Introduction

Barcelona located on the Mediterranean coast with the region of Catalonia in Spain has a lively night scene which extends into weekdays. Therefore, even on Sunday when most places seem to be closed, there are many activities for those people interested in experiencing the locality. In this guide, we are going to show some of the most interesting things to do and places to go in Barcelona on Sunday night.

Live Music and Concerts

So, if you are a fan of live concerts and are planning a visit to Barcelona you will find a number of places that hold concert on Sunday. Razzmatazz which is considered as one of the most famous clubs, as it offers various stages and serves varieties of music tastes. Another good eatery that I know to occasionally feature live bands is Sala Apolo in which frequently, both Spanish and foreign bands perform.

Beach Clubs

Barcelona’s famous golden beaches are of course beautiful to sunbathe and swim at during the day, but when they turn into night clubs, they are great fun as well. Among them, Opium and Pacha are operating on Sundays, and they provide an opportunity to feel thrilling enclaved amazing views at the sea characterized by Mediterranean landscapes. These sites often host global popular DJs and therefore will suit the fans of electronic music.

Tapas and Wine Tasting

For a more leisurely dining experience, Barcelona of course lays on a wonderful dining atmosphere. Holidays are great for tapas and wine tasting tourism. Especially Sunday is perfect for it. Visit El Gotico, El Born or Gracia in which you will have many opportunities to taste tasty Spanish food in bars or restaurants. Certain restaurants have tapas menu set to match with wines of the region where the tapas is originating from for an original Barcelona feel.

Alternative Nightlife

Of course, if you are in love with other types of places, let it be underground scenes, you’ll find them in Barcelona as well. The so called Raval district is filled with various bars and clubs related to the rather peculiar preferences. Macarena Club an electronic music bar which offer close space with big speakers and drink set among locals who do not wish to go out for a big party.

Important Tips

• Check the opening hours: Also, what may come as a surprise, many venues may have completely different working hours on Sundays, so it is better to check it beforehand.
• Dress code: Generally, Barcelona is a very tolerant city when it comes to dress code but it is recommendable to dress to code of the place you intend to visit.
• Stay safe: As in any big city it is always secure to be cautious and to avoid certain obvious actions and actions that are not safe. Shop in well lit places and especially avoid walking alone especially at night.
• Public transportation: Public transportation embarrasses buses and metros, this will help you to move around at night in the city of Barcelona. Make sure you fit your arrangements based on the schedules available to help you get around.

Conclusion

While the quiet neighborhoods suggest that one is in Barcelona on a regular working week day, there is a certain charisma to the city’s nightlife on Sundays as it is not as alive as other days of say a Thursday or Friday. If you like live bands, beach bars, Spanish foods and wine, or if you go for the more obscure gothic looks, then there will be choices to match your profile. Do not forget to preview the evening, to learn more about the opening hours, and to enjoy the entertaining Sunday night in Barcelona.