Here are the best options for an unforgettable summer’s night Still not sure what to do for Midsummer’s Night? Here are four great ideas to make the 23rd of June…

Which festival will you be going to as Barcelona gets musical? Barcelona becomes the capital of music this spring and summer as it welcomes two of the top international music…

If you’re in Barcelona on 23 April, make sure you take a stroll through the city centre. This day is one of the most eagerly awaited Catalan celebrations: the day of their patron saint, Saint George. The streets are livelier than ever and it’s a very special day for those in love, and for book lovers. Here are some of the key areas and locations and some details of the legend behind it all.

Summer is getting closer, and with it the best music festivals. So, get your diary out and cross off 15, 16 and 17 June, when Sónar will once again be landing in the city. Don’t miss out and get the best accommodation in Barcelona!

The Mobile World Congress 2017 is nearly here again. Barcelona will welcome the world’s largest gathering for the mobile industry at the Fira de Barcelona from 27 February to 3 March 2017. Last year it was attended by over 100,000 participants and this year the figure is expected to grow.

On 30 November a little bit of Scotland comes to Barcelona to celebrate the country’s patron saint, Saint Andrew. Want to join the party?

The night of magical spirits is getting closer… yes, it’s almost Halloween! Although here in Barcelona it’s traditional to roast chestnuts and sweet potatoes at this time of year, costumes, pumpkins and other Halloween traditions are now part of the celebrations too.

Burns Night is a typical Scottish celebration in honor of the romantic poet Robert Burns. It’s celebrated around the 25th of January in memory of his birthday.

The Mobile world Congress has become the most important mobile technology congress in the world and the economic impact on the city of Barcelona is approximately 365 million euros. With this infographic you’ll see the numbers for this edition of the MWC 2014.

During St Jordi in Barcelona, books and roses take to the streets and the city gets dressed for the occasion, La Rambla, Passeig de Gracia, Plaza Catalunya, Plaza St. Jaume and many other emblematic streets in Barcelona fill with Catalan flags, stalls selling books and roses and people soaking up the atmosphere of this very special day.