LLum BCN - The light festival 2019
Light Festival Llum BCN will transform Poble Nou’s neighborhood into a light masterpiece. This is the second year that Barcelona puts this artistic and amazing event together. The event takes…Continue Reading →
New Geek Camden in Barcelona
The old Galeries Maldà opened in 1943 in the Gothic Quarter. Actually, they were the first commercial galleries in Barcelona. However, not many people used to visit as the shops…Continue Reading →
The first geek supermarket opens in Barcelona
Are you seeing this? The first Geek Supermarket in Barcelona opened its doors on the 7th of February. The Galeries Maldà surprised us again with an out of this world…Continue Reading →
Theater at Casa de Les Punxes
Casa de Les Punxes is a modernist house built in Barcelona, by Josep Puig I Cadafalch. It’s also considered a National Historic Monument of Interest in 1976. The emblematic building…Continue Reading →
Smart Guide and restoration experience in Casa Batlló
Lucky me. I received an email a while ago from a friend that said: Casa Batlló in Barcelona is selling tickets for 1€ to all residents!!! What??? A miracle just…Continue Reading →
The best of Christmas Traditions in Barcelona
Christmas traditions in Spain are slightly different to the ones celebrated in Catalonia. For that reason, we would like to give you an overview of these different (weird, unusual and…Continue Reading →
What to do in December in Barcelona
December has arrived and with that the Christmas spirit! We can see it on shopfronts, cafes and restaurants, streets or in people’s houses. December in Barcelona is one of the…Continue Reading →
What to know about Graffiti
History about Street Art in Barcelona Graffiti in Barcelona will always be part of the city and this article definitely demonstrates this caption. The city became a center of fashion,…Continue Reading →
Shopping Night Barcelona
There are plenty of different areas and shopping centers to go shopping in Barcelona. When travelling, who doesn’t like to buy a piece of clothes from a different shop in…Continue Reading →
Hidden gems in the Gothic Quarter
Strolling down the streets in the Gothic Quarter can be a bit confusing since the narrow streets seem to form a labyrinth. However, getting lost can be exciting because you…Continue Reading →
48h Open House Barcelona
What is the 48h Open House? The 48h Open House Association celebrates the architecture festival in Barcelona every October to promote culture. Some buildings and emblematic private houses will open…Continue Reading →
The Cheapest way to visit museums with Articket
Are you an ART lover? The Barcelona Art Passport or ARTICKET is the perfect option if you like art, if you are in Barcelona or you will be within the…Continue Reading →
what to do with children in Barcelona
Travelling as a family to a new destination is not that easy. That’s why it’s important to know which attractions, museums or activities are best to enjoy with kids. Barcelona…Continue Reading →
Poble Espanyol - Spanish Village
Inauguration The Poble Espanyol or Spanish Village was inaugurated in 1929 due to the International Exhibition. It was built to recreate an authentic Spanish town. They built the 117 building replications…Continue Reading →
What you didn't know about Barcelona
Every country, city or town have their own history, landmarks and curiosities. But… It definitely seems that we sometimes not know much about our next destination. Curiosities are exciting, interesting,…Continue Reading →
Where to buy like a local in Barcelona
Many locals still go to their local markets in Barcelona as part of their daily routine. Actually, It’s been a tradition for a long time and it’s probably the best…Continue Reading →
Top 5 attractions to visit in Barcelona
It might be a bit of a rush when you only have a couple days to explore a city, right? Its even more complicated if there are tons of attractions…Continue Reading →
What to do in summer in Barcelona?
If you’re in Barcelona during summer you probably end up on the beach sunbathing all day but, there’s definitely other activities to do. Moreover, there are loads of events and…Continue Reading →
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
After a while, I finally made it to the MNAC, the National Art Museum of Catalonia. There are more than a few stairs to get to the museum so, wear…Continue Reading →
Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
As quoted, MACBA’s aim and main objective is to: disseminate contemporary art, offering a diverse range of visions, and generating critical debates on art and culture. But also aspiring to…Continue Reading →
Bunkers del Carmel
Originally built by Catalonian Republicans during Spanish Civil War, the bunkers sit upon the Turó de la Rovira hill. It’s one of the most unique and scenic views in both…Continue Reading →
Jardins de la Tamarita: Off the beaten path
Barcelona is relatively small. However, there’s a lot of culture which makes it ideal for anyone looking to experience a lot in a very short amount of time. There are…Continue Reading →
Parc de La Ciutadella
Parc de la Ciutadella was created in 1877 and it was for many years, the only green space in Barcelona. Now, it’s certainly not the only public park in the…Continue Reading →
Arc de Triomf
Arc de Triomf’s History The Arc De Triomf is located at the end of Passeig de Sant Joan. It was built in 1888 by architect Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas. It…Continue Reading →
The Magic Fountain
What is the Magic Fountain? The Font Màgica (magic fountain) of Montjuic was built for the Universal Exhibition of 1929 by Carles Buïgas. The project needed more than 3,000 workers,…Continue Reading →
Els Encants flea market
The Encants Flea Market is a unique shopping experience in Barcelona. This flea market is one of the most important markets in Barcelona and one of the oldest in Europe.…Continue Reading →