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Events in Barcelona March 2024
Activities to celebrate the start of Spring!
The sun is coming out and what are we going to do about it? Meet some amazing people doing some amazing things. Barcelona this March has some exciting stuff coming up! Here's a range of activities you can try out to meet others, explore Catalan traditions and celebrate food and drink with friends.
Barcelona Marathon 10th March
Get in the community spirit and celebrate some incredible wins by 20,000 runners at Zurich Maratón de Barcelona! There is no better atmosphere than a marathon, never mind one finishing at the monumental Plaza Espana! Whether you know anyone competing or not, bring some food and drinks and watch in joy as people from all over the world accomplish their dreams.
Sarria Market 9-10th March
Enjoy a fantastic weekend at Torre Amat. A space that brings together history, art, music and fashion in an unbeatable atmosphere. A pleasant leisurely activity to discover local designers and brands, enjoy some music and good vibes.
Saint Patrick’s Day March 17th
Although we are a couple of seas away from Ireland, Barcelona is famous for its Irish pubs. Celebrate with others a day of beer and potatoes. If you like the sound of a day dressed in green and getting merry with your friends, plan ahead as it gets busy! It may be worth booking a table! Here is a list of the best Irish pubs in 2024. Selected by barcelona-life.com
Barcelona Beer Festival 22nd–24th March
Barcelona Beer Festival is a meeting point for some of the best breweries in the world. Discover beers and gastronomy, participate in multi-disciplinary activities and enjoy live music and shows. See you at the trade fair site, Fira de Barcelona.
The last of La Calçotada The whole month
Ever wondered what the long BBQ spring onions taste like? And what’s all the fuss about? A Calçotada is a popular ritual which brings together families and friends, most popularly in the colder months of November-March. Plunge into the countryside dining and eat some fine food in a fun and messy way. Calcots are a great way to slow down and taste the richness of Catalan culture. Try them locally in picturesque spots in the city or venture out to the countryside of Catalonia to some more traditional spots, such as Valls where the tradition originates.
The sun is coming out and what are we going to do about it? Meet some amazing people doing some amazing things. Barcelona this March has some exciting stuff coming up! Here's a range of activities you can try out to meet others, explore Catalan traditions and celebrate food and drink with friends.
Barcelona Marathon 10th March
Get in the community spirit and celebrate some incredible wins by 20,000 runners at Zurich Maratón de Barcelona! There is no better atmosphere than a marathon, never mind one finishing at the monumental Plaza Espana! Whether you know anyone competing or not, bring some food and drinks and watch in joy as people from all over the world accomplish their dreams.
Sarria Market 9-10th March
Enjoy a fantastic weekend at Torre Amat. A space that brings together history, art, music and fashion in an unbeatable atmosphere. A pleasant leisurely activity to discover local designers and brands, enjoy some music and good vibes.
Saint Patrick’s Day March 17th
Although we are a couple of seas away from Ireland, Barcelona is famous for its Irish pubs. Celebrate with others a day of beer and potatoes. If you like the sound of a day dressed in green and getting merry with your friends, plan ahead as it gets busy! It may be worth booking a table! Here is a list of the best Irish pubs in 2024. Selected by barcelona-life.com
Barcelona Beer Festival 22nd–24th March
Barcelona Beer Festival is a meeting point for some of the best breweries in the world. Discover beers and gastronomy, participate in multi-disciplinary activities and enjoy live music and shows. See you at the trade fair site, Fira de Barcelona.
The last of La Calçotada The whole month
Ever wondered what the long BBQ spring onions taste like? And what’s all the fuss about? A Calçotada is a popular ritual which brings together families and friends, most popularly in the colder months of November-March. Plunge into the countryside dining and eat some fine food in a fun and messy way. Calcots are a great way to slow down and taste the richness of Catalan culture. Try them locally in picturesque spots in the city or venture out to the countryside of Catalonia to some more traditional spots, such as Valls where the tradition originates.
