The millenary history of the city of Barcelona requires a complete section in our blog, since many of the architectural gems that we visit when we go to the capital were built during the Middle Ages, a period in which Barcelona experienced a commercial and political...
To start the year on a large scale, Barcelona organises its Sant Antoni Festival, a celebration that pays tribute to Sant Antoni Abat, patron saint of animals, and which takes place in the neighbourhood that bears his name, on the site of the old Sant Antoni gateway,...
The scent of salt, the sea breeze and the tranquillity of the tide are three features that attract us to visit the Catalan coast. Spending a few days overlooking the sea, accompanied by family or friends, is one of the most appealing plans for spending the summer. But...