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What is in Sants-Montjuïc Barcelona ? Sants-Montjuïc Barcelona is actually two districts. Sants is a very typically Catalan residential area and Montjuïc is the big hill that dominates Barcelona’s skyline. SANTS is largely residential and mostly populated by Catalans, originally built to house the working families of the surrounding industry. It ...

Hospital de Sant Pau in Barcelona No one likes a trip to the hospital, especially whilst on holidays; but a visit to the Hospital de Sant Pau is a ‘must stop by’ experience in Barcelona. Moreover, counting with an incredible ...

Let’s discover the Trams in Barcelona. Barcelona’s streetcars can be spotted throughout the city – they are green and white and move at about the same speed as a car. Barcelona’s tramway seems to be less known or used than ...

Trains in Barcelona Want to visit the surroundings of Barcelona? Don’t wait any longer! Our guide explains everything about trains in Barcelona. With a variety of transportation offered, trains are a great way to get around in and out of the city. ...

Catching a Taxi in Barcelona Do you know how to catch a TAXI in Barcelona ? We will tell you the most important information about using taxi services in the city. Also will try to give you some useful tips for using them like a pro. ...

Plaza Espanya, Barcelona Plaza Espanya, also known as Plaza de España in Spanish is one of the most important squares in Barcelona. Josep Maria Puig i Cadafalch was commissioned to design the plaza.Consequently, it was built for the 1929 International ...

Cycling in Barcelona Let’s tour the city by cycling in Barcelona! The city’s bike paths are well marked and separated from the roadway where other vehicles travel. However there are some safety measures to consider when traveling in the city. ...

Have you ever walked by that secret door in the Paral-lel metro stop and wonder where it goes? Its not a big a mystery as it looks! The funicular is a historical way of transportation that allows you to climb either the ...

Besides the Montjuïc Hill, the other emblematic mountain of Barcelona is the Tibidabo; which dominates the city from a height of 512 meters. This is great place to reach and breathe some fresh air! Enjoy a temperature of 3/4 degrees lower than ...

The blue tram or Tramvia Blau opened in 1901 and takes you to the foot of Tibidabo funicular which gives way to spectacular views of the city of Barcelona. You can then take the funicular up to the top of ...