Barcelona is a great city that is connected to the world by the sea, but we cannot forget that, in its beginnings, it was a simple fishing town. For thousands of years, Barcelona's ports have played a very important role in the livelihood of the people, and the configuration of the city has been created around them.

According to the most famous work by Miguel de Cervantes, it was on the beach of Barcelona where Don Quijote lost his last battle. Now, in Lugaris we want to help you make the most of your stay on the coast for the sake of other more rewarding and pleasant reasons. For example, savouring the delicious Catalan cuisine while enjoying panoramic views. And what better way to do it than having lunch or dinner in one of the best restaurants with seaviews in Barcelona?

ne of the great attractions of visiting Barcelona is precisely the enjoyable benefits of Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine: healthy, simple and full of flavor. That is why it has managed to seduce foodies and culinary critics from around the world. However despite the prestige of their meat and seafood recipes, many people cannot consume some of their ingredients, either for personal, health-related or religious reasons. And when this happens, the vegetarian restaurants of Barcelona are the perfect ally so you do not miss out on the gastronomy of the Catalan capital.

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

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...

The attractions of Barcelona go beyond its imposing churches, modernist houses and palaces. In fact, the pleasures of Mediterranean cuisine are another of its great tourist attractions. And to familiarize yourself with them, there is nothing like going to the places...

With its privileged location facing the Mediterranean and its past as a fishing neighborhood, it is not surprising that Barceloneta has become the place to go for visitors who arrive in the city for the first time and want to taste the delights of local cuisine. Thus, the autochthonous «bombas», the freshest seafood and the well-known ‘patatas bravas’ fill bars and tables in this corner of Barcelona. So that you don’t get lost in a sea of menu blackboards and offers, we have prepared a list of the best tapas bars in Barceloneta, and thus ensure you are tasting the best possible products.

The origin of churros is a mystery, although the simplicity of its ingredients suggests that these sweets already existed in Ancient times. Yeast, flour, water, salt and oil combined create the churro (yes, they are vegan!), which is thought to have arrived in the Iberian Peninsula by the hand of the Arabs, although the first writings on the existence of this delicacy only date back to the nineteenth century. Be that as it may, Barcelona in autumn already invites you to take shelter from the colder temperatures, and what better way than to do it in one of the most emblematic cafés next to a warm mug? Discover the best hot chocolate and churros in Barcelona to savour the perfect combination of these two elements that melt in your mouth.

In a city like Barcelona where there are so different places to visit, the metro network is a key transport to get around the city with total comfort. Opened in 1924, the network that once linked Lesseps with Plaça de Catalunya today consists of a total of 12 lines, 186 stations, more than 150 kilometres in length and is the second longest in the country. In addition, in 2016 the subway was used by more than 400 million passengers, many of whom were using it for the first time. If you are one of these people who have arrived in Barcelona and do not know how to use Barcelona metro, here we will explain all the details, from how to buy a ticket, learn about timetables or how the zones wor

September 23rd marks the beginning of autumn in Barcelona every year. Even if the time to sunbathe on the beach or take a dip in a pool is over, the weather in Barcelona in September and the autumn months that follow allows travelers to explore without fear of the cold taking over. In fact, to descale the impact of these back-to-school dates, the city offers plenty of things to do. Keep reading to take advantage of these ideas to enjoy Barcelona in autumn or fall.

Whether you are going to have a drink, relax after a long day of sightseeing or enjoy a romantic moment with your partner, here you will find the best rooftop bars in Barcelona with a view, classified so that you can choose the perfect one for each occasion.

Little by little, the tapas culture is making its way into Barcelona. And although this habit is not as deep-rooted as in other parts of the peninsula, the Catalan capital is an excellent option to enjoy this delicious afterwork habit. Does the idea tempt you? In that case, it’s enough to get an urban map and mark the best tapas bars in Barcelona on them.