COVID has affected many things for people this year, but don’t let it affect how much fun you have if you’re coming here for Erasmus! We share our advice for still making your most of your year abroad in Barcelona.
With autumn drawing in, make the most of the warm weather we have left and head out on a hike in one of the many beautiful places Catalonia has to offer. We choose our favourite places to hike and bike, so you can spend your time getting out there instead of planning!
Overwhelmed by choice of where to stay in Barcelona? Read our run down of what each Barcelona neighbourhood is like, to help you decide where to live!
Renting in Barcelona can be a bit overwhelming, but take our top tips on what to do when deciding on a long-term rental, to make the decision a little easier!
If you’re looking to make your apartment feel safer and more secure for better peace of mind – read on to find out our top tips for becoming burglar-proof!
Empanadas are a hit not only in its Spanish birthplace, but across the globe in Latin and South America too! It’s not hard to see why when you head to our top recommendations across Barcelona to give them a try. Read on to find out our top locations for to get your empanada fix!
If you own a property, apartment or hotel management company, now more than ever you need to know how to make your clients book directly on your website. The Book Direct Show with AB’s own Sandra Roig offers crucial advice to establishing a successful self owned sales channel to bring in more direct bookings.
Once the industrial hub of Barcelona, Sants neighborhood is now home to much more. Discover this part of Barcelona with AB Apartment Barcelona before deciding on your next apartment to stay in Barcelona.
Eixample is Catalan for ‘extension’, meaning an extension of the old Barcelona city, and it is one of the most popular districts in the Catalan capital. Eixample was designed by Catalan-born architect, Ildefons Cerdà, who took traffic and sunlight (amongst many other things) into consideration when drawing up the plans of the new area. […]
Eixample is Catalan for ‘extension’, meaning an extension of the old Barcelona city, and it is one of the most popular districts in the Catalan capital. Eixample was designed by Catalan-born architect, Ildefons Cerdà, who took traffic and sunlight (amongst many other things) into consideration when drawing up the plans of the new area. […]