Top Rated Concerts and Shows in Barcelona

"Pop into this glamorous spot after making the most of our Costa Dorada package deals and you’ll be treated to dinner and a show – and a glass of cava on arrival. The menu has a lot on offer, including Mediterranean tapas, main courses and desserts. The cabaret show here is top notch, with drag queens singing and dancing all night long."

"Very close to the hotel (right on La Rambla) you will find the Gran Teatre del Liceu, considered one of the most important and prestigious opera houses in the world. Since its inauguration in 1847, the greatest opera arias have been performed at the Liceu and it has hosted artists such as Enrico Caruso, Maria Callas, Luciano Pavarotti or the local artists José Carreras and Montserrat Caballé. After suffering several fires and even an attack throughout its history, the building has resurfaced from its ashes over and over again and after its last reconstruction maintains the original essence, with some technical improvements, to become a cultural symbol of Barcelona and one of the theatres with the largest capacity in Europe (2,292 seats)."

"• El Gran Teatre del Liceu – The opera house of the city, has been burnt down several times and bombed by Anarchists at the beginning of the 20th century. It was built in the 1800s and was always a symbol of wealth. Today’s building was re-opened in 1999 after a fire in 1994 destroyed it. You can join guided visits at 10am"

"BARTS is located on the grounds of a former Gran Teatro Español (great Spanish theatre), in the heart of the El Paral·lel showbiz district. The venue still manages to feel intimate despite its seating capacity of approximately 900, along with two upper galleries that surround the concert hall. It is well-loved for its cabaret shows and stand-up comedy nights."

"Japanese culture and cuisine is widespread and often altered in attempts to create a fusion of cuisines. If you want a traditional Japanese meal while feeling like you are in a manga, then this is exactly what you need to try. Again, this place is quite small as it serves only 5 tables, so be sure to book in plenty of advance."

"Akashi Gallery Barcelona is a sushi bar and photography gallery created by Tina Bagué and Toru Morimoto, expert photographers and lovers of Japanese culture. However, the restaurant was born as a traditional tea shop, so it stands out for its homemade desserts. On the menu you will find a variety of typical sweets such as Nutella dorayaki, matcha tiramisu, tofu cheesecake, yuzu fondant or original mochis in different flavours."

"This cute cookie shop now has an online store, where you can buy cookie boxes in different sizes and have them sent to you, or someone you love. You can personalize the order and add a note. Libreria Freetime, Barcelona"

"The concept here is cookies and cookie dough, and they create pretty amazing things. For a birthday party ask for the cookie pizza!. Read my review of Cookona here."

"En Cookona son tan creativos que la misma masa de galleta la utilizan para hacer tartas, brownies y otras delicias. Ubicación: Carrer del Rosselló, 160, 08036."