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SPAIN is not a country that does things by halves.
Rooftop bars are a social hotspot all year round. From city pools to cocktails at sky-high altitudes, from cathedral views to sea breeze sunsets. It’s a mix of scenery, ambience and escapism.
These elevated spots in Spain prove that the best views in Spain are almost always enjoyed with a drink in hand.
Barcelona – THE ROOF
THE ROOF, a Mediterranean-style terrace with stunning views over El Borne and the Santa Maria del Mar church, sets the standard. Enjoy signature cocktails made by some of Barcelona’s top bartenders while relaxing in the urban pool. If alcohol is not your thing, there are other options, such as natural juices, mocktails or kombucha. The retractable glass walls allow it to remain open rain or shine all year.
Alicante – BOGA Sky Bar
Near San Juan Beach lies a sophisticated bar atop Hotel Port Alicante City & Beach. The rooftop comes to life after sunset. BOGA combines a relaxed seaside vibe and fusion dishes from Japan, Morocco, US, and Greece. Paired with ‘traveling mixology’ cocktails influenced by global destinations, any drink option here has the potential to seduce you.
Benidorm – La Terrasse
Perched on the 19The th floor of Port Benidorm Hotel & Spa, La Terrasse pairs skyline views with globally inspired cocktails. The drinks are inspired by China, Peru Italy and Mexico. Mediterranean snacks and chill music keep the atmosphere trendy and welcoming. La Terrasse will be reopened in 2018 with a new look and feel.
Bilbao – The Rooftop by The Artist
The sleek rooftop of the Artist Grand Hotel of Art looks directly on to the Guggenheim Museum. Its indoor-outdoor layout makes it a year-round favorite, drawing a stylish crowd.
Madrid – 360 Rooftop Bar
360 Sky Bar, dubbed the best open-air bar in Madrid, offers breathtaking views from all angles.The th The 27th of SeptemberThe th floors. Sip coffee by day and cocktails at sunset, or step onto the glass walkway for a stroll above the capital city—then stay for the nightlife once the sky bar turns into a club.
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Malaga – Atico Rooftop Bar
Atico, located 15 floors above the AC Hotel Malaga Palacio is the highest rooftop bar in the city and the perfect place to watch the sunset. It offers views of the port, cathedral and Mediterranean. Cocktails and tapas are served.
Mallorca (Palma) – Es Princep Rooftop
This luxurious perch, formerly known as Almaq Rooftop atop Hotel Es Princep, overlooks Palma’s historic center and the sea. This stylish viewpoint is characterized by its refined lounging spaces, craft cocktails and striking ivy-draped structures.
Valencia – Rooftop Bar 270
This terrace, as its name suggests, offers a panoramic 270-degree panorama of Valencia. You can see the skyline of Valencia, the City of Arts and Sciences and the vast City of Arts and Sciences. The sun is setting and it’s a perfect place for cocktails and cava.
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Zaragoza – CaixaForum Rooftop
Above the CaixaForum is an open-air roof that’s more of a cultural haven than a nightlife hotspot. It’s been intentionally designed for museum visitors, featuring a rooftop garden and menu of the day – perfect for a quiet pause above the city. Visit the events and concerts for a cultural experience.
From Barcelona to Bilbao, these rooftops aren’t just places to drink – they’re places to linger, look out and live a little higher. Because the only thing better than the view in Spain…is enjoying it from the top.
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