After decades of progressive urban growth with little regard for the serious consequences of traffic-based pollution, Europe's major metropolises have become saturated.

Every year Barcelona hosts a large number of events of technological, social, recreational or cultural interest that you can't miss. The offer is very broad, so we are going to show you some of the most important and outstanding fairs, festivals or activities that will take place this year.

Casa Batlló in Barcelona is one of those places that always manages to surprise. When you study modernism (also known in Europe as Art Nouveau) or Gaudí's art, you never imagine such beauty until you see it with your own eyes.

Poblenou neighbourhood is one of the most interesting in Barcelona and is ideal for going out for tapas, brunch or dinner. The atmosphere is exceptional and the area is well connected. The main characteristic of this area is its creativity. Poblenou's artistic workshops, design studios and cultural mix stand out. Although it used to be a humble, fishing neighbourhood, nowadays it is one of the most cosmopolitan areas of the city of Barcelona. It's a perfect place to spend your weekend afternoons and a must-see for every tourist who visits Barcelona and wants to really delve into its culture, its best corners. The only thing you'll have to decide is the establishment where you're going to spend your leisure time, so today we've put together a list of the best restaurants in the area to make it easier for you, take note!

The district of San Martí de Provençals is one of the most attractive and extensive in Barcelona. It is composed of ten neighborhoods, some of them of great popularity, which are often visited by tourists. This is the case of the Vila Olímpica neighborhood, Poblenou or Diagonal Mar and the Maritime Front.

If you need to move to Barcelona for a while or temporarily move from one apartment to another, finding a temporary rental apartment can be difficult. The truth is that it takes a long time and you will need to arm yourself with patience so as not to endure small scares and make sure that everything is in perfect order.

Surely, we have never before been so eager to leave a year behind. Quite rightly so, as the COVID-19 pandemic has not only compromised the health and life of the entire planet, but also employment and the global economy.

The difficulties of access to housing in large cities represent one of the great challenges of the 21st century. Hence the need to seek formulas that not only allow this obstacle to be overcome, but also improve the quality of life of citizens. One of these is coliving, a relatively new real estate trend in Europe that is set to revolutionise the rental sector. But what exactly is coliving?

Did you know that the wine tradition in Catalonia dates back to the time of the Greeks? It was the Mediterranean people who introduced the cultivation of the vine in the current regions of the Empordà, an economic activity that extended to other points of what is now the Catalan territory. Their successors, the Romans

Every August, the main monuments of Barcelona give way to one of the great events of the year in the city: the festivities of Gràcia. For more than a week, the streets of this district of Barcelona are decorated in a unique way thanks to the patience and dedication of the local people, while at the same time they host an infinite number of concerts and leisure activities. But what can you see in Gràcia outside these dates?Although this is not one of the most touristy places in the Catalan capital, we can assure you that there is this former town, which had its own town hall until 1897. Traditional and modern at the same time, Gràcia is not only Barcelona's hipster Mecca -with permission from Carrer Parlament, but also a bohemian and cosmopolitan district, capable of seducing any traveller.

If you decide to enjoy a stay in the city of Barcelona, we are sure that the only thing you will not find in its streets and avenues will be boredom. It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve been to Barcelona: the Catalan capital always has a new proposal or a new corner with which to surprise you. Beyond its spectacular...

Are you passionate about history? Are you one of those people who enjoy discovering the traces of ancient people and civilizations through their architecture? If so, and if you are planning a trip to the Catalan capital soon, we recommend that you don’t miss this small selection of the best archaeological sites in Barcelona, located both within the city limits and in the rest of the province.