Escape the hustle and bustle of Barcelona’s main tourist spots and discover these relaxing squares where you can sit and watch the world go by with a glass of vermouth and a plate of patatas bravas.
If you’re thinking of coming to Barcelona for more than just a holiday then have a read of our top tips on how to survive in the city. Including the best transport links, hair salons, international supermarkets and emergency services. With any luck, you’ll settle right into life here just like us!
If you’re after some culture then look no further for a traditional Spanish activity. Check out this post about the best flamenco performances in Barcelona! What better way to spend an evening out than dinner and a vibrant dance performance? With a glass of sangria in hand, watch some of the most talented artists performing traditional flamenco.
There’s nothing more comforting than a delicious curry, so check out our guide to the top curry houses around the city so you can indulge in the incredible flavours of India during your stay in Barcelona.
Following the referendum vote for independence of Catalonia in October 2017, Barcelona, the region’s capital city, has seen plenty of political action! However, the city is still going about business as usual, welcoming travellers and holidaymakers aplenty! If you weren’t quite sure what has been going on, read our simplified version of what’s happened so far to get clued-up.
Want to improve your Spanish? What better place to do it than in the heart of Barcelona! We have compiled a list of five of the best places to learn Spanish in the city. Whether youre starting from scratch or want to improve your existing level, immerse yourself in the Spanish language and culture at one of these accredited schools.
Discover the true essence of Catalan culture during your stay in Barcelona. It is so much more than paella and tapas – let us guide you through these 9 classic dishes of Catalan gastronomy and the best places to try them.
As well as exploring the city itself, Barcelona is ideally located to enjoy many nearby hotspots too! Mataró is a beautiful coastal city only 45 minutes from the Catalan capital, making it a perfect day trip destination. Check out our guide so you can discover its best treasures.
Climbing, rock climbing and bouldering have increased in popularity hugely over the last few years. And this growing trend means many climbing centres have sprung up around Barcelona. Check out our list of the top places to try this adventurous sport so you can learn something new or simply hone your latest hobby!
Fall straight into a fairytale, take a trip back to the 80’s or head to the U.S. of A… whilst still in the heart of Barcelona! Take a look at some of our top picks of themed bars, restaurants and cafés in the Catalan capital.