So you’re planning a Barcelona New Year’s Eve: an idea as sparkling as champagne.
What could go wrong spending NYE in Barcelona? It’s a party city with one of the most temperate climates in Europe.
You’re on the right track, so here’s what to do on New Year’s Eve in Barcelona in 2026.
Spending New Year’s Eve in Barcelona
- Like most places it’s a time of overpriced parties and unmet expectations – make sure the festivities are in addition to some of the many attractions in a good Barcelona itinerary.
- A spoiler: the best party for value and fun is the Fiesta Poble Espanyol (booking button below)
- It’s a busy time so buy your attraction tickets online to save money and avoid lines.
- Barcelona during New Year’s Eve is a pickpocket’s dream – take precautions.
- Make sure you find lodging in one of the best areas to stay in Barcelona.
- Make sure you know how to get around Barcelona on public transport first.
- Make your bookings at top hostels, value hotels, Airbnb, or luxury hotels in advance.
What to Do in Barcelona for New Year’s Eve 2026-27
The Official Party at Plaça Espanya
This includes a wholesome music and light show in Plaça Espanya – one of the city’s most emblematic squares.
This is without a doubt the best place to spend New Year’s Eve in Barcelona if you’re visiting Barcelona with kids.
Here you’re treated to an extra special show at the Magic Fountain with concert stages, people doing campanadas (eating twelve grapes at the stroke of midnight for good luck), and a nice firework show.
In years past the French company Groupe F typically takes the reins for an amazing night out. The firework show usually starts at 11:40 pm and lasts for 30 minutes.
The New Year’s Eve show for 2024-25 has been partially confirmed – but don’t expect the Magic Fountain this year as it’s closed due to draught coniditions.
Typically over 80,000 spectators attend every year make sure you arrive early (before 11:00 pm) to ensure getting a spot for the fireworks show at midnight.
Tip: to partake in the tradition of eating twelve grapes at midnight make sure to buy them at a supermarket or fruteria. The ones packaged specially for the celebrations will be 10 times more expensive.
Metro: Espanya (red line L1 or green line L3).
The Plaça Catalunya Street Party
This one is more for young people wanting excitement: like the midnight bottle toss.
At midnight a large space in Plaça Catalunya is cleared and people throw their wine bottles into the square. It’s a pretty impressive (if dangerous) sight to see hundreds of bottles flying through the air and smashing into bits.
From here you’ll find rowdy crowds filtering down into the famous La Rambla and bar-heavy confines of the Gothic Quarter.
If you want a proper night out at Barcelona’s best bars this is the option for you.
Get there around 11:00 pm.
Metro: Catalunya (red line L1 or green line L3).
Fiesta Poble Espanyol
For 29 years people have gathered in this makeshift Spanish village to bring in the new year.
Three pavilions offer tons of options: the central one hosts up to 5,000 people dancing to a mix of 70’s/80’s/90’s dance as well as current music; a smaller space hosts up to 1,500 people dancing to electronic music.
This is the best Barcelona New Years deal – for this reason I suggest buying the tickets in advance online.
For New Year’s Eve 2026 the party starts at 10:30 pm and finishes at 6:00 am.
The first 1000 tickets are on sale for €40.00 and come with 4 DRINKS (€55.00 until December 26th, and €65.00 from December 27th onward). If you buy them at the door you’ll need to pay €80.00.
As such, we suggest you buy your Poble Espanyol NYE tickets online ASAP if you want to save money.

Traditional Flamenco New Year’s Eve Party
FYI: Tickets for the 2026 NYE party are not on sale yet.
With pricey package parties being the norm it can be difficult to find value anywhere. Luckily you can get a full flamenco experience plus a traditional Spanish NYE party with DJ until the early hours
Tickets include aperitivo, a mini food tasting festival, a flamenco show, a five course gourmet Spanish dinner, and the traditional champagne (actually, cava) and grape festivities at the strike of 12.
You also get a nice little goodie bag to bring home + unlimited drinks, oysters, and caviar.
The cost for 2024-2025 was €220.00 per person.
For more information check out the Tablao Flamenco Cordobes.
Barcelona New Year’s Eve Restaurants
It’s really hard to get a table at quality places for NYE so my advice is to book well in advance and come to terms with the fact that 99% of the restaurants offer set menus.
Expect to pay between €80.00-€120.00 per person for NYE set menu.
