Time Out Barcelona

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As the dust settles after Barcelona s Universal Forum of Cultures, the city deliberates on what to do with its expensive and controversial legacy: portside leisure areas, new exhibition spaces, and thousands of hotel beds. This is all good news for travelers, of course, who benefit from more choice than ever, not only in a vastly improved accommodation sector, but in a revived arts and cultural agenda. The restaurant scene, too, has been given a boost by the city s Year of Gastronomy and thanks to the overwhelming success of Ferran Adri� s restaurant El Bulli. <i>Time Out Barcelona</i> is written exclusively by residents of the city, uniquely placed to keep abreast of these developments and guide visitors towards the best of them. This edition features a new chapter focusing on cultural background and new sidebars, photographs, and introductions, as well as updated listings and maps.