By Dan Blystone, Last Updated November 23rd 2019 Barcelona is famous for it’s tapas, paella and hearty traditional Catalan dishes such as botifarra amb mongetes (sausage with haricot beans). However, Barcelona...
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Farmers’ Markets are an ever-growing trend among social butterflies, local food lovers and travellers alike. They aren’t only a great place to buy fresh high-quality (mostly local) produce, but during...
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We’ve made a selection of the best Barcelona eco-hotels and places to stay for the eco-friendly traveler, taking into account both sustainable and overall quality aspects. It has been a long...
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Many important figures in the history of Barcelona are known to have been Freemasons. These include Ildefons Cerdà, who designed the 19th-century extension of Barcelona called the Eixample and Lluís Companys who...
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Index: History | Public Art | Museums | Restaurants | Hotels | Nightlife | Shopping | Safety El Raval is a vibrant multi-cultural neighborhood in the heart of Barcelona. The...
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Barcelona traces its origins over 2,000 years ago to the Roman colony called Barcino. It was founded by Emperor Augustus during the period of 15-10 BC, and the full Latin...
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“Barcelona the beautiful and wise, where I left so many things hanging on the altar of happiness...” ~ Pablo Picasso, 1936In this article we’ll explore the Barcelona of Picasso’s youth....
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One of the best things about Barcelona is that if you feel like you need a break from the city, in just an hour or two you can find yourself...
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Barcelona, the capital city of Spain’s Catalonia region, is a vibrant city, with both a historic and modern feel. And is a perfect place to sit still, as well as...
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