Cooking authentic food at home can be hard, especially getting the right ingredients and following the right Catalan recipes. We have created a guide to understanding Catalan cuisine, including some Catalan recipes to help you
Cooking authentic food at home can be hard, especially getting the right ingredients and following the right Catalan recipes. We have created a guide to understanding Catalan cuisine, including some Catalan recipes to help you
We have gathered some tips from a resident in Barcelona to help you escape the hustle and bustle of main tourist traps, improve your lifestyle and live like a local.
Discover the art, culture and history of Barcelona at one of its many museums. Take advantage of the free museum days on offer. Read our blog to find out more.
Have you ever noticed the different tile patterns in Barcelona? These have a more interesting history and meaning than you might initially think. Check out this blog where we literally take you to explore the
This article goes into depth about the Castellers of Barcelona. This Catalan tradition has been going on for centuries and continues to be one of the most popular events in the city.
After all those celebratory moments in December, January gives everyone a moment to relax and recharge. However, it does not mean the end of winter activities yet, since a lot of the markets are still
Discover the Giants of Barcelona in neighbourhood Festa Major celebrations year-round.
The Independence movement in Catalonia; whenever you walk through the city of Barcelona, you don’t have to wander too far before you stumble across a Catalan flag or a cluster of yellow ribbons.
Food festivals in Barcelona! From Calçots to Cava and Vermut to all of the other wonderful foods Barcelona has to offer, a food festival is the perfect place to try them.
One of the biggest parts of Barcelona culture is music! Music festivals in Barcelona host a plethora of options for music-lovers of all tastes and preferences.
Festa Major Barcelona: from human towers to giants to traditional Catalan music, the street and neighbourhood festivals in Barcelona, or the Festes Majors, are worth experiencing.
The Santa Eulàlia festivities, also known as La Laia, is arguably Barcelona’s biggest Winter celebration and is held around the 12th February each year.