The visit of Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village in Catalan) right at the foot of Montjuic mountain leads you … Continue reading
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Cadaqués
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Catalunya Square
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Shopping (and not to die trying)
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Gay Pride Barcelona
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La Diada de Sant Jordi
Sightseeing
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City Beach Barceloneta
In the past the old neighbourhood of Barceloneta hosted the fishermen of the city – today it is … Continue reading
Arc de Triomf
There are various famous arches in the world’s architecture, including Paris’s renowned Arc de Triomphe. But Barcelona’s Arc … Continue reading
Out of Town
Tackling the Bizarre in Figueres (Dalí)
Scorching heat in the brutal Figueres midday may cause t-shirts and dresses to be soaked through to the … Continue reading
Calella
The small town of Calella is situated at the Costa del Maresme, just one train stop after Sant … Continue reading
Sant Pol de Mar
It really is a little trip with the train to Sant Pol de Mar. But the 50km journey … Continue reading
First Aid
Searching for a flat
It’s always the same painful topic when arriving in a new town – “where shall I live?”. Barcelona … Continue reading
Internet and free WiFi
Locoturios In all of the neighbourhoods you will find internet cafes, called Locoturio. These small shops are a … Continue reading
Airport Barcelona (BCN)
From the city 13km away, the airport of Barcelona (Aeropuerto de Barcelona – El Prat) has two terminal … Continue reading