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Step into Copasetic, a cozy cafe with a vintage flair, serving up brunch staples and generous plates that'll keep you coming back for more.

El Poblenou is a vast district with hip cafes and tapas bars along Rambla de Poblenou boulevard, and converted factories housing tech offices and design showrooms. Sights around Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes include Els Encants flea market, futuristic Barcelona Design Museum and the Torre Agbar skyscraper, designed by Jean Nouvel. Dotted with ice-cream vendors, Bogatell Beach is a popular spot for volleyball.

Nestled in a stunning 19th-century building off La Rambla, this luxe hotel boasts a rooftop terrace, chic tapas dining, and a calming spa retreat.

Nestled near Gaudí's masterpieces, Margot House offers a chic, tranquil escape with just nine stylish rooms and a delightful complimentary breakfast.

Tucked away in a bustling corner of Barcelona, Cal Pep serves up a lively tapas experience where the chefs curate your meal based on daily market finds, all enjoyed at a bar surrounded by a warm, inviting vibe and friendly staff.

Alkimia offers a chic dining experience with contemporary Catalan tasting menus crafted by chef Jordi Vilà, featuring exquisite seafood in a stylish, aquatic-themed space.

Tucked away in El Poble-Sec, La Platilleria serves up adventurous, seasonal tapas and local wines in a cozy setting perfect for a post-explore feast.

Casa Batlló, a mind-bending Gaudí creation adorned with colorful mosaics and fantastical shapes, is like stepping into a whimsical fairy tale in the heart of Barcelona.

Nestled in a sleek, barrel-lined space, this local market serves elevated tapas and seafood, where every dish is a stylish delight.

Martínez is a must-visit Montjuïc gem serving fresh seafood, standout paellas, and tapas, all while you soak in stunning views of Barcelona.