Barcelona is widely known as the top skateboarding city in the world and as a mecca for the sport. While Los Angeles is the birthplace of modern skateboarding, Barcelona’s skateboarding culture started to explode after the 1992 Summer Olympics, which modernised and transformed the city.
A healthy ecosystem of investors, development entities and local talent has given rise to Barcelona earning its place among Europe’s leading startup hubs.
Sarrià-Sant Gervasi is one of the largest districts of Barcelona, containing the neighborhoods of Sarrià, Les Tres Torres, Sant Gervasi – La Bonanova, Sant Gervasi – Galvany, Vallvidrera, Tibidabo and Les Planes and Putxet and Farró.
Barcelona is famous for having a vibrant gay scene and a culture favoring freedom and diversity. The city has been a pioneer in fighting for the rights of the LGTBI community since the 1970’s.
Explore the trendy high tech neighborhood of El Poblenou. By the sea and with its own Rambla, El Poblenou boasts a variety of alluring cultural attractions.
Explore bohemian Gràcia: famous for its charming streets and squares. We cover the history, cultural attractions, restaurants, nightlife and accommodation.
Discover the modernist architectural gems, museums, restaurants, hotels, nightlife and shopping of the Eixample neighborhood of Barcelona.