ByPauline
Barceloneta is a popular area where a number of tapas bars and restaurants have been transformed into tourist traps. Luckily some special places have resisted this trend. One of these…
ByPauline
Opened in 2011, Fàbrica Moritz has quickly won over the population of Barcelona. It’s fashionable without being overdone, making this tapas bar unusual and very appealing. Fàbrica Moritz, a unique…
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
Miró is an emblematic Catalan artist who left his mark on the Barcelona landscape. As well as having created large mosaics on the Ramblas and at the airport (keep your…
ByPauline
The Sardana is very different to flamenco! While flamenco is danced by one dancer and is full of ardour, the sardana is a fairly simple dance performed in a group….
ByPauline
Moritz beer is an institution in Barcelona. Thanks to the work of the 6th Moritz generation, the brand is still growing and has become a symbol of the city. The…
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 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…
ByPauline
Bliss is a very apt name for this perfectly charming café. A break outside of time One of the things we particularly like about Bliss is the terrace located on…
ByPauline
Barcelona is a perfect destination for leaving behind the rat race and re-charging your batteries. But like all tourist towns, the hotels advertise high prices. Take our advice so that…
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