What to do in Les Corts

Les Corts brings together two things that rarely go together: the Camp Nou, which changed the whole neighbourhood from 1957, and the monastery of Pedralbes, from 1327, with the best-preserved three-storey Gothic cloister in the city. In between it is a quiet residential neighbourhood with the university inside it. If you have a few hours, they stretch to both, and to the gardens.

Les Corts is a district of Barcelona: it covers 3 administrative neighbourhoods.

Standing out this week: courses and outdoors

Where to start

What's on today

See all (216)

This weekend

See all (218)

Coming up

See all (261)

See the neighbourhood's full programme

While you are here

If you are spending a few hours in Les Corts, these places are worth discovering too.

  • Placa de la Concordia
  • Monestir de Pedralbes
  • Avinguda de Pearson Modernist Mansions

Waltru can combine them with the plan you already picked and help you decide what to do before or after. Complete my plan in Waltru

Get to know Les Corts

From farmyards to the Camp Nou, in three steps.

It was a separate town until 1897 and it was farmland: «les corts» were the pens of the farmhouses that stood here.

The Camp Nou opened in 1957 and reshaped the whole area; the club was already in Les Corts, in a far smaller ground.

The 1327 Pedralbes monastery keeps a three-storey Gothic cloister and is the best-preserved medieval complex in the city.

What its programme is like

Based on 375 events between 2026-08-04 and 2027-11-02.

Venues with a programme: Centre Cívic Joan Oliver - Pere Quart · Centre Cívic Can Deu · Centre Cívic Josep Maria Trias i Peitx · Centre Cívic Tomasa Cuevas - Les Corts · Bikini Barcelona · Biblioteca Montserrat Abelló · Biblioteca Les Corts - Miquel Llongueras · C Rábida

Neighbourhoods next door: Sants · Sarrià · Sant Antoni · Poble-sec

See the full Barcelona agenda