Centre Cívic Can Deu is a civic centre with a café in Les Corts, at Plaça de la Concòrdia. The house dates to 1897 and has an eclectic façade with neo-Gothic details. Stop for tea, café con leche or a cold beer, then take a seat on the outdoor terrace or explore the garden, where a covered well is decorated with trencadís mosaic. Its neighbourhood setting makes it a relaxed choice away from Barcelona’s tourist crowds.
A house built in 1897
Centre Cívic Can Deu began as a house for the Deu family. Architect Eduard Mercader i Sacanella designed the building, completed in 1897. Its eclectic exterior includes a neo-Gothic façade, giving the civic centre a distinctive setting in Les Corts.
The café and garden
The café serves tea, café con leche and cold beer. Its outdoor terrace is a place to sit with a drink, especially when the weather is good. In the garden, look for the covered well decorated with trencadís mosaic, a form associated with Catalan modernisme. The centre is at Plaça de la Concòrdia, away from Barcelona’s main tourist areas.
FAQ
Where is Centre Cívic Can Deu?
It is at Plaça de la Concòrdia, 13, in the Les Corts district of Barcelona.
What can you order at the café?
The café serves tea, café con leche and cold beer.
What is there to see in the garden?
Look for the covered well decorated with trencadís mosaic.
