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 →
Need a break from the city? Visit Delta del Ebre
By the way of introduction, I will explain a little bit about The Delta del Ebre. This incredible location gives us the opportunity to enjoy a special and unique type…Continue Reading →
Discover La Pedrera
Do you want to hear a little about la Pedrera before going there? Let me introduce you to this iconic building and its architect. It is a well-known fact that…Continue Reading →
My experience visiting La Sagrada Familia
Sagrada familia is one of the best-known monuments of Barcelona. Moreover, it is the greatest exponent of architecture created by Gaudí. Additionally, it is now one of the most amazing…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 →
Barcelona Travel Bloggers
Even if we do try to offer the best possible content to our readers, we have to make sure that you find everything you need when visiting Barcelona. For that,…Continue Reading →
The Best Way to Explore Museums
Whenever I’m traveling, I want to go to as many museums as possible, but they are quite expensive. Thankfully, I found out about the BCN Articket, which allows you to…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 →
The Legend of Saint George Day
Once upon a time, a small village in Catalonia, called Montblanc in Tarragona, was terrified by an enormous and furious dragon that lived in a nearby cave. The Dragon’s Endless…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 →
The Do’s and Dont’s of Barcelona Fashion
The fashion in Barcelona is nothing like I have ever seen before. If you wanna be hip to the trendy style of the city, follow this post for the do’s…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 →
Trendy Açai Bowls in Barcelona
Even if it’s getting more and more popular, Açai Bowls are still kinda new in Barcelona. After asking a few people if they knew what it was, they didn’t. However,…Continue Reading →
Day Trip to Caldes de Montbui, The Thermal Town
The luckiest thing about visiting Barcelona is that not only you can find everything that a city has to offer but you can also visit nearby towns that have exceptional…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 →
The Significance of Carnaval in Barcelona
If you read our last post on Carnaval in Spain, you probably want more info on the celebration. In this post, we’ll be talking about the activities that go on…Continue Reading →
Carnaval
Want to experience something bigger than Mardi Gras? In late February, Carnaval is celebrated all over Spain. The biggest celebrations take place in Barcelona, Sitges, Cádiz and the Canary Islands. …Continue Reading →
My Favorite Cafés
If you ever visit Barcelona, you will notice a ton of cafés that are filled with people lounging outside. Cafés are a large component of Barcelona’s social life. People like…Continue Reading →
The Strangest Things I’ve Seen in Barcelona
As an American who’s lived in Barcelona for about two months now, I’ve had to overcome a lot of cultural differences. For one, the customary dos besos greeting still perplexes…Continue Reading →
Disability Tourism in Barcelona
Is tourism for everyone? Is disabled tourism even a thing? At Barcelona Explorers, we believe that everyone should be able to enjoy our wondrous city comfortably. In 2014, Barcelona’s Town…Continue Reading →
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 →
Save Money with the Aerobús
Traveling to and from a new city isn’t always easy. This weekend I decided to venture to Porto for the first time to try some good wine. Although my trip…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 →
Common Tourist Mistakes
Barcelona is a beautiful and vibrant city, and as a result, tourism is very common. If Barcelona is your dream destination, then pack your bags and get on a flight!…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 →
Local insight on Barcelona LGBT-friendly
Welcome to the LGBT-friendly article on Barcelona! Barcelona is definitely seen as one of the most open-minded and liberal cities worldwide, making the city a go-to for the LGBT-community. Unlike…Continue Reading →
What do locals eat at Christmas in Barcelona
The traditional Christmas gastronomy in Catalonia is usually focused on warm dishes, meat and sweet desserts. Christmas wouldn’t be the same if there wasn’t the usual massive family FEASTS, right?…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 →
Main areas to party in Barcelona
Nightlife in Barcelona is a popular and attracting feature that attracts many tourists every year. Barcelona absolutely ROCKS and it definitely doesn’t sleep just like New York. Barcelona isn’t one…Continue Reading →
How to make the most of Barcelona's Nightlife - Barcelona Night Card
Are you visiting Barcelona and thought about going raving but you aren’t sure about prices, what clubs you should go to or which neighborhood is the best to party? Well,…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 →