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La Chapelle
La Chapelle, Carrer de Muntaner, Barcelona, Spain
This small space is packed with personality, mainly because you can hardly see the walls for religious artifacts and decorations. La Chapelle is certainly quirky, a place like no other in the city to enjoy cocktails with an equally quirky crowd. Drinks are reasonably priced, so the bar space is always busy, creating a cosy feel inside. Out on the terrace you can get some air and watch the night unfold.
Cosy, Outdoor Seating
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Popular bars in
Barcelona
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Punto BCN
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BOYSBAR BCN
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Pink Corner BCN
Literally everything here is colourful and lively, camp even by Eixample's standards. The bar opens early in the evening with a party atmosphere and a wide range of gins to prepare you for a night of dancing ahead. Pink Corner strives to remember the history of LGBTQ+ activism in Barcelona, while at the same time providing a modern space to party to the best hits past and present.
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