Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona (Barcelona)

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The Moritz Factory in Barcelona is a historical and cultural landmark located in the heart of the city, at Ronda Sant Antoni, 39. Founded in 1864 by Louis Moritz, this factory became the first brewery in the Iberian Peninsula. After a pause in production during the 1960s, it was reborn in 2011 with an innovative proposal that fuses tradition and modernity.

Today, the Moritz Factory Barcelona is much more than just a brewery. It is a multipurpose space that includes a brewery, a specialist shop known as the Moritz Store, a microbrewery and two multipurpose rooms for private and corporate events: the Tank Room and Room 39.

Gastronomy by chef Jordi Vilà

The brewery offers a unique gastronomic experience under the direction of Michelin-starred chef Jordi Vilà. Its culinary offering combines national and international influences, with dishes ranging from traditional bravas to flammkuchen, the Alsatian pizza. In addition, many of the dishes are made with the house beers, creating perfect pairings for beer lovers.

Microbrewery and constant innovation

One of the jewels of the Moritz Factory is its state-of-the-art microbrewery, where fresh, unpasteurized beer is brewed daily. This process allows for beers with more subtle and authentic aromas. In addition to classic varieties such as Moritz and Epidor, Moritz Beer Lab creates seasonal and limited edition beers, offering new experiences to visitors.

An avant-garde architectural design

Renowned architect Jean Nouvel was commissioned to refurbish the brewery in 2011. His design respects the building's historic elements, such as the brick walls and original beer tanks, while incorporating modern elements that create a contemporary and welcoming atmosphere.

A cultural and leisure meeting point in Barcelona

Beyond beer and gastronomy, Fábrica Moritz Barcelona is a centre for leisure and culture. With a full agenda of activities, from concerts to Beer Yoga sessions, this space has established itself as a reference point for Barcelona residents and visitors looking for a unique experience in the city.

Discover the surroundings: the Sant Antoni neighbourhood

Located in the Sant Antoni district, Fábrica Moritz is in one of the most dynamic areas of Barcelona. This district is known for its iconic market, the recently renovated Sant Antoni Market, where you can find fresh produce and a wide variety of gastronomic offerings.

In addition, the surrounding streets are packed with modern shops, cosy cafés and a vibrant nightlife, offering visitors an authentic Barcelona experience.

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