We’ve been maintaining a Barcelona Visitors Guide for friends on this site for a while now — a running list of neighborhoods, restaurants, cafes, bookstores, markets, and things to do for friends and family visiting the city. It was useful. It was also, if we’re being honest, kind of a wall of text.

We rebuilt it. The guide is now organized by neighborhood, with everything collapsed by default so you can go straight to the area you care about rather than scrolling through places you don’t. Looking for something to eat in El Born? Click El Born. Done. No more hunting.

We also cleaned up the navigation, added a quick-jump neighborhood grid at the top, and generally made the whole thing easier to use on a phone — which is probably how you’re reading it when you actually need it.

The guide now covers 14 Barcelona neighborhoods with recommendations across restaurants, coffee, bars, markets, bookstores, street art, and more. We’re treating it as a living document (made a bit easier to update with our buddy Claude) — new places get added as we find them, and we’ll keep building out neighborhoods that are still a little thin.

If you’re coming to visit, start here.