Attractions & Monuments
Monuments of Barcelona
When and how are the monuments of Barcelona going to open after the Coronavirus Lockdown? We finally see the light at the end of the tunnel! If everything goes on like this in the month of July, our country will finally come out of the State of Alarm and we will make the last efforts […]
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6 Roman Heritage Spots in Barcelona Which Will Inspire to Write a Novel
Blog by Dorian Martin. Barcelona is one of the most beautiful and exciting European cities. One minute you’re standing in the busy and urban La Rambla, and the other you’re looking at an old Roman cemetery that dates back to ancient times. It’s amazing how versatile, mysterious, and unique the streets of Barcelona are. And, […]
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Where can you fly a drone in Barcelona?
Report by Lucy Peters. Around 20 million people visit Barcelona every year, attracted as much by its cultural offerings as by nearby natural sites and parks. Its sunny weather makes it ideal for a plethora of activities – everything from nature walks to drone flying. If you have a drone and you’re wondering where in Barcelona you […]
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Most Interesting Places in Barcelona for Asian Travellers
Report by: JBeazley One look at Barcelona and you’ll understand why it’s one of the world’s premier travel destinations. From its historic architecture to the city’s rich culture, there’s truly something for everyone in Barcelona. However, something people may not know is the city’s appeal to the Asian market. Read on to discover the most […]
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All you need to know to enjoy Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Barcelona
How to celebrate Christmas & New Year’s Eve in Barcelona as a local? Barcelona’s holiday season is magical. The city is filled with decorated Christmas trees, nativity scenes, Christmas markets, and other rich traditions that bring the season to life. Us Catalans have some of our own traditions that you won’t find anywhere else. When […]
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The best bicycle routes to discover Barcelona
Bike ride. Photo: Thingstodoinbarcelona_Wikimedia Commons Report by: Esme Fox Exploring Barcelona by bike is a great way to move around the city and get to know it better. It’s the most sustainable form of transport in the city, and the extensive network of bike lanes and paths allow you to move across the city safely […]
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5 Curious things you didn’t know about La Pedrera – Casa Milà
Blog by Sumit Manwani. La Pedrera – Casa Milà was built by Antoni Gaudí for the Milà family and finished in 1911. Its sculptured form has made it a reference piece in the past and nowadays. It is impossible to pass through Passeig de Gràcia without noticing this outstanding masterpiece. Getting more into detail with […]
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Great places for meditation in Barcelona
Report by Lucy Peters. Taking time out of your day to reconnect with yourself through meditation, in a place that is at once inspiring and beautiful will greatly enhance feelings of well-being, as well as give you an energy boost – which you will need for all your sight-seeing and adventures! Through the act of […]
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