Barcelona Travel Blog

One of Barcelona’s best attributes is its close proximity to the beach. The Mediterranean Sea is a stone’s throw from the city center and just a short bus or metro ride from the Eixample and Gracia neighborhoods (or a nice, leisurely stroll). No matter what time of year, Barcelona’s boardwalk...

Renowned for its culinary, design and architectural expertise, what Barcelona is also known for is its affinity for romantic getaways. Not only is it full of quaint and intimate places to wine & dine a current love or prospective ‘interest’, the city has a variety of ideal look out points,...

There’s no better place to be during summer, than sipping mojitos on one of Barcelona’s many rooftop terraces. Between the countless hotels, bars and restaurants scattered throughout the city, there are plenty of key hot spots to check out if you’re looking for an aperitif on a mid-summer...

Depending on which neighborhood you’re in, it’s not uncommon to see dogs running rampant through Barcelona’s streets or camping out with their owners on one of the many patios or terrazas. Gracia and Barceloneta are particularly popular dog neighborhoods as they’re slightly more...

So Easy Jet’s canceled/delayed your flight (again) and you’re stuck in Barcelona during the holidays! Lucky for you the new terminal was recently finished and if you had to kill time anywhere in the city, this place is definitely not too shabby. Barcelona’s airports are actually...

Although it’s been around for more than a year, Barcelona’s W Hotel is a great place to not only rent a room (although very much on the pricier side) but it’s also the perfect place to lounge by the pool and catch the occasional ‘star spotting’. Barcelona's W Hotel Depending...

Barcelona must be one of the cities with the most hotels per capita. Everywhere you walk, especially in the old city, there’s hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, pensions and any variation on a ‘room to rent that you can think of,’ as the city’s constantly packed with visitors....