide array of rooftop terraces and bars across all districts, each of which offers picturesque views and excellent vibes.
Overlooking Barcelona Cathedral and the Gothic Quarter, Panoramic Terrace at Hotel Colon is a great place for live music and drinks throughout the afternoon and evening. In Example, La Terraze at Hotel Negresco Princess is known for its infinity pool. If you’re really looking to party, check out Eclipse on the 26th floor of W Barcelona. Here, you can enjoy a night of dancing with excellent views of the Mediterranean Sea. Leia mais
2. Sunset cruise
Sail the city’s coastline in front of a Mediterranean sunset
Ideal para: Casais, Vida noturna
A sunset cruise takes you across the Mediterranean Sea, one of Barcelona’s most striking natural settings. Fittingly, most boats and yachts set sail from Port Olimpic, which hosted the 1992 Olympic’s sailing competitions.
You can book a table on a shared dining cruise with up to 12 other passengers. If you want to treat that special someone to a romantic evening, booking your own private vessel is a popular option. Those looking for more of a buzz can sail at sunset with live DJs on a champagne sunset cruise.
3. Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
Music and lights combine for a dazzling dance of water
Ideal para: Vida noturna, Econômico
Barcelona’s Font Magica de Montjuïc (Magic Fountain of Montjuïc) is a popular landmark in Avinguda Maria Cristina. While it’s beautiful any time of the day, it really comes alive after sunset. During peak season, it hosts dazzling music and light show several times per night.
The fountain lights up with a show of synchronised colour, music, and water jets that shoot up to a height of 50 metres. The 15-minute-long displays are very popular, so get there early to guarantee the best view. Leia mais
Localização: Plaça de Carles Buïgas, 1, 08038 Barcelona, Spain
Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
4. Night-time bicycle tour
Take in the city’s buzz and admire the landmarks on 2 wheels
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Night-time bicycle tours of Barcelona are excellent if you want to stay active during your holiday. Exploring on 2 wheels lets you discover many of the city’s neighbourhoods in a single evening. Tours typically take you on a journey through Ciutat Vella (Old City) and its surrounding areas.
You’ll see striking landmarks such as the Basílica de la Sagrada Familia, Barcelona Cathedral, Park Güell and Casa Batlló. Along the way, you’ll be able to sample tapas and sangria at some of the city’s most popular bars.
5. Gran Teatre del Liceu
Enjoy classic theatre at one of Spain’s most celebrated venues
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Gran Teatre del Liceu is a notable opera house on Barcelona’s La Rambla. For over 150 years, it has been showcasing a wide range of classical music and opera performances. You can easily get there by train, with the Liceu metro station just next door.
Gran Teatre del Liceu is known for hosting some of the most famed composers of all time, including Verdi and Wagner. You can also enjoy seasonal classical plays, such as Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Leia mais
Localização: La Rambla, 51-59, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
Telefone: +34 (0)934 85 99 00
Gran Teatre del Liceu
6. Barcelona ghost tour
Uncover hidden mysteries on a spooky evening tour
Ideal para: História, Vida noturna, Viagens alternativas
The Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) is the oldest section of Barcelona, which dates back to 133 BC. Plenty of macabre events have taken place here throughout that long history, resulting in a few eerie rumours and ghost sightings.
A Barcelona ghost tour includes a knowledgeable guide sharing gruesome stories about the city’s churchyards and iconic landmarks like the Gran Teatre del Liceu. Some tours even come with an app for you to delve further into Barcelona’s sombre history.
7. Watch Barcelona FC
Witness one of the world’s best football clubs at their home ground
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Watching FC Barcelona should be on your to-do list when visiting Barcelona. The Spanish football season runs from August to May each year. Lots of games kick off at 8 pm, so you’ll have a good chance of catching a home game while you’re here.
With a capacity of over 99,000, the Nou Camp is the biggest stadium in Europe. It’s also a sight to behold in itself. There’s always an extra level of buzz during night games, so make sure to include at least one match in your Barcelona travel itinerary. Leia mais
Localização: C. d’Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain
Telefone: +34 (0)902 18 99 00
Watch Barcelona FC
8. Tablao Flamenco Cordobes
Watch authentic Spanish dancers at one of Barcelona’s best halls
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Tablao Flamenco Cordobes is one of the best places to catch flamenco shows in Barcelona. Located in central Las Ramblas, this family-run tablao has been hosting live music and entertainment since 1970. There’s an onsite bar selling wines and sangrias, as well as a restaurant serving over 44 local specialities.
Some of Spain’s most celebrated flamenco artists have graced the stage at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes. You’ll witness professional dancers showing off their moves to a band of guitarists and castanet players in the background.
Localização: La Rambla, 35, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
Telefone: +34 (0)933 17 57 11
Tablao Flamenco Cordobes
9. Cinema Lliure a la Platja
Watch a movie on the beach after sunset
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Every summer, Cinema Lliure a la Platja sets up a free cinema on selected beaches along the Catalan coast. If you’re in Barcelona, this event takes place on San Sebastian Beach, around 3.3 km southeast of Ciutat Vella (Old City) Barcelona.
Cinema Lliurea la Platja shows a variety of films from the local scene and international film festivals. Due to its popularity, seats are very limited so make sure you book in advance or get there early. Pack some refreshments and settle under the stars before immersing yourself in Catalonia’s rich independent film scene.
Localização: Lloc Platja de Sant Miquel, 102P, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Abre: July–August
Telefone: +34 (0)932 07 08 34
Cinema Lliure a la Platja
10. Barcelona nightclubs
Great for a night of dancing in the capital of Catalonia
Ideal para: Vida noturna
Nightclubs in Barcelona play all types of music, so you’re sure to find somewhere that suits your taste. El Born has a thriving nightlife scene with clubs like The Mix pumping out everything from 1970s funk to deep house.
Techno fans will feel at home at Moog, while Jamboree is excellent for fans of jazz and blues. Pacha has you covered if you’re looking to dance on a beachfront terrace with a sparkling glass of Cava. Just remember to dress for the occasion – no flip-flops allowed! Leia mais
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