Discover Les Corts’s 16 best spots for your trip in Barcelona

Spotify Camp Nou

★ 4.6 · 169,453 reviews

Step into Spotify Camp Nou, one of the world's largest football stadiums and home to FC Barcelona since 1957. Explore the museum's trophies and Messi-era history, seeing the stadium itself amid its ongoing Espai Barça renovation.

Cocina Hermanos Torres

★ 4.7 · 1,693 reviews

Discover Cocina Hermanos Torres, where the Torres brothers' open kitchen becomes the main stage. Watch a large team execute a long, precisely coordinated tasting menu right in front of you in Les Corts' polished, contemporary dining room.

Jardines de pedralbes

★ 4.5 · 7,766 reviews

Discover the Jardines de Pedralbes, the formal garden grounds of a former royal estate along Diagonal. Wander shaded walkways past fountains and a wide botanical variety, or simply relax on the grass while spotting local birdlife.

Penedés Vineyards Tour by 4WD w/Wine & Cava

★ 4.8 · 883 reviews

Head into Catalonia's Penedès wine country on a scenic 4WD ride from Barcelona. Spend the morning touring vineyards with local guides, sampling regional wines and cava along the way.

Real Club de Tennis Barcelona

★ 4.5 · 1,229 reviews

Step onto the clay at Real Club de Tennis Barcelona in Les Corts. Catch top ATP players up close during the Barcelona Open, an intimate alternative to bigger tennis venues.

Palau Blaugrana

★ 4.5 · 6,078 reviews

Discover Palau Blaugrana, home to FC Barcelona's basketball and handball teams right next to Camp Nou. Catch a game in this intimate arena for an atmosphere fans rank among the club's best, then browse the shop for club gear.

Parc de Cervantes

★ 4.5 · 8,817 reviews

Wander through Parc de Cervantes, home to one of Europe's largest rose collections. Stroll among thousands of blooming varieties, especially vivid each spring during Barcelona's international rose competition, away from the city's tourist crowds.

Reial Club de Polo de Barcelona

★ 4.4 · 1,824 reviews

Discover the Reial Club de Polo de Barcelona, one of the city's biggest multisport hubs. Explore over 40 clay tennis courts, field hockey pitches, and a horse-riding arena all on one sprawling site in Les Corts.

Monastery of Pedralbes

★ 4.7 · 6,529 reviews

Step away from Barcelona's crowds into the Monastery of Pedralbes, a Gothic convent founded in 1326. Wander the three-story cloister and garden, then explore period rooms and medieval frescoes tracing seven centuries of the nuns' daily life.

L'illa | Diagonal

★ 4.3 · 48,275 reviews

Explore L'illa Diagonal, a long curved mall stretching along one of Barcelona's major avenues. Browse international fashion chains, local shops, and dining options across several levels, all in a layout that's easy to navigate with family in tow.

Les Corts

Explore Les Corts, a quiet residential district built around the legend of Camp Nou. Wander leafy streets and university blocks between stadium visits, or head straight for the FC Barcelona stadium tour and museum.

Güell Pavilions

★ 4.0 · 696 reviews

Step inside the Güell Pavilions, tucked within a university campus. Admire Gaudí's fearsome wrought-iron Drac de Ferro dragon gate and wander the former stables and gardens, a quiet stop for dedicated Gaudí fans.

Carrer de Rubió i Lluch

Discover Carrer de Rubió i Lluch, a quiet green pocket tucked away in Les Corts. Wander into this low-key corner for a brief, unhurried pause away from the crowds and off the usual itinerary.

FC Barcelona Museum Total Experience Pass

★ 4.1 · 1,241 reviews

Step into FC Barcelona's world with the Total Experience Pass. Explore the trophy-filled museum plus extra stadium areas and matchday spaces for the club's most complete behind-the-scenes look.

FC Barcelona Museum "Barça Immersive Tour" Ticket

★ 4.3 · 14,048 reviews

Step into FC Barcelona's story at its immersive museum experience. Move through trophy halls and multimedia exhibits tracing the club's history from its founding to the Messi-era glory days at Camp Nou.

Montserrat, Girona & Costa Brava Guided Day Trip

★ 4.8 · 1,875 reviews

Cover three of Catalonia's signature landscapes in a single guided day trip from Barcelona. Wander Montserrat's mountain monastery and its Black Madonna, stroll Girona's cathedral and Jewish quarter, then finish with Mediterranean views along the Costa Brava coastline.