Guidebook for El Poblenou

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Christopher
Guidebook for El Poblenou

Food scene

Signature tapas and wine bar, whose blackboard offers daily local food delicacies and select wine varieties by the glass
9 locals recommend
Restaurante Més de Vi
2 Carrer de Marià Aguiló
9 locals recommend
Signature tapas and wine bar, whose blackboard offers daily local food delicacies and select wine varieties by the glass
An excellent Catalan restaurant serving up locally sourced haute cuisine.
17 locals recommend
Els Tres Porquets
165 Rambla del Poblenou
17 locals recommend
An excellent Catalan restaurant serving up locally sourced haute cuisine.
An upmarket all-year-round Chiringuito down on the beachfront, specializing in seafood and paellas.
134 locals recommend
Xiringuito Escribà
62 Av. del Litoral
134 locals recommend
An upmarket all-year-round Chiringuito down on the beachfront, specializing in seafood and paellas.
Located on a beautiful Poblenou courtyard, a place that’s evolved over 40 years from a bar lined with slot machines to a top seafood eatery.
81 locals recommend
Els Pescadors
1 Plaça de Prim
81 locals recommend
Located on a beautiful Poblenou courtyard, a place that’s evolved over 40 years from a bar lined with slot machines to a top seafood eatery.
Delicious Mediterranean cuisine and drinks in a trendy setting in character-filled Carrer de Maria Aguilo.
12 locals recommend
Minyam
187 Carrer de Pujades
12 locals recommend
Delicious Mediterranean cuisine and drinks in a trendy setting in character-filled Carrer de Maria Aguilo.
Fresh delicious Italian food, excellent Pizza and Pasta, at very reasonable prices.
19 locals recommend
Mammamia
230 C. de Pallars
19 locals recommend
Fresh delicious Italian food, excellent Pizza and Pasta, at very reasonable prices.

Neighborhoods

El Poblenou has established itself as one of Barcelona's trendiest neighbourhoods; a vibrant yet peaceful village-like feel, adjacent to the fantastic beaches at the North end of Barcelona. Once at the heart of Barcelona's industrial revolution (often referred to as the 'Manchester of Catalonia') , Poblenou is now a thriving creative and tech hub, filled with tech startups, co-working spaces, speciality coffee shops and art galleries, and amazing bars, restaurants and cafes. Poblenou is set right on many of Barcelona's best beaches, with easy access for a stroll along the beach, a dip in the Mediterranean, a summer cerveza at a beachside chiringuito, or partaking in some watersports at La Base Náutica: the city’s water-sports school . If eating is your thing, El Poblenou's own "Rambla" is a pedestrianized boulevard stretching from Avenida Diagonal right through to the beach, and is filled with restaurants. Carrer de Marià Aguiló runs parallel to La Rambla del Poblenou, and is the heart of Poblenou's beautiful residential area, a car-free street filled with local businesses, cafes, restaurants and bars.
94 locals recommend
El Poblenou
94 locals recommend
El Poblenou has established itself as one of Barcelona's trendiest neighbourhoods; a vibrant yet peaceful village-like feel, adjacent to the fantastic beaches at the North end of Barcelona. Once at the heart of Barcelona's industrial revolution (often referred to as the 'Manchester of Catalonia') , Poblenou is now a thriving creative and tech hub, filled with tech startups, co-working spaces, speciality coffee shops and art galleries, and amazing bars, restaurants and cafes. Poblenou is set right on many of Barcelona's best beaches, with easy access for a stroll along the beach, a dip in the Mediterranean, a summer cerveza at a beachside chiringuito, or partaking in some watersports at La Base Náutica: the city’s water-sports school . If eating is your thing, El Poblenou's own "Rambla" is a pedestrianized boulevard stretching from Avenida Diagonal right through to the beach, and is filled with restaurants. Carrer de Marià Aguiló runs parallel to La Rambla del Poblenou, and is the heart of Poblenou's beautiful residential area, a car-free street filled with local businesses, cafes, restaurants and bars.

