An intimate terrace wreathed in jasmine and other greenery, gazing out onto Plaça de Catalunya with Montjuïc and Barceloneta in the distance, the Hotel Pulitzer's mellow rooftop is a favourite summer hang-out. There's live pop, funk and electronica on Wednesday, while respected DJs play Thursday to Saturday. Perfect for a well-mixed cocktail (€12).
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