Activities archive

Join us on Saturday 21st of June as we visit one of the most charming villages in the Costa Brava. It was also one of Salvador Dalí’s favorite places. Yep, we’re talking about Cadaques!

We will enjoy its beaches, white streets adorned with flowers, and boutique shops. Dalí lovers will have the opportunity to visit Salvador Dalí’s house-museum which he built throughout his life, and you’ll see how the famous artist and his wife, Gala, lived.

We will take this opportunity to see the best view of Barcelona from the sea aboard a 78-foot catamaran. We will admire the skyline of Barcelona and capture wonderful images as the light changes, while enjoying live jazz music. The cruise runs for 1,5 hours, and we will be able to sit comfortably back and relax with a cold drink available from the onboard bar.

Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon! This Thursday, we're not just exploring Montjuïc mountain; we're diving deep into its wonders and history. Our journey starts at the awe-inspiring Greek Theatre, bustling with the energy of the annual Greek Festival but offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. After that, we will visit the iconic Montjuïc Castle from the 17th Century, perched atop the mountain. Join us as we uncover Barcelona's most breathtaking corners and soak in the awe-inspiring vistas of Montjuïc with your Speakeasy classmates.

On Saturday the 7th, we will visit the picturesque town of Miravet, a hidden gem perched on the banks of the Ebro River. With its stunning medieval castle, narrow winding streets, and centuries of history — from Iberian roots to Arab rule and the Knights Templar — Miravet feels like stepping back in time. After exploring Miravet, we’ll head downriver to the breathtaking Ebro Delta, one of Spain’s most important rice-growing regions — and the secret behind some of the best paella you’ll ever taste. To top it all off, we’ve got a 45-minute boat tour planned through the heart of the Delta. We’ll cruise from Buda Island to Sant Antoni Island, all the way to Cap de Tortosa, where the river finally meets the Mediterranean.

This Thursday, we're going to Café Pages in the heart of Barcelona, where tapas dreams come true for only 2 euros each! The 2-euro tapas are small in price, big in flavor – the perfect excuse to try them all. Pair with a sangria, sit back, and let the city’s vibe do the rest. Come for the tapas, stay for the vibes. ¡Nos vemos en Café Pages!

This Sunday we will go to La Paloma, which is one of the most historic salas de baile in the heart of Raval! Get ready for a live classical salsa and Latin hits concert, offering an unforgettable taste of the rich Hispanic musical tradition. Whether you're a salsa lover or just curious to explore the vibrant social dance culture, this is your chance to soak it all in — and maybe even try out some dance moves! As a Speakeasy student, you’re invited to join for free. Don’t miss this magical night of music, culture, and connection.

This Thursday, we're visiting one of the city's most unique cocktail bars—famous for its creatively presented and delicious cocktails. They offer a wide variety of distinctive flavors, which may include foam, smoke, crushed ice, glazes, and even caviar. Alcohol-free options are available too! Come sip, chat, and get lost in the inspiration of this one-of-a-kind place.

We'll begin our day in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, where you'll experience an exhilarating outdoor via ferrata climbing session lasting around two hours, guided by a professional and experienced instructor. After the climb, we’ll start our scenic 6 km hike to Platja d'Aro, taking in stunning views along the famous Camino de Ronda. The price includes professional photography, so you’ll have amazing shots to remember the day, as well as health insurance and all necessary climbing equipment. Will you be part of this thrilling and unforgettable day?

This Tuesday, we will get lost in one of Barcelona’s most noteworthy gardens, the Gardens of Mossèn Costa i Llobera in Montjuïc. Montjuïc cacti park is one of Europe's biggest gardens specializing in cacti and succulent plants. With more species than you can count and cacti in all shapes and sizes, it is the perfect place to escape the busy city life. Join us to explore this hidden gem in Barcelona and mingle with your Speakeasy friends.

On Thursday, 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 chat and have fun!

On the 14th of May, we invite you to discover one of Barcelona’s most unique musical experiences: Nomade Concerts. Join us as we embrace music in its purest form—unplugged, unfiltered, and deeply intimate. It’s a moment to disconnect from the noise of the outside world and reconnect through the sounds of two incredible artists, shared in the warm presence of our beloved community. This special acoustic concert will be completely unamplified, preserving the closeness and authenticity of the music. It will take place in a welcoming cultural center in the heart of Poblenou—our gateway into the Nómade experience.

On Saturday, 10th of May, We're embarking on an expedition to experience one of Spain's most enchanting hiking trails. Congost de Mont-rebei is located between the provinces of Huesca and Lérida, where you can find the picture-perfect cliffs above the turquoise waters of the Noguera Ribagorzana river. The narrow gorge presents a splendid panorama that delights the senses. The vertical drop walls tower over 500 meters, and we'll conquer the rugged terrain as we ascend, which adds an extra thrill to the hike. Let’s embark on the journey and embrace the beauty of nature!

