ByPauline
The Ofelias Hotel is a fabulous superior 4-star hotel in Barcelona, situated just opposite a former bullfighting arena, now transformed into a major shopping centre. It is well-connected to the…
ByPauline
We’ve been swamped with requests for information concerning accommodation around Camp Nou, and so we went off to see what we could find. What did we discover? The Madanis hotels,…
ByPauline
If you’re travelling with a group or as a family, it may be a good idea to rent an apartment: not only will you have more space than in a…
ByPauline
Hotel Paral·lel was built to house athletes and visitors to Barcelona during the 1992 Olympic Games. Since then, it’s been renovated 3 times. It’s very clean, well-maintained and well-insulated against…
ByPauline
The Gòtic district, the Born and the Raval in a few words. Creative, lively, central, noisy, cultural, historical, touristic, commercial and cosmopolitan. Be careful, as pickpockets are very fond of…
ByPauline
Barcelona’s Zona Alta is loved by visitors, as well as residents arriving in Barcelona with families, or looking for green, comfortable and tranquil spaces. Sarrià-Sant Gervasi Sarrià-Sant Gervasi is the…
ByPauline
Although they are very different to each other, the Eixample and Gràcia areas share certain traits. They are both lively due to their numerous restaurants, cafés and cinemas, but they…
ByPauline
Whether you’re a designer or you love to party, or you are simply looking for an authentic experience, there is something for you on the Barcelona seafront. Be careful! The…
ByPauline
Sants is home to innumerable little boutiques and Poble Sec has the the record for the most authentic tapas bars in Barcelona. What they have in common is their proximity…
ByPauline
The 4 star Cram hotel is located in the heart of “Gayxample” (a contraction of gay and Eixample, the name of the neighbourhood). It is a gay-friendly establishment and a…
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