I’ve got some of the best options below:
Bodega Joan
⚠️ (Closed December 25th) ⚠️
Local legends Bodega Joan offer a great budget set menu for New Year’s Eve – if you want great Spanish atmosphere this is it!
The cost is €100.00 for adults and €30.00 for children.
The 2025 highlights include Alaskan black cod, Galician beef tenderlion, black angus mini burgers, prawn skewers, grilled octopus, acorn-fed Iberian ham, and artesenal pistachio truffles.
You can consult the full Bodega Joan NYE menu for more info
To book simply text +34 650 203 782 or send them a WhatsApp message or email [email protected] and tell them you’d like the BARCELONA HACKS menu for NYE.
Season Restaurante
⚠️ (Closed December 24th) ⚠️
Season Restaurant: An excellent choice for those seeking a gourmet New Year’s Eve dinner in a refined and elegant setting.
Here is the menu for December 31st, including information on how to make a reservation.
A little spoiler: one of the main courses is a traditional Catalan Christmas dish given a delicious makeover for the 21st century.
All you have to do to guarantee your spot is send them a message on Whatsapp!
Louro
This Galician restaurant found right in the heart of La Rambla takes traditional Spanish tapas to a whole new, modern level.
There is no set menu in 2023-24 so you’ll simply be ordering a la carte, a great option for people not wanting to commit to a set menu.
Traditional Dishes
Traditional Catalonian foods during new years include escudella amb carn d’olla (a clear and strong meat broth with sausage, meatballs, and snail-shaped pasta shells), stuffed chicken, or roasted lamb.
You wouldn’t dare finish a meal without cava (a sparkling white wine) or turrón (a type of nougat).
Barcelona New Year’s Eve Club Parties
Input
Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13 | Metro: Espanya
In the depths of the famous Poble Espanyol, you can find one of Barcelona’s techno music institutions, the INPUT High Fidelity Dance Club.
INPUT was born with an ambitious goal in mind: to make your night incredible, beyond any standard you know.
The NYE 2025-26 lineup includes Ms Kitten.
Tickets are now 60.00€.
>> Book Input NYE tickets now.
City Hall
2-4 Rambla de Catalunya | Metro: Catalunya (red line L1 or green L3)
Those not looking to take out a second mortgage on the house to enjoy a Barcelona New Year’s Eve should consider City Hall with its bargain basement entrance price of just €20.00.
Lasy year they welcomed 4Pleasure, Alex Pott, Andres Louzao, Angel Sani, Ion Pananides and more – for a night of techno and house music. The underground and international atmosphere never fails to disappoint.
The 2026 lineup has not been announced yet.
>> Book City Hall NYE tickets now.
Jamboree
Pl. Reial 17 | Metro: Fontana (green line L3)
Just off La Rambla in arguably the city’s most picturesque square is this legendary dance hall famous for for its two separate rooms playing dance music, hip hop, trap, dancehall, funk, and much more
Though the full lineup has not been announced for New Year’s 2026 at Jamboree but we’re sure it’ll be a blow out.
Especially since at just €25.00 (€20.00 in advance using the button below) this is the greatest value NYE party in Barcelona.
This is a casual dress event where the goal is to drink and dance with the pretentiousness!
Time: 10:30 pm till late.
Ku (Ex. Pacha)
Passeig Marítim Barceloneta 38 | Metro: Ciutadella-Vila Olimpica (yellow line L3)
If you’re looking to go upscale with big leather couches, VIP rooms, and a beachside sea breeze then step into one of the world’s most famous club chains that created Ibiza’s first superclub.
The 2025-26 version had different rooms with hip hop, R&B, and pop music.
Entrance: €50.00 to €100.00 depending on booking date.
Each ticket includes one drink (tickets valid for entry until 3:00 am).
Time: 11:55 pm till late.
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Razzmatazz
122 Carrer Almogavers | Metro: Marina (red line L1)
Razzmatazz is the biggest club in the city, an electronic music temple and a pit stop for famous international DJs.
Every year you’ll get down to house headliners Satisfashion, DJ2D2, Loli Zazou, Yibril and Downites.
Tickets for the 2026 NYE night at Razzmatazz start at €55.00 and include:
- Party t-shirt
- Lucky New Year’s Eve grapes
- NYE accessories
- A glass of cava
Across the five different rooms expect more than 10 DJs to perform. Vaccination certificate required.
Time: 10:30 pm to 7:00 am.
