ByValérie
Antoni Gaudà is an architectural genius, no one doubts it. When entering the Sagrada FamÃlia for the first time, who was not stunned by the light and beauty? And who…
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…
ByPauline
Programmez avec nous des visites incontournables ou sur-mesure avec un guide agréé pour vos vacances à Barcelone. Vous ne le regretterez pas!
ByOlivia
The 48h Open House Barcelona is an annual festival, held on 26th – 27th October this year, where a whole host of venues, some of which are usually closed to…
ByValérie
If you’re still not convinced of the need (yes, need) to visit, read our article on Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia at your fingertips! You will be convinced that you can’t miss this…
ByPauline
The Passeig de Gràcia is home to several architectural masterpieces of the Art Nouveau period (known as modernism in Catalonia). Casa Amatller, an original and colourful residence, is one of…
ByPauline
Plaça Reial (Royal Square) is one of Barcelona’s most iconic squares. It’s also one of the most beautiful, with its perfect proportions, its rows of majestic arcades, its wrought iron…
ByPauline
Barcelona’s gothic-style cathedral is one of the city’s most majestic monuments, and the esplanade plays host to many important events throughout the year, such as the Santa Llucia Christmas market…
ByPauline
Everyone has heard of the Ramblas, but not necessarily of Passeig de Gràcia. However, this beautiful avenue is as prestigious as it is pleasant to stroll through! Passeig de Gràcia,…
ByPauline
Need some fresh air? No need to leave Barcelona: simply head to Montjuïc to completely disconnect from the chaos of the city centre. The name of this hill comes either…
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