ByPauline
La Rosa del Raval is an unusualy decorated Mexican restaurant offering reasonably priced, simple, tasty food. La Rosa del Raval’s decor La Rosa del Raval is a sort of Latino…
ByPauline
The España is an exceptional 4 star hotel. A fully fledged masterpiece, it is a perfect example of faithful conservation of a grandiose art nouveau decor and adaptation to modern…
ByPauline
Brunch in the park is an event that combines congenial picnics with the cosmopolitan and eclectic world of electronic music, and we really like this innovative idea! Brunch in the…
ByPauline
Moving to Barcelona is a great idea! Before you can really make the most of life in the city, though, there are a few administrative formalities to deal with. 1.Moving…
ByPauline
With its 7 sandy beaches stretched over more than 4 kms, Barcelona has definitively turned seaward since the 1992 Olympic games. There are few big cities where you can spend…
ByPauline
The four-star Barceló Raval Hotel is a designer destination, set in the heart of one of Barcelona’s most vibrant artistic and cultural quarters. Barceló Raval: interior design The unusual and…
ByPauline
Coming to Barcelona to live? It shouldn’t be too hard to find somewhere to stay. If you’re just here for your holidays, the city has so many hotels and apartments…
ByPauline
Paella is almost certainly the best-known Spanish culinary speciality. Originating in Valencia, its name comes from the huge pan in which it is cooked. Traditional paella and its variants The…
ByPauline
If you like music, you’ll be spoilt for choice in Barcelona in April, May, June and July. Here are a few highlights! Primavera Sound Primavera Sound, an indie rock festival…
ByPauline
We discovered Agust completely by accident during a stroll along Carrer Parlament, one of the Barcelona’s hippest streets and home to the Federal Café. Drawn in by the pretty décor,…
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