Centre LGTBI de Barcelona

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They don't listen here either... They have no interest or empathy towards neurodiversity! Just another scam, we'll keep looking!

There's a free space. There are tables and chairs, a sofa, and water. There's also a very cheap vending machine. Lots of LGBTQIA+ magazines and infographics are available, and it's a peaceful place. There's Wi-Fi, and the bathrooms are spotless. The reception staff can answer any questions you may have. From the times I've been here, it's a great place to hang out in a quiet and safe environment. Very happy with everything.

It's great that something like this exists here. They're also very friendly and there's a toilet.

I was recommended to go to this psychologist at this center, which charged €20 per hour for a visit. Honestly, having been to quite a few, this was the only place where I could truly get help without being judged. Most importantly, I felt like someone was actually listening to me for the first time. Thanks, Sabrina

We have gone there on several occasions and no one attended to us at the center, because the person in charge is never there, they give us an appointment 15 days later and then no one attends to us either, terrible, just posing.

I feel compelled to share my experience with this ostensibly supportive establishment. Should you successfully navigate the labyrinthine appointment system, you'll likely be greeted (fashionably late, of course) by enthusiastic junior staff members who appear more invested in their doctoral dissertations on gender theory than in addressing the immediate needs of their visitors - particularly those dealing with workplace harassment, medical negligence, or long-term abuse. In a masterpiece of timing, they maintain the curious tradition of closing for August holidays - coincidentally when x crime statistics reach their annual peak. Their promises of follow-up contact upon return seem to vanish like morning mist in Barcelona's summer heat. Given their remarkable talent for inaction, one cannot help but wonder if the spacious facility might better serve Barcelona's homeless population. In what might be considered the ultimate irony, unless one possesses the resources and profile of Jenny the football player, seeking justice for severe abuse cases feels rather like trying to catch wind with a net. Their annual solution of offering vermouth-centered gatherings to women whom often struggle with substance dependence - showcases a particularly tone-deaf approach to support. The center appears to excel primarily in maintaining its own existence, with actual victim support featuring as more of an inconvenient afterthought. Other reviews corroborate these observations - I encourage skeptics to verify independently. One might say they've achieved a perfect alignment between their promises and delivery - just not in the way intended.

Very good welcome, attentive service and advice! Thank you very much for the job (well done)!

A beautiful building in Barcelona, ​​a temple of activism and community diversity. With different spaces, workshops, offices, a presentation hall, and even room for art exhibitions. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The posters depicting the history of the LGBTQ+ movement in Barcelona and Spain are moving. It's something to envy for all of us who live in cities that don't have an LGBTQ+ center like this. But what a joy to have this one open in Barcelona. Congratulations!

Since the president of @ahoradonde has been forced to remove her Google listing because of my review, I feel compelled to share it again here: **AHORADONDE** “A great team of volunteers that I had the opportunity to be a part of for almost a year. The leadership leaves much to be desired, as she is capable of unspeakable acts to avoid taking responsibility for her mistakes. The organization is very focused on gaining visibility, according to directives, solely to feed the narcissism of its president. It's a shame to tarnish such a good cause with these actions.”

I went for the first time and it's great, you get distracted by the things people do, you meet other people, and if you're LGBTQ+ it's the best, you feel comfortable and safe, I recommend it

Despite the homophobic violence we suffer in Barcelona, ​​it is a huge relief to have the LGTBIQ Centre where they will advise you, accompany you and make you feel that you are not alone.