5 Catalan attractions among 50 most popular tourist hotspots in Europe
Gaudí's Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Casa Batlló appear alongside Camp Nou stadium and PortAventura World
Discover what Barcelona and Catalonia has to offer
Gaudí's Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Casa Batlló appear alongside Camp Nou stadium and PortAventura World
Platja d'Aro and Calonge prepare Cala Belladona cove to become pet-friendly
Holy processions, Easter cakes, and Dance of the Death
Renowned Catalan sculptor exhibits over hundred small, medium, and large-scale pieces
Writer Jordi Carrión and illustrator Sagar's stories explain different painting styles
120 national and international destinations showcased at Fira Montjuïc from March 24 to 26
Building currently serves as museum with new photographic exhibition showing painter's life
Filling the Sink travels to two coastal towns famous for their carnival shenanigans – Vilanova i la Geltrú and Sitges
Candy, costumes, and indulgent foods from (at least!) February 16 to 22
Ten alpine resorts with 466 km of ski runs, some as close as a 2-hour drive from Barcelona
Great names such as Orwell, Hemingway, Gellhorn, Bolaño, and García Márquez have spent periods of their lives in and around Barcelona
Joint Renfe and provincial authority initiative to discover wine, food, art, spas, and maritime culture
Prices cheaper for routes to Spanish capital, but connections to France shrink and cross-border night trains projects frozen
Brioche-like ring-shaped dessert packs a hidden surprise or two every January 6
Municipality praised for sustainability, heritage and job opportunities by UN's World Tourism Organization
Catalonia is a great place to live or visit. Between mountains and sea, cities and countryside, discover the richness of Catalonia and what it has to offer here, including the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the famous unfinished Sagrada Família basilica, ‘castellers’ human towers, local festivals and celebrations.