Opium
34 Maritimo de la Barceloneta | Metro: Villa Olimpica (yellow line L4)
If you’re a fan of EDM music than look no further than the Opium 2026 NYE Party. On December 31st you’ll be treated by their house Djs (NYE 2026 lineup still to be announced) until the wee hours of the morning.
If chocolate fountains, lush white leather, and beach-side vibes is what you’re looking for then this could be for you.
To enter you must be 21+.
Entrance: €60.00-€100.00 depending on booking time, includes one drink.
Time: 11:30 pm till late.
Shoko
36 Maritimo de la Barceloneta | Metro: Vila Olimpica (yellow line L4)
This Barcelona institution is for those who want a New Year’s Eve club night with hip hop, reggaeton, and R&B. This might be a bit more upscale than neighbour Pacha but maybe you want it that way anyway!
Shoko also sets itself apart as one of the only New Year’s Eve clubs in Barcelona that brings a classic elegance to the scene – the 2025-26 lineup is still TBA.
Elegant dress is a must.
Entrance: €50.00 (basic) to €120.00 with traditional Spanish party favours.
Time: 11:30 pm till late.
IceBar
Carrer de Ramon Trias Fargas 2 | Metro: Vila Olimpica (yellow line L4)
Beach weather is gone and it’s already cold so why not freeze? Barcelona’s only multi-venue party takes place in the magnificent Touche Restaurant as well as the world’s only beach side ice bar: Icebarcelona.
Last year 6 international DJs treated us to a night of locura and best of all at €25.00 euros for entrance and a drink it was one of the best value NYE parties in Barcelona.
Not a fan of the cold? Then spend the night in the hot bar! Simple as 🙂
The 2025 version is still TBA.
Sala Apolo
113 Carrer Nou de la Rambla | Metro: Parallel (green line L3) | Website
Apolo is the second biggest club in Barcelona and have recently offered a 90’s revival night as part of their new year’s festivities – the price of the nostalgia is has typically been a wallet-friendly €25.00 in advance (30 euro at the door).
More recently they’ve run their usual Nitsa Club night featuring all the newest in techno, hip hop, house, and UK bass. This year’s artists include Dj Fra, Marc Piñol, Dj Kosmos, Dafoe, and Shelby Grey.
Time: 1:00 am to 7:00 am.
The 2025 NYE party is TBA.
Other Barcelona New Year’s Clubs
If you’re not looking for big crowds but still want to party without paying inflated door prices you can always check out the small but potent techno club called Moog.
Last year’s New Year’s party featured DJs Uroz, 6tmä, David Lost, and Rubén Seoane and cost just €15.00! I will add any relevant information about NYE 2025-2026 here as I receive it.
Other well-known clubs rang in the recent New Year with the following prices: Sutton €50.00, Sotavento €50.00, and Catwalk €40.00.
If you’re not looking for anything in particular and want a good variety of choices just head down to the Port Olimpic: there you’ll find a few nightclubs in a small area.
Local NYE Traditions
We’ve talked about the grape-eating but there are a few more Barcelona New Year’s traditions tourists might want to get into.
Number one, it’s tradition to wear red underwear when you celebrate the new year in Barcelona.
If you didn’t pack any there’s plenty of Barcelona shopping spots to pick some up.
Secondly, when doing your midnight cheers you should be putting a ring or something gold in your cava glass. This ensures wealth and prosperity in the coming year.
Feeling adventurous? Then head down to the Playa de San Sebastián for the first swim of the year. It starts at noon sharp in front of the Club Natació Atlètic Barceloneta. It won’t cost you anything and is one of the great free things to do in Barcelona.
Not into tradition? Check out my post on what to do in Barcelona at night.

Barcelona New Year’s Eve Weather
It’s cold but not freezing and if you’re here for three days you’ll likely experience rain in some form. Leave the beach clothes at home and bring a decent jacket, a scarf, and a sweater.
- The average high/low is 14°C (57°F) and 6°C (42°F).
- There are 6 hours of daily sunshine
- Monthly precipitation is 32 mm (a 28% chance any given day, usually light rain).
For more New Year’s Eve weather in Barcelona info check the official Spanish forecast website.
Bad luck with rain? Check my list of top indoor activities in Barcelona if so.
New Year’s Eve After Parties
Vamos al after! For this you usually need to chat to locals.
Sometimes after parties are held at the clubs themselves, but they could also be in abandoned warehouses or overnight raves… you never know what to expect! If I hear anything you guys will be the first to know.
