ByValérie
Antoni Gaudí is an architectural genius, no one doubts it. When entering the Sagrada Família for the first time, who was not stunned by the light and beauty? And who…
ByRémi
Since 2005, the astonishing silhouette of the Agbar Tower has stood out in the urban landscape of Barcelona. Designed by the famous French architect Jean Nouvel in collaboration with the…
ByValérie
The Sagrada Familia basilica is the best-known and most ambitious project of the celebrated Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. This Art Nouveau masterpiece, featuring revolutionary architecture and packed with symbolism, has…
ByOlivia
In Barcelona, art is everywhere. you can find it in the streets, in the museums, in the galleries and even in art and culture centers like the Mapfre Foundation. Mapfre…
ByValérie
For the 15th year running, the Eixample Dret quarter of Barcelona will play host to the Modernism Festival (fira del modernisme, in Catalan) over the weekend of 31st May –…
ByOlivia
From 6th – 10th June 2019, around 40 restaurants and over 80 chefs will come together along one of Barcelona’s most famous avenues for your culinary pleasures. The Tast a…
ByOlivia
Barcelona is a culture hotspot, with remarkable music festivals, concerts of all kinds, museums, foundations and galleries. This year, don’t miss the unusual and highly creative Loop festival! What is…
ByOlivia
In Catalonia, the carnival or Carnestoltes starts on Fat Thursday (the Thursday before the start of Lent) and ends on Wednesday of the following week with a traditional ceremony during…
ByPauline
Imagine Gaudi, creating his famous mosaic using ceramic fragments of different colours and with different stories to tell. This will give you an idea of the work of Catalan chefs,…
ByPauline
Sant Joan is celebrated on the night of the 23rd-24th of June. Although it is celebrated all over Spain, it is more significant for Catalans, who consider it their national…
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