ByPauline
Horta Labyrinth Park is the oldest park in Barcelona. In 1802 King Carlos IV organised colourful receptions there and Fernando VII and Alfonso XIII did the same in 1828 and…
ByPauline
Parc Güell which you will also see written Park Güell is a UNESCO world heritage site. It is one of the symbols of Barcelona and it is easy to see…
ByPauline
The prettiest hotel terraces in Barcelona are also the best-hidden, but we have dug them out for you. They are often tucked away on a hotel roof, so get ready…
ByPauline
Música als parcs (literally “music in the parks”) every year allows people to attend free concerts in Barcelona while enjoying the balmy nights and calming atmosphere of its parks and…
ByRémi
La Carretera de les Aigües is a 20km path above Barcelona, running the length of the Collserola mountain. Its name can be translated as The Path of Waters in English….
ByPauline
Fancy a swim al fresco, but without braving the beach? Have no fear – Barcelona has some pretty amazing outdoor pools! Open-air pools in Barcelona: the sporty one, Club Natació…
ByMarion
Riding an electric bike is just like riding a normal bike, but it’s faster and easier, and well get you across Barcelona in just a few hours. A great way…
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