On the top floor of the Museu d’Història de Catalunya,1881 and its buzzing cocktail bar (open until 1am or 2am) have dazzling views over the waterfront. Txuletón (aged Basque beef) is a speciality, along with seafood fresh from the local docks, and Catalan and Basque wines. Swing by for sunset cocktails; the terrace transitions into a party space later on weekend nights.
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Barcelona
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