It is no secret to anyone that Catalan cuisine is one of the most irresistible in Europe. Now, in Barcelona, you can not only eat well, but also do it in a unique and truly amazing environment. So you can check it out during your next weekend getaway, we invite you to visit one of these 12 original restaurants in Barcelona.

Barcelona is not only enjoyed with the eyes, but also at the table. We don’t say it ourselves, since Catalan cuisine is subject to all kinds of scrutiny. Without going any further, a Catalan restaurant, El Celler de Can Roca, has been in the top three in the world for almost a decade, according to the ranking that’s produced annually by the prestigious Restaurant magazine. In addition, the Ciudad Condal has a dozen long distinguished restaurants with one or more stars in the Michelin Guide. Hence, this top 10 of typical dishes to try in Barcelona.

If you are a fan of afterwork outings, enjoying a holiday in Barcelona is definitely your best bet. As in any other large city in southern Europe, leisure options are not limited to the weekend: from Monday to Friday, any tourist can fill their agenda with interesting cultural or gastronomic experiences. However, today we want to focus on the latter, presenting you some of the coolest bars in Barcelona.

With no intention of overshadowing the Sagrada Familia, the Gothic quarter or the Montjuïc mountain, Poblenou is one of those places in Barcelona that deserve to be discovered as soon as possible. If we take into account the undeniable historical, architectural and economic importance that it has had since the nineteenth century, Poblenou is definitely a place to visit.

Beyond booking transport, transfers and accommodation in a hotel or holiday apartment in Barcelona, spending a few days in the Catalan capital requires other arrangements to make the experience a well-rounded one.

From halls with great history and tradition to the most modern and cozy places, next to our apartments on the beach in Barcelona or next to the main monuments of the city; In this list you will find places to taste some of the typical drinks of Barcelona

Gastronomic tourism is one of the great attractions of Barcelona, and it is not surprising at all. A total of 29 restaurants have managed to have at least one Michelin Star in 2019, which makes this city a paradise for foodies.

Perhaps the most international Spanish dish, paella is one of the most demanded delicacies by visitors arriving in the city of Barcelona. But there are many things to keep in mind regarding paella before actually tasting it.

If we consider that this ingredient is one of the most appreciated in Catalan cuisine. If we also add the beautiful landscapes of which Catalonia can boast, we will understand why many eagerly await the arrival of the mushroom season, which in the region extends from September to November

There is no possible discussion: during a holiday in Barcelona, it is mandatory to try some of the most famous dishes of Spanish cuisine, such as gazpacho or paella.

Talking about urban tourism is not always synonymous with never-ending tours, lightning visits to museums and monuments or intense shopping afternoons in department stores.

If you have ever walked down the Ramblas of Barcelona, you will have noticed a street that goes into the Raval neighborhood, very close to Plaça de Catalunya. Although it is now dotted with clothing stores and cafés, it has had a prominent place in history.