Barcelona

Barcelona

The province of Barcelona combines Spain's most cosmopolitan capital with the beachside Maresme, the wooded Vallès and the inland Bages. For traveling with your dog, there's something for everyone: from dog-friendly beaches to mountain routes just an hour from the city.

Destinos en Barcelona

The capital has the largest selection, but the surrounding towns—Sitges, Vilanova, Mataró—have a more relaxed pace and much more space to stroll around.

También en Barcelona

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Alojamientos pet-friendly en Barcelona

Urban hotels with established pet-friendly policies and farmhouses in the interior.

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Restaurantes pet-friendly en Barcelona

Thousands of terraces in the capital, and coastal villages with restaurants overlooking the sea.

Actividades con perro en Barcelona

Montserrat, Collserola Park, Garraf, and the dog-friendly beaches on the coast.