Trace the past of vermouth in Catalonia and explore the story of the production and consumption of this flavorful drink. Learn about the different varieties of Vermouth and how it has become an important part of the Catalan region’s heritage.
Discover the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona, Spain. Immerse yourself in the architectural masterpiece of Catalan modernism and experience superb acoustics in the grand concert hall. Attend diverse musical performances and guided tours that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Catalonia. This iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit destination in Barcelona.
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!
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.
Barcelona is home to some of the best tapas restaurants, we have given you advice on the cheapest places to enjoy tapas, so now you can check out the most gourmet tapas restaurants in the city.
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.
The best part of the holiday season is the delicious food that you can eat. From panellets to canelons, we share our tastiest catalan treats for you to tuck into this festive season.
Need ideas for the best day trips to take from Barcelona in the winter months? Read our list of our favourite days out that are no more than two hours away from Barcelona, that don’t rely on hot weather!
