The “Evolution of Catalan Gastronomy Tour” by Food Tours Barcelona offers a culinary journey through Barcelona’s rich food heritage, beginning at the historic La Confiteria bar and weaving through landmarks like the 10th-century Sant Pau del Camp and the vibrant Sant Antoni Market.
Arte Bar, launched by American couple Alisa Rosseter and Bruce Anderson in February of 2017 is quickly becoming a local sensation. The studio situated in the Eixample neighborhood offers no-experience-required painting and wine nights.
Originally intended as a housing development project for the elite of Barcelona, Park Güell was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984 and now stands among the top tourist attractions in the city.
This hike begins just off Plaça de Karl Marx, in the Barcelona district of Canyelles. The Canyelles (L3) metro stop is a short within a short walk. The trail into Collserola is the old path of Saint Lazarus.
Mosaiccos offers creative workshops for both children and adults to learn to make beautiful mosaics using TrencadÃs and other mosaic techniques.
A spectacular show in which guitar, singing and dancing unite to convey the magic of Flamenco – one of the richest and most complex traditions in the world, declared a cultural heritage by UNESCO.