18
Dec
Christmas traditions in Barcelona
Even though Spain celebrates many same traditions as other European countries and rest of the world, many traditions are still very unique and are only celebrated in Barcelona or Catalonia. So let’s look through most common and surprising traditions that you can encounter during your trip in Barcelona during Christmas holiday! 1. CAGANERS. Christmas trees,...Continue Reading
13
Dec
Finding Alternatives for Christmas
It’s that time of the year… Once December shows up on the calendar, we can already feel holiday upon us. Presents, decorations, shopping rush, all the hustle & bustle might make Christmas time one of the most joyful times of the year but as there are million things to do and hardly enough time to...Continue Reading
15
Oct
Vegan and Vegetarian restaurants
The food here in Barcelona is amazing! You can find all types of dining and food suitable for every occasion. Whether that be a casual last minute find, a place to sit and watch the world go by while you have a bite to eat, or for a special occasion in a classy exclusive restaurant....Continue Reading
5
Oct
Get Active!
Barcelona Triathlon – 06.10.19 One of the biggest sporting event in the city, the Barcelona triathlon! Starting at the Nova Mar Bella beach and into the sea… There are three different routes that you can register for, with different distances and, prizes. They are the SuperSprint route : Swim (350m), Bike (10km), Run (2.5km) Sprint...Continue Reading
26
Sep
What to do in October
Still pleasant temperatures during the month of October, ranging from 24 degrees to 16 degrees. You can enjoy 7 hours of sun as the sunrise is approximately 08:00 and the sun sets at 19:30. In October the clocks change so the days will become darker earlier, however, you can still take advantage of the charming...Continue Reading
18
Sep
What to do in September
Barcelona during September is a great time to visit. The locals are back in the city after their summer holidays, giving the city a more cultured and authentic feel. However, they have gone back to work and many visitors from around the world have gone home for the autumn, meaning the streets are less crowded...Continue Reading
10
Sep
Barcelona Jewish Film Festival – 15th-30th September
Since 1999, this event has taken place with the purpose of bringing the culture and cinema of the jewish community that exists in Barcelona. In fact, ten percent of the population was Jewish in the 14th and 15th century. It is popular as, it is thought to be very similar to the history of Spain....Continue Reading
3
Sep
The National Day of Catalonia
September 11th To the locals, this day is known as ‘La Diada’ and is held on the 11th of September every year to commemorate the loss of the laws and institutions in Catalonia in 1714. The day festival celebrates the culture and history of the region and, in more recent years it has become a...Continue Reading
23
Aug
Sporting events!
Massa Crítica Attention those who love cycling!! Did you know that every first Friday of the month there is an event called Massa Crítica (Critical mass) where, anyone of any age, no matter how good or bad you are at cycling, can ride from the Arc de Triumph with lots of other people who seek...Continue Reading
22
Aug
Great views of the city!
Walking amongst the streets of Barcelona can give you a great insight into the city’s culture and vibe, especially the small narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter. However, having the entire city at your feet from a high view point can create a feeling of euphoria and it is great the see this amazing place...Continue Reading