This Thursday, let's go to the new Time Out Market in Barcelona. Located in the Port Vell area on the top floor of Maremagnum, it features 14 kitchens, a full-service restaurant, four bars, and incredible views of the port. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience some of the city's best culinary delights!

Have you heard of Seville’s famous April Fair? It is a captivating celebration that combines Spanish tradition, culture, and vibrant festivities. In Barcelona, there is also an April Fair organized by the Federació d'Entitats Culturals Andaluses a Catalunya (FECAC). It has been celebrated annually in Catalonia since 1971. Join us to enjoy the cultural activities, music, and famous gastronomy of Andalusia!

This Tuesday, we will visit Paradox Museum. Where nothing makes sense, and yet everything does! Step into a world of mind-bending illusions, interactive rooms, and reality-defying experiences. At Paradox Museum, what you see isn’t always what you get — but it’s always unforgettable. Come to snap some surreal photos and experience mind-bending illusions

26th April, we'll be leaving Barcelona to visit two charming Catalan medieval towns: Siurana and Montblanc, located in the south of the region. First, we will stop by a small village in the Priorat province, Siurana, to explore its magical enclave, revel in the village's beauty, and learn about the legends associated with it. Afterward, we will venture deeper into the countryside to visit Montblanc. This fascinating village used to be one of the most significant medieval towns. On this weekend, they will host their annual medieval festival, featuring a market, wine fair, and costumes.

On Thursday, we will visit one of the bars in Barcelona with the best view - Salts bar. Salts is a terrace bar located at the municipal swimming pools of Montjuïc, the site of springboard diving during the Barcelona 92 Olympics. It boasts one of the most spectacular views of Barcelona and offers simple but good-quality casual cuisine, drinks, and is surrounded by a great atmosphere. Come along to enjoy stunning views of Barcelona and have some drinks with your classmates!

On Thursday, get ready for an unforgettable experience! We're hosting a private Salsa & Bachata class at the breathtaking viewpoint of Montjuïc: Mirador del Migdia — and you're invited! This special 1.5-hour session will take place in the late afternoon, just in time to enjoy the golden light and watch the sunset as we dance. Imagine learning smooth moves while overlooking the city, surrounded by nature and great vibes. Feel free to bring some drinks or snacks to enjoy after dancing.

This Wednesday, we’ll embark on a creative journey with our fellow speakeasy student and professional architect Po An, making our own watercolor postcards! We’ll explore the hidden streets of the Sant Antoni neighborhood, learning the art of environmental sketching while capturing the charm of our surroundings. Afterward, we’ll gather in a beautiful café to complete our one-of-a-kind postcards, enjoying the cozy atmosphere as we paint, sip rich coffee, and savor delicious churros with chocolate.

On Saturday, we will take a scenic bus trip to the picturesque town of Alquézar in the Aragon region. Founded in the early 9th century by Jalaf ibn Rasid, it originally served as a defensive fortress against Christian resistance in the Pyrenees. Now recognized as a Historic-Artistic Site, Alquézar preserves its medieval charm, with ancient artworks like the Levantine deer painting in the Río Vero Cultural Park. It’s also a paradise for nature lovers, famous for the breathtaking Pasarelas hike with stunning views of the landscape.

Next Wednesday, let's get ready for the wildest night in Barcelona! Join us for an unforgettable night of music, dancing, and pure energy at Barcelona’s hottest fiesta! Expect amazing DJs, vibrant lights, confetti explosions, and a crowd that knows how to party! Types of music: Reggaeton, Pop, Latin Beats & Non-Stop Fun! Good vibes only – come dance, sing, and celebrate life with us!

On Wednesday, we will embark on a beautiful walk through nature, just half an hour from Barcelona’s city center—Carretera de les Aigües—where we will walk approximately 5 km. Carretera de les Aigües is a renowned scenic trail that winds along the Collserola mountain range, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Barcelona, the iconic Tibidabo monuments, and the shimmering Mediterranean Sea. A beloved walk for locals, this tranquil path provides the perfect escape from the city's dynamic energy, immersing visitors in lush greenery and fresh mountain air.

This Tuesday, we invite you to join us in savoring one of Catalonia’s most beloved seasonal foods: Calçots. Originating from Catalonia, Calçots are grilled over a hot fire, then peeled by hand. Perfect for dipping in delectable salvitxada sauce, a delicious almond-based concoction. Don't miss trying Calçots before the season ends! We’ll also indulge in other Catalan specialties like cargols and botifarra, paired with wine in the traditional porró.

Next Saturday, we will have a day trip to the ancient Tarraco (Tarragona), one of the oldest cities in Catalonia. Today, it is one of the best-preserved Roman cities in Spain, boasting impressive archaeological sites that offer a glimpse into its rich history as a major Roman provincial capital. On the way to Tarragona, we will stop by Devil’s Bridge, part of the Roman aqueduct built to supply water to the ancient city. We will explore the Roman theater, the forum, the amphitheater, the circus, and the Roman wall, all of which reflect the grandeur and significance of Tarragona in Roman times.