You still don’t know what to do this weekend? Don’t panic, our team sought the activities and events not to be missed during this warm weekend! So, ready to enjoy thoroughly? Read on! July 19th, 2019 Clubs What is most attractive about ...

If you are visiting Barcelona, La Pedrera is a must visit! With its wavy facade, breathtaking views from its roof, and the Gaudi Museum inside, you can not miss it. La Pedrera, formerly known as Casa Mila is the largest civil ...

La Barceloneta is a coastal district of the city of Barcelona. It’s a triangular spit of land that is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Port Vell, and the El Born neighbourhood, as well as being surrounded by a sandy beach. ...

Placa Reial also known as the Royal Square, is a square in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. It situated beside La Rambla. The square is also the only arcaded square of the city, which boasts character and makes it exceptional. It borders the Rambla of the Capuchins, Ferran Street, Colon Street and Escudellers Street. The square ...

Santa Maria del Mar is a Gothic church which is located in one of the oldest districts of Barcelona’s La Ribera. It was built between the years 1329-1389; at the peak flowering of medieval Catalan culture. The church is an ...

The Gothic quarter is the historic center of Barcelona. It is steeped in history from both Roman and Medieval times; the remains of which can still be seen today. The whole area was at one time surrounded by a wall, ...

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 ...

Sitges Gay Pride Parade has been going on since 2009 at the village to celebrate the gay community in Sitges. This year marks the 10th anniversary of Sitges Gay Pride! The parade usually takes place at the Passeig Maritimo, following the coast ...

They say Barcelona is a city built over another city, a mix of different cultures and edification. The district of Ciutat Vella is a good example of that — from El Gòtic to El Raval, you can quickly see how ...

The Tibidabo Amusement Park Tibidabo is a mountain offering the most spectacular view of the magical city of Barcelona. At 512 meters it is the tallest mountain in Serra de Collserola. What’s even more impressive is the old-fashioned Amusement park ...

What is Passeig de Gràcia Barcelona? Passeig de Gràcia is a breathtaking boulevard in Barcelona’s Eixample district. It is part of a 1 KM shopping line that stretches from Plaça Catalunya to Avinguda Diagonal and to the edge of Gràcia. The wide boulevards ...

The Costa Brava is a coastal region of Catalonia in the north of Spain. It goes from the town of Blanes (60 km northeast of Barcelona) up to the French border. The Costa Brava has a lot to offer: beautiful beaches, breathtaking ...