Welcome to Barcelona, the vibrant city that will soon host the prestigious America’s Cup 2024! As anticipation builds for this exciting sailing event, Barcelona is buzzing with excitement. In the months leading up to the America’s Cup, the city will be filled with a multitude of events and races, attracting teams and fans from all over the world.
There is a Catalan saying that says the best jam is kept in small pots (would translate so something like the best things in life come in small packages). A saying that could be applied
Although it may seem obvious, we do not always remember that Modernism in Barcelona goes beyond Gaudí and the city itself. Most tourists and many locals do not know about it, but the truth
With no intention of overshadowing the Sagrada Familia, the Gothic quarter or the Montjuïc mountain, Poblenou is one of those places in Barcelona that deserve to be discovered as soon as possible. If we take
Whether you are going to have a drink, relax after a long day of sightseeing or enjoy a romantic moment with your partner, here you will find the best rooftop bars in Barcelona with a
Did you know that two areas of Barcelona and Madrid account for 4 out of 10 purchases made in Spain according to a study by Global Blue? These areas are the exclusive neighborhood of Salamanca,
Si tuviéramos que resumir la ciudad de Barcelona en un solo concepto, este serían las terrazas. A los barceloneses nos encanta ir de terrazas y pasar largas horas sentados en un bar al aire libre,
With its privileged location facing the Mediterranean and its past as a fishing neighborhood, it is not surprising that Barceloneta has become the place to go for visitors who arrive in the city for the
When we talk about guided tours in Barcelona, it is inevitable to think of one of its great classics: the modernist tour. Something which is totally understandable, but that often makes us lose sight of
Yes: there is life beyond fridge magnets or t-shirts with ‘Keep calm and …’ messages.
Apart from the Collserola mountain range, which is the largest green lung in the metropolitan area, the province of Barcelona has other beautiful mountain systems, such as the Serralada de la Marina, the Montnegre, the
Did you know that the wine tradition in Catalonia dates back to the time of the Greeks? It was the Mediterranean people who introduced the cultivation of the vine in the current regions of the
There is no discussion: visiting the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, La Pedrera or the Gòtic neighborhood are things that cannot be missed in any trip to the Catalan capital. However, if instead of a weekend
