Barcelona Travel Blog

It’s not hard to find outdoor dining in a city with such an incredible climate. Although terraces flourish more during the spring and summer months, Barcelona’s outdoor culinary scene remains strong year round. Whether you’re looking for a more spacious plaza in Gracia or a tiny patio tucked...

Barcelona’s reputation as a sangria drinking, tapa eating, fiesta frenzied city that never sleeps, precedes itself; however it’s also a city renowned for its passion, design, innovation, vigor and of course its affinity for romance. So if you’re looking for love in Barcelona, here are a few ways...

Nestled amongst the tapas bars and rustic restaurants are Barcelona’s charming, quaint and always stacked, wine shops, aka Vinotecas. Between the Rioja, Ribera del Duero and Priorat wine regions, Barcelona boasts some of the most delicious wines worldwide and there are a wide variety of places...

If you happen to be sans traveling partner, there are few cities that lend themselves to traveling solo as ideally as Barcelona does. Barcelona’s transient nature provides for easy opportunities to meet people all over the city; whether you’re in a rustic bar, tourist’s hostel, visiting...

In a city with infinite options it’s hard to narrow down the activities to fit into just one day. However if time is not on your side and you want to take in as much of Barcelona as you can in under 24 hours, there are definitely a few ‘must-sees’ to put on the to do list before calling...

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...

Barcelona doesn’t lack for interesting, fun and diverse things to explore and discover. It is a city with countless museums, concerts, special events, restaurant and club openings and festivals and best of all, it is a city with a wide variety of cultural, innovative and exciting things to do at no...

Spain is known for being one of the most successful wine producing regions in the world. Ranging from its more popular Riojas to its equally as wonderful and lesser known Ribera Del Dueros, if you’re a ‘wino’ or just want to experience some exceptionally tasting vinos, Barcelona...

There’s a reason Barcelona is coined as one of the most desirable living destinations in the world. Nestled between the sea and the Pyrenees, the Catalan capital is an eclectic mix of design, history, culinary expertise and architectural masterpieces. It also boasts some of the most beautiful beaches...

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...