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Montserrat: a visit with 1000 years of history in the heart of Catalonia
Montserrat, the famous “Magic Mountain” of Catalonia, celebrates its 1000th anniversary in 2025. More than a more than a place of pilgrimage, this enclave near Barcelona combines history, spirituality, art and nature in a mix that has inspired nature in a mixture that has inspired believers and visitors from all over the world. Montserrat, which means “serrated mountain”, refers to [...]
12 things a tourist should not do in Barcelona and its alternatives.
Barcelona is a vibrant and culturally rich city that attracts millions of tourists each year. For North American visitors, it is essential to be aware of cultural and behavioral differences to ensure a respectful and enriching experience. Below are ten actions to avoid and their recommended alternatives. Discover how to enjoy Barcelona while respecting its culture and avoiding common mistakes. [...]
Why visit Barcelona. 9 important reasons
Barcelona is a modern, cultural and artistic city. Attributes that make it easy to fall in love with it and almost impossible to leave. If we add to that its beaches, its bars and delicious Catalan cuisine, Barcelona becomes a dynamic and multifaceted destination. Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city that caters to different types of tastes: cultural visits for those [...]
11 must-see places to visit in Barcelona’s La Barceloneta neighborhood
La Barceloneta. What to See, Do, and Eat Barceloneta is one of the most exciting neighborhoods in Barcelona. It is famous for its beaches, fresh seafood, and fun atmosphere. The neighborhood sits right next to the sea, making it perfect for relaxing, exploring, or enjoying the local food. Barceloneta is a hive of tourists and locals, especially in its two [...]
6 Things to See and Do in the Gràcia Neighborhood of Barcelona
Gràcia is one of the most charming neighbourhoods in Barcelona, famous for its bohemian atmosphere, unique history, and vibrant character. Gràcia has many outdoor terraces, lively plazas, old-school establishments, and trendy spots. This area is a must-visit for anyone who wants to experience the real Barcelona. La Vila de Gràcia is one of the most popular and dynamic neighbourhoods in [...]
Why Choose Barcelona for Hosting a Congress?
Barcelona: A Leading Destination for Congress Tourism Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, has solidified its position as one of the top cities worldwide for hosting congresses, trade shows, and corporate events. In recent decades, the city has strengthened its global leadership in the MICE industry (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions). Every year, Barcelona consistently ranks at the top of international [...]
La Rambla in Barcelona: Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting
La Rambla, also known as Las Ramblas (in Catalan, Les Rambles), is a famous street in Barcelona. It stretches for 1.3 kilometers, linking Plaça Catalunya with the old port, where the Christopher Columbus statue stands. From the port, a wide walkway called Rambla de Mar leads to the Pier of Spain, where the Maremagnum shopping center is located. On the [...]
Navigating Barcelona: Airport to City Center Transport Options
Barcelona, with its vibrant culture and stunning architecture, welcomes travelers from around the globe. If you’re flying into this beautiful city, knowing the best ways to get from the airport to the center can make your arrival easier and more enjoyable. Here’s a guide to the various transportation options available: 1. Airport Shuttle Bus Firstly, one of the easiest and [...]
Tapas in Barcelona: A taste tour not to be missed on your visit to Barcelona
Although Barcelona is not traditionally known as the city of tapas par excellence, over the years it has been able to catch up and offer a selection of tapas that have nothing to envy to other Spanish cities. If you are a lover of tapas, Barcelona will surprise you with its variety and quality. Let's explore some of the tapas [...]
Exploring Montjuïc: A Guide to the Montjuïc Cable Car
How to get to to Montjuïc Montjuïc is a prominent hill in Barcelona, Spain. It stands 173 meters tall and offers breathtaking views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Montjuïc is not just a natural landmark; indeed, it is rich in history and culture. In fact, it hosted the 1929 International Exposition and the 1992 Summer Olympics. Today, it [...]