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What's new in arts and culture?

The last few years have been kind to Barcelona‘s culture vultures. The vibrancy of Catalan theatre, less dependent on plot or dialogue than on a festive blend of music, choreography, multimedia sleight-of-hand and slick production... read more»

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• Metrònom
• C/Fusina 9, Born. Metro Arc de Triomf or Jaume I.

• Known predominantly for its exhibitions and installations, Metronòm...  read more»

• Nou Camp – FC Barcelona
• Nou Camp, Avda Arístides Maillol, access 9, Les Corts

• There hasn’t been a better time to be a Barça fan since the golden...  read more»

• Plaza de Toros Monumental
• Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 749

• In 2004 the council voted the city to be anti-taurino...  read more»

• Renoir-Floridablanca
• C/Floridablanca 135

• This is the closest first-run original-version cinema you’ll find...  read more»

• Teatre Nacional de Catalunya (TNC)
• Plaça de les Arts 1. Metro Glòries.

• Funded by the Generalitat and designed by architect Ricard Bofill,...  read more»

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• Verdi
• C/Verdi 32, Gràcia. Metro Fontana.

• A long-standing champion of foreign cinema, the original five-screen...  read more»

• Yelmo Icària Cineplex
• C/Salvador Espriú 61, Vila Olímpica

• In a sterile shopping mall beside the Olympic port, this massive...  read more»