From Flamenco to ghost tours, Gaudi, football, bars and museums are some of the fun things to do in Barcelona at night.

Looking for the best things to do in Barcelona for your upcoming trip? You’re in the right place! I’m a travel blogger t ...

A guide on how to spend 48 hours in Catalonia’s colourful capital, from marvelling at Gaudí to enjoying sundowners on the ...

One of the most fun pieces is the art of traditional flamenco dance. There are so many different venues to catch an authentic flamenco performance in Spain. If you’re in Barcelona though, you have to ...

When deciding where to stay in Barcelona for the first time, look for somewhere close to La Rambla. In the heart of Barcelona, the Gothic Quarter takes you on a beautiful journey from its earliest ...

If you want to be right in the action, Le Meridien Barcelona places you steps from La Rambla with unbeatable access to the city’s cultural core. Located near Liceu metro station, it’s just a ...

Are you planning a trip to Spain and wondering how to make the most of your 4 days in Barcelona? You’ve come to the righ ...

Coming in at the top of the list is Barcelona in Spain. Not only are its landmarks a mere stroll apart, Brits can enjoy plenty of sunshine amid 19C temperatures - neatly avoiding the city's ...

The third start of the du Tour de France in Spain, following San Sebastian (in 1992) and Bilbao (in 2023), will be the first welcomed by Barcelona, to kick off the 113th edition of the race. The ...

The stage, 178km in length, will finish in Barcelona with a 12-kilometre final circuit including the Montjuïc Castle ascent - a 1.6-km wall-like climb with an average gradient of 9.3%.