ByPauline
Poble Espanyol is a major tourist attraction, combining architecture, shops, restaurants and museums in a “village” setting. The project was the brainchild of Josep Puig i Cadafalch, one of the…
ByPauline
Barcelona’s Art Nouveau buildings are so famous that modernism is sometimes seen as a purely architectural phenomenon. The reality is much more complex! Visit the Museu del Modernisme Català to…
ByPauline
Barcelona is a dynamic and lively city where it is impossible to get bored. But if you have time, the rest of Catalonia also has plenty to offer. Sitges Beach,…
ByPauline
Barcelona is a city full of secrets and weird anecdotes, as we’re about to show you with these 20 facts you probably didn’t know. Ready to see another side of…
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The hospital de Sant Pau is a unique art nouveau architectural ensemble as, unlike the Pedrera, or the Casa Batlló, it is not a residential building, but a medical centre. The…
ByPauline
Barcelona is always a great holiday destination, even during the end of year holidays! If you’ve planned to come and stay at the end of December-beginning of January, here is…
ByPauline
If you feel like doing Christmas a bit differently, and even in a sunny location, then Barcelona is perfect. The Christmas markets are always great for helping you get right…
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Barcelona is a very festive city so it’s a great destination for New Year’s eve. If there’s one night in the year for partying, it’s 31st December! Dinner, a show…
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The Museum of the History of Barcelona (or MUHBA) retraces the history of the Catalan capital from its origins right through to today. Established in 1943, it has many centres…
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If you’re planning to move to Barcelona, renting an apartment will be your top priority. But between the language barrier, dark or badly arranged apartments, and the sheer number of…
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