The Miramar Magazine

Barcelona is a creative, modern, cosmopolitan and welcoming city with a long industrial and commercial tradition, and one of Europe's major urban, economic and business centers.  Both for the privileged position as for its character of Mediterranean city, the Catalan capital has become a city of top class fairs, conferences, and conventions.

Barcelona beats to the rhythm of great melodies, and staying at Hotel Miramar Barcelona means having them always close by. Just minutes from the Gran Teatre del Liceu and near the stages of the Palau de la Música, the Palau Sant Jordi, or the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, our guests enjoy a privileged location to experience the city’s greatest concerts and shows… without giving up comfort and exclusivity.

For a more enjoyable experience in Barcelona, we recommend you a visit to the MNAC: Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Art Museum of Catalonia). There, you will discover works of art of the most representative Catalan artists, but also some collections of international performers and several temporary exhibitions.

The Hotel Miramar Barcelona is also committed to technological innovation with the installation of charging stations for electric cars, allowing up to six at the same time.

During summer months, the nightlife in Barcelona picks up high speed. The leisure and cultural activities increase greatly. Having a drink while seeing the Barcelona skyline or letting oneself go for a sensory performance.

Barcelona is one of the favorite tourist destinations and, in fact, it is in the top 10 of most popular destinations in the world according to TripAdvisor and its "Travelers' Choice". It is obvious, then, that our city wins everybody's heart on any season, but we must say the summer in Barcelona is special.

This is a very special week for racing lovers! The Circuit of Catalunya celebrates its 25th consecutive F1 Grand Prix and it's going to be a big celebration in Barcelona.

Barcelona is a city with plenty to see and do, but not everybody has the time to spend a week in the Catalan capital, doing tourism and visiting every corner. If you are one of those who lack time and you still want to visit Barcelona, don't worry. We are going to give you some tips so you can get to see the most important and emblematic monuments, but also enjoy the city and relax.

In the south west of Barcelona, a military fortress was built centuries ago. Castell de Montjuïc had been the scenario of a lot of incidents which has hatched the city's history. It was a symbol of repression during decades. Now it is a touristic place where amazing views can be seen.