The little barrio of Sant Andreu to the northeast of the centre of Barcelona is a neighbourhood that many might not have even heard of, let alone visited. Here’s our guide to the Sant Andreu and several compelling reasons why you should visit.
Muralla de Finestres (the Wall of Finestres). The doubled walled cliffs have a beautiful hermitage in the middle with a spectacular view of the reservoir. The name Finestres is based on the nearby abandoned town of Finestres. In 1960, due to the construction of the dam across the Noguera Ribagorçana river, the farmland in the
In this article we cover the beautiful hiking routes and trails in and around Barcelona. These make ideal day trips and most starting points can easily be reached by metro, train or bus.
The term Brunch was coined in Britain in 1895 to describe a Sunday meal for “Saturday-night carousers” … of which there are of course many in Barcelona.
Paella is one of Spain’s most celebrated dishes, and Barcelona is home to some of the best places to savor it. From historic family taverns to elegant waterfront restaurants, discover where to enjoy the city’s finest paellas.
Takayuki Maejima was born in Tokyo. He studied graphic design in Milan and has lived in Barcelona since 2008. From 2012 to 2016, he launched a project named “Everyday I draw Barcelona” that consisted of drawing different corners of the city of Barcelona, one by one every day.