Drinks Scene

Balius combines classic cocktails with the traditional Spanish cookbook in a stylish environment on the corner of Carrer de Maria Aguilo and Carrer de Pujades.
80 locals recommend
Balius Bar
196 Carrer de Pujades
80 locals recommend
Balius combines classic cocktails with the traditional Spanish cookbook in a stylish environment on the corner of Carrer de Maria Aguilo and Carrer de Pujades.
A retro-chic cocktail bar with a glam-rock soul.
29 locals recommend
Madame George Lounge Bar
179 Carrer de Pujades
29 locals recommend
A retro-chic cocktail bar with a glam-rock soul.
Poblenou is a powerhouse of craft beer. La Cervecita Nuestra has a variety of choice on draft, keg and cask ales. They also sell bottles refrigerated and non-refrigerated to drink in or take out
13 locals recommend
La Cervecita Nuestra de Cada Dia
184 Carrer de Llull
13 locals recommend
Poblenou is a powerhouse of craft beer. La Cervecita Nuestra has a variety of choice on draft, keg and cask ales. They also sell bottles refrigerated and non-refrigerated to drink in or take out
Wine bar and restaurant, whose blackboard offers select wine varieties by the glass and local tapas.
9 locals recommend
Restaurante Més de Vi
2 Carrer de Marià Aguiló
9 locals recommend
Wine bar and restaurant, whose blackboard offers select wine varieties by the glass and local tapas.

Sightseeing

La Base Náutica: the city’s water-sports school, with paddle boarding, sailing, surfing, yoga and more.
8 locals recommend
Base Náutica Municipal de Barcelona
s/n Av. del Litoral
8 locals recommend
La Base Náutica: the city’s water-sports school, with paddle boarding, sailing, surfing, yoga and more.
Rambla del Poblenou is the cornerstone of social life in the neighborhood, stretching all the way from Avenue Diagonal through to the beach. The wide, pedestrianized street boasts several restaurants, bars, cafes and small shops.
1403 locals recommend
La Rambla
75 La Rambla
1403 locals recommend
Rambla del Poblenou is the cornerstone of social life in the neighborhood, stretching all the way from Avenue Diagonal through to the beach. The wide, pedestrianized street boasts several restaurants, bars, cafes and small shops.
Parc Central del Poblenou was designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel and opened in spring 2008. Covering 55,000 m2, it provides an oasis of calm in the heart of Poblenou. The perimeter wall outside the park is covered with Mediterranean plants and a Gaudiesque gate leads inside.
48 locals recommend
Parc Central del Poblenou
130 Avinguda Diagonal
48 locals recommend
Parc Central del Poblenou was designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel and opened in spring 2008. Covering 55,000 m2, it provides an oasis of calm in the heart of Poblenou. The perimeter wall outside the park is covered with Mediterranean plants and a Gaudiesque gate leads inside.
Pines & dunes along a coastal esplanade providing easy access to shade and picnic areas, for an relaxing stroll, or for easy access to the the beach, chiringuitos, etc.
18 locals recommend
Parc del Poblenou
99X Carrer de Salvador Espriu
18 locals recommend
Pines & dunes along a coastal esplanade providing easy access to shade and picnic areas, for an relaxing stroll, or for easy access to the the beach, chiringuitos, etc.
Bogatell beach is Poblenou’s family-friendly gateway to the Mediterranean. Three slender 23-meter light towers, named Taure, Piscis and Aquari, overlook the beach from behind the boardwalk.
279 locals recommend
Playa de Bogatell
279 locals recommend
Bogatell beach is Poblenou’s family-friendly gateway to the Mediterranean. Three slender 23-meter light towers, named Taure, Piscis and Aquari, overlook the beach from behind the boardwalk.
Mar Bella beach, another one of the beautiful beaches easily accessible from Poblenou, has a nudist area and is considered gay friendly, and hosts the Circuit festival summer beach parties.
169 locals recommend
Platja de la Mar Bella
169 locals recommend
Mar Bella beach, another one of the beautiful beaches easily accessible from Poblenou, has a nudist area and is considered gay friendly, and hosts the Circuit festival summer beach parties.

City advice

Getting around

Subways are on of the best ways to get to and from Poblenou.

Poblenou provides easy access to the rest of Barcelona, either via metro, via walking or via taxi. The L4 (yellow line) of the metro has stops at Poblenou and at Bogatell which take you into the city centre in just 15 minutes, with connections onwards from there to the entirety of Barcelona and beyond.