Montjuïc Restaurants

Just southwest of the city center is Montjuïc, a prominent hill overlooking Barcelona’s harbor and home to many historic landmarks like Montjuïc Castle, as well as Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, where the 1992 Summer Olympics were held. Montjuïc is easily accessible by public transportation, but why take a bus when you can take the gondola? After riding Montjuïc’s Cable Car to the top, be sure to check out Mossèn Cinto Verdaguer Gardens, Montjuic Municipal Pool, and the Joan Miró Foundation, where you can indulge your cultural curiosity atop Barcelona’s “Jewish Mountain”. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, enjoy a relaxing, Mediterranean-inspired lunch and panoramic views on the terrace, or sample your fill of Spanish tapas before exploring more of what Montjuïc has to offer.