All about culture in Barcelona, from typical Catalan food to traditional festivals. Find out all the information you need to know about culture in Barcelona.
Have an unforgettable Barcelona experience with these 8 workshops! From pottery painting to jewellery making, immerse yourself in the local culture through these hands-on activities. Perfect for solo travellers or families, these creative workshops promise to enrich your trip with lasting memories.
The Barcelona Grec Festival kicks off on June 26th, 2024, lasting through to August 4th. Find out what’s new this year at this month-long stage arts festival offering the very best international acts in the fields of theatre, dance, music and even the circus!
Culture vultures listen up! Enjoy a special night when many museums open their doors all night to provide a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the many exhibitions Barcelona has to offer.
From delicious biscuits and sweet drinks to succulent cheese and charcuterie platters, French gastronomy is inviting itself in Barcelona. Discover these tasty places and fill up on flavours!
La Diada de Sant Jordi is Catalonia’s very own version of Valentine’s Day! Find out what to expect and exactly why you’ll be seeing red (and white and yellow!) on this colourful April day in Barcelona.
Planning your Easter break? Choose Barcelona as your destination and enjoy a whole week of fantastic festivals, colorful parades and traditional delicacies! Read on to find out all you need to know about “Semana Santa” in Barcelona…
Get into the Easter spirit on Semana Santa 2024 in Barcelona, and discover concerts, theatre and activities to get involved in!
When visiting Barcelona between December and March, make sure you try Catalonia’s incredible calçots. They are a delicious type of onion that are typically charred and then served with a delightful sauce, and they are simply delicious! So, if you’re intrigued, join us as we discover the finest locations in Barcelona for savouring this Catalan delicacy.