In the meantime you can’t go wrong with my primary after party suggestion:
Elrow
JODER! for Near Year’s 2025-26 the elrow party has been moved to Madrid. We’ll update next year if it comes back.
For those who drank a couple coffees in addition to the New Year’s champagne, I can’t not recommend the NYE after party at elrow – without a doubt the best in Spain and maybe beyond!
In past years tickets have cost €40.00 in advance before December 12th (going up to €60.00 as the day approaches). This year they haven’t announced the price but you can get on the wait/be informed list at Howler Events.
In 2022-2023 the party began at 12 pm on January 1st and ended at 12 am in the seaside town of Viladecans.
To reach Viladecans you’ll need a shuttle. If you’re a fan of madness you won’t want to miss it.
Barcelona Polar Bear Swim (January 1st)
For the bravest among us, on January 1st at exactly 12 noon, you can head to Barceloneta Beach for the traditional New Year’s Day swim!
Last year was my first time participating, and it was an incredible experience.
The hardest part is dragging yourself out of bed and stepping out into the cold, but once you arrive at the beach, the festive atmosphere, music, and adrenaline will give you one of the most unforgettable experiences of your life!
You can register on the CNAB website (Barceloneta’s swimming club), and for just €4, you’ll get access to showers, a locker to store your belongings (don’t forget a lock!), and a warm bowl of soup 😅.
All proceeds go to charity.
I’ll be there again this year – who’s coming?
Happy holidays and Happy New Year to all! 🎉
What to Do on New Years in Barcelona FAQ
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What to do on New Years Eve in Barcelona?
In Barcelona on New Year’s Eve you can take part in the street celebrations in Placa Catalunya, attend a flamenco show at Tablao Cordobes, celebrate at Fiesta Poble Espanyol, go to clubs like Razzmatazz, or see fireworks in Placa Espanya.
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Where are New Year’s Eve fireworks in Barcelona?
The New Year’s Eve fireworks in Barcelona are in Placa Espanya – you can get there by taking the metro to the ‘Espanya’ stop. The fireworks typically last for 20 minutes.
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What to wear on Barcelona New Year’s Eve?
Barcelona gets quite cold at night in December so you should be wearing layers: a shirt/sweater/winter jacket is a good combination. You also may want to bring gloves, a scarf, or a beanie depending on the weather forecast.
Questions on How to Spend New Years Eve in Barcelona?
I spent a lot of time researching advice for your new year in Barcelona but I always miss something. Let me know if you had a great time somewhere and it should be added to the list.
Also, don’t forget to write me if you have ANY questions about your Barcelona holiday – I’m here to help.
Enjoy your Barcelona New Year’s Eve events 🙂
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December 31, 2018 at 1:06 pmLove the website, thanks for all the hard work! I’m going to the fireworks in placa España tonight and am wondering if it’s cool to bring some cava for midnight. I know technically public drinking is illegal in Barcelona but do they look the other way for New Years? Not looking for a fine but do want a nice buzz for the new year haha.
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January 7, 2019 at 5:30 pmLove all the tips except one! Taxileader may be out of business? Their online booking is buggy. We filled in the details and got no response, via email. We called there was no one home, anytime, any day. So we paid our deposit but who knows if anyone shows up???
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January 8, 2019 at 11:28 amHi HH, Thank you so much for the kind words :) Obviously this is quite concerning but I must ask... did you check the spam box of your email? This is usually the explanation. Please let me know, in the meantime if this is not the case you could send me a booking number via email at [email protected] I can get in touch with my contact there and see what we can do. Ash
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January 2, 2019 at 9:38 amHi Sam, Apologies for the slow response here, being away in another country has it hard to respond on my mobile so had to wait to get to a computer. I know the day has passed but just in case somebody else reads this... it is TECHNICALLY illegal to drink in public in Barcelona though this is very rarely enforced, usually only when the said drinker is causing trouble. Especially on NYE there should be no problems walking around with a bottle of cava, in fact I've done it various times myself for your exact reasoning ;) Hope you had a good one and thanks so much for the compliments on the blog! Ash
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December 23, 2018 at 4:16 amHi Ash, Great Blog!. Quick question do I have to get a ticket to go to THE OFFICIAL PARTY AT PLAÇA ESPANYA? Thanks! Maria
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December 23, 2018 at 5:16 pmHello Maria, No need for a ticket, just show up and be ready for the show! :) Ash
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November 26, 2018 at 12:56 amHi What about rooftop terrace parties? I read some places saying the W and the Soho house? I guess it is mainly hotels offering these, what are your thoughts on this? Can you reserve or buy tickets in advance? We are three girls 35-38 coming to barca for nye!
