Part of the Gay Barcelona Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Barcelona, Barcelona
Chic upscale gym with spa, pool, and a queer-friendly local crowd
Chic, spacious, and serving sauna realness, Metropolitan Balmes is a favorite among Barcelona’s fit-and-flirty crowd. With a sprawling spa, indoor pool, and serious training facilities, it’s a gym that feels more like a five-star retreat. Not officially queer, but very much frequented by handsome locals and stylish expats who know how to stretch and sweat with flair.
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