Parc de la Ciutadella is an open air museum with architecture, history and art dating back as far as the 18th century. Originally a feared citadel and later a location of the 1888 World’s Fair, the park features work from Barcelona’s iconic sculptors and architects.
In this list we’ll cover some of the most important books set in and covering the city of Barcelona.
The Camino de Ronda (GR-92) from La Fosca beach in Palamós to Calella de Palafrugell offers a breathtaking coastal hike through pine forests, hidden coves, and timeless Costa Brava scenery.
The hike from Cadaqués to the nearest lighthouse, Far de Calanans takes you past several beaches and coves and in parts leads along a narrow cliff path, offering stunning views.
Guide to apartment agencies in Barcelona, broken down by neighborhood.
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.