ByPauline
Located near Passeig de Gràcia, you will certainly pass Cervecería Catalana on your way to visit some tourist spot, so why not drop in! Cervecería Catalana, a really top tip!…
ByValérie
The Ramblas is a symbol of Barcelona. With flower stalls, portrait artists, living statues and the Christopher Columbus, it attracts an impressive number of visitors. For this reason, poor restaurants…
ByPauline
The prettiest hotel terraces in Barcelona are also the best-hidden, but we have dug them out for you. They are often tucked away on a hotel roof, so get ready…
ByPauline
Markets offer a great opportunity for any visitor to encounter the culinary culture of a country, a region or a city. More scenic and much more fun than supermarkets, without…
ByMarion
Some restaurant chains seem to be so successful that they’re practically unstoppable. One example of this phenomenon is 100 Montaditos, a popular Spanish chain of bars which started in 2001…
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…
ByValérie
As soon as you step into Leku (lay-koo: “place”, in Basque), you feel truly welcome. Everyone is friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed and homey. You don’t have to go…
ByValérie
The Taverna del Clínic, in Barcelona’s Eixample quarter, opened its doors in 2006. A cross between local bar and high-end restaurant, it’s the brainchild of the Simôes brothers, Manu (the…
End of content
End of content
