SPACIOUS • SPA • 1* MICHELIN DINING • PASSEIG DE GRACIA • CENTRAL • EIXAMPLE • LUSH • MEDIA • FASHION • BARCELONESES • BUZZING • COSMO • SOPHISTICATED • ARTISTIC • MODERN • CURLY • ROOFTOP POOL • RELAXED

Our hotel OMM is no stranger to the insider – confident and firmly in the hands of locals, it sets the pace to which others follow. Luxurious in context, fresh in interpretation & design, the hotel is a modern classic with smoky soft lounge tones, bold extracts and contemporary notes.

Favoured by the ever present creative scene of Barcelona, this is not a tourist haven, it is precisely Catalan - richly cosmopolitan and ever so fascinating - guests mingle seamlessly, the place echoes Barcelona’ness.





LIVING ON THE EDGE TIPS
Places just off the tourist radar, places where you can still find flavours of local living - where rebellious spirits kindle small pockets of individuality (no trendy pop-up stores for the ueber cool): MORE

We take a look at this unique landscape project on the outskirts of Barcelona that has transformed a former landfill site into an eco public space, a sort of countryside close to the city.

It's A Med Thing is all about our passion for this little pocket of the planet. We have thrown the savvy spotlight on places that echo Mediterranean lifestyle, packed with the good life and are simply just fab creative boltholes dotted around the coast and inland; It’s A Med Thing - Santorini, Mallorca, Korcula, Mykonos, Barcelona, Kea Island, Puglia, Folegandros, Aragon and Bodrum.

It has been quite an unstoppable season for Barcelona based designer, Roberto Piqueras, we caught up with him during the Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week Meanwhile, Roberto couldn’t be happier with his contract with Reebok. He is thrilled that a sport brand became interested in his brand: “The idea of my brand is not supposed to be luxury prét a portér, it is really based on street wear, but without being sporty. Having said that, a lot of people come to me and say that going out and partying often can be considered as a sport, so I think my collections fit perfectly with that lifestyle.”

Visitors are invited to interact with the building through touch-sensitive tables and view the “Rituals” projection which looks at our behaviour and conduct in the bathroom as well as its relevance in our day-to-day lives… quite fascinating, the whole grooming process and to what lengths we go to.