Films and series shot in Barcelona
Barcelona, with its Mediterranean charm, vibrant culture and unique architecture, has been the setting for many film and television productions. From Spanish cinema classics to international hits, the city has served as the backdrop for many stories.
In this blog, we will take a look at the most emblematic films and series shot in Barcelona. We will see how directors capture the essence of the city and use it to create stories that captivate audiences around the world.
A walk through the history of cinema in Barcelona
We will begin our tour with some of the first films to be shot in Barcelona, such as “A sang freda” (1959), a thriller directed by Orson Welles, and “Vicky Cristina Barcelona” (2008), a romantic comedy by Woody Allen. These films show us the city at different times and allow us to appreciate its timeless beauty.
A must-see for movie buffs
- Park Güell: Scenario of “Perfume: The story of a murderer” (2006).
- Las Ramblas: Immortalized in Pedro Almodóvar’s “All about my mother” (1999).
- La Barceloneta: Used in “The Last Days” (2013) and many other productions.
Beyond major productions
Barcelona has also been the setting for independent films and series that have gained critical acclaim. Highlights:
- “Pa negre” (2010): A historical drama set during the Spanish Civil War.
- “The Photographer” (2017): A psychological thriller based on the novel of the same name by Sebastian Balfour.
Barcelona, a city of cinema
In this blog, we have seen some examples of the many films and series shot in Barcelona. The city, with its beauty and rich history, offers many possibilities for filmmakers.
If you are passionate about cinema or you like to discover new places, join this tour of cinematic Barcelona. You are sure to discover new places and enjoy exciting stories.
Which film or series shot in Barcelona do you like the most?
And, remember, with Aerobús you can easily get from the airport to the heart of Barcelona to explore these movie sets. Enjoy your cinematic journey!