Culture lovers, listen up! Enjoy a special night when many museums open their doors late, offering a unique opportunity to explore the wide range of exhibitions Barcelona has to offer.
Guide to Eixample in Barcelona: what to see, where to eat and how to enjoy one of the city’s most iconic neighbourhoods, where modernist architecture meets authentic local life.
From 9th to 17th May 2026, Girona’s Barri Vell transforms into a stunning open-air exhibition for the 71st edition of Temps de Flors. Around 100 floral installations will decorate historic monuments, courtyards, and streets, alongside concerts, market stalls, and the popular Gastroflor food event. It’s a spring festival you won’t want to miss – and it’s completely free.
Explore Horta-Guinardó and discover parks, viewpoints, local gastronomy, and the most authentic charm of Barcelona.
Discover the best bars and restaurants in Sant Antoni, a neighborhood full of life, tradition, and culinary offerings to enjoy like a local.
La Diada de Sant Jordi is the Catalan version of Valentine’s Day. Discover what to expect and why you’ll see red (along with white and yellow!) all over Barcelona on this vibrant day in April.
Explore the secrets of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter: hidden art, medieval history, and unique corners that go beyond the usual tourist routes.
One of the world’s most famous architects, Antoni Gaudí left his mark all over the city. From the street of Passeig de Gràcia, to the Sagrada Familia, you can enjoy his work in Barcelona. Discover the story behind Barcelona’s most famous son.
If you’re travelling to Barcelona for your holidays, you may find it helpful to read our complete guide to the tourist tax in the Catalan capital and across the rest of Catalonia.
Tips for Packing for Barcelona During Easter: Appropriate Clothing, Travel Accessories, and Everything You Need to Explore the City in Comfort.