One of Gaudi’s unmissable jewels in Barcelona is Casa Milà, also called La Pedrera (“quarry” in Catalan) for … Continue reading
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Ocata
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La Rambla
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Tackling the Bizarre in Figueres (Dalí)
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Park Güell
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Parc de l’Espanya Industrial
Sightseeing
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La Rambla
La Rambla (or in catalan: Les Rambles is one of the biggest attraction in Barcelona. Thousands of tourists … 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
Sant Pol de Mar
It really is a little trip with the train to Sant Pol de Mar. But the 50km journey … Continue reading
Sitges
The small and contemplative little city of Sitges is located at the Costa del Garraf, just a few … Continue reading
Calafell Beach
It is a little trip of about 50 minutes with the train to the south, if you want … 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
Shopping (and not to die trying)
Street shopping Barcelona has a very good range of shops, from the low cost to the most exclusive … 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