Category: Culture
Barcelona’s culinary scene just got a whole lot more exciting. In this blog, we’re taking you on a journey through Time Out Market, a dynamic destination where every corner bursts with flavour, creativity, and lively energy. Get ready to explore innovative kitchens, eclectic events, and all the insider tips you need to experience this iconic […]
Discover Carnival in Barcelona: centuries-old traditions, theatrical parades, and vibrant communal celebrations transform the city into a festive masterpiece!
Spain is teeming with cultural and religious events, and Barcelona is no exception – its cultural and religious events in Barcelona showcase vibrant parades, traditional dancing, delectable cuisine, and a rich historical tapestry. Plus, many of them are free to all, and they are a great way to experience the less touristy, more authentic part […]
Barcelona is a city known for its vibrant culture and rich traditions, and Three Kings’ Day in Barcelona (El Día de los Reyes Magos) is one of its most magical and significant celebrations. Also called the Epiphany, this holiday, celebrated on 6th January, commemorates the biblical story of the Three Wise Men (Magi) visiting baby Jesus […]
Discover Manifesta 15 Barcelona Metropolitana, a 2024 biennial showcasing contemporary art across Barcelona’s urban and social landscape. Explore art, culture, and innovation!
The Outdoor Film Festivals in Barcelona are coming back for another round this summer, and they are a great way to spend an evening in the city!
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.
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.
Discover the inspiring journey of Josie Pont, a Catalan woman, as she discusses the progress and challenges of women's rights in Barcelona. Gain unique insights into women's involvement and perception in the city.
April 23rd marks Sant Jordi in Barcelona- a holiday based on the Legend of Saint George and the Dragon, and dedicated to roses, books, and love.