Summer is over but still fancy a holiday? Autumn in Barcelona is the perfect time to visit! We give you an insight on everything to do, see and visit in Barcelona this autumn.
The National Day of Catalonia is held each year on September 11th, in remembrance of the 1714 defeat of Barcelona. The National day of Catalonia is now represented as a symbol of national identity and heritage, celebrated through processions, commemorations and festivities.
Make your move to Barcelona a little easier with our essential students’ guide. From the best clubs in Europe to the tastiest cheap eats, studying in Barcelona has many perks, so make sure you don’t miss out!
One of Barcelona’s biggest festivals takes place late august: the Festa Major de Sants. Discover dances, celebrations, and fireworks in this neighbourhood festival!
Can’t decide which neighbourhood you want to stay in for your next family holiday to Barcelona? Check out our 4 favourite local areas perfect for family life in the city.
Have a taste of South America in Barcelona, with the best açai bowl recommendations shared in our blog!
Looking for the best places to have a BBQ in Barcelona? Whether in the mountains or by the sea, we share the best barbecue spots in the city for you to try.
In the warm summer heat, there’s nowhere else that we would rather be than by the beach. If you’ve exhausted the usual beaches, read our latest blog where we share the best hidden beaches in and around Barcelona to discover.
A favourite of many, seafood and paella (often, but not always, going hand in hand) is served all over Barcelona, and indeed Spain. To stop you getting stuck in the tourist traps and to help you enjoy this dish as you rightly deserve, we’ve put together a list of our favourite places around the city. So, tuck in!
It is a sports lover’s dream in Barcelona. With year round live events, football, Olympic history, and a variety of sports bars, you have everything you need in our guide.