MACBA

The Macba “ Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art “( Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona ) is located in the old town, in Raval, near Be Hostels. As a public entity, the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) assumes responsibility for disseminating contemporary art, offering a diverse range of visions, and generating critical debates on art and culture, while aspiring to reach increasingly diverse audiences. MACBA is an open institution where citizens can find a space of public representation, and also prioritises education and innovation in its field. All of the above, in addition to its commitment to heritage preservation and networking with other institutions, place MACBA at the forefront of the art system in Catalonia and confirm Barcelona’s position as a world art capital and an international benchmark.

ANTONI TÀPIES

Antoni Tàpies was a painter, sculptor and art theorist, who became one of the most famous European artists of his generation. The Foundation was created in 1984 by the artist Antoni Tàpies to promote the study and knowledge of modern and contemporary art. It combines the organisation of temporary exhibitions, symposia, lectures and film seasons with a range of publications to go with the activities and periodic shows of Antoni Tàpies’ work. The Fundació owns one of the most complete collections of Tàpies’ work, mostly made up of donations by Antoni and Teresa Tàpies.

GAUDÍ HOUSE MUSEUM

Antoni Gaudí is one of the outstanding figures of Catalan culture and international architecture. The Gaudí House Museum in Park Güell, which was officially opened on 28 September 1963, was the residence of Antoni Gaudí i Cornet (1852-1926) from 1906 until late-1925. Today, this private centre is open to the public to give the visitor a more intimate glimpse of the Catalan architect.  The house conserves both the memory of Gaudí and many examples of furniture and other objects that he designed. Crucial to forming an idea of how the great Catalan architect worked, these works also illustrate the craft production system in Catalonia during the Art Nouveau period.

F.C. BARCELONA MUSEUM

F.C. Barcelona is one of the most famous football teams around the world. Barça has more than 200.000 partners around the world and is one of the most followed in social networks. Visitors can know all Barça history visiting their museum which was remodeled in 2010 converting the experience of visiting the museum in a 2.0 experience around F.C. Barcelona History. The restructuring saw the museum split in three separate sections with a 3D cinema, audiovisual touch-screen, and information on the history of FC Barcelona. The first section includes a collection of photos, documents and trophies detailing the club’s history on an interactive glass wall, allowing visitors to touch the screens and see information wall. The glass wall, equipped with laser technology, allows the exhibition of video, images and music through user-feedback.

PICASSO MUSEUM

The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Ruiz Picasso. The genius of the young artist is revealed through the more than 3,800 works that make up the permanent collection. Furthermore, the Museu Picasso, opened in 1963, also reveals his deep relationship with Barcelona: an intimate, solid relationship that was shaped in his adolescence and youth, and continued until his death. The Museum has undergone successive renovations and expansions, and it’s currently starting to develop new programmes, activities and services to become a reference place, envisaged to spreading knowledge and to fostering the visitor’s participation and critical views. The Museum wishes to be a dialogue space, exploring new approaches to Picasso’s work and influence and offering new perspectives on the Museum Collection.

There are a lot of other museums in Barcelona city. Some of them are in Raval quarter, near to our Barcelona Hostels. Book an accommodation with us, and enjoy Barcelona culture!

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As you probably know, Sónar is one of the best music events in Barcelona and around Europe. Each year for one weekend in June, the amazing sunny city of Barcelona is flooded by thousands of music fans from all over Europe and becomes literally a party city!

This year’s edition takes place from the 14th until the 16th June 2012, allowing for a couple of dives in the ocean before (or after) the festival. In contrast to many summer festivals, Sonar does not take place in a field, with people camping since it’s a city festival. So you must look for accommodation and what better place than stay with us at Be Hostels in Barcelona?

There are two different locations where the festival takes place in Barcelona:

• - the day concert location (Sonar by Day) in the city centre
• - the night party location (Sonar by Night) where you can arrive by public transport.

This year’s line-up brings you such names as New Order, Lana del Rey, Fatboy Slim, Richie Hawtin, Die Antwoord, Friendly Fires, Laurent Garnier, among many many other national and international artists! Just check-out the constantly growing line-up at the official Sonar webpage for more details!

