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Typical food in Spain, flavors and Influences Eat, eat, eat! Is there anything better than that? In addition to providing satiety, the habit of feeding offers to experience new flavors and, even more, to know the identity of a people.…

Barcelona Picasso Museum Open its doors in 1963, and the museum is exclusively dedicated to the work of Spanish artists. Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was the most acclaimed artist of the 20th century, he was born in Malaga (south of Spain), but he adopted Barcelona…

Barcelona Plaza Reial All about the Plaza Real (Plaça Reial), one of the most visited places in Barcelona. Situated in the Gothic Quarter, next to Las Ramblas, it is a place with both atmosphere and history. Due to its beauty,…

Joan Mirò Barcelona The Joan Miro fundation it’s located on the hill of Montjuic, and was the first contemporay museum of art in Barcelona. Who is Joan Miró. Maximum representative of Surrealism, he was born in Barcelona in 1893. His works reveal…

Park Güell Barcelona Filled with trees, curves and very colorful, Park Güell was built in 1900 as a private park and became public in 1922. There is much to see in Park Güell, from its elaborate staircase to the pavilions tour,…

Barcelona City Center Beaches The good weather in Barcelona and the beaches near the city are tourist attractions and great attractions for residents. The Catalan capital has a total of nine beaches. They all maintain their services from March 15…

Barcelona Football Club Museum Barcelona Camp Nou experience is a complete tour through the huge and modern museum incluiding the stadium facilities. Barcelona FC Museum & Camp Nou tour The FC Barcelona museum, with 1.500.000 visitors, was the second more…

Barcelona Sagrada Familia Gaudi’s masterpiece par excellence, Barcelona Sagrada Familia still under construction. Going to Barcelona and not visiting the Sagrada Familia should be a sin. Yes, must recognize that the entrance is not cheap, but once you are inside,…

La Boquería Food Market A food shrine, this Barcelona food market has it all, from stacks of fruits, to sucking pigs and lobsters. It was Barcelona’s market for many years, but it has changed to what it is today. The…

The Cathedral of Barcelona – A Gothic jewel Barcelona Cathedral dedicated to Santa Eulalia, Barcelona´s patron. Located in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. The Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, is an essential…