Barcelona · CONCERTS
7 reviewed
Good concerts tours sell out in Barcelona; great ones sell out first. Ranked below are the 7 best, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar fills.
Relax on a 78-foot Barcelona catamaran at sunset with live jazz and skyline views. Drinks for purchase onboard. 1.5–2.5 hours.
“very well organised and very relaxing. amazing experience. the music was so good. fully worth it. drinks were very reasonable too. highly recommend it”
Barcelona sunset sailing on a Turkish gulet with live music, skyline views, and drinks for purchase. 1.5 hours for $27.
“Beautiful experience! Every one was so sweet, live music was great, drinks for purchase, good seating and a long fun ride!”
A one-hour classical concert in Barcelona’s Basilica of Our Lady of Mercy featuring Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, and solo violin and soprano.
“The Basilica of our Lady of Mercy is a sight to behold. Gorgeous both inside and out. When we arrived, we received prompt and courteous attention in the front counter. The event started on the dot as well. Onto the concert itself, what to say... The ensemble played fantastically. The venue has excellent acoustics and the music delivery was just perfect. The violin soloist as well as the soprano soloist did an amazing job and we praised them abundantly for it. I would definitely return for concerts in the future.”
90-minute sunset sail from Barcelona’s port on a wooden Turkish gulet with live onboard music, skyline views, and a drinks bar.
“some great live guitar playing as we sailed around in the bay there. The water was choppy, but the roof deck was covered and had some great seating”
Solar-powered catamaran cruise from Port Vell with live music in summer, a bar on board, and a Mediterranean cleanup contribution.
“The ride is lovely and lively. I love the experience. I will definitely recommend this for other tourists.”
1-hour classical concert in Barcelona’s Basilica de la Mercè with Vivaldi Four Seasons plus Mozart, Bach and soprano.
“The venue is beautiful, the concert was great. It was 33 degrees and they had a bunch of pedestal fans around that weren’t turned on. I don’t think some air movement would have impacted the sound of the music too much. But minor feedback on what was a great event and on a milder evening it would be perfect. The thing that mattered the most was the musicianship, they were very good. Wasn’t expecting the singer for a couple of songs and she was amazing too.”
A Saturday solo piano concert in Barcelona’s Gràcia at 8:30 PM, followed by candlelit cava in a 19th-century garden.
“Wspaniały koncert, wspaniały artysta. Rewelacyjna, kameralna atmosfera starego domu.”
