Dan Blystone 
Travelling to Barcelona with your dog or cat? Discover the city’s best pet-friendly hotels, from stylish boutique stays to five-star luxury. We’ve compared pet policies, locations, amenities and fees to help you find the perfect accommodation for you and your furry companion.
Discover a quieter side of Catalonia in Pallars Jussà, where mountain landscapes, local food, slow travel and meaningful hospitality replace tourist crowds. Laura Morris shares the story behind Fox House and TASTE, an immersive gastronomic weekend.
Set on the same historic street as the Museu Picasso, Bar del Pla is the second restaurant by Jaume Pla. It offers traditional Catalan cuisine, coal-grilled meats, tempting tapas, and a curated selection of natural wines.
Canet de Mar, located along the Maresme coast just north of Barcelona, boasts a rich blend of history and seaside charm—with highlights including the former summer residence and workshop of modernist architect Domènech i Montaner, an 11th-century medieval castle, and a Blue Flag-certified beach.
Barcelona’s street names are a living archive of Catalonia’s past. From revolutionaries and monarchs to writers, artists, and saints, this guide reveals the people behind the city’s most iconic addresses.
Barcelona offers a such a wealth of activities to visitors, it can be a challenge to organize your trip. In this post we’ve compiled the cream of what the city has to offer – covering the best cultural, recreational and gastronomic attractions.