Activities archive

On Saturday, we will drive north to visit two beautiful towns in the Pyrenees: Puigcerdà and Llo.
Firstly, we will explore Puigcerdà, located in the Baixa Cerdanya region, which is steeped in history dating back to 1177. The town is known for its beautiful lake and scenic landscapes, offering a peaceful atmosphere and a glimpse into its medieval past.
After the visit, we will cross the border into France to visit the town of Llo, home to renowned thermal baths. The sulfurous, mineral-rich waters of Llo have therapeutic properties, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and wellness.
Join us to experience a unique combination of history, nature, and rejuvenation!

Join us as we welcome the Year of the Snake with a warm and delicious hot pot experience on Chinese New Year's Eve!
Hot pot isn’t just a meal—it’s a symbol of togetherness, making it the ideal dish for celebrating a fresh start in the new year. We’ll share a bubbling pot of flavorful broths, fresh ingredients, and great conversations.
🎁 Special Perks:
All participating students will receive a unique Chinese New Year gift!
This event is open to all nationalities—if you love celebrations and cultural vibes, you’re invited to join in the fun!
Be part of one of the world’s most famous and biggest celebrations with Speakeasy students!

Let's dive into the dynamic world of salsa and bachata dancing! These rhythmic expressions are not just steps; they're portals into the richness of Hispanic culture.
No need for previous experience, we'll have a free class guided by an instructor. After the class, we'll enjoy the live music and put our newly acquired dance moves into action.
Let's put on our dance attire and get our groove on!

Next Thursday, we will visit the first major project of the greatest Catalan architect, Antoni Gaudí.
This lesser-known summer house of the Vicens family was built between 1883 and 1885 and boasts an orient style, which was very popular during this period. However, you can begin to see the talent of Gaudi and the seed of his genius designs that influenced later works.

Next Saturday, we will be visiting the winery where Cava Freixenet was born in 1914. It has since become a must-have celebratory drink for Catalan locals. During our visit, we will explore the art of crafting cava, tour the subterranean cava cellars that have been in use for over a century, and, of course, taste the cava!

Get ready for an exciting afternoon as we embark on a bici tour along the stunning Barcelona beach!
We’ll be cycling a round trip of 15 km, starting from Paral·lel and heading to Platja del Fòrum before returning. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the fresh air, beautiful scenery, and some great company.
Bring your energy, your enthusiasm, and your sense of adventure—are you ready for the ride and the tide? Let’s go!

This Friday, we are going to visit one of Barcelona's lesser-known jazz clubs to enjoy the jams of local jazz musicians. The club has a special atmosphere, natural wines, signature cocktails, and artisanal beers. Join us and enjoy the music alongside your classmates!

Kick off the new year with our first event of 2025 as we explore the magic of Montjuïc on a captivating walking tour!
Together, we’ll uncover the wonders of this iconic hill overlooking Barcelona, including breathtaking viewpoints such as Miramar and Parc del Mirador del Migdia.
We will end the tour at the MNAC Museum, the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the sunset!
Don’t miss out on this adventure!

This Wednesday, we will visit one of the oldest cafés in the city, a historic art nouveau style site that opened in 1896. Back in its time, it served as a hostel, bar and cabaret until it eventually became a central meeting point for Barcelona’s most prominent modernist figures, such as Pablo Picasso, Ramon Casas and Antoní Gaudí. It was the place where Pablo Picasso was exhibited for the first time.
Join us to dive into the atmosphere of Catalan modernism and mingle with your Speakeasy classmates!

On Saturday, we will take a bus trip to the south of France to visit the picturesque town in the Occitan region, Narbonne, which was founded by Romans more than two thousand years ago. We will discover well-preserved traces of Roman life, including fragments of the Via Domitia, underground galleries of the Horreun, and a large number of Roman sarcophagi if you visit the Narbo Vía Museum. Adding to the charm, we will also enjoy the magical Christmas lights and the festive atmosphere of Narbonne's Christmas Market, making it a perfect blend of history and holiday cheer.

We are going to visit the most spectacular Christmas light show of the year on Wednesday evening. During Christmastime, a million lights illuminate the night and immerse the world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site into a magical scene. Join us to experience this journey and let yourself be enchanted by Christmassy splendor and Els Llums de Sant Pau.

Join us this Friday night as we visit Barcelona Improv Group, one of the city’s best spots for improv comedy, for a lively scene jam! It’ll be a night filled with fun and laughter, and since it’s a jam session, you’re welcome to jump on stage and join in, too! If you’re feeling nervous, the organizers will pair you with an experienced performer. Or, if you prefer, simply sit back and enjoy the show from the crowd. Join us to share an unforgettable Friday night!

