Barcelona, like the rest of Spain has a number of links to Irish culture, especially with its famous Irish Bars. Follow this blog so you know exactly where to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day in Barcelona
spring and summer is the time for wine and good times. Explore the best vineyards or ´Bodegas`in and around Barcelona in this tour of the best bodegas in the catalan capital.
Flamenco dancing, F1, flower fairs… just three of the things you can find in Barcelona this season! Check out our top 10 spring events in Barcelona and find out what not to miss!
The new decade has brought some updates to transport tickets in Barcelona. Find out what you need to catch transport around Barcelona with this guide to transport tickets in our city!
Unfortunately, Barcelona is one of the most expensive places to live in Spain. But, there are some things in life that are free! Discover how to enjoy Barcelona for free here.
Any trip requires lots of planning to make sure it goes off without a problem, going to Barcelona is no different. Here we highlight the top 5 tips you should do before leaving for Barcelona to make sure you have a memorable trip and not one to forget!
Barcelona is blessed in being such a cultural hub, from its people to its food. A food on trend at the minute is sushi; here are the best places to eat sushi in Barcelona.
Don’t miss the much anticipated Sitges Carnival 2020! With everything from colourful parades to bed races, plus plenty of creative costumes to boot, this is surely something to look forward to this February!
Steeped in tradition, history and religion, hidden away in the mountains of Montserrat is an abbey. Read here to learn about the history surrounding the mountainous Montserrat Abbey.
Spending the new year in Barcelona? Then you should know that the Reyes Magos falls on the 6th January. The most traditional food being Roscón de Reyes. Discover where is best to buy this sweet treat!