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November 26, 2018 at 11:49 amHi Joanna, It won't be an outdoor rooftop but more like a penthouse club type vibe at the W... on their official site it's listing the NYE festivities as 140 euros for the night. You can buy the tickets there in advance. Soho House doesn't appear to have any info up yet so not sure... but another terrace I've heard has had some pretty cool NYE parties is the Alaire Terrace Bar at Hotel Condes. You may want to see what you can dig up but I couldn't find anything for 2018-2019 :( Same goes for the Mirablau, which is at the top of the Tibidabo Funicular. Hope this helps :) Ash
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November 27, 2018 at 9:36 pmAmazing! Thanks so much Ash!
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November 28, 2018 at 9:33 amNo problem Joanna :)
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November 19, 2018 at 6:56 amloving your site :) i am 36 and heading to Barcelona solo so not sure what would be best for me on NYE? maybe the fireworks display?
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November 19, 2018 at 10:12 amHi Jen, The fireworks display would be a great option! As a 36 year old myself I kind of get what you mean though... maybe not into the big parties but not ready to hang it up either ;) Something that always helped me was to check out Couchsurfing or Meetup.com and here you can find a list of fellow solo travelers and all sorts of activities, parties etc. Ash
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July 22, 2018 at 12:47 amHI! Loving your blog super helpful! We are going to Bacelona in DEC/JAN We get there on Dec 31st and leave Jan 8. We will be traveling with out 3 boys 20, 16, 15 year olds.... and we are in our early 40's. We like to have fun, is the pueblo espanol worth going with that age group? Trying to figure out what we should do that night. I grew up in Barcelona and remember that place being a little cheesy but that was almost 30 years ago! Also, any recommendations on what to do that would be fun for that age group? I am guessing it is ok for them to go into bars and such with us, I know I did as a kid. Thanks!
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July 23, 2018 at 10:54 amHi Mia, Poble Espanyol is definitely a place I'd recommend for older people, or at least people with an interest in architecture. Some of the workshops for glass blowing etc are quite fun but you'd have to time it quite well. To be honest, you'd have a much better chance at pleasing all of them by visiting Tibidabo Amuseument Park, Camp Nou, or Cosmo Caixa science museum. Even though they're a bit older I've got a list of best things to do with kids in Barcelona so you may want to check that out. Hope this helps. Ash
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December 28, 2017 at 8:30 pmHi, thank you so much for such an informative post. My 3 friends and I are coming to Barcelona from london for NYE. Literally just 24hrs, ha. We are all in our early to mid 30s. I am thinking either a really nice restaurant we an dress up for which has a NYE party countdown so we can stay in one place or a great party. Pacha sounds like it could have been fun, but all the best tables are gone and we'd prefer somewhere we can have that 'table' experience, but mostly because its nice to be able to sit down, because we are not 21 anymore ;) Thank you for your help :)
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December 28, 2017 at 9:36 pmHi Patricia, As somebody who just turned 36 I know exactly what you're on about ;) There are very few places I'd put my word behind that have both a great dinner and a decent party to follow... usually it's either great food no party or vice versa. I haven't included such things on my list but I've had a few readers sniff out some ideas for me and one of them is the dinner/party option at Guzzo. I've had cocktails there before and people tell me the food is good and it's a cool bar all around. Again, can't comment on the NYE stuff but it could be a good shout. My only other suggestion along these lines would be the Poble Espanyol VIP table but it's late and they've already sold out :( It's quite touristy but Opium is actually right beside Pacha and has similar offerings, a similar style, and has a ton of tables including dinner options. You can check out the tickets here. If you wanted Pacha but can't this is the closest thing. Anyway, take a look at the options and let me know how you get on! Just make sure you book those tickets ASAP because there's only a couple days left :) Ash
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December 27, 2017 at 4:39 pmHi Thanks for your blog and information, I am coming to Barcelona with my GF and a Female friend, We re mid 30s and 40s still young to party ;) We ll go for a dinner in Sensi tapas and head towards fireworks, Can you recommend nice place after? We like music type and club scene of London (lived there and enjoyed the parties), ibiza, Sasha, Solomun, Laurent Garnier, Andrew Weatherall, Ivan Smagghe etc, This is in Barca we love this kind a party scenes etc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2opNYChzb8Y&t=799s
