Barcelona is an international hub for tourism. With fabulous sunny weather, amazing beaches, world-famous attractions and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it is no wonder that the Catalan Capital is at the top of many people’s bucket list.
The Catalan capital is packed with things to do and explore. On your travels, though, it is essential that you stay in and explore the best neighbourhood for you. From the historical Gothic Quarter to the vibrant El Raval, this is our list of the top 5 best neighbourhoods in Barcelona.
Characterised by its winding romantic streets, and old roman feel, Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter should certainly be on your list of places to visit on your travels to the Catalan capital.
Widely regarded as Spain’s national dish, what is more authentic than paella? This flavourful rice dish, packed with fresh seafood, meat and vegetables, is just about as delicious as it gets and should be an absolute essential part of your trip to Barcelona.
In Spain both the 6th and the 8th of December are bank holidays, meaning there is always a fun buzz around the city at this time as locals take some much needed time off to celebrate the Día de la Constitución and the Día de la Inmaculada Concepción.
Barcelona is a beautiful, lively city with a lot to offer tourists. However, it can be easy to get caught up in the daily schedule of your vacation and miss out on some of the best that the city has to offer.
If you’re looking for the perfect weekend away, look no further than Barcelona. From rooftop drinks, to up-all-night partying, this blog has you covered.
The one thing you must make sure not to miss out in Barcelona, is their mouth-watering gastronomy.
Whether you’re looking for a boozy breakfast, the perfect eggs benedict, or the biggest stack of chocolate pancakes you can find, you will be overwhelmed by your choice in Barcelona.
When in Barcelona, you will have access to some of the best markets where you can buy local products including food, flowers, art and even clothes.
Barcelona is home to some of the best bars and restaurants in the world, and it’s known for having one of the most beautiful skylines.
Barcelona is a city in which you can just never get bored, from street festivals to museums, parties, the…
For those who love a bit of class and luxury, what’s more luxurious than driving a supercar down around Catalonia? From Ferraris to Maseratis, for hours or days, there’s plenty available.
Why not try some of the world’s best quality dishes whilst indulging yourself in the beautiful city of Barcelona?…
Looking to indulge in a day of luxury, self-care and relaxation? Lucky for you, Barcelona is home to loads…
The Tres Tombs Parade is a celebration of the feast of St Anthony Abbot, celebrated across towns and cities…
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