Barcelona

I’m going to walk you through the most essential tips for your first visit to Barcelona. These are things to do and things NOT to do to prepare for your trip...

This guide to the Barcelona public transport system in Barcelona will illuminate why it is one of the cheapest cities to travel in. The perks of having a great network of trains, buses and metro rail spread across the city, is it allows you to spontaneously plan trips. All modes of Barcelona public transport are incredibly reliable and it also depends on your budget, timing, and preference. Read on to learn more about the Barcelona Public Transport system...

All the essential Barcelona travel information to arrange your trip is on this one website. We have focused on answering your most important questions on transport, activities, attractions, and accommodation. We have 15.000 pages of up to date tourist information covering every part of planning your visit to Barcelona city...

This page contains pictures and information on the golden sandy Barcelona beaches. There are 4.2 km of golden sandy beaches only 10 minutes from the city centre and 4 main beach areas - inclusive interactive map of Barcelona's beaches.

La Sagrada Família is one of Gaudí's most famous works in Barcelona. It's a giant Basilica that has been under construction since 1882 (that's not a typing error) and it's not expected to be completed for some time yet.

Pictures say more than 1000 words! Video clips give you a direct impression of the country and its people. Whether it's 4 or 40 minutes long, you get a wide selection on YouTube ...

Barcelona is a nice city to visit if you can afford it – the original phrase “Barcelona és bona si la bossa sona” is very popular by locals and shows that a stay in Barcelona is not as cheap as in other spanish cities like for example Madrid. Nevertheless I asked some local bloggers to collaborate and create a list of totaly free things to do in Barcelona and i must say i was suprised of the great tips of activities you can do without even paying for them.

Barcelona is a city with a wide range of original leisure options that encourage you to visit time and time again. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, and famous for Gaudí and other Art Nouveau architecture, Barcelona is one of Europe’s trendiest cities.

Barcelona bubbles with life — in its narrow lanes, pedestrian-friendly boulevards, elegant modern uptown, bohemian corners, bustling market halls, and along a long beach promenade that's spiked with inviting eateries. While tourism has certainly had its impact in recent years, the city's vibrant Catalan culture is alive and well. Locals still join hands and dance the everyone's-welcome sardana in front of the cathedral, and neighborhood festivals jam the events calendar. Barcelona's engaging culture is on an unstoppable roll in Spain's most cosmopolitan and European corner.

There are so many free things to do in Barcelona, it’s one of the reasons I love the city so much. The buildings are beautiful, the Gaudi architecture makes for great photos and the beach is the perfect place to flop and relax after a day’s sightseeing on Las Ramblas, and in and around the Gothic Quarter.

The Catalan metropolis of Barcelona is known for bombas, vermouth and cava, but there is also a lot to discover aside from the well-known delicacies. The beer scene in particular has been flourishing for a number of years. Several first-class breweries are now based in Barcelona. Well-known international beer brands have also opened bars in the lively city center.

In Aquàrium Barcelona, Europe's largest and most important Museum of Marine Science of the Mediterranean, maritime habitats are emulated in over 35 different water basins. You will find over 11,000 marine animals from 450 species and an 80-metres-long underwater tunnel through the shark basin...

Aerobus is an express shuttle service that runs between Barcelona’s airport and city center. One of the most convenient ways to transverse from the city to the airport, it is one of the most feasible options you can take. The Aerobus offers a lot of space for luggage, has more frequent shuttles, and is faster than the other travel options between the airport and the city! Learn all about your Barcelona Aerobus Tickets and what you can do with them!

Planning a trip to Barcelona? Tommy Tang, founder of the Spanish Federal Cafés, reveals his best insider tips and recommendations for a city break...

The Barcelona City Pass gives you skip the queue tickets for Barcelona's top attractions and sightseeing bus delivered directly to your phone. These are the top things that visitors want when visiting Barcelona conveniently all in one Pass. No printing vouchers, no visiting tourist offices to pick up tickets, and no standing in long, entrance queues to attractions...

This page will give you a review of the Barcelona Card - the discount tourist card issued by the Barcelona tourism board. The card offers a range of discounts, unlimited trips on the public transport system and the convenience of not having to queue to buy your transport tickets in a foreign language.

What to do in Barcelona? Barcelona in Spain is a city full of museums, parks, Antoni Gaudí landmarks, and other highlights. Barcelona offers more than just the attractions and famous sights such as the Sagrada Familia, Park Guell and Camp Nou. During your Barcelona visit, these are the top 10 of the most famous and most popular tourist attractions Barcelona...

Barcelona is the capital and largest city of Catalonia as well as the second most populous city in Spain. It is one of the leading sporting cities in the world, with some of the best teams in football and basketball.

If you are visiting Barcelona then seeing Gaudí work is an absolute must on your to visit list. Gaudí was one of Barcelona's greatest modernist architects and his unique architectural style is highly respected around the world of design and construction...

The Museu Picasso houses one of the most extensive exhibitions of Pablo Picasso there is: over 4,000 works of art are exhibited here, making the museum one of the most complete collections of Picasso's works. It is housed in several city palaces in the old La Ribeira district.

Pictures say more than 1000 words! Video clips give you a direct impression of the country and its people. Whether it's 4 or 40 minutes long, you get a wide selection on YouTube ...

The real Fira, with 287 stands and all its traditions, will be in the same place as last year, on Avinguda de la Catedral, Barcelona. You will see all usual stands and some new ones, full of new articles for you all. And remember, December 25 is Christmas, but if you want to start living the Christmas spirit with us, November 27 the fair of Santa Llúcia arrives...