ByPauline
The Marsella is a real Barcelona institution and when you first enter you are immediately struck by the old world splendour of its inimitable decor. Marsella’s old-fashioned decor The place…
ByValérie
The Verdi and Verdi Park, located just a few feet from each other in the heart of the pretty Gràcia area are two arthouse cinemas beloved of Barcelona’s people. All…
ByPauline
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…
ByPauline
The Antic Teatre has culture in its blood as it was home to the local cultural association in the 1950s, and it was known particularly for its theatre until the…
ByPauline
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…
ByValérie
Right in the centre of the city, just a stone’s throw from la Pedrera and the Casa Batlló, les Gens que j’aime, a unique Barcelona bar, opened its doors in…
ByPauline
Various areas in Barcelona hold annual festivals. Gràcia’s Festa Major is the one that attracts the most people, because it is simply spectacular. Put it in your diary: it takes…
ByPauline
Música als parcs (literally “music in the parks”) every year allows people to attend free concerts in Barcelona while enjoying the balmy nights and calming atmosphere of its parks and…
ByPauline
The Festival Grec is a veritable ode to art, creativity and discovery. Below we’ve outlined some of the highlights of what is a very unusual festival. Festival Grec: origins and…
ByPauline
Hotel Market is a three-star establishment which stands out from the crowd of boutique hotels you’ll find across Barcelona. Even if you’re not staying at the Market, it’s still worth…
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