We’ve told you what you should do when visiting Barcelona. Now take a look at what you really, really, shouldn’t do.
Local Barcelona restauranteurs recommend their own favourite restaurants in Barcelona. Enjoy a meal in a non-touristy restaurant in Barcelona and experience the very best of Catalan cuisine.
Barcelona is full of beautiful attractions, sights and historical spaces, as well as Mediterranean views, parks and of course, the sea. Discover 10 of our favourite spots here.
Located just a 2 hours north of Barcelona, La Molina is one of the best ski resorts in the Catalan Pyrenees! Find out all you need to know here.
Figueres is a perfect day trip from Barcelona; its top highlight is the Salvador Dalí Theatre Museum, a fantastic collection of surreal art and objects.
Barcelona is one of Europe’s top tourist destinations, and it’s easy to see why. We tempt you with 7 suggestions, from sizzling local traditions and world-class football to cutting edge festivals and more.
Gourmet food and fine wine… Check out our top 11 fine dining restaurants in Barcelona and treat yourself on your travels!
Whether you’re a vino connoisseur or just fancy a tipple, take a look at our selection of the top wine bars in Barcelona.
The Colonia Güell was built just outside Barcelona during the Industrial Revolution. This industrial colony had everything that its workers and their families needed – including a magnificent church built by Antoni Gaudí, which is well worth visiting.
Coming to Barcelona and not sure how to pack? Here we give you all your essential info on the weather in the Catalan capital, by season and by month.