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Let’s discover the mysterious origin of tapas. Tapas, who wouldn’t know them? The little typical Spanish dishes that everyone who comes to visit Spain love; and especially in the big cities like Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia. Indeed, many restaurants gain ...

Working in Barcelona for the first time? Learn about the Job Etiquette Many people will give you tips for working in Barcelona, but we know the inside scoop. When working in Barcelona, it is important to be aware of the standards of ...

Barcelona’s port is rated second in whole Europe for commercial traffic of boats and ferries and first for cruise ships. Most importantly, the harbor has eight passenger terminals (five for cruise liners and three for ferries). In the same vein, ...

Lleida is one of the most beautiful provinces of the autonomous state of Catalonia; and it borders other Spanish provinces. These include Gerona, Barcelona, Tarragona, Zaragoza and Huesca, as well as France and Andorra. The capital city in Segrià also takes the ...

The Barcelona Pavilion Van der Rohe, designed by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, was constructued in consideration of the German national pavilion for the International Exhibition of 1929, held on Montjuïc. As an symbolic work of the Modern Movement, the Pavilion ...

Does the underwater world fascinate you? How about skipping the more normal experiences like the aquariums and getting inside the water yourself and explore the beautiful covers of Costa Brava? We have created a list for you of the best spots for diving ...

The Teatre Apolo is one of the oldest and most well-known theaters in Barcelona. It is located in the neighborhood of Sants-Montjuïc on the charming Avinguda del Parallel, which was the thriving theater district in Barcelona in the early 20th ...

What is the DELE? The Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language is moreover the official accreditation of a level of fluency in the Spanish language. In the same vein, the DELE is frequently requested by companies as a further ...