ByMargaux
Le quartier du Born à Barcelone regorge de petites adresses et de bonnes surprises. Petits marchés, boutiques design ou encore bars animés, en somme, c’est un véritable délice de s’y promener. Pourquoi ne pas en plus s’y régaler?
ByValérie
In Catalan or Spanish “Nena” is a term of affection for a girl or woman. Well placed in the centre of the bohemian Gràcia area, this incredibly charming “Nena” will surely…
ByPauline
La Rosa del Raval is an unusualy decorated Mexican restaurant offering reasonably priced, simple, tasty food. La Rosa del Raval’s decor La Rosa del Raval is a sort of Latino…
ByPauline
Barcelona and design are like cheese and wine: best friends forever! The city has a long history of design, and this aspect forms an important part of plans for the…
ByPauline
Barcelona’s Art Nouveau buildings are so famous that modernism is sometimes seen as a purely architectural phenomenon. The reality is much more complex! Visit the Museu del Modernisme Català to…
ByPauline
CaixaForum is a beautiful space, best known for its temporary exhibitions, but offering a wide range of other activities. The historic CaixaForum building From textile factory to culture centre CaixaForum…
ByValérie
Gran Bodega Saltó manages to be bohemian, but without being self-consciously so. It’s authentic, in the true sense of the word – no fake-authentic, do-it-for-the-tourists here. Warm, friendly and welcoming,…
ByMarion
On entering the ground floor, you’ll find a small conservatory and a long bar, with pretty cakes and mismatched armchairs. Go upstairs, and you’ll find a large wooden table, board…
ByValérie
Consider the Plaça de la Concòrdia, in the Les Corts quarter, with its vintage pharmacy, famous cake shop , modernist culture centre, little church, villagey atmosphere and nonchalant passers-by. Could…
ByValérie
Ever been to the cinema to see a film you’ve never heard of? You don’t know what to expect, and so you go in with no preconceived ideas. As the…
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