Have you ever visited this one of the oldest but goldest points of Barcelona? Located at the north of Eixample district, Gràcia is a neighborhood where charm, culture, and creativity come together!

It was once an independent village until its annexation by Barcelona in 1897, however even today, Gràcia has retained its small–town charm. Its narrow streets and pedestrian–friendly squares transport visitors to a different pace of life, where locals gather and traditions are celebrated! 

Casa Vicens: Antoni Gaudí’s first major work, showcasing a colorful fusion of oriental and naturalist designs. Get ready to be mesmerized!

Every August, Gràcia transforms during the Festa Major, a week–long celebration where residents adorn streets with handmade decorations. With live music, traditional dances, and competitions, this festival is a testament to the neighborhood’s strong sense of community and creativity.

Gràcia offers a unique shopping experience, with independent boutiques and artisan markets. From vintage clothing to handmade crafts, it’s a paradise for those seeking one–of–a–kind finds. Foodies will delight in the neighborhood’s mix of:

• Traditional Catalan eateries serving dishes like escudella and botifarra.
• Trendy tapas bars and international cuisine.
• The Mercat de la Llibertat, a vibrant market showcasing fresh local produce

Is the perfect escape from the city center, offering a local and authentic Barcelona experience. Whether you’re relaxing in a square, exploring its architectural gems, or indulging in delicious food, Gràcia embodies the city’s charm and creativity.