1. Skybar- Grand Hotel Central
This beautiful rooftop terrace offers one of the most spectacular views of the city, especially at sunset. Oh, and the mojitos are almost as incredible as the view. Prices are particularly reasonable in comparison to other rooftops around Barcelona.
While this is a popular spot, be sure to get there early in order to avoid the wait for a table. Don´t worry if you do have to wait, it will be worth it!
Via Laietana, 30
2. Alaire Terrace Bar- Hotel Condes
Two of Gaudí´s most exceptional masterpeices, Sagrada Familia and La Pedrera, can be observed and appreciated while you sip on a cocktail at the Alaire Terrace Bar. Not to mention, you can relax and enjoy this special view in the comfort of the rooftop sofas. Check it out any night from Sunday to Wednesday with live jazz music to add to the experience, making for a perfect summer night.
Passeig de Gràcia, 73
3. La Dolce Vitae- Majestic Hotel
The rooftop of the Majestic Hotel definitely lives up to its name as it is nothing short of majestic. The views and the culinary expertise guarantee a luxurious experience, just right for a special occasion or simply a night to splurge in style!
Passeig de Gràcia, 68-70
4. Wet Bar- The W Hotel
If you like stunning views of the Mediterranean and exquisite cocktails, then you will love the Wet Bar at The W Hotel. Don´t forget to bring your camera because this idyllic view is one you will want to keep forever.
If you´re looking for a fun fiesta, check out the Wet Deck Summer Series with DJs and drinks every Sunday during the summer months (May-September).
Plaça de la Rosa dels Vents, 1
5. Terraza 360- Barcelo Raval Hotel
Located right in the heart of Barcelona, the Barcelo Raval Hotel is a great place to enjoy the city lights below and get away from the noise. As the name suggests, Terraza 360 allows you to walk around the full 360 degrees of the Barcelo Raval rooftop- with different city views in all directions. Plus, they offer a unique brunch experience every Sunday. There´s nothing better than mimosas and a panoramic view of Barcelona.
Rambla del Raval, 17-21
