Vermouth (or vermut in Catalan) is one of the most popular aperitifs enjoyed by locals in Barcelona. Learn about where it comes from and its original use before it became a much-loved drink to enjoy with friends. Here are our top picks for places around the city serving vermouth.
Barcelona is a city full of outdoor eateries and terraces and there’s nothing more Mediterranean than making the most of this. But don’t think this is only a summer past-time, with this list of great winter terraces, you can also make the most of having a drink or bite to eat in the great outdoors in the Catalan capital without freezing.
Dining at a Michelin starred restaurant is certainly a treat. However, Barcelona boasts more than just a handful of these sought-after stars which can make it difficult to choose where to dine. Take a look at our guide to Michelin starred restaurants in Barcelona – we guarantee that any of these establishments will be sure to impress!
Whether it’s for lunch or dinner, sushi is always a good idea! However, sometimes it’s hard to find authentic sushi that’s oozing with flavour… That’s why we’ve rounded up a few of our favourites so all you have to do is pick one and enjoy the meal!
La Boqueria is one of the world’s most famous (and delicious!) food markets. With hundreds of stalls serving traditional food and drink, you can get lost in this labyrinth of culinary delights for hours. Located on the central La Rambla near many other main attractions, this is a must-visit during your stay in Barcelona.
Barcelona is the perfect destination for a hen party trip away. So grab your party gear and get your girls together, Barcelona awaits! From luxury spas to rooftop bars and boozy brunches, there’s plenty of fun to be had in for your hen party in Barcelona.
Just over an hour and half from Barcelona on the fast-speed train, Zaragoza is the perfect destination for a day trip from the Catalan capital. Jump on board and whisk yourself away to a this city filled with Roman history, architecture, adventure and delicious food and drink…of course. Head to Zaragoza for a day trip from Barcelona.
Escape the hustle and bustle of Barcelona’s main tourist spots and discover these relaxing squares where you can sit and watch the world go by with a glass of vermouth and a plate of patatas bravas.
If you’re thinking of coming to Barcelona for more than just a holiday then have a read of our top tips on how to survive in the city. Including the best transport links, hair salons, international supermarkets and emergency services. With any luck, you’ll settle right into life here just like us!
If you’re after some culture then look no further for a traditional Spanish activity. Check out this post about the best flamenco performances in Barcelona! What better way to spend an evening out than dinner and a vibrant dance performance? With a glass of sangria in hand, watch some of the most talented artists performing traditional flamenco.