There are various tickets available for Sonar Festival with different price ranges. At present the offer includes the following:

• - Festival Pass (155.00€): access to all events (the 3 day plus 2 night events)
• - Sonar 2 Night Ticket (100.00€): Friday&Saturday night event
• - Sonar by Day Ticket (39.00€): Day ticket for one day event
• - Sonar by Night Ticket (60.00€): Night ticket for one night event.

Where to buy your tickets

Tickets for the festival are available on the phone or online. There are also dedicated phone/online outlets for the UK, France, Belgium and Switzerland. If you have made an online or over the phone booking there is also a list of collection centres on Sonar’s official site where tickets can be collected for entry into the festival itself.

For more information regarding how to purchase tickets for Sonar, check the Official Sonar website.

How to get to ‘Sonar by Day’

The day festival part of the Sonar Festival takes place in the centre of the Raval area, a neighbourhood in the city center of Barcelona. It takes place in the grounds of two adjacent buildings – the CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporánia de Barcelona) and the MACBA (Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona), right in the city center and the Raval neighbourhood where Be mar Hostel, Be Sound Hostel and Be Ramblas Hotel are located.
You will be able to reach the venue on foot, since its 50m walking distance from the above facilities. The area sits towards the top and to the left of the Ramblas (if you are facing up the hill, towards Plaza Catalunya at the top of the Ramblas). From the Ramblas streets such as Calle Tallers and Calle Bon Success will lead you towards the site of the festival.
The main entrance to the festival is on Calle Montalegre. If you need to pick up tickets from the gate, the ticket office is just around the corner, in Plaza dels Angels.

MACBA and CCCB
 Calle Montalegre, 5

Metro: Catalunya (Green Line, L3) or (Red Line, L1) or Universitat (Red Line, L1) or (Purple Line, L2)

How to get to ‘Sonar by Night’

Getting to Sonar by Night is slightly more complicated than getting to Sonar by Day. You will see hoards of party people around the city struggling to catch taxis and buses to the out of town location. Sonar by Night takes place in the Forum, on the outskirts of the city.
When planning your night it is worth planning how you are going to get home before the night has begun. Sonar by Night goes on until 08:00, at which point there are thousands of people in a location outside of Barcelona with only a few options home. See below for further advice.

Getting to Sonar by Night by Bus:

Sonar provides what they call ‘uninterrupted buses’ to and from the venue on Friday and Saturday night, from 20:30 – 08:00. These run from Plaça de las Drassanes (at the bottom of the Ramblas) and drop you at the entrance to the festival. They are complimentary. However, be warned, there will be large queues of people waiting for these buses – in previous years there have been waits of up to two hours for the buses.
Plaça de las Drassanes

Metro: Drassanes (Green Line, L3)

Getting to Sonar by Night – Taxi:

It is approximately a 15 – 20 minute journey to Sonar by Night in a taxi. The important thing to remember with taxis is that they will be in very high demand on the Sonar weekend. If you have decided to catch a taxi, head to the less touristy parts of town, where you will find less competition for the taxis.
Also, regarding taxis, remember that there will be surcharges for travelling on the weekend, and another if you are travelling after midnight. When returning to the centre of town from Sonar by Night, taxi drivers are only too aware of how in-demand they are-. They will often simply turn off the mater and ask for as much as they think that they can get out of you, You may find yourselves paying up to 60 euros – a much more viable option if you’re traveling in a group.

Getting to Sonar by Night by Train:

The train station that is closest to Sonar by Night is called ‘Europa/Fira’. It can be reached via all trains leaving the FGC station that is located in the Espanya metro station. The journey lasts only 5 minutes and trains run at least four times every hour. The Sonar by Night venue is just around the corner from the train station and signposts will lead you directly to it.
Trains from Plaza Espanya run until approximately 00:00 and trains from Europa/Fira start running again at 05:10.
You can use a normal Metro ticket or T10 to make this train journey. For more information on this, see our Barcelona Metro Guide.
For more information on train times, check the Official FGC Website.

Accommodation

The last thing you must know about this festival is that with Be Hostels, you will enjoy the festival completely, because all the money you save sleeping with us, you can spend during the festival! Sleep cheap in Hostels Barcelona, and enjoy you Sónar!

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Here you’ve got a small but great list about 5 pubs where to have a good beer. You have to know that in Barcelona you can find hundreds of pubs, and maybe we don’t know about all of them! But here you have our humble list!

