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We’ve Tried: La Mercè
La Mercè is one of the biggest occasions on the calendar for people in Barcelona. This festival, which celebrates the patron saint of the city, is an explosion of colour, music, fireworks and dancing. Find out what we thought of last year’s event (2010).
read the full storyChristmas in Barcelona – Ho, ho, ho!
Christmas in Barcelona is a magical time. With so many seasonal traditions, markets, lights, nativity scenes and food, a visit to the city is bound to get you in the festive spirit. Read on for your guide to the Christmas period in the Catalan capital.
read the full storyFiesta de la Mercè Barcelona – a week of music and culture!
Be a part of a fantastic tradition within Barcelona that provides a great spectacle for the whole city to see. Discover the history of La Mercé as you witness the culture, modern art and street performers. If you have planned a visit to Barcelona the week of festivities is a great time to come as this spectacular festival takes place just once a year. You can’t miss it!
read the full storyWho was Antoni Gaudí?
When you hear the name Antoni Gaudí, you automatically think of stunning architecture and the city of Barcelona – the two go hand in hand. This man is one of the greatest architects the world has seen and is emblematic of the city. Here’s some key information about this famous Catalan.
read the full storyThe Palau Güell – the rebirth of a Gaudí masterpiece
At the beginning of May 2011, one of Gaudi’s most important masterpieces on the modernist trail re-opened its doors to the public. We look forward to your thoughts and opinions!
read the full storyNon-Spanish restaurants – global foods
Have you ever tired of eating foreign food? Missing home cooking while on holiday? Or possibly had enough paella that you could transform into a fish? Although Spanish food is great, there might be times you fancy something different.
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