Guide to Girona
Girona is a gem of a city with population of roughly 100 thousand. It’s famous for its cathedral, medieval architecture, picturesque bridges, and colorful houses along the Onyar river.
Dan Blystone
The Understated Elegance of Vilanova i la Geltrú
Just 40 kilometers southwest of Barcelona lies Vilanova i la Geltrú, a charming coastal town that offers an authentic Catalan experience without the crowds.
Masterpieces in Mosaic and Stone: Discovering Lluís Domènech i Montaner’s Barcelona
The visionary behind some of Barcelona’s most stunning Art Nouveau buildings stepped out of Gaudí’s shadow to create a more practical—yet equally mesmerizing—version of Catalan Modernisme.
In the Footsteps of a Master: Josep Puig i Cadafalch’s Barcelona
Discover the remarkable legacy of one of Catalonia’s most celebrated architects as we explore his stunning contributions to Barcelona’s cityscape.
Becoming Marilyn & Becoming Elvis
The double exhibition “Becoming Marilyn & Becoming Elvis” brings to Barcelona for the first time photographs of Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe by Alfred Wertheimer and André de Dienes.
Immerse yourself in Authentic Catalan Gastronomy with Sazón
Are you thinking about what to eat for dinner? Or where to eat the best Paella in Barcelona?