Month: November 2017
Barcelona Improv Group Festival 2019
Barcelona’s biggest comedy event is back, with some of the world’s best improv comedians on stage right here at The BIG IF, one of Europe’s largest English language improv festivals, running from November 6th to 9th. 200 improvisers from more than 20 countries will take to the stage across 4 nights to deliver 16 original […]
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Barcelona Wine Tours
Illustrious travel writer Duncan Rhodes, the man behind leading city guides Barcelona Life and Urban Travel Blog has launched an exciting new venture: Barcelona Wine Tours. With this latest project, Duncan draws on his extensive knowledge of the world of Catalan wines to bring together a selection of food and wine tasting activities. The hand selected experiences reach […]
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The week to the fullest: Barcelona from Monday to Sunday!
Guided tour inside Sagrada Familia temple Imagine you have arrived in Barcelona with a written or a mental list of things to do and visit. Advices from relatives, people from work, neighbours and/or friends have increased that ‘list’ to the maximum: monuments, museums, restaurants… You only have a week and you panic!. So many things to do and so little time! Don’t […]
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Kamen Petrov
Kamen Petrov is English-speaking Psychologist and Jungian Psychotherapist based in Barcelona. A member of The British Psychological Society, he has over 20 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy. Kamen provides psychotherapy, counseling and coaching to individuals, couples, families and children, as well as supervision to other therapists. He is also a professor at the postgraduate program […]
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Practical Catalan guide for your trip to Barcelona
Catalan is one of the official languages of Barcelona and, although you can survive knowing a little Spanish or even English, knowing a few basic expressions in Catalan brings you much closer to the local culture. We challenge you to pronunce your first words in this language? Locals and tourist enjoying in terrace The city of Barcelona […]
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Park Güell, where architecture and nature merge
While visiting Barcelona, you can’t miss the Park Güell –it’s a must! No other work by Antoni Gaudí better reflects the complete and perfect harmony of nature and architecture than Barcelona’s Park Güell. Initially designed as an English-style garden-city–hence the official name Park– it finally became Barcelona’s most unusual public park. The best way to enjoy every detail of […]
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