Spain’s second largest city, Barcelona is perched on the country’s Mediterranean coastline. A city tailored for walking, Barcelona features plenty of outdoor markets, sumptuous restaurants and historic sights. The lovely, temperate climate invites visitors to explore this vibrant, ultimately European metropolitan center. Taking a tour is a great option for seeing the town, especially for …
What do you do when you have an amazing historic bullring (built in 1898) in the city of Barcelona and is no longer in use? How do you retain a roof with 76 m diameter which has a giant dish as a support on a huge pylons and rises only ten meters from its perimeter …
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain with two million residents, and it is the capital of the region of Catalonia. Barcelona gained international recognition by hosting the Olympic games in 1992 which brought a massive influx of tourism to the city. Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate with mild, humid winters and warm, dry …
Barcelona is one of the most popular city break destinations world wide, and no less so for families. There are numerous reasons for this, and this guide tries to pin-point the main ones and serve as an introduction to what you can do and see in Barcelona. There is also information about practical and safety …
Barcelona is not the cheapest European city break alternative, but possible the most exciting one! And, with a little planning and inside knowledge you can have a first-class holiday on a “coach” budget. Barcelona Accommodation Saving on accommodation in Barcelona is quite uncomplicated and will leave you with two options (bar camping sites):
