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Many of our customers are always asking us about where to stay in Barcelona, how to get here, and everything else under the sun. So we’ve created this guide on HOW TO DO

Eating “slowly” and locally is no longer a trend, but a mainstream way of life for many in Barcelona. That means buying locally grown food and eating traditional Catalan dishes that are in season. Not

From buttery croissants to creamy custards to divine chocolates, the variety of desserts and sweets in Barcelona are endless. Can’t choose? Read our “best of the best” list of traditional, contemporary, and holiday sugar-laden delicacies

During the holly, jolly Christmas season, we like to indulge in the unique local foods in Catalonia. From a warming pasta soup to a round festive cake, learn about the traditional dishes and

Not just a hotspot for phenomenal tapas bars, Barcelona’s Born neighborhood also offers a wide range of ethnically diverse cuisine. From Asian to Middle Eastern, check out our selection of the best international

Amidst the Gaudí buildings and Gothic architecture, several hideaways are shrouded within Barcelona’s city blocks. From hushed and peaceful to upbeat and lively, here are 7 beautiful terraces and gardens to zen out

48 hours is a short time to spend in Barcelona. But we’ve made it completely doable for you! Read our easy 2-day itinerary so you know the most essential things to do and see in

Since 1589 the oldest neighborhood in Barcelona, the Gothic, has kept alive some of its richest traditions in honor of Sant Roc, a pilgrim from Montpellier (Occitania, then part of the old Kingdom