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Barcelona in December shines in a special way: warm lights over modernist façades, traditional markets, cosy cafés and that festive atmosphere that accompanies every stroll. If you’re staying at Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona, some of the best Christmas experiences are just minutes away. Here are 5 unmissable plans for your visit.

Days grow shorter, temperatures mellow, and the city seems to return to its natural rhythm — slower, more intimate.

La Terraza is all about views, vibes… and cocktails that make you stay a little longer. Here are five you’ll want to match with.

Barcelona in summer is a radiant, bustling city… but also a hot one. As the temperatures rise, one drink emerges as the secret hero of long days and strolls through the city center: horchata. Refreshing, light and just sweet enough to bring you back to life, horchata is a Mediterranean ritual steeped in history.

They say the best stories in Barcelona begin when the sun goes down. When the city glows with golden hues, façades light up, and the Mediterranean breeze drifts through the streets. And if there’s one thing that sets the Catalan capital apart, it’s the way it enjoys sunsets: with good music, a cocktail in hand, and the city stretching out beneath your feet. Because really, who could say no to a plan like that?

This December, Pulitzer Barcelona mixes design, sustainability and good music in its own version of a Christmas story. The setting? A boutique hotel that has been setting trends in Barcelona for 20 years.

From iconic venues to hidden corners less known, in Barcelona you will find the best places to enjoy unique rhythms in live music venues.

Barcelona is a city where each neighborhood has its own character and style. From the bohemian Raval to the more sophisticated proposals of the Eixample, find out which of these neighborhoods is more like you.

These brands, created by young creatives from Barcelona, are a clear example of how fashion can be more than just clothing. They represent stories, commitments to the environment, and a new way of looking at consumption.

If this is not your first visit to Barcelona, it is the perfect moment to explore beyond the Ramblas, the Sagrada Familia, and Barceloneta. The Catalan capital hides treasures less than an hour away that will allow you to disconnect from the urban noise and enjoy unique experiences (just as Barcelonians do every summer). From charming beach bars to hidden waterfalls, here is a refreshing and very complete guide so that you can make the most of your next visit. 

If there's one thing people in Barcelona know how to do, it's to celebrate and enjoy life! In fact, that vibrant, Mediterranean, and lively spirit is what draws thousands of tourists to visit its streets every year to experience it firsthand. Barcelonians, with their love for doing things well, know how to organize unforgettable events and parties. And, to do so, they are fortunate to have the best locations.

Barcelona is a city that knows how to enjoy every moment of the day, but the evenings hold something special. At La Terraza del Pulitzer, they know this better than anyone else.

There is nothing like sightseeing by bike, especially when the city to visit is as prepared as Barcelona. We propose the best routes to do from our hotel and know the best corners of the city.

Let's face it, spring in Barcelona is lived intensely. Everyone eagerly awaits its arrival to go out to its streets, squares, and, especially, to make use of those hidden corners such as urban patios. These places, the best-kept secret of the locals, become perfect havens to escape from the frenetic pace once the threshold of the door is crossed.

Each of these routes from the Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona offers a unique experience to discover the city on foot. Urban walking is not just walking; it is living the city with all your senses and letting yourself be surprised by the beauty of the everyday. Barcelona awaits, ready to explore it on foot?

For those seeking a quieter but equally authentic and charming Barcelona, we have a secret keyword: traveling in winter. In this city, where modernist architecture blends with contemporary buildings, a gastronomic paradise is hidden that comes to life especially during this time of the year.

Barcelona at Christmas is a kaleidoscope of lights, flavors, and traditions that make you feel like you're in a traditional tale (but very modern), reflecting the essence that permeates the Ciudad Condal.

Don't fall into the trap of getting a souvenir that has nothing to do with the essence of Barcelona. These addresses are perfect for getting something special.

In Barcelona, the past and the present coexist in an architectural and artistic symphony. We wander its streets that blend the best of yesterday with the great names of the present (with an eye on the future).

The best thing about traveling is getting to know new cultures, customs, and ways of life. Barcelona, a city that welcomes millions of tourists every year, surprises its visitors with deeply rooted and unique traditions. These are the things that most catch the attention of those coming from outside (and seem totally normal to us).

Popular festivals, music festivals, exhibitions, design, architecture, cinema... Barcelona in October is a powder keg of plans and events (just like the rest of the year). These are the ones you can't miss in 2023.