Public art in Barcelona: works not to miss
Barcelona is one of the cities with the most public art in the world. But that hasn’t always been the case! Until the 19th Century, public space was limited due…
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Castells and Castellers in Barcelona: All You Should Know
Since the 18th Century, one of the strongest traditions in Catalonia is the formation of castells (castles in English), human towers several storeys high. Public performances regularly take place, particularly…
Unusual places to visit in Barcelona: the many-sided Liceu
Set on Las Ramblas, Barcelona’s Gran Teatre del Liceu is a prestigious opera house and performance venue. Seating 2292, the Liceu currently boasts the highest capacity of any opera house…
Colònia Güell and Gaudí’s crypt: an unexpected discovery
Colònia Güell dates from the beginning of the 20th Century and is located in the commune of Santa Coloma de Cervelló on the outskirts of Barcelona. If you want to…
A gastronomic weekend in Barcelona: take your tastebuds on a journey!
Always on the lookout for something different to eat? Barcelona has plenty of treats in store, with new tastes around every corner. Follow us! Accommodation for foodies Finding somewhere to…
Barcelona in the movies: films to see before, during or after your visit
It’s a simple fact that Barcelona is an inspiring city. And to our great joy, many film makers have chosen it as the backdrop or even as the man character…
Where to buy good Catalan olive oil in Barcelona?
You will almost certainly have heard of the Mediterranean diet and its reputation for long life and good health, but what is behind it? Mainly eating huge quantities of fruit,…
Public Holidays in Barcelona: A User’s Guide
Barcelona is well worth a visit, and not just for the weather! A whole lot of holidays are dotted throughout the year to brighten up Barcelona life, and it’s important…
Barcelona’s Festes Majors: a calendar of unmissable neighbourhood festivals
The Festes Majors are very dear to the people of Barcelona as they are a chance to celebrate neighbourhood life and Catalan traditions. If you come to Barcelona during one…
La Mercè: a gigantic and unmissable festival in Barcelona
True to its reputation, Barcelona is one of Europe’s party capitals, and the city outdoes itself for la Mercè, the most popular celebration of the year. La Mercè: Catalonia’s biggest…
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