Dog Owners Guide to Barcelona, ES
Need help deciding where to stay, play, or eat with Fido in Barcelona?
Get the scoop on our favorite pet friendly hotels, dog friendly activities, and
restaurants that allow dogs in Barcelona below. Or, visit the Barcelona
Dog Forum to talk to local dog owners about the best places to bring Fido in the city.
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Most Popular Pet Friendly Accommodations in Barcelona
Apsis Millenni Hotel
Apsis Millenni Hotel is dog friendly! Up to two dogs under 25 kgs are allowed for no additional fee. Please note that only dogs are allowed, pets should not be left alone in the room, and ...
Derby Hotel
Derby Hotel is pet friendly! Up to two pets are allowed for a fee of 18 euros per pet per night. Please note that pets are not allowed in the breakfast area.
Hotel Aristol
Hotel Aristol is pet friendly! Up to three dogs of any size are allowed for no additional fee! Please note that pets are not allowed in the restaurant.
Barcelona Catedral Hotel
Barcelona Catedral Hotel is pet friendly! Up to two dogs under 15kgs are allowed for no additional fee! Please note that pets are not allowed in the restaurant or swimming pool.
Best Western Hotel Medicis
Best Western Hotel Medicis is pet friendly! Up to two small dogs are allowed for no additional fee! Please note that pets are not allowed in the breakfast area.
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Most Popular Dog Friendly Attractions in Barcelona
Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria
Just off Las Ramblas, Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria (or simply la Boqueria) is a popular food market that sells some of the freshest fruit, vegetables, meats, cheeses and seafood in Barcelona. Dogs are ...
Park Guell
Park Guell is an urban park to the north of the Barcelona district of Gràcia designed by the great Antoni Gaudí. Filled with mosaic animals, and benches that provide a fantastic view of the city, the ...
Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic)
The Barri Gotic, or Gothic Quarter, is an area within the boundary of the Roman city, which is surrounded by a 30-metre-high wall (built to protect the city from Barbary Pirate raids). Because of these raids, ...
Las Ramblas
This busy pedestrian street is perfect for walking Fido because there are no cars. The street is lined with outdoor markets, shops, restaurants, cafes, and strangely enough, lots of pet stores.Most Popular Dog Friendly Restaurants in Barcelona
Taller de Tapas
Upmarket tapas bar wih a fantastic selection of fresh local dishes ranging from shellfish to cheese and lots of outdoor tables where you can bring Fido for lunch.
La Taberna del Cobre
Great place to hang out in the square and people watch while you sip Sangria and eat tapas or Paella. Taller de Tapas and CheezeMe are in the same square, so it's relatively easy to get ...
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