Learn about the customs and traditions in Barcelona, from festivals and food, to Catalan history. Read on for useful and interesting information for your trip.
Are you getting ready for your trip to Barcelona and want to know more about the festivals and traditions that await you? We’re here to help!
On the night of June 23rd, the city skies of Barcelona come alive in one of the most anticipated summer celebrations: the Festival of Sant Joan. Considered the official kick-off to summer, fireworks, bonfires and all night fiestas fill the beaches of Barcelona in honor of Saint John. Read on as we discuss this memorable night out!
Planning your Easter break? Choose Barcelona as your destination and enjoy a whole week of fantastic festivals, colorful parades and traditional delicacies! Read on to find out all you need to know about “Semana Santa” in Barcelona…
La Diada de Sant Jordi is Catalonia’s very own version of Valentine’s Day! Find out what to expect and exactly why you’ll be seeing red (and white and yellow!) on this colourful April day in Barcelona.
Celebrate the arrival of the Three Kings, Barcelona-style! Follow them on their magical 5km journey across the Catalan capital and catch a year’s worth of candy in the process! Read on to find out exactly what to expect!
Catalonia and good food go hand in hand! If you want to eat like a local, or simply learn more about the regional specialities available on your travels, let us introduce you to our Guide to Typical Christmas Dishes in Catalonia.
Spending winter in Barcelona? From traditional Catalan customs to snow sports in the Pyrenees, with a dash of wintry treats and Christmas market, find out what exciting events and activities await you this season in and around Gaudí’s city!
Barcelona in December is one of the most desired spots for people around the world. The combination of mild winter, amazing events and fewer tourists are just some of the reasons why December is a great time to visit this amazing city.
