Barcelona is a city that is particularly well suited to practicing sport. There are many gyms with fitness machines and pools, but you can also stay in shape without spending…
Many of Barcelona’s tourist attractions are not always within reach of all budgets: you will have to pay for must-see visits like Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou, La Pedrera, Casa Batlló or…
Any architecture lover will tell you: Barcelona is an extremely rich city. In the same day you can stroll among the old stones of the Gothic district, discover the city’s…
While elsewhere September 11th is generally associated with the attacks on the twin towers, it is completely different in Barcelona, where it’s the national holiday of Catalonia. It is only…
The Ramblas avenue (also called La Rambla) is the best known and the busiest street in Barcelona. Linking the Plaça de Catalunya to the port, it is unavoidable for all…
Just like the Palau Robert, the Palau de la Virreina is an exhibition centre installed in an old private residence bought by the Barcelona city hall. We strongly recommend you…
The Picasso Museum,the Miró Foundation, the Catalan National Art Museum or the Barcelona Contemporary Art Museum are the names that come to mind when we think of art in Barcelona….
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…
For a great view you don’t necessarily need to buy a ticket to go to the top of the Christopher Columbus statue! Barcelona is bursting with high panoramic viewpoints from where…
Visiter gratuitement une foule de musées à Barcelone, ça vous dit?
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