Under the Romans, Barcelona was known as Barcino. A civilisation that thrived and led to Barcelona being a modern European city. This whole world is preserved under the streets of central Barcelona, waiting for you to discover. Learn about the museum of the history of Barcelona in this article.
Barcelona is a city obsessed with football. From grassroots to La Liga, they love it all. The city is home to FC Barcelona and RCD Espanyol, having their own derby fixture. Discover the history of this rivalry.
Welcoming thousands of people everyday, El Prat airport has been welcoming tourists to Barcelona for many years. Find out more about the story behind the Barcelona airport, when it began and how important it is to the Catalan Capital. As well as how you can get to and from here to make sure you have a worry-free holiday to Barcelona.
Since the 1640s, Barcelona has been home to the fortress of the Montjuic Castle. It has seen war, iconic leaders and brutality. It is not a story for the faint hearted. Discover all about this historic building before your next visit to Barcelona, where you can visit this historic place.
One of the worst things about not being able to visit Barcelona is missing out on its great food. The next best thing is cooking these wonderful Catalan dishes from your home!
Just a short distance from Barcelona is the wonderful seaside town of Badalona, with beaches, history and interesting places to visit, see how to discover Badalona in a day.
Being made popular in America, burgers are a go to for many for being tasty and filling. Come and discover the best 5 burger places in Barcelona. With plenty of variation from American styled to Vegan and Latino styled burgers, Barcelona is a hub for good food and burgers are no exception.
Barcelona’s iconic stadium, the Camp Nou has seen lots of success. Discover the story after leaving Camp de Les Corts. The fortunes of the team, the greats that have played on the famous pitch and the history surrounding this traditional club.
Barcelona has great locations for all fellow yogis to practice. Set up your yoga mat and enjoy Barcelona from a viewpoint or the sound of musicians at one of the city’s many parks.
Back in 1929, Barcelona opened its doors to the rest of the world for the second time. The first, at the close of the 19th century, was a roaring success for the city and brought the Arc de Triomf. Now, the second world exposition came to the city for all to see.