Crowd Free Attractions to Visit in Barcelona During Covid-19 After months spent quarantined in our homes due to the worldwide spread of corona virus, we are now again free to move and explore. Even if it seemed difficult, life is slowly ...
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Gracia Festival – The most colorful party of Barcelona!
Each year, during one week in mid-August one of Barcelona’s most traditional, vibrant and famous parties takes place. It is known as the Festa Major de Gracia, one of the most colorful festive events. The neighborhood of Gracia used to be an ...
Read More »The Gothic Quarter in Ciutat Vella – Barcelona
The beautiful neighbourhood known as the Gothic Quarter used to be the Roman village, therefore the historic Barri Gòtic in Ciutat Vella has many remnants of its historic past. The Gothic Quarter is one of the most famous areas of the ...
Read More »MNAC – National Art Museum of Catalonia
The National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) is one of the largest museums in Spain. It is situated on Monjuïc in the Palau Nacional; a huge, Italian-style building dating back to 1929. The MNAC (Museum National d’Art de Catalunya) contains incredible ...
Read More »Cau Ferrat Museum – Sitges
The Museum of Cau Ferrat is located in Sitges, the famous Catalan beach resort. Cau Ferrat lies on the coast of Sant Sebastian, one of Sitges’ most popular beaches. The museum was founded as a home workshop of Santiago Rusiñol, the ...
Read More »Top 11 Museums to visit in Barcelona
Barcelona is known as a city of art and artists. There are lots of cultural events in the city, such as operas or jazz concerts. However, today we are showing you top 11 Museums to visit in Barcelona! #MACBA (Barcelona ...
Read More »Museum Maricel
The Museum Maricel today is situated where Charles Deering used to live. It is made up of more than 3000 pieces from different origins that include Romanesque murals, Gothic paintings, Renaissance carvings, Modernist and Novocentist sculptures, canvas and several pictures ...
Read More »The Romantic Museum Can Llopis
The Museu Romàntic is located in the former Casa Llopis, built in 1793 outside the walls of the medieval town and is less than 40 km from Barcelona. For many years it was one of the most impressive stately homes ...
Read More »Guide for Teenagers in Barcelona
Barcelona is a city which has plenty of activities to offer for all ages. However, we totally understand you want to experience Barcelona in a fun and exciting way. We have selected the best teenager activities; sights and area’s so ...
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