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June, July and August

People gathered for Cruilla Festival under a clear blue sky near Almanac Barcelona

Summer in Barcelona is all about vibrant energy, outdoor festivals, and endless nights. The city offers the perfect mix of culture, music, and seaside relaxation. 

June marks the start of summer and invites you to rediscover the city outdoors. The month kicks off with the roar of engines at the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. From June 12th–14th, music lovers flock to Sónar Festival, Barcelona’s leading event for electronic music and digital arts, drawing international talent and curious audiences. As the month ends, on June 23rd locals celebrate Sant Joan, the midsummer festival marked by fireworks, bonfires, and all-night beach gatherings.

July brings a full calendar of culture and entertainment. Cruïlla Festival returns to Parc del Fòrum, offering an eclectic mix of music, art and comedy, while the Grec Festival unfolds across theaters and outdoor venues with live performances.

People gathered for Cruilla Festival under a clear blue sky near Almanac Barcelona
Vibrant street art installation with colorful paper decorations hanging overhead near Azimuth Barcelona

June, July and August

Iconic artists such as Robbie Williams or Imagine Dragons also visit the city as part of their world tours, with venues like the Olympic Stadium and Poble Espanyol hosting large-scale concerts in the open air.

In August, Barcelona remains full of character. Two of the city’s most beloved traditions take place this month: the Festa Major de Gràcia, where neighbors transform the streets into immersive artistic displays, and the Festa de Sants, equally festive and authentic. At night, beach bars offer relaxed music sessions, while parks and rooftop spaces host film screenings and summer dinners with a view.

Barcelona offers a rich blend of energy and authenticity throughout the summer months. Whether you’re looking for cultural highlights or simply a place to enjoy warm nights and Mediterranean flavors, summer in the city offers countless ways to connect.

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Activities in Barcelona

Spring is approaching in Barcelona, and it is the perfect time to discover the city’s charm. As the city awakens from winter, locals and visitors alike can enjoy a variety of exciting events.

March brings a mix of artistic and atheltic events in the city. On March 16, sports enthusiasts can take part in or spectate the Zurich Marathon of Barcelona, as well as the thrilling Volta Ciclista a Catalunya from March 24 to 30, one of the most prestigious cycling races in Spain. Art lovers can immerse themselves in the work of Sean Scully at La Pedrera, with an exhibition starting March 14. 

On april tennis lovers can experience the intensity of the Barcelona Open from 12th to 20th, where some of the best players in the world compete.

Casa Batlló, adorned in flowers, flanked by traditional architecture and bustling streets near Azimuth Barcelona