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January 21, 2016
From February 2nd to the 10th, Sitges Carnival celebrations will take place. It is an amazing show of colors, costumes and dancing in a wonderful setting on the Mediterranean coast. Children and grownups will appreciate the colors, the festive atmosphere, the costumes and the music of this traditional event in Sitges. In addition to bars […]
January 4, 2016
According to the Bible, the Three Wise Men came to Jerusalem from the Far East to worship the newborn Jesus. Each one had a present for him: Gaspar gave him Frankincense as a symbol of deity, Melchior gave him Gold as a symbol of kingship, and Balthazar gave him Myrrh as a symbol of death. […]
December 29, 2015
When visiting Barcelona, it is compulsory to try churros con chocolate at least once, especially during winter. You may wonder: “What on earth are churros, and why is it written on every café front window in town?” Don’t worry, we will tell you everything you need to know about churros. First of all, churros are […]
December 24, 2015
Just like in the rest of the country, Christmas celebrations are very traditional in Barcelona. Until the arrival of the Three Kings on January the 5th, you will be able to see nativity scenes, called Pesebre or Belén in Spanish all around the city, and even living ones, to recreate the event at the root […]
December 9, 2015
Drap-Art is a non-profit organization created in Barcelona in 1995 aiming to promote creative recycling through the organization of events, workshops, markets and exhibitions all around the world. The artists of this organization create their work using garbage, found objects or damaged items as material and turn them into pieces of art. The Grand Opening […]
December 2, 2015
If you are in Barcelona for New Year’s Eve, there are some traditions you need to know about. Whether you choose to watch the son et lumière show of Montjuïc Magic Fountain, to spend a cosmopolitan night on Plaça de Catalunya, to enjoy the atmosphere of the Poble Espanyol celebrations or simply to party in […]
November 23, 2015
Barcelona is a city filled with famous tourist attractions such as Gaudi’s masterpieces, museums, parks, churches… But there are also hidden and unknown oddities, sometimes even in the most famous places, that most people don’t know about. We’d like to reveal some of the many mysteries of Barcelona. The magic square on the Sagrada Familia […]
November 17, 2015
From December 27th to January 4th, the Montjuïc Exhibition Center hosts the Festival de la Infancia, or Childhood Festival. Through games and performances, your child will discover and learn about technology, ecology, many different sports, art, and coexistence in society. She or he will also be able to meet Peppa Pig and his friends, the […]
November 10, 2015
Starting in Barceloneta port, the cable car crosses 1300 meters (4265 feet) in ten minutes to reach Montjuïc Hill. It was finished in 1931, even though it was originally designed for the 1929 Universal Exhibition, and has kept its original appearance throughout the years, taking its passengers on a journey through time with a wonderful […]
November 5, 2015
To discover the city of tomorrow, and learn how our future issues related to urban growth will be solved, you’re invited to Barcelona Smart City Expo. This fifth edition takes place from the 17th to the 19th of November and will approach different matters such as technology, mobility, smart society, sustainable city, and governance. Technology […]