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Although very simple to make, panellets contain centuries of tradition and culture in every bite. By making them, you are not only enjoying a delicious sweet but also keeping alive one of Catalonia's most beloved customs.
El Born is undoubtedly one of the most charming and modern neighbourhoods in Barcelona. Strolling through its narrow streets, exploring its elegant boutiques, or enjoying its numerous bars and restaurants invites you to immerse yourself in the city's most remote history while discovering its most avant-garde and cosmopolitan side.
The emblematic Tibidabo amusement park combines fun for all the family, a rich historical legacy and spectacular views of Barcelona.
On the other side of the Collserola mountain range is one of the architectural jewels of Catalonia, the Romanesque monastery of Sant Cugat del Vallès. The excellent public transport links between this town and Barcelona make Sant Cugat a must-see for lovers of medieval architecture and history.
Whether you're looking to learn a bit of history, an afternoon dedicated to culture or a place to enjoy breathtaking views, Montjuïc Castle has much to offer.
Barcelona and its nearby coastal towns offer fantastic options for those who enjoy naturism. From the vibrant and accessible Mar Bella Beach to the serene and picturesque Platja de l’Home Mort, there’s a nudist beach to suit every preference.
The picturesque neighbourhood of Sarrià in Barcelona has preserved its charm and distinctive character, maintaining a quiet village-like atmosphere amidst the bustling metropolis.
The Feria de Abril de Catalunya in Barcelona is a festival full of music and colour that pays tribute to Andalusian traditions and has become one of the most important events in the city's festive calendar.
Discover the natural beauty surrounding Barcelona with our recommendations for hiking routes this spring. From the panoramic views of the Collserola Natural Park to the stunning landscapes of the Montnegre i el Corredor Natural Park, the surroundings of Barcelona have much to offer nature lovers.
If you happen to be in Barcelona this Easter, you will witness some local traditions deeply rooted in the city's cultural fabric. From the solemn processions to the traditional treats, Easter in Barcelona offers a blend of religious fervour and festive celebration.
The Sitges Carnival is here! This lively festival, one of the most anticipated on the calendar in Catalonia, attracts crowds of people from all over the world. Don't miss the opportunity to participate!
Be surprised by these lesser-known aspects of Madrid, the capital city of Spain, a wonderful destination offering stunning architecture, world-renowned museums, a rich history and vibrant nightlife.
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The arrival of the Three Kings of Orient on the night of the 5th of January, the most magical night of the year, is a cherished tradition in Spain, marking the culmination of the Christmas season.
Now that the days are short and the cold is pressing, there is nothing more pleasant than having a delicious hot chocolate accompanied by some ‘melindros’ or ‘churros’, an ideal plan for the dark winter evenings in Barcelona.
Discover the Fira de Santa Llúcia in Barcelona, a Christmas market that has endured since 1786. Located in front of the Cathedral, this beloved Barcelona tradition attracts visitors with its diverse stalls, where one can find all the essential elements for assembling the traditional Nativity scene, Christmas decorations, unique crafts, and musical instruments typical of these holidays. With over two centuries of history, the fair invites everyone to enjoy the Christmas spirit in the heart of the city.
Only 45 kilometres southeast of Madrid you will find one of the prettiest villages in Spain, Chinchón, a charming town framed by vineyards and olive groves full of historic charm.
Nestled in the heart of Pedralbes, Barcelona's most affluent district, lies the Royal Monastery of St Mary of Pedralbes. This magnificent architectural complex, rooted in history, is a testament to the grandeur of Catalan Gothic design and the region's rich cultural tapestry.
Chamberí es un distrito que encapsula el encanto, la historia y la cultura de Madrid en un entorno más tranquilo y menos transitado. Visitar estos rincones de Chamberí te ofrece la oportunidad de vivir la ciudad como un madrileño más, lejos del ajetreo y el bullicio de las zonas turísticas más populares. Tanto si eres un entusiasta del arte, un aficionado a la gastronomía o simplemente buscas tranquilidad, Chamberí tiene algo que ofrecer a cada visitante.
Barcelona is an amazing city with so much to see and do. But, if you have some spare time, there are also fantastic day trip destinations accessible by public transportation that are worth exploring during your visit. Here are five great day trips to take from Barcelona using the public transport system.
Barcelona, a city known for its artistic vibrancy, is home to one of the most enigmatic architects in history: Antoni Gaudí. His unconventional and imaginative designs have left an indelible mark on the city's landscape, attracting travellers from around the world to experience the magic of his creations.
Discover the treasures just beyond Madrid's doorstep with captivating day trips easily accessible by public transport. Explore medieval towns, historic sites, and natural wonders, experiencing Spain's diverse tapestry within a short distance from the bustling heart of the capital.
Experience the magic of the Festes de Gràcia this August, a week in which Barcelona's Gràcia neighbourhood becomes a canvas full of colour, creativity and community spirit. Step into a world where the streets become art galleries, popular culture takes centre stage, and tradition dances with modernity, offering a unique glimpse into the soul of this dynamic district.
Travelling with teenagers can be challenging, but Barcelona is an ideal destination for young people due to various reasons. Apart from the obvious attractions, the city offers a wide range of captivating and educational museums, making it an excellent choice for curious teens.
Discover the allure of Madrid's urban sanctuary: El Retiro Park. This beautiful oasis, spanning 142 hectares, attracts visitors with its serene ambience and diverse attractions. From leisurely strolls to rowboat adventures on the lake, it is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the capital city.
Besides all its rich cultural offerings, one of Barcelona's undeniable attractions, especially during these summer months, are its beautiful beaches. With an abundance of sandy stretches to choose from, we will explore some of Barcelona's best family-friendly beaches, showcasing their distinct features and activities that cater to visitors of all ages.
Bonavista Apartments has once again obtained the Biosphere Sustainability Certification, granted by the Institute for Responsible Tourism, which is included within the 'Commitment to Sustainable Tourism Destination Barcelona Biosphere programme, which recognises and promotes sustainable practices in companies in the city and surrounding areas.
This year, Barcelona is preparing to celebrate an important milestone in its music scene: the 30th anniversary of Sónar. From its humble beginnings in 1993, this electronic music and multimedia arts festival has grown to become one of the most influential and exciting events in the world. In this article, we will explore the history of Sónar Barcelona and its impact on contemporary music culture.
Discover the fascinating beauty of Sitges! A fantastic option for a day trip from Barcelona!
Known for its bonfires, fireworks and traditional rituals, this holiday marks the summer solstice and is an opportunity to welcome the summer season with joy and magic.
Barcelona is known for its impressive and unique architecture throughout the world, and one of the most emblematic places in the city is Park Güell. This park, which was built between 1900 and 1914 by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí, is an impressive example of the work of Catalan Modernism. If you are planning a visit to Barcelona, be sure to include Park Güell in your itinerary. Here we tell you everything you need to know about this architectural treasure.
In Catalonia, the Day of Sant Jordi (Saint George) is celebrated on April 23rd, a festivity that has become a very important cultural and literary tradition in the region. But where does this celebration come from and what is the story behind it? In this article, we'll tell you about the legend of Sant Jordi and how it has become a symbol of the Catalan culture.
Passeig de Gracia is one of the most famous and emblematic avenues in Barcelona. With a length of 1.5 km, it extends from Plaza Cataluña to the Gracia neighborhood.
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The Mobile World Congress returns to Barcelona
The Calçot is a white onion grown in a very special way so that it is elongated, and that turns out to be one of the typical dishes of Catalan gastronomy.