We’ll be participating in a creative masterclass where you’ll have the chance to make your own ceramic piece! A teacher will guide you every step of the way, helping you learn and apply all the necessary techniques to create your own work of art.
This activity is suitable for everyone, so even if you have no prior experience, you’ll be able to make your own mug, plate, or bowl. Of course, we’ll set aside time to be creative, chat, and have fun!

On Saturday, we will visit Rupit, a medieval town nestled in a spectacular natural environment,. The village is set of stone houses, streets, squares and bridges, which makes it one of the best preserved and most beautiful towns in Catalonia. Near Rupit, we find Tavertet, built next to a large precipice overlooking the Sau reservoir and the Montseny mountains.

This Wednesday, we will go to one of Barcelona's biggest and best breweries - Fàbrica Moritz to sample their beers and tapas. Including the "first" beer in Barcelona, it’s a must-try! Fun fact: This brewery used to be closed to the public, however, they opened their doors for beer lovers in 2011. Join us to try this classic Barcelona beer and mingle with your Speakeasy classmates!

Join us as we visit one of Barcelona's must-see historic market, located in the heart of
the Ciutat Vella district.
Originally built in 1844, it was Barcelona's first covered market. In 2005, it underwent an extraordinary renovation led by architect Enric Miralles. We’ll gather to savor drinks and delicious tapas made from the market’s freshest ingredients
Come ready to taste and explore the culture of Spanish local markets.

This Thursday, we’re checking out the new exhibit at IDEAL, Barcelona’s main immersive exhibition center. JULES VERNE 200 takes you on an amazing journey through the author’s life, world, and most famous works, all brought to life with the latest technology. There’s an immersive room with over 1,000 m² of screens, virtual reality, art installations, digital displays, and the world premiere of MetaVerne. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience that’ll put you right in the middle of Verne’s most iconic adventures!

We are going on a day trip to visit two unique locations in Catalunya on Saturday, the 9th.
Firstly, we will explore charming Girona, a town with more than two thousand years of history. We will have a guided tour around the Barri Vell (Old Quarter) where some of Game of Thrones was filmed!
After lunch, we will drive to the most beautiful medieval town in the region - Besalú. We will see a well-preserved spectacular Romanesque bridge, the church of Sant Pere and the house of Cornellà, and its Jewish quarter.

This Wednesday, we're going to a famous bar located in the heart of the city – Senyor Vermut. It’s renowned for serving some of the best patatas bravas in the city, along with amazing vermut and other tapas. Come along to enjoy this iconic Spanish must-try dish!

This Thursday, join us for an unforgettable Halloween party night.
This is the perfect chance to meet and connect with students from across the school and people living in BCN while enjoying a night full of excitement and entertainment.
And of course, don’t forget to come in your best disfraz (costume) – the best dressed will take home a special prize!

Next Wednesday, under the eerie glow of the Night of Spirits, we'll unlock the dark arts of crafting bewitching cocktails at our haunted cocktail-making workshop. In this spooky masterclass, you'll learn how to stir up potions, master chilling bartending tricks, and brew two eerie cocktails inspired by the mysteries of Halloween and the charm of Barcelona. Join us for a thrilling evening with your fellow ghoulish classmates—where deliciously haunted drinks and spine-tingling fun await!

This Friday, get ready for an epic night out with your classmates at Craft Bar! We’ve got a live rock concert lined up and an Open Mic featuring local talents from Barcelona. And it doesn’t stop there—Craft Bar is famous for its killer selection of brews! So, join us to enjoy the tunes, and soak in the good vibes together in an unforgettable atmosphere.

Pintxos - the Basque version of tapas. Carrer Blai in Poble Sec is a pedestrian street lined with bars serving tasty pintxos and beer. The idea is to hop from place to place, sampling different pintxos as you go.
Join us this Thursday to mingle with your Speakeasy classmates and enjoy authentic Basque cuisine together.

On Saturday, we'll take a trip to the golden-colored beech forest of Fageda d'en Jordà and the village of Castellfollit de la Roca. The Jordà beech forest is one of the favorite places for locals to embrace autumn. This natural reserve, formed by cooled lava and surrounded by many volcanoes, is highlighted by Santa Margarida, whose explosion opened a wide circular crater, inside which stands the Romanesque hermitage.
Afterward, we’ll visit one of the smallest villages in Girona, Castellfollit de la Roca. Dating back to the 11th century, its old town, built with basaltic stones, leads to the scenic Josep Pla viewpoint.