Barcelona is without a doubt the capital of Modernisme, or Catalan Art Nouveau. Architects Josep Puig i Cadafalch and Antoni Gaudí, the two leading lights in this movement, bequeathed a number of architectural gems to the city. So if you’re planning a trip to Barcelona, make some time to visit these three breathtaking Modernista houses.

What to see and do when you’re in Barcelona with kids If you’re travelling to Barcelona with children, you’ll be delighted to know that there’s always plenty to do for…

Whichever way you look at it, Barcelona is a beautiful city. But there’s nothing like getting a great view of it on a clear day. Especially if you want to take a photo!

The Rambla del Raval is the main area of interest, packed with cafés, bars, restaurants where you can relax or drink a mint tea. It is also home to the fattest cat in the city: Botero’s Cat, a huge bronze sculpture.

If you’re planning on visiting the Catalan capital and want to see everything it has to offer, free tours are a great option. More and more popular every year worldwide,…

So, you’re coming to Barcelona for a few days and wondering what Catalan cuisine is like. Well, you’ll have your work cut out, because Catalonia is home to a whole host of delicious dishes.

To avoid getting lost in the maze of restaurants promising the best paella in Barcelona, we suggest you our top 10 restaurants where you can taste the best paella in Barcelona. Here you will find a wide range of restaurants whose popularity depends on their comfort, service and of course on the product quality, which after all is what matters.

There is a new craze sweeping Barcelona. The only thing is, it’s not new. A drink, which was until recently banished to the top shelf to gather dust has quickly regained the prominence it enjoyed in the past. Vermouth or vermut as it is known in Catalan is back and looks set to stay. It is more than a drink it is a ritual and you’ll often hear “Fem un vermut”, enjoying a glass of vermouth and some tapas in the company of good friends.

Razzmatazz, or just “Razz”, as the majority of Barcelona residents call it, is one of the best-known clubs / concert halls in Barcelona. It’s name is a reference to a song by British band Pulp, and over the years it’s become a benchmark of the nightlife in the Catalan capital.

As keen promoters of responsible tourism, from 1 July to 1 October 2019 we’re taking part in the 7th edition of the Check In Solidario initiative organised by the Asociación…