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Hot chocolate is a tradition in Barcelona. It’s drunk thick and served with churros or melindros, very light finger biscuits. The “gourmet” version of hot chocolate is known as suís…
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The Aerobus is a special bus service which runs between Barcelona airport and the city centre. Fast, efficient and affordable, it is particularly practical for transfers into the city from…
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Taxis are easy to spot in Barcelona, with their distinctive yellow and black livery. If it’s not yellow and black, then it’s not a registered vehicle – don’t use it!…
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Book a parking space near Casa Batlló Click here Casa Batlló is an incredible, unique residence of over 5,000 m2, created by Gaudí between 1904 and 1906. Open to the…
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The musical season in Barcelona starts in May, with Primavera Sound, and goes on throughout the summer months. Festival fans and devoted concert goers: diaries at the ready! Summer festivals…
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The rabi…what? Behind its strange name is hidden one of the best bars in Barcelona, but we can provide a bit of an explanation: “Rabipelao” is the Venezuelan name of…
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Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city, and this is reflected in the range of places to eat. In this article, we take a look at the best places for halal food…
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Getting an NIE is the very first administrative formality you’ll need to complete on arriving in Spain. You’ll need an NIE for almost everything else, including opening a bank account,…
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Despite the European Union’s best efforts to harmonise social security and health insurance provisions across member states, the Spanish system still has a few specific quirks you should know about….
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In many places, Gay Pride (or LGBTQ pride) is a festive event enjoyed by partygoers of all ages and orientations. Great news: Barcelona is one of them! Gay Pride is…
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