Since 2005, the astonishing silhouette of the Agbar Tower has stood out in the urban landscape of Barcelona. Designed by the famous French architect Jean Nouvel in collaboration with the…
ByValérie
The Casa Vicens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005, is a treasure hidden in a small street in the pretty neighbourhood of Grà cia. A true prelude to Catalan Art…
ByPauline
Some public holidays are the same pretty much everywhere – for example, few people in Europe work on 1st May (although in the UK, the holiday is transferred to the…
Barcelona: whether you’re strolling down the long, elegant avenues or wandering the narrow side-streets of the Gothic quarter, in the bustling heart of the city or out along the sea…
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…
Once upon a time, in a half-hidden little place in an old street of the Gothic quarter, was a very original little corner shop: a world of bicycles in the…
ByOlivia
The MEAM (European Museum of Modern Art) offers visitors a concentrated dose of figurative art and creativity! If you’re looking for a museum less ordinary, the MEAM offers a refreshing…
ByOlivia
In Barcelona, art is everywhere. you can find it in the streets, in the museums, in the galleries and even in art and culture centers like the Mapfre Foundation. Mapfre…
ByOlivia
Activities to do during your stay in Barcelona? A huge question that’s not easy to answer. There are visits and activities in the city to suit all budgets, tastes and…
ByOlivia
Parc Güell is one of Barcelona’s most-visited sites, and for good reason! Astonishing, colourful and downright fantasmagorical, offering panoramic views over the city, the park is a truly unique destination….
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