Parc del Fòrum: the Barcelona you don’t see on postcards
From iconic festivals to waterfront spaces and unique landmarks, Parc del Fòrum offers plenty to experience throughout the year. Find out what makes this part of Barcelona worth a visit.
From iconic festivals to waterfront spaces and unique landmarks, Parc del Fòrum offers plenty to experience throughout the year. Find out what makes this part of Barcelona worth a visit.
Discover the Festa Major de Sants 2026, one of Barcelona’s most vibrant neighbourhood festivals, filled with Catalan traditions, decorated streets, live music, food and community celebrations.
Looking for a different side of Barcelona? Discover Diagonal Mar, where beaches, contemporary architecture, green spaces and great restaurants come together in one of the city’s most vibrant waterfront neighbourhoods.
Experience Festa Major de Gràcia 2026, Barcelona’s most colourful neighbourhood festival. Discover decorated streets, Castellers, Correfoc, concerts, local traditions and accommodation options in Gràcia to enjoy the celebrations like a local.
Looking for the best ice cream in Barcelona? Discover 5 artisan gelaterías loved by locals, from authentic Italian gelato to creative homemade flavours, perfect for cooling off while exploring the city.
Discover the best walking routes in and around Barcelona, from scenic city strolls and coastal paths to breathtaking mountain hikes in Montserrat and Montseny.
August is one of the best times to experience Barcelona at its liveliest. Explore local festivals, live music, outdoor cinema, cultural exhibitions and unique summer events taking place across the city.
Discover some of Barcelona’s best beachfront restaurants and chiringuitos, where you can enjoy fresh Mediterranean cuisine, sunset cocktails and stunning sea views along the city’s coastline.
Just an hour away from Barcelona, Montserrat is the perfect day-trip destination. With its awe-inspiring mountain views, historic monastery, and famous Black Madonna, this magical place offers something for everyone. Whether you’re hiking up to the Sant Jeroni peak, exploring the Montserrat Museum, or simply soaking in the serene landscape, Montserrat is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Explore Port Vell, once an obsolete harbour, and now one of Barcelona’s biggest hotspots for drinking, dining, family entertainment, and museums.