1 – La Cervesera Artesana

The brewmaster Over ten years ago the brewmaster became enraptured by beer and its world and since then his passion, dedication and creativity have enabled him to produce some of the best beers, according to the palates of renowned sommeliers. His youth and dedication guarantee that he still has a lot to discover from this thousand-year-old art. The brewmaster heads the staff of La Cervesera Artesana, which is made up by a multidisciplinary team which has found a common link through beer. In one way or another they are all beer lovers, and in all of them you can find an expert advisor in the subject.

C/ Sant Agustí, 14 Barcelona

2 – Cerveceria Jazz

Margarit and well above the street long before the Poble Sec neighborhood was a pilgrimage at night, the Jazz brewery was already there. The music is an important element, but the best thing to do in this corner, it tasted all the beers that are: German, Belgian, British … It is impossible to eliminate the stocks. See the classical references but no shortage of beer and the latest rankings with a mammoth extended leave.

C/ Margarit, 43 Barcelona

3 – Cerveceria d’Or

In 1973 was opened Cerveceria d’Or and Otto Sylt, which have become classics located in the heart of the city, offering a variety and quality of beers plus a detailed letter of German cuisine. Some years later, from 1981 to 1985, open several more local, the Zi Teresa, the Leman’s, two sausages Otto Sylt, the Daily Telegraph, now classics in the local suburbs of Barcelona. Great Beer with great price!

Rambla Catalunya, 22 Barcelona

4 – Cervecería Moritz

Moritz is a Catalan beer brand, created in 1856 by the Alsatian Louis Moritz Trautmann, and that  has been relaunched to market in the summer of 2004. It is a beer with all the information of the products in Catalan. Now you can find the headquarters in Raval Quarter in Barcelona, also as restaurant.

Ronda Sant Antoni, 39 Barcelona

5 – Ryans Barceloneta

Ryans Barceloneta is the hottest new place in Barceloneta Beach right in front of the famous Cubes sculpture. During day time it’s a cosy bar with a big terrace facing the Mediterranean Sea. At night time is the perfect spot for party and drinks. Ryans Barceloneta offers a wide variety of food and drinks at prices that you won’t find at any other Beach Bar: 1€ beer and 3€ cocktails with your Ryans card,3€ mixed drinks,  2.50€ mojitos on wednesdays and 2.50€ all cocktails for the ladies on thursdays.

Because Ryans Barceloneta is not just another Beach Bar, it’s a Ryans!

C/ Judici, 15 Barcelona

And if you want to enjoy all this wonderful pubs, the only thing you have to do is come and sleep with us at Be Hostels Barcelona, no doubt, the best place to stay in Barcelona!

Sleep cheap with Be Hostels!

F*ck winter! Love Spring! Primavera Sound 2012!

From May 30th to June 3rd, you can enjoy music all around Barcelona city. You can go to a concert at Forum, at Parc de la Ciutadella, or much other places around the city! This is the real beautiful about this music festival, the diversity of musicians and places where to listen music! It’s a must go festival!

Taking place in the last weekend of May, the festival turns the Parc del Forum into a massive pop-rock smorgasbord with big name bands both new and old as well as up-and-coming talents and a selection of great local artists. Spanning several generations and genres, this year’s edition features performances by Sr.Chinarro, Autumn Commets, Christina Rosenvinge, Dulce Pájara de Juventud, Doble Pletina, Dj Coco, Codeine, Björk, Rufus Wainwright and his band, Wolves in the throne room, Wild Beasts, Kings of Convenience, and Yann Tiersen.

You can now buy tickets from 85€ for one day, and from 195€ for all days! So spend your money in Primavera Sound, and sleep cheap with us at Be Hostels. Book now your accommodation, and enjoy the spring in Barcelona!

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As you can see, the winner of our contest is Miira Arell

We want to give our congratulations to Miira, and tell her that we’ll be waiting she and who she wants to come with! Thanks for your participation Miira, and thanks for those who tried! For you, I’ve got a good new, this is not the last time you can win things this year with Be Hostels! You must pay atenttion to our Facebook and Twitter. Get in touch with us!

The party was wonderful, with travellers, friends, and staff at Be Mar Hostel, where we danced, had some drinks and listened to good music thanks to our DJ. Here you’ve got a photo of the party. Our B and e were a completely success! And every body wanted to have a photo with them!
 

