Well, if you have an empty evening in Barcelona, then you don’t have anything to worry about. If you are wondering what happens in Barcelona at night there are literally tens if not hundreds of activities to do each night. If it is music, art or even food, the place has something that will interest every visitor. To help assist the reader with finding out what is going on in the city tonight, this guide will take the reader through the best events currently happening tonight.

Music Events

For any music buff out there, then you should major on Barcelona as your travel destination. Whether one is planning to listen to music at a small classy establishment, or a big concert, there is music for everyone.

1. Jazz Night at Jamboree

A legendary place, which is the name of jazz club is situated in the Gothic Quarter of the city of Barcelona. Great performers perform nightly to provide the audience with impressive, original, and rhythmic musical performances. And if you like Jazz then it is a place where you should definitely go. Doors open at 9:It starts at 00 PM and it is advised that people go early in order to be given a good position.

2. Concert at Razzmatazz

Razzmatazz is one of the recognized concert venues which accommodate both local and regional artists. Imagine an area of about 1300 sqm that has various separated areas, and each of them has its own music concept. Visit their website to choose today’s lineups and plan to buy your tickets in advance to be among the fans. Doors usually open around 8:00 PM.

Art Exhibitions

As any other city, there is so much to explore in the art section being that this city is a hub for arts and culture. There are many museums and galleries that are based in Barcelona you will find work of art that including the traditional and modern art.

1. Picasso Museum

The Picasso Museum is simply a gallery of the art works of the great Picasso. Here you will meet Picasso and plunge into the gallery of his work where you have a chance to see how his painting style developed during his work. The museum is open until 9:until  30 PM, however they encourage visitors to check their web site to find out about any special exhibitions if any organized for tonight.

2. Contemporary Art at MACBA

MACBA, the Museum of Contemporary Art, is a place where the lover of avant–garde is fulfilled. Explore new ideas in art, follow new trends, learn more about installations and exhibitions, and get closer to today’s art. The museum stays open until 8:Weekdays at 00 PM and bring a unique experience of modern art to your screen.

Food Festivals

Food is one of the major attractions of Barcelona, and today is indeed a lucky night. Taste the pleasant food and mouth-watering scents of Catalonia at a food and wine festival that is available in the grounds of Barcelona.

1. Welcome once again to the Food Truck Festival, this time held in Parc de la Ciutadella.

If you are hungry and you are not in the mood to some fancy restaurant then you should go to Parc de la Ciutadella. The park then has a food truck event, which sees many food truck operators come in with mouth watering street foods from different part of the world. Have a great meal together with friends and family, while having a great view of the urban scene.

2. Tapas Tour in El Born

Explore the narrow lanes full of history and gastronomy of the El Born neighborhood. This area offers some of the best tapas bar and traditional foods and drink. Move from one bar to another, try various Spanish tapas and maybe find several marvelous places for Spanish cuisine. The tapas tour usually starts at 7:07: 00 PM so don”t be late or you will miss the delicious meals.

Conclusion

Barcelona has a lot going on today, so let’s check out what you can do and see tonight in this city. In a way connected with music, art or food, this city offers a number of attractions for every taste. Be it the Deconstructed Jamboree for Jazz or the Picasso Museum for art lovers or the many food fests at Parc de la Ciutadella the options are endless. Go out, wander and enjoy your evening in Barcelona!