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Created by The Telegraph Updated On: Octobre 21, 2013
Barcelona comes into its own in late spring and summer, with its kaleidoscopic cultural scene of festivals and all things gastronomic, says Sally Davies.
Hôtel · La Dreta de l'Eixample · 26 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Special treat: Hotel Claris is a luxury hotel with a difference, a minute’s walk from Gaudí’s buildings and high-end shopping on Passeig de Gràcia. Doubles from £131. Read review http://bit.ly/YWOW7i
Hôtel · Sant Pere-Santa Caterina i la Ribera · 11 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Mid-range: The Banys Orientals is in Born, Barcelona’s loveliest neighbourhood, with elegant rooms and friendly service. Book well in advance. Doubles from £83. Read a review http://bit.ly/10MfqZI.
Ptge. de Sant Antoni Abad, 10, Barcelone, Catalogne
Hôtel · Sant Antoni · 24 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Budget: Market Hotel is a chic and sophisticated cheap hotel, on the edge of the Raval and a short walk to the Plaça Catalunya. Doubles from £55. Read the full review http://bit.ly/1196LfQ.
The Telegraph: On arrival - 8pm: Head for the great Gothic cathedral, and the tangle of medieval streets around it – you’ll get lost, everybody does, but that’s the charm of the Barri Gòtic.
C. Banys Nous, 20 (Baixada de Santa Eulàlia), Barcelone, Catalogne
Restaurant espagnol · El Barri Gòtic · 28 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: If you’re lucky you’ll find yourself outside the lively El Portalón (0034 93 302 11 87), where you can order terracotta jugs of house red and choose from a long list of tapas.
Monument · La Dreta de l'Eixample · 439 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day one - 10am: La Pedrera (0034 93 484 59 00; lapedrera.com; admission €11/ £9.30), Gaudí’s undulating apartment block, now contains an exhibition centre.
Pg. de Gràcia, 43 (C. d'Aragó), Barcelone, Catalogne
Musée · La Dreta de l'Eixample · 764 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: The fantastical Casa Batlló (00 34 216 03 06; casabatllo.cat, admission €20.35/ £17), a glittering, polychromatic affair, also open to the public.
Bar à tapas · La Dreta de l'Eixample · 390 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day one - 1.30pm: A short stroll seawards from here will take you to Tapaç24 (0034 93 488 09 77; carlesabellan.com), one of the city’s best tapas bars, but get here well before 2pm for a seat.
C. de Mallorca, 401 (C. de Sardenya), Barcelone, Catalogne
Église · Quartier de la Sagrada Família · 1842 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day one - 3.30pm: From here, it’s an easy metro ride to Gaudí’s other masterpiece, the unfinished Sagrada Família church (sagradafamilia.cat). It’s as breathtaking within as it is otherworldly without
Carrer de L'Almirall Cervera, 34, Barcelone, Catalogne
Restaurant de fruits de mer · La Barceloneta · 253 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day one - 8.30pm: Salamanca (0034 93 221 50; gruposilvestre.com) is a boisterous, sprawling classic, with a seafront terrace and prices that are better than most (mains starting from around £11).
C. Palau de la Música, 4-6 (Sant Pere més Alt), Barcelone, Catalogne
Salle de concert · Sant Pere-Santa Caterina i la Ribera · 341 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day two - 9am: Have a coffee downstairs at the Palau de la Música Catalana concert hall (0034 902 442 882; palaumusica.org) to sneak a peak at the lobbym or book a guided tour for the whole thing.
Bar à tapas · Sant Pere-Santa Caterina i la Ribera · 170 conseils et avis
The Telegraph: Day two - 2pm: Cal Pep (Plaça de les Olles 8; 0034 93 310 79 61; calpep.com) is known for its super-fresh seafood tapas. It pays to book ahead. From around £15.