In 1882 Antoni Gaudí started constructing a basilica in the neighbourhood of Eixample in Barcelona. Since then – … Continue reading
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FC Barcelona Football Stadium
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Poble Espanyol – the Spanish village
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Shopping (and not to die trying)
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Casa Milà (La Pedrera)
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Santa María del Mar Church
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
Mount Tibidabo
Tibidabo is the highest mountain (512m) in the bordering back country of Barcelona. Like the Montjuïc, however which … Continue reading
Out of Town
Calella
The small town of Calella is situated at the Costa del Maresme, just one train stop after Sant … Continue reading
The Abbey of Montserrat
The Abbey of Montserrat is located 721m high in the mountain range of the same name – about … Continue reading
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
First Aid
Airport Barcelona (BCN)
From the city 13km away, the airport of Barcelona (Aeropuerto de Barcelona – El Prat) has two terminal … Continue reading
Useful iPhone & iPad Apps for Barcelona
I would like to give you some App recommendations for your trip to Barcelona. They aren’t all directly … Continue reading
Drinking in the streets
In spanish: Botellón. A lot of spanish people like to get drunk in large groups of people in … Continue reading