Art, Culture, and Hidden Gems to Discover
As November arrives, Barcelona transforms, with the crisp air carrying the comforting scent of roasted chestnuts. The cooler days reveal a cozier side of the city, perfect for exploring its streets and savoring its artistic and culinary offerings. Here’s a list of must-see places this month to enjoy an unforgettable autumn in Barcelona.
MANIFESTA 15 BARCELONA METROPOLITANA
The European Biennial of Contemporary Art, Manifesta, lands in Barcelona this year, transforming iconic spaces in the city. This edition includes landmarks like the industrial Tres Chimeneas and the sophisticated Casa Gomis, featuring exhibits that connect art with the unique Barcelona landscape.
With some spaces open to the public for the first time, it’s a perfect opportunity for art lovers to experience Barcelona in a new way.
BAR REMEDIOS
Bar Remedios has become one of the city's newest hotspots on Muntaner Street, gaining popularity through word of mouth. With its relaxed atmosphere and menu of reimagined classics, it’s an ideal spot for a cozy fall afternoon. If you're seeking an authentic and creative dining experience, this local gem promises to deliver.
CASA PROTEA
For nature lovers and décor enthusiasts, Casa Protea is a floral oasis in the heart of Barcelona. Specializing in plants and flowers with a botanical aesthetic, this spot offers exquisite bouquets, crafted as works of art. They also host floral design workshops, making it a great plan for weekend relaxation, where you can immerse yourself in nature’s beauty as you welcome fall in the city.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS IN BARCELONA
As the holiday season approaches, the city prepares for its magical transformation. The official lighting of the Christmas lights takes place on November 28 at 6 p.m., turning Barcelona’s streets into a festive wonderland. Take a stroll through the illuminated avenues and embrace the festive spirit while enjoying the beauty of Barcelona in winter.
CASA GISPERT
With over 170 years of history, Casa Gispert is a culinary gem in Barcelona. This nut shop in the Ribera neighborhood preserves a one-of-a-kind wood-fired oven in Europe, used to roast hazelnuts and almonds. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Casa Gispert is a must-visit for anyone seeking quality and tradition in their products. It’s the perfect spot to bring a piece of authentic Barcelona home with you.
Our Fragrance Recommendations for Fall:
The season calls for warm, inviting perfumes that blend effortlessly with Barcelona’s cozy November atmosphere. Here are our top picks: