Barcelona has a large and varied BJJ scene, with academies spread across neighbourhoods throughout the city. Alongside some of the sport's major international affiliations, the city has a strong independent gym culture, with plenty of options for both gi and no-gi training and an active competition scene.
When choosing where to train, think about the type of Jiu-Jitsu you're looking for, whether you want to train gi or no-gi, the classes available during your stay and where the gym is located. Barcelona is a large city, so it's worth checking the gym location and class time together, particularly if you're fitting training around the rest of your plans.
Every gym listed on DOJOTAP welcomes visiting grapplers, with drop-ins available to book directly through the platform. Each gym provides the information on its own listing, where you can learn more about the academy and view its timetable, facilities, reviews and other useful information before choosing a class. Once you've found the right session, you can book and pay for your drop-in directly through DOJOTAP.
