Sant Jordi Winter Session
If you want to experience Sant Jordi before spring comes back, we have the ‘Sant Jordi Winter Session’. The Old Estrella Damm Factory celebrates its sixth edition of the winter…Continue Reading →
‘Feminisms!’ – CCCB Exhibition
Hi everyone on this rainy Friday! As the weather demands today I have a culture plan to offer you. I have been on CCCB last weekend, for the exhibition ‘Feminisms!’.…Continue Reading →
Bunkers have the best views
Hi everyone! Today I am here to share a very magical and famous photography spot in Barcelona, The Bunkers, the best views of the city. Originally built by Catalonian Republicans…Continue Reading →
What can we find in a walk in Poblenou?
Hi everyone! Today we are here to explain a very peculiar place. What can we find on a walk in Poblenou? History, fantastic places full of life and the past.…Continue Reading →
5 tips not to be stolen in Barcelona
Hi everyone! Because of the latest incidents in Barcelona in relation to robberies I was thinking about 5 tips to not have your things stolen, and not being a target.…Continue Reading →
Journey in Poble Espanyol in Barcelona
It’s the 90th anniversary of Poble Espanyol and we wanted to show you a fantastic journey in Barcelona. The creation of this enclosure was carried out for the first time…Continue Reading →
Barcelona – La Merçè 2019
Does everyone knows that Barcelona – La Merçè 2019 it’s comming? Our entire city and its neighborhoods organize events for people to walk around the streets and enjoy the end…Continue Reading →
Festes de Sants 2019
August closed the door and it is giving us a good taste of the local neighborhood festivities especially with Sants and Gracia street art! Barcelona it is always surprising us!…Continue Reading →
Essential information of Park Güell
The Park Güell is located between the neighbourhoods of Coll, la Salut, Vallcarca, Penitents el Carmel and Can Baró. Above all, it is one of the largest green spaces in…Continue Reading →
Open-air cinema in Barcelona 2019
Want to see a movie under the stars? Here’s your moment. Summer is the perfect season to make it real. Let me tell you all about the Open-air cinema in…Continue Reading →
Getaway to Calella de Palafrugell
The Coastal Town Summer in Barcelona is just round the corner so, I decided to have a weekend getaway in one of my favorite places in the Costa Brava; Calella…Continue Reading →
Discover Casa de Les Punxes
Casa de Les Punxes is a modernist house that was declared a National Historic Monument of Interest in 1976. It was built by one of the most recognized architectures, Josep…Continue Reading →
Palau de la Música Catalana
One of the best bloggers that we know to have shown what Palau de la Música Catalana hides inside its modernist walls is The Creative Adventurer. This is the ultimate…Continue Reading →
Old Jewish Quarter Experience
Not many people know about the history of Jews in Barcelona and the cultural heritage that they left behind. That’s why, after trying out the new Old Jewish Quarter in…Continue Reading →
The Best Music Festivals
Plan your next visit to the city to enjoy the best Music Festivals in Barcelona during summer. There will be life music, international artists, drinks, a very cool atmosphere and…Continue Reading →
Day out at Laberint d’Horta Park
Could any place be more magical than the Laberint d’ Horta Park? After conquering a semi steep hill, I made my way up to the entrance of the park where…Continue Reading →
The Picasso Museum
If your’e ever in Barcelona you simply cannot miss out on this museum. Hidden in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, the Picasso Museum is one of the most legendary houses of art.…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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Which is the best beach for you in Barcelona?
The best thing about Barcelona is that there’s everything you could fancy. You have the big metropolitan city, the mountain and finally, the beach. There are 9 beaches along Barcelona…Continue Reading →
The Festa Major de Gràcia Festivity
Festivity’s Story The Festa Major de Gràcia festivity began on the 15th of August in 1817. The main elements of the celebration are music, dance, decoration, fireworks and activities involving…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 →
Jardins de Laribal
Among the many attractions to be found atop Montjuic, the Jardins de Laribal is among the finest sights thorough Barcelona. It has an excellent environment to relax and enjoy the…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 →
Giants of Barcelona
The Giants of Barcelona are basically sculptures of people made out of wood, plaster & cardboard of about 3 meters high. Their internal structure allows a person or two to…Continue Reading →
Xiringuitos
Summers in Barcelona wouldn’t be the same without xiringuitos. These typical beach bars are a must to enjoy tapas, food and drinks in a very special environment. At night they’re…Continue Reading →