We want to thank also to Mesón David people, without their help, this party could not happened! Thanks to you Jose Luís!

And finally we want to thank to all the travellers who have been in one of our Hostels, without you, this adventure was impossible!

Hugs and see you in Barcelona!

Here in Barcelona we have a Mediterranean diet, based in:

-        Fresh fruits & Vegetables, bread, potatoes, nuts and beans are eaten daily in large quantities.

-        Olive oil is the primary source of fat, which is a monounsaturated fat (sometimes called the “good fats”) and does not raise blood cholesterol in the same way that saturated fats and trans fats do.

-        Fish is eaten several times a week and contains omega-3 oils, thought to reduce the risk of heart disease.

-        Meat and poultry are eaten in smaller quantities.

-        Wine is consumed moderately.

 

 
Here you have a 5 spot guide where to eat cheap Mediterranean food.
 
Mesón David Restaurant

Meson David Restaurant first opened its doors in 1921. They can proudly say that Meson David is one of the few taverns left in Barcelona and one of the oldest restaurants in the city. Since then it has been one of the favorite meeting place for the locals. Also famous persons, actors, musicians and others … visited the Meson, not only because of its location near the busy Parallel Avenue (Avenue Theatre), but because of the excellent way of preparing and serving meals to visitors.
 
Lunch Menu – 9€
 

Café Restaurant Dhub

This restaurant, located in Disseny Hub Barcelona ( DHUB ), next to Picasso Museum. This kind coffee-restaurant is opened all day, and at lunch and dinner you can choose the menu, with high quality Mediterranean products. You can also enjoy music on fridays at the restaurant. Some of the most famous food options are Guacamole Nachos, and Fresh Tomato Mojito, or Butifarra Risotto.
 
Lunch and dinner Menu – 11.20€
 

Coqua Restaurant
Coqua is a gastronomic space, which cooks, is based in local products. You can find different plates everyday, and you can have a drink at night. They want to keep Mediterranean value above the fast food. The have respect for the farmers and the products they bring to them. Coqua is authentic, kind and equilibrate.
 
Plates – from 5€
 

La Vinateria del Call

La Vinateria del Call is a restaurant and wine bar that we like very much for its great selection of wine and wide range of hams and cheeses served by full or half portions, but no tapas. Rustic environment and good local cuisine: you can also have warm plates and really not expensive.
 
Menu – 11€
 

 
Cullera de Boix

Cullera de Boix Restaurant with Xavier Matarrodona and his team, offering Catalan cuisine, modern and contemporary, with specialties such as rice and paellas. Their menu offers a variety of meat dishes, fish and vegetables with delicious desserts for every taste. They have the best wine cellar in Barcelona. Come try all this and more!
 
Menu – 13.75€
 

 
To enjoy this wonderful restaurants you first have to come to Barcelona! And we’re the best option for this! We have 4 Hostels in this Mediterranean city, and you can sleep very cheap with us, and then spend your money in a Mediterranean Menu in one of these restaurants!

MACBA
 
Along with a few other ledges of different sizes, some drops, a nice 5 set and the newly renovated big 3 set in the back, this place has a lot to offer. That is to say nothing about the smooth granite tiles where you are propelled forward forever with just one push.
The other part of MACBA is the vibe. Now granted this can change from day to day, but generally the locals are friendly and people are in a good mood because of course they are skating in Barcelona. Lots of people come there to hang out, talk, watch the skating and have something to drink (you can drink openly in Barcelona). Even if you don’t skate it is a fun place to people watch.
One of the other great things is that it is a no bust spot. You are officially allowed to skate there on Sunday and Tuesday evenings but there seems to be little attempt to scare people off at any other time of the day. The evenings are always a good choice because it is shady at that point and there are lots of people to skate with.
 
 
PARALEL
 
Paralel is one of those spots seems like it was made for skateboarding. It is hard to imagine what those perfect cement blocks (which are actually manual pads) would be made for anything but skating. All the edges have metal on them for grinding although there are some places were the cement has been chipped away a lot.
Not only does Paralel have the manual pads but there are also some granite ledges, a stage ledge (check the photo), a cool looking space ship thing that you can wall ride as well as the mandatory smooth plaza section.
Like MACBA this spot usually has lots of skaters as well as people hanging out, kids playing soccer and tourists who stop for a look. This makes it a good place to go to at the beginning of your trip if you want to meet some locals or if you prefer to skate with other people.
 
