In Barcelona, expect to find a mix of traditional ... meat-heavy fare found throughout the rest of Spain, the difference here is that the Catalans like to mix both of them together in one dish.

Every region of Spain has its own specialties, whether it’s pintxos in the Basque Country or traditional Catalan foods in Barcelona ... Jamón Ibérico is a type of cured Spanish ham and ...

It is the second largest city in Spain after Madrid and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Barcelona is known for its rich history, stunning architecture, delicious food ...

From Barcelona’s towering churches and bustling ... The city simmers with an astounding variety of food at all prices, from opulent old-world fine dining at the city’s original Ritz hotel ...

Time Out Market Barcelona is centrally located in the historic Port Vell on the top floor of the Maremagnum shopping mall. Take the metro to Barceloneta on Line 4 (yellow) or Drassanes on Line 3 ...

Whether you're wandering through art-filled streets in Madrid or chilling on the beaches in Valencia, there's something ...

That’s what food markets in Barcelona feel like: welcoming and unapologetically loud in the best way. That feeling like you belong there, shoulder to shoulder with grandmas picking out peppers ...