Welcome to Things to Do in Barcelona, listeners! I'm Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut turned festive adventurer, diving into the quirkiest corners of this sunny Catalan gem. Today, Sunday, December 14, 2025, Barcelona's buzzing with crisp winter chill around 10 degrees Celsius, twinkling Christmas lights everywhere, and that electric holiday vibe cranking up for the season—perfect for layering up and chasing festive thrills.
Kick off with the Disseny Market at Disseny Hub Barcelona, wrapping up today from its crafty Christmas run—grab local designs that scream Barcelona flair, ideal for culture vultures and shoppers. Families, head to Pla de la Catedral for lingering echoes of the 32nd Catalan Christmas Traditions Day with puppet shows and dances, or catch the Traditional Barcelona Nativity Scene at Ajuntament de Barcelona, recreating mountain magic till January. Art film fans, the Dart Documentary Festival at Fundació Joan Miró ends today—quirky cinema on contemporary art. Music lovers, Sons de Nadal concerts echo across squares and markets all day, from carols to kids' choirs belting Un cor que s'encén. For nightlife warm-up, snag flamenco at Teatro Flamenco Barcelona in El Born—shows at 5, 7, and 8:45 PM, pure passionate fire.
Local buzz: FC Barcelona just smashed Osasuna 2-0 for their seventh La Liga win in a row—Raphinha's the hero, per Barca Blaugranes reports—city's soccer fever is wild! Sant Jordi Bookstore reopened with gastro twists and writer meetups. Transit tip: Metro's smooth, but night buses gear up for holiday crowds.
Must-dos today: Stroll the Gothic Christmas Market at Sagrada Família for twinkly vibes and artisan hunts, per Meetup events. Dive into World Press Photo 2025 at CCCB—stunning global stories till it closes tonight. Hidden gem: Flamenco in El Born for that soul-stirring rhythm. Local tip: Hunt the Caga Tió, Barcelona's hilarious Christmas log that "poops" gifts—beat it with a stick for sweets, a Catalan quirk that'll make you a local legend.
Tomorrow, more Sons de Nadal tunes and Italian films at Cinemes Verdi. Tune in for the scoop, listeners!
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