Disputed artworks to remain in Aragon following Supreme Court decision
The sale of 96 pieces of art originally from the Sixena monastery to the Catalan government was ruled null and void
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What to do in Catalonia this Christmas season
With some Covid-19 restrictions eased last month, festive markets return and cultural spaces reopen
Romanesque and Roman wonders mark 20 years since UNESCO World Heritage recognition
Medieval churches in Vall de Boí and Roman-era Tarraco complex celebrate twentieth anniversary of international award
Film festivals, museums under darkness, and jazz: What to do in November
This month brings an exciting selection of film festivals to explore music, the environment, and horror, as well as a brilliant list of gigs
‘Art and myth. Gods of the Prado’ exhibition comes to Barcelona’s CaixaForum
Works on Greco-Roman mythology from iconic artists loaned from Madrid’s Prado museum displayed
Gods, horror, and an immersive art exhibition: What to do in Catalonia in October
Cultural activities move predominantly indoors as the weather cools, with galleries, film festivals, and traditional holidays to enjoy
Sagrada Família’s 2026 finish date delayed over pandemic construction halt
Completion of Antoni Gaudí’s 140-year-old temple set to miss centenary of architect’s death
What to do in September in Catalonia
Culture on offer as the summer draws to a close includes Barcelona Gallery Weekend and a five-hour Eternal Sunset performance from John Talabot
Street artist mocks former king’s exit from Spain
Juan Carlos I left for the UAE in early August amid a string of corruption allegations while under investigation by Supreme Court
Pyrenean wildlife inspires village wooden sculpture trail
Esterri d'Àneu finds creative solution to removing dangerous fir and pine trees
What to do in ‘new normality’ in July
Out of lockdown, with culture on offer again, here’s our pick of some of the best activities this month
Primavera Sound launches summer programme of night concerts
More new acts announced for 2021’s edition of Barcelona’s biggest music festival
Guide to museums in Catalonia reopening after coronavirus lockdown
Galleries and cultural centers are starting to welcome visitors with enhanced safety precautions
The success of ‘pioneers’ FilmIn, the Catalan ‘art-house Netflix,’ during lockdown
Over-the-top content providers see growth hosting prestigious film festivals on their online platform
Catalan museums join campaign to save Picasso murals in Oslo
Y-block building murals are precursor to iconic facade of College of Architects of Catalonia headquarters