 

UNIVERSITAT
 
Universitat has a great atmosphere. You will often find people skating there and sometimes you won’t. But what you will find is plenty of people walking through the plaza watching. This definitely gives some motivation to bring you’re A game for the crowd. And again because the plaza is large people don’t tend to get in the way although there is a bit of dodging pedestrians once and a while. But heh that’s all part of the fun.
 
 

FORUM
 
When we talk about spots it’s usually a variety of skateable objects in a limited space. Well Forum is a skate spot except it’s huge. Made for the Barcelona Summer Olympics in 1992 the Forum is basically a giant plaza with endless spots. It goes from the street where you get off the Tram or Metro all the way down to the water. All you have to do is skate around and you will keep finding spots. When you first get there you will probably run into the snake ledges, which have some great curved ledges. Then there is this large building with an undercover area that has the famous angled hip, which you have probably seen in more than a few skate videos.
Another thing to mention is the addition is the addition of a new skatepark in 2011. The Forum Skatepark has a mini ramp, some hips, rails and grind ledges and is a great place to chill after or even before a day of skating. It can be a little hard to find but definitely worth the search as any good skate spot is.
 
 
MUNTANYA MÀGICA
 
Playgrounds. We loved them as kids. You got to slide around, jump over things and just generally let loose. Well as a skateboarder nothing much changes. So why not take your skateboard to the playground and relive those memories from childhood? And this time you get to combine your passion for skateboarding and play (Well I guess they really are the same thing aren’t they:) At this spot you will find giant metal slides. They can be skated like mini ramps, launched into or anything you want. That is the fun of playing, you get to imagine the possibilities.
 

 
And if you want to enjoy all of this spots, we’ve got a good new for you! Now at Be Hostels you can book for just 14€ per night! And spend your money tuning your skate! Do it HERE!

Information via http://barcelonaskatespots.wordpress.com

One of the advantages in Barcelona is the weather, you’ll usually have sunny days during your surfing adventure. It’s important for us not to have cold all the time, although the wetsuit is thick!

The temperature during the surf season ( between October and April ) is normally between 5º – 20º degrees, and the water temperature is between 12º and 21º. Let’s see the best beaches for surf in Barcelona!

1 – Barceloneta Beach ( Barcelona city )
 
It is certainly the birthplace of Catalan surfing and one of the first spots to be surfed in Barcelona. E swells are definitely the best for this beach, its orientation is unique. It’s a must visit beach for surfing! 
 
 PRO – City beach with great access with public transport, and even walking from Be Mar Hostel.  
 
AGAINST – Be careful with your properties ( Like everywere ) 
 
Webcam Here 
 
2 – La Caleta ( El Masnou ) 
 
One of the most popular spots on the Maresme coast. A versatile spot that welcomes any small Swell. The days of strong waves of NE, also works with SE waves but of lesser quality.
In good condition produces fast waves and pipes very funny, the best size is from 0.5m to 1.5m. The best wave often appears at the left edge of the beach in front of the stones. 
 
PRO – Easy access from Barcelona by car ( 10 mins ) and by Train ( 20 mins ). Free car parking ( Except summer ). Vans are allowed.  
 
AGAINST – Very full on great days of surf.  
 

3 – El Masnou ( Masnou village ) 
 
This spot has the classic left wave of Maresme that only works with strong E or NE. Is sheltered from the wind, and it’s a perfect option when the waves in other beaches are impossible to surf due to wind or size. It’s a fun wave with a half meter or meter tall and the wave is also very smooth and easy to surf. 
 
PRO – Sheltered from the wind, and easy arrive with car or train ( Max. 20 mins )  
 
AGAINST – Be careful with the rocks!  
 

4 – Aiguadolç ( Sitges city ) 
 
The best days come with a big and orderly swell S and SE with long soft waves. Waves are usually right but they can appear some left. To enter the great days we can do it by jumping off the breakwater of the harbor because from shore can be almost impossible to go because of the flow. 
 
PRO – Quiet and smooth wave ideal for longboarders. Parking on the beach. 
 
AGAINST – Lot of people on great surf days! 