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December 27, 2017 at 9:42 pmHi Levo, Thanks for the compliments :) Unfortunately due to weather there won't be much of an outside party like in your video, but the closest thing as far as atmosphere to that would be the biggest party at Poble Espanyol. Razzmatazz is also the city's biggest club and will have multiple rooms with different types of electro music... this would be another great choice but remember the crowd is quite young. If you want a big, big party this is the one. Pacha goes for the Ibiza vibe (you can tell by the name) and should have an older crowd in case you're worried about that kind of thing. It's also by the beach if you want to go get frozen outside during your cigarette break haha. Again, it's nothing I haven't mentioned here but these would be my top three. Ash
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December 21, 2017 at 11:07 pmHello Ash, I am going with my girlfriend for ny and we are going to go to the display but what can we do afterwards, something fun which isn't clubbing? Thanks Jack
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December 22, 2017 at 7:07 pmHi Jack, Well, the thing is the fireworks display will take you towards 1 AM... there aren't a lot of events or things to do that late that don't involve going out for drinks. In fact off the top of my head I can't think of any. You may just want to get a nice cocktail somewhere at any of Barcelona's best bars. You could also just take a bottle of wine to the top of Montjuic Hill (depends on weather) and toast NYE and get a nice view of the city, but again there won't be any events to attend. Another option is walking down to Calle Blai and seeing if you can get a late night snack at any of the 1.00 pintxo bars. Again, it's going to be late so there won't be much other than partying... I wish I could suggest more but honestly I'm not finding anything along these lines. If I come across something I'll be sure to update you. Cheers, Ash
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December 14, 2017 at 5:05 amHI, Love your blog! I am going to be coming to Barcelona with my husband. We are celebrating our one year wedding anniversary. (we got married last NYE) We are looking for something to do on NYE dinner and then out. I am 28 and he is 32. We are from NYC. Any suggestions for an amazing place for dinner and then where to head after? Thanks, Erica
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December 14, 2017 at 7:15 pmHi Brooke, First off thanks for the kudos, I really appreciate it :) Since you're a married couple and past your early 20's I'm going to assume all nightclubs are out? In this case I'm going to suggest the official party at Plaza Espanya... it's gonna be a great fountain show and pyrotechnics display, so grab 24 grapes and some mini bottles of cava and toast each other there. If you wanted a nightclub/party type deal for later the Poble Espanyol one is close by and about the most wholesome fun you can get without too many youngins and too much techno haha. It's also the best value party. For a combination dinner menu and dance/music NYE you could also check out Guzzo. I haven't tried the food but the cocktails are great. I've also been recommending that people try either Arume (modern Spanish with amazing paella and cocktails) or Plata Bistro (authentic/seasonal tapas)... both are in good vicinity to the official party. Just make sure you book in advance. Again, let me know some of your preferences for what type of food, what type of party etc. and I can give you some more specific advice... in the meantime I hope these have pointed you in the right direction. Cheers :) Ash
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December 15, 2017 at 4:18 amThanks so much for all the advice!! Is there an email i can reach you?
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December 15, 2017 at 9:45 amHi again Brooke, Yes, email me at [email protected]. Thanks
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December 8, 2017 at 7:19 pmHello, First of all I would like to thank you of your great and awesome recommandation. You may be thought of a lot during th NYE party as you're helping all these people to spend a party ! We're 3friends (boys) 22-24 ya and we want to spend that awesome nice in a nice place in which we can meet some people. We're thinking about opium but we're afraid that will be only for older people haha. I would love to spend it in Razzmatazz but my friends are not into techno and nice house music. What would be your recommandation for a big - known - huge - touristic night club ? Thanks a lot ! Greetings from Paris Benki
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December 8, 2017 at 9:53 pmHi Benki, Thanks so much for the compliments! I hope I can help make NYE a memorable one. First off Opium is quite fancy, yes, but as a night club it's catered almost exclusively to young tourists. So I wouldn't worry about age. I would have recommended Razzmatazz for the young crowd but if your friends can't get into the music I guess that's their loss! The problem is though that almost all of the popular clubs are spinning techno/house etc... You could try the super touristy clubs in Placa Reial like Jamboree (two floors: some hip hop, RnB, pop, indie) or Sidecar (mostly indie/rock stuff, singalongs etc.)... you're guaranteed to meet people and the square is beautiful and central. Anyway, if your friends have any specific music tastes let me know and maybe I can find something else. As far as touristy stuff though that doesn't play house these would be the choices. Ash
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