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This post may contain affiliate links. Most people visiting Barcelona will have heard of the major works of Antoni Gaudí, such as the Sagrada Família and Casa Milà. Other equally...

By Laura Morris When people think about life in Catalonia, they often think first of Barcelona. And honestly, who can blame them? Barcelona is beautiful, chaotic, stylish, infuriating and brilliant...

Barcelona’s street names read like a compressed history of Catalonia itself. Politicians, royals, philosophers, poets, artists, generals, and saints all leave their mark, etched into plaques on street corners across...

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Barcelona may be famous for avant-garde gastronomy, but ask the city’s top chefs where they go on their days off, and you’ll often find them tucked into traditional bars, sipping...

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This post may contain affiliate links. A tapa is a small portion of food, similar to an appetizer. Some common examples in Barcelona include Patatas Bravas, Pan con Tomate and...

Barcelona is a city best explored with the help of passionate locals who know its secrets inside out. From street art walks and fascinating Civil War history to bike rides,...

Barcelona, one of Europe’s most visited cities, is taking significant steps to address the challenges of overtourism by doubling its tourist tax in 2025. This measure aims to regulate the...