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A glass of wine, some tapas, a quiet atmosphere. Nothing can go wrong. Welcome to Le Bouchon.
Read moreBeyond its renowned tourist attractions, Barcelona has unique spaces linked to its history and culture, which are also interesting to the visitor. We review 5 of these spots, so you can enjoy Barcelona to the fullest.
Read moreBarcelona is a city of culture. City museums received more than 4.5 million annual visitors in the latest years, according to Barcelona’s Culture Institute. We review some of the most interesting museums in the city.
Read moreWhen Jean Luc Figueras -Executive Chef of the Mercer Barcelona- passed away in 2014, Chef Xavier Lahuerta (Barcelona, 1975) takes over the gastronomic direction of the Hotel, succeeding one of his mentors for over a year. Then, Lahuerta decides to embark on a new stage of gastronomic exploration. Now he returns to the Mercer with a new look.
Read moreDiscover the cod fritters recipe by Le Bouchon, the Mercer Hotel Barcelona gastrobar specialized in tapas and local dishes.
Read more"There's no reason not to try something new just because nobody has tried it before." Antoni Gaudí
Read moreWe interview the Guest Relations Managers regarding the customer service at Mercer Hoteles
Read moreEl Born district -one of the Barcelona’s most cosmopolitan areas- is less than 5 minutes walking distance from the Mercer Barcelona. Monuments, palaces, museums, galleries, restaurants, terraces, shops, fashion and design: We find out some of its secrets.
Read moreLocated just 8 minutes walking from Mercer Barcelona, La Rambla runs 1.2km: A pleasant tour from Plaça Catalunya to the sea. More than 78 million people a year stroll along the most famous street in the city.
Read moreThe Gothic Quarter, original core of the primitive Roman Barcino and medieval Barcelona is still nowadays the heart of the city. Its streets, squares, palaces and monuments overflow history and legends.
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