Exploring the city of Barcelona is fun but, sometimes you can find gems outside of the city walls. Montjuïc has a lot to offer from its rich culture and history to its many parks and gardens.
To make your trip abroad that little bit easier (and cheaper!), international roaming charges have now been abolished within the EU. Have a read of which networks have made these changes to discover how you can ‘roam like at home’ during your trip to Barcelona.
Barcelona has seen an enormous growth in the popularity of outdoor Cinema screenings recently. Find out where they’re happening in the summer the city this summer and catch some a blockbuster under the stars.
Gaudí is without a doubt one of the greatest architects of all time, responsible for many of Barcelona’s top attractions, including the iconic Sagrada Familia. Here are a few facts about the late, great, creator that you may not have known…
This comprehensive one day walking tour will leave you fully satisfied with your short visit—and while it can’t cover the whole city, it’s a great overview of some of the most spectacular sights, all squeezed into one day!
Don’t buy a ‘sexy beer’, do pack your walking shoes. These are just two examples of things you need to know when visiting Barcelona. Read on to find out the rest.
Café del Mar comes to Barcelona. The world-renowned franchise is soon to open its largest club in the world right here in Barcelona.
Those looking to stay away from the tourist traps and overpriced sangria in Barcelona usually ask the same question: ‘So, where do the locals go?’ Take a look at these watering holes for a real Barcelona bar experience.
Gràcia is Barcelona’s answer to a village. This unique neighbourhood is the best place to experience the true essence of local life and has bags of charm.
Barcelona is one of the top tourist destinations in Europe, with millions of yearly visitors. In 2012 a tourist tax was introduced to help sustain this activity, and on April 1st 2017 this year the amounts were changed. What does this mean?