"Barrier-free" Bars in Spain

Set within the Monument Hotel, this serene space offers inviting lounge areas and a tranquil swimming pool. The culinary experience, crafted by acclaimed chefs Martín Berasategui and Gabriele Milani, is available year-round - though the terrace, open exclusively in spring and summer, offers a particularly enchanting setting for dining al fresco.

Liquid prescriptions are offered in the pharmacy in Málaga's old town. Inspired by the American speakeasy bars of the 1920s, the pleasant, classic ambience makes you feel like you've been transported to another century. The subdued lighting exudes a mysterious atmosphere and the artfully crafted cocktails make this bar so extravagant and unique!

A serene escape high above Passeig de Gràcia, Terrat offers contemporary cuisine crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Sunset is the prime time to visit, when cocktails are served against the backdrop of golden hour. Open from April to October, with access reserved for hotel guests from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. On weekends, don’t miss Gold & Dusk - a sophisticated series of DJ sessions, tapas and cocktails.

With a magnificent view of the sea, cocktails are served in a pleasant, elegant ambience. Here, they know how to handle exotic spirits in the shaker. The menu offers Mediterranean and tropical cocktails. The attention to detail in every drink is proof of the mixologists' skill and passion. "Classics" are also prepared on request.

Opened in 2018 and now helmed by Ignacio Ussía - whose credentials include acclaimed establishments such as Vía Veneto, Ideal, and the world-renowned Gaggan - this venue delivers an experience as polished as its pedigree suggests. Guests can begin with a refined drink and an elegant bite in the lounge, or proceed to the tasting room for a curated menu that leans confidently into Asian influences. Each course may be paired with inventive mini-cocktails, described by the team as “a symbiosis of solid and liquid”, a concept that speaks to both playfulness and precision. The cocktail menu is equally arresting: signature serves arrive in bespoke vessels, often with theatrical flair. Highlights include the smoky allure of the Colima de Jalisco and the mysteriously named Ley Seca, whose presentation is as bold as its flavour. This is a destination where gastronomy meets spectacle - and neither takes a back seat.

Funky ambience (lots of neon and graffiti slogans), and an exciting cocktail menu, created by Sebastián Oliva, scores with classics (the Chester Collection) and creative, more unusual variations (the Punk Collection). You should definitely try the Caipirinha de la Pasión and the Walking Dead cocktail, a version of the classic Zombie. Due to its high alcohol content, only two of the latter are served per person. Regular live music sessions.

Perched atop the iconic Hotel Majestic on Passeig de Gràcia, La Dolce Vitae pairs sweeping city views with elevated Mediterranean cuisine by celebrated chef Nandu Jubany, alongside executive chef David Romero. A refined selection of signature cocktails and a curated wine list completes the experience. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. until 1:30 a.m. year-round, the terrace is a timeless choice for stylish dining above the city.

A large terrace complete with bar counter, DJ booth and a change of style in the hammock and furniture area. Luxurious rooftop retreat with white wood panelling and VIP sun loungers. The terrace offers space for drinks at sunset, sunbathing in the afternoon and creative suggestions of sushi and other international specialities, accompanied by music.

The long counter and subdued lighting exude a mysterious and authentic bar atmosphere, where you can enjoy wonderfully sophisticated cocktails accompanied by live music. The eye-catching feature is the iconic polished hardwood bar, where you can look over the shoulders of the expert staff as they whip up masterful cocktails and drinks.

At The Barcelona Edition, just beside the Santa Caterina market, this rooftop spot offers an informal Mediterranean menu with modern flair. Guests can enjoy lunch, dinner, sunset cocktails, and weekend DJ sessions in a relaxed yet stylish setting. Tuesdays are dedicated to the aperitif, with a sunset music session that sets the perfect tone for the evening.

The Belvue Rooftop Bar on the roof terrace of the Amàre offers a varied drinks menu with international brands and exclusive cocktails by Diego Cabrera. Guests can enjoy the infinity pool, international cuisine, DJs and live music. The "Sunset Ritual" promises an experience for all the senses at sunset.

Ibiza bar with panoramic views of the glittering Mediterranean, sun loungers, Bali beds and a picturesque infinity pool. The menu consists of fresh organic produce from the nearby Terra Masia farm. There are snacks, bowls and grilled dishes.

Atop the Grand Hotel Central on Via Laietana, this minimalist rooftop offers sweeping views over the Gothic Quarter. With an exclusive bar, Balinese beds, and a striking infinity pool, it’s a refined escape above the city. This year, a series of full moon events invites guests to stargaze through professional telescopes, paired with exquisite desserts from L’Atelier, the acclaimed Catalan patisserie.

Tucked away in the Hotel Borneta, in the heart of the Born district, this intimate rooftop terrace overlooks the leafy expanse of Parc de la Ciutadella. A standout feature is The Egg, a striking sculptural piece by Argentine artist Pilar Zeta, lending the space a surreal, contemporary edge. From 5pm, guests can enjoy a menu of cocktails, appetisers, and light snacks - with drinks crafted by mixologist Giorgio Savini, whose creations blend precision with playful sophistication.

At the Almanac Hotel, the rooftop terrace offers a unique perspective on the city. By day, binoculars are placed throughout, inviting guests to take in views of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks, with QR codes providing cultural and historical context. By night, the mood shifts: the cocktail menu is inspired by constellations and planets, while esoteric experiences such as tarot readings and astrological chart sessions add a mystical touch to the evening.

Known as the “hotel of a thousand eyes” for its striking architecture, this design-led property stands proudly on Via Laietana. Its rooftop features a spectacular glass-walled swimming pool with views of Barcelona Cathedral and sweeping 360º panoramas over the city below. The menu offers refined snacks and tapas from La Passhola, paired with expertly crafted cocktails. Culinary direction comes courtesy of Michelin-starred chef Romain Fornell.

At a height of 56 meters above the city, this rooftop bar offers an incomparable panoramic view of some of Madrid's most impressive sights. The ideal place to enjoy the sunset with a classic cocktail or a glass of wine.

In the heart of Málaga's old town, this is a great place to chill out to funky tunes. There are excellent creative cocktails and more than 30 different types of beer, served by an uncomplicated team in a relaxed atmosphere.

The spectacular rooftop terrace of the Amàre Marbella Beach Hotel, located directly on Marbella's beach promenade, offers a breathtaking view of the sea. In a stylish ambience, upscale drinks and cocktails by Diego Cabrera are served to the vibes of the hotel's own DJs, as well as an extensive selection of tapas.

After a tour of Málaga's old town, the perfect way to end the day is with one of the excellent cocktails on the top floor of the Alcazaba Hotel. The incomparable view of the Alcazaba of Málaga and Gibralfaro Castle is accompanied by typical Andalusian dishes that transport you to the world of flavours of southern Spain.