Activities archive

We are going to visit the spectacular Christmas light show Natura Encesa on Friday evening. Discover a luminous experience in which you will discover one of the earliest known life forms on Earth. Enjoy a night walk in the best possible setting to see the wonderful and unknown world of mushrooms through the magic of lights and sound. A nocturnal adventure surrounded by monumental installations that will transport you to a dream world to be enjoyed in the company of your Speakeasy friends.

Come with us and explore the most important collection of Catalan art!

This Thursday, we will visit MNAC museum, housed in the Palau Nacional, a Neo-Baroque palace where you can find more than 260,000 works of art.

We will dive into the history of local art, from the Romanesque frescoes of Pyrenees' churches to neoclassicism and Catalan Art Nouveau.

On Saturday, we’ll be leaving Barcelona to visit two charming Catalan medieval towns - Siurana y Montblanc, located in the south of the region.
First, we will stop by a small village in the Priorat province, Siurana, to visit a magical enclave to revel in the village's beauty and learn about the legends that have been set there. After that, we will drive deep into the country to visit Montblanc. This fascinating village used to be one of the most significant medieval towns, and on this weekend they will host their annual medieval market.

This Wednesday, we are going to a famous bar located in the heart of the city to try one of the best tortillas de patatas in town. Believe it or not, it's even Rosalía's go-to spot for this classic Spanish dish! Come on down to chill with us, grab some drinks, pick your favorite tortilla de patatas, and hang out with your Speakeasy mates!

This Thursday, we will explore the legendary Barcelona spot where both locals and tourists share the same admiration - Parc Güell. This park is a stunning attraction that stands as a testament to the artistic and creative genius of Antoni Gaudi. We will visit the sprawling park and garden located on Carmel Hill and enjoy the ‘trencadis’ mosaic aesthetic as seen in the gingerbread-like houses. And of course, get excited by the beautiful view of Barcelona from the top.

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

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.

Embark on a journey to the underworld as you wander the streets of the Gothic Quarter learning all the horrible and gruesome stories of the city!

This Thursday, we will get into the Halloween spirit and take a walking tour in the city center to discover the horrifying truths of Barcelona's past. Experience 1.5 hours of spine-chilling stories as you venture into the city's dark and sorted past.

On Wednesday, we’ll visit one of the most peculiar cafés in the city, inhabited by fairies and gnomes and surrounded by enormous trees. The café is located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, but you will find yourself in a fantasy world, like something out of a movie. Come along to try this unique experience and enjoy some drinks with your classmates!

We are going to visit the city’s tallest peak, Mount Tibidabo, crowned by the cathedral del Sagrat Cor. In this spectacular location, it can be seen from all over the city.

We will use the funicular to go up the mountain, visit the cathedral, climb-up to the viewing platform just below the Jesus Christ bronze statue, and enjoy exceptional views of the city.

We will take part in a creative masterclass where you can make your own ceramic piece! A teacher will guide you at all times so that you learn to apply all the necessary techniques to your work of art. The activity is designed for everyone, so even if you don't have any experience, you can make your own mug, plate, or bowl! And of course, we will have some drinks, chat and have fun!

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. Furthermore, Narbonne boasts essential monuments worth visiting, such as the Cathedral of Saint Just and Saint Shepherd, the Palace of the Archbishops, Gilles, and Aycelin Tower, making it one of the most popular towns to visit in the south of France.

On Tuesday, we will take a part of the main event of the month - Oktoberfest! Yes, it's popular not only in Germany, Spanish people are big fans of ale as well.

Join us at Oktoberfest Barcelona to enjoy great beer, the best Bavarian cuisine, live music, and of course, socialize with your classmates outside the classroom!

This Thursday, we will learn the secrets of creating spectacular cocktails during our cocktail-making workshop. During the masterclass, we will learn how to stir and shake, discover some bartending hacks, and make 2 cocktails inspired by Barcelona and Catalan culture. Join us to enjoy a new experience and a wonderful evening with your speakeasy classmates!

On Saturday, we will take a bus trip to visit the picturesque town of Alquézar in the Aragon region. This town was founded at the beginning of the 9th century by Jalaf ibn Rasid as a defense fortress against Christian resistance in the Pyrenees.The town is now declared as a Historic Artistic Site. Inside, you'll discover many remnants of its medieval history and ancient art, such as the Levantine deer painting in the Río Vero Cultural Park.

The Palau de la Música Catalana was built between 1905 and 1908 by the modernist architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, it is an architectural jewel of Catalan Art Nouveau, with the only concert venue in this style to be listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Join us to discover this essential landmark in the cultural and social life of Catalonia.

This Friday, we are going to enjoy a jazz concert in the main jazz club of the city, Jamboree. Jamboree is located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter in, Plaça Reial and hosts blues, live jazz, hip-hop, and dance music artists. Since its opening in 1960, the venue has become a jazz pioneer in Barcelona and has hosted famous musicians such as Bill Coleman and Chet Baker. Join us and enjoy the music of Anton Jarl Quintet alongside your classmates!

Get ready for a journey through the universe of Ancient Egypt, we will travel back 3,400 years in a unique immersive experience and explore the temples, treasures and secrets.

Discover, hand-in-hand with the Child Pharaoh, the history of an absolutely magical civilization which we have inherited many cultural traits.

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.

Join us for a picnic in the park! We’ll meet in one of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona, Parc de la Ciutadella. Meet and mingle with your classmates, practice your Spanish outside the classroom and enjoy the sun, music and drinks! Feel free to bring snacks and drinks!

This Thursday we will visit one of the trendiest places in Barcelona! Moco Museum exhibits a heavy hitter line-up including but not limited to – Andy Warhol, Salvador Dalí, Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, KAWS and more! Join to experience the collection of modern & contemporary art with speakeasy friends.

This Wednesday, we are going to try the greatest Spanish apéritif - vermút rojo.

It is common for Spanish people to have a glass of vermut before a big meal - they say it helps prepare the appetite and aid in digestion.

Join us to drink vermút like locals, enjoy tapas, and the company of your classmates!

This Sunday, we will visit an outstanding monastery from the gothic period - The Monastery of Pedralbes. In 1326, King James II of Aragon established the monastery as a gift to his wife Elisenda de Montcada. Today, it serves as a museum, showcasing enduring exhibitions dedicated to its art and historical significance. Recently, in 2018, the restoration of the Chapel of St. Michael was completed, allowing it to welcome visitors once again.

This Thursday, we're going to a flamenco show! Get ready to witness an amazing Spanish flamenco performance in the heart of Barcelona at the Palau Dalmases, a beautiful 17th Century Palace.
Come along and dive into the world of this traditional Spanish dance—it's going to be a blast!