5 – Cemetery ( Sitges city )  
 
One of the favorite waves for Catalan longboarders. It breaks in the entrance of Sitges Port. The spot is know with this name, due to it’s location near to Sitges cemetery. 

When strong sea comes from NE, E or SE, a slowly wave rises with a lot of foam under your surfboard.
This spot was considered one of the most precious secret spot for Catalans. This spot is the only Mediterranean beach that has hosted a prestigious test of Spanish ACL. 
 
PRO – Good Parking and good connection by train.  
 
AGAINST – A lot of people on great surf days!  
 

 
If you don’t know where to sleep in the city, you must know that Be Hostels has the most affordable accommodation in Barcelona! You can sleep with us from only 14€, and spend your money in what you really like, surfing! 
 
Are you in Barcelona and you don’t know where to rent a surfboard? In BOX 220, ( web here and facebook here ), you can rent a surfboard ( 15 – 20 € ) and a wetsuit ( 15 – 20 € ). Depends on the season, prices may vary. 
 
You can take a Surf Camp course in Barcelona thanks to Art Surf Camp, ( web here and facebook here ) from 45€ the basic course. 
 
But there’s another possibility. With Ombak ( web here and facebook here ) and the shaper Cristian Manovel. He offers a shaper course during a week, where you can make your own surboard, choosing all of it: Material, size and design! Once you’ve done it, you can surf in Barcelona or where you want with your unique surfboard made by you! 

The rally has three phases that coincide with the three days of celebration.

First day, the concentration will take place on Saturday 10 March. It presents the main novelty of this edition, the scenery change. The rally show will be situated in front of Illa Diagonal, between Numancia and Entença streets.
The vehicle entrance to the closed park will begin at 10 am until 17 hours. This new area, very central and opened to the public on a shopping day, will provide the event a high visibility.
 

The second day, on Sunday 11, is dedicated to the rally celebration, with the peculiar way that distinguishes the Barcelona-Sitges Grand Prix, that does not reward the speed but the beauty, car conservation and participant dressed like vintage cars drivers. The rally will begin at 8.30 am, meeting all the cars in Plaça Sant Jaume de Barcelona. After a breakfast hosted by the city of Barcelona, at 11 am will be output to the 54th, with cars coming down the street Ferran. Cars will tour some of the main streets of Barcelona capital, circulating to Hospitalet de Llobregat, Cornella de Llobregat, Sant Boi, Vilamoura, Gava, Castelldefels and visiting the famous coasts of Garraf until Aiguadolç port in Sitges.

The third and last day will be primarily for the enjoyment of participants, that will do a route through Barcelona to complete his 54th participation in this edition of Barcelona-Sitges • Audi Grand Prix with a meal.

If you want to come to watch this rally, you must know that at Be Hostels we have a cheap accommodation with free breakfast and special offers for our guests!

Come to Barcelona to watch the rally and sleep with us at Be Hostels.

Check in time is free from 15h to 20h, and lets you visit museums in full, except for some temporary exhibitions. Do not hesitate to take this opportunity, and that among them are some of the best museums and art centers in the city.

Here we detail a complete list of these museums:
 
• MUHBA-Museo de Historia de Barcelona (History Museum of Barcelona)
 
• DHUB-Museo de las Artes Decorativas, Museo Textil y de Indumentaria y Museo del Diseño Hub deBarcelona (Museum of Decorative Arts, Textil and Clothing Museum and Design Hub Museum of Barcelona)
 
• Museo Barbier-Mueller del Arte Precolombino (Barbier-Mueller Museum of Pre-Columbian Art)
 
• Museo de la Música (Museum of Music)
 
• Museo de Cerámica (Museum of Ceramics)
 
• NAT. Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Barcelona (Natural History Museum of Barcelona)
 
• Museo Frederic Marés (Frederic Marés Museum)
 
• Museo Picasso (Picasso Museum)
 
• La Virreina. Centro de la Imagen (Virreina. Image Center)
 
• CCCB. Centro de Cultura Contemporanea de Barcelona (Contemporary Culture Center of Barcelona)
 
• Museo Marítimo de Barcelona (Maritime Museum of Barcelona)

 

 
At Be Hostels you’ll be in the heart of the city! Don’t miss the opportunity! Book now from 14€!