Don't know what to take to a festival in Barcelona? The festival season is about to begin. The joy and enthusiasm runs through the veins of the public who want to listen to the musical groups that are currently trending.

Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city with great cultural and social richness. In this city you can find many alternatives for leisure, shopping and various very interesting initiatives at the forefront of contemporary needs.

Sustainable tourism has become the new way of travelling in a respectful way to any city in the world. It consists of adapting as much as possible to the customs of each place, in order to be welcomed by the locals and soak up their culture as much as possible.

More and more companies linked to the construction world are taking a stance in favor of the environment, making it shown through their buildings and construction projects.

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.

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...

A few steps from our luxury apartments in Barcelona, we find the Sant Andreu district, the former independent municipality that has managed to adapt to the greatest changes that Barcelona has undergone during its history without losing its essence as a town. In fact, the oldest neighbors continue talking about Barcelona as if it were a separate city. If you want to spend a day walking around the most unknown neighborhoods, we invite you to read this guide on things to do in Sant Andreu, Barcelona, and discover its most charming corners.

If you have visited several districts in Barcelona, you will have noticed how different they are from each other. The many faces of the Catalan city make it an excellent outdoor set that can be used both to film a period movie and to frame the deepest of dramas. You must have realized by now that the city that hosted the filming of Vicky, Cristina, Barcelona is not as Woody Allen depicted it, but many more directors have filmed in this city without us paying much attention to it. Find the locations for all the movies filmed in Barcelona with us and create your own film tour.

The Middle Ages were as convulsive as splendorous for the capital of Catalonia. The Roman Barcino resisted the Muslim invasion to become a county city once the Carolingian Empire was established. It was Wilfred the Hairy (Guifré el Pilós) who, when the previous superpower broke down, initiated the lineage of the house of Barcelona, which became the main county of the Catalan counties, opening an era of commercial growth and political relevance for the cit

One of the great claims of the city of Barcelona is undoubtedly its best-known architect worldwide: Antoni Gaudí. Born in the Catalan city of Reus in 1852, he was one of the most prolific artists of the modernist architectural movement. Although you may know some of his most famous works in the city such as the Sagrada Familia or Park Güell, the truth is that there are many more buildings and monuments that this genius left as a legacy to Barcelona’s heritage. Discover where to see Gaudí art in Barcelona as well as some suggestions to find them.

When visiting Barcelona for the first time, it is inevitable to spend most of your time on the most iconic buildings, such as the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona Cathedral or the Basilica of Santa María del Mar. Even though they will undoubtedly leave you breathless, this may imply that you will not dig deep into a no less interesting aspect: discovering how the day to day life of the inhabitants of Barcelona has evolved with the passage of time. To settle this matter, we invite you to delve into 12 famous historic buildings in Barcelona that where once actual homes and are now open to the public

What secrets and mysteries can the fourth most visited European city keep for international tourism? Even at the risk of you thinking that we are bluffing, we already anticipate that there are actually many. Some of these unkown facts about Barcelona even remain untold to vast majority of its neighbors.