Rooftops and Terraces

Can’t get that little corner out of your head? Would you go back to that square every single day? Do you need to walk down every last one of our streets? We understand. These things happen. You’re in love.
You’re not the first to feel this way – and you won’t be the last. Which is perhaps why we have the answer for those who can’t choose just one: see them all. One rooftop, all of Barcelona.

Hotel Wittmore Terrace

A rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool and views over the Old Town and Montjuïc.

Hotel El Palace Barcelona Terrace

H10 Madison Terrace

A rooftop with direct views of the Catedral de Barcelona, signature cocktails and an elegant atmosphere.

Duquesa de Cardona Terrace

A public rooftop with panoramic views over Port Vell, serving cocktails and Mediterranean dishes.

MNAC Terrace

Two rooftop viewpoints with panoramic views across the city, from the sea to the mountains.

Sercotel Rosselló Terrace

A rooftop with direct views of the Sagrada Família, ideal for cocktails in a relaxed atmosphere.

Antic Teatre Terrace

A peaceful spot with a romantic courtyard garden and a large fig tree, one of the few places like this still found in central Barcelona.

Terrassa Hotel Ohla

Viewing point on the eighth floor of the Ohla Barcelona hotel, overlooking the Barri Gòtic.

La Greca Terrace

An open-air terrace with views of Barcelona’s skyline, tucked away in the gardens of the Teatre Grec.

Terrassa Hotel Casa Fuster

Panoramic rooftop space at Hotel Casa Fuster, a modernista building atop Passeig de Gràcia.

Spring is finally here — time to talk about the best terraces in Barcelona, starting with the most aesthetic one of all ( to say the least!).

And listen, two things to keep in mind: paellas are served before 16:00, and the entrance line grows with every degree the thermometer rises. So if you want arroz con mariscos and a quick seat, come on a weekday around noon.

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