The Colonia Güell was built just outside Barcelona during the Industrial Revolution. This industrial colony had everything that its workers and their families needed – including a magnificent church built by Antoni Gaudí, which is well worth visiting.
Coming to Barcelona and not sure how to pack? Here we give you all your essential info on the weather in the Catalan capital, by season and by month.
Discover the legacy of this creative Barcelona artist at the Fundació Miró and see his public art on Las Ramblas and at Parc Joan Miró.
All the info you need on some of Barcelona’s best gay and lesbian bars, from massive dance clubs to quieter locales with live performances.
Discover the Barcelona you never knew existed with our top ten secrets, from free museum entry to hidden sights. Shh! Don’t tell!
Barcelona is renowned for its architecture, from the exceptional Modernist constructions by Gaudí and his contemporaries to the older Medieval icons and new creations. Check out some of those you can’t miss.
Beer lovers! Grab some of the best ‘cervezas’ in Barcelona at one of these top locales, from less-than traditional factories to good old pubs. Don’t forget your lessons on beer brewing, too.
Casa Batlló is a major architectural attraction in Barcelona, it was designed by Antoni Gaudí in the early 1900’s. Opened to the public just over 10 years ago, you can explore Casa Batlló while getting to know Gaudí and what inspired him. A few new exciting features at Casa Batlló make it worth another trip if your have already visited.
Original version films are screened in several Barcelona cinemas. Check these out and enjoy watching a movie in Barcelona.
Las Ramblas is the epicentre of tourist activity in Barcelona. Here are some of the secret details and corners on and around Las Ramblas that the guide books might not tell you.