Barcelona is a rich city nestled along the northeastern coast of Spain. It is a destination renowned for its stunning architecture, amazing arts scene, and Mediterranean charm. Yet, beyond its world-famous landmarks and bustling streets, this city boasts a deep and diverse religious heritage that has left an indelible mark on its history and culture. […]
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Galicia is well known across Europe for its traditional cuisine, particularly octopus and seafood in general, including dishes now served throughout Spain such as zamburiñas, navajas and pimientos de padrón. And Galicia’s local beer, Estrella Galicia, has gained popularity across Spain, even in areas where local beers are well-established, like Estrella Dawn in Barcelona and
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Sponsored post When it comes to relaxing in a warm European place, Barcelona is one of the first to come to mind. This is a beautiful city located in Catalonia (Spain), which year after year attracts tourists with its unique architecture and special atmosphere. We were in Barcelona for just one day during a big
“Los Bunkers Del Carmel”, officially called and found on most maps as MUHBA Turó de la Rovira (Mirador de les bateries), is a viewpoint at the top of Turó de la Rovira in the Carmel neighbourhood with an altitude of 262m, offering stunning 360º views of the whole city. It is still considered a sort
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This is a compilation of our favourite places to eat in Barcelona. From traditional Spanish food to Southamerican, breakfast, brunch, Mediterranean and healthy/Flexitarian. Tapas / Spanish Tantarantana Tantarantana is one of our favourites on the list. Difficult name but delicious food. They offer traditional Spanish food with an additional level of sophistication, plus traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Nonetheless, expect
