You can sip wine or cocktails (both pricey) over intimate dance shows in the baroque courtyard and theatrical interior of the originally medieval Palau de Dalmases. There are flamenco shows (€25 including one drink) at 6pm, 7.30pm and 9.30pm, plus free jazz on Wednesday (11pm) and opera on Thursday (€22; 11pm).
Palau de Dalmases
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