Just a 20-minute metro journey away from Barcelona, Badalona is an easy and inexpensive way to take a day trip from the city centre. From beaches and restaurants, to museums and monasteries, Badalona has something for everyone (including its very own La Rambla)!
Once you’ve seen all the Barcelona sights, why not bring out your inner adrenaline-junkie? From theme parks to skydiving, check out some of the adventure activities that you can find in the Catalan capital!
There’s never a shortage of things to do in Barcelona, but sometimes it can be difficult to decide how to spend your time here. From restaurants and bars, to culture and sightseeing, these are just some of our favourite things to do in the Catalan capital!
Discover the whole of Spain in one day in Barcelona’s famous Poble Espanyol. With winding streets and beautiful architecture inspired by different autonomous regious of Spain, you’ll be sure to lose track of time when exploring this incredible model village!
Barcelona has much to offer this spring as tourists gather in the Catalan capital. Even though you may choose to dig into the cuisine, or stroll around the narrow city streets, be sure to make time for a day trip to the surrounding areas where beautiful beaches and touristic attractions await you! Read on for our top suggestions of where to spend a sunny spring day…
As you may know, Barcelona is a lively city packed with people, restaurants, businesses and tourist destinations. However, if you need a break from the hustle and bustle and you’re into nature trails and the great outdoors, then there are various day trip locations nearby that are worth a visit!
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.
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.
Climbing, rock climbing and bouldering have increased in popularity hugely over the last few years. And this growing trend means many climbing centres have sprung up around Barcelona. Check out our list of the top places to try this adventurous sport so you can learn something new or simply hone your latest hobby!
Padel’s popularity is rapidly growing. Master this unique mixture of tennis, squash and badminton at one of these padel clubs in the Catalan capital. Check out ourlist of some of the best clubs around the city to help you get active!