MWC21 focuses on ‘connected impact’ in year marked by pandemic
€21 tickets will be on offer for local visitors from different sectors, while a €300,000 donation will be given toward Covid-19 recovery
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Taxi protest calls for public ride-hailing app as slow drive disrupts traffic in Barcelona
Hundreds of cabs march through city center to reject Uber and Cabify operations
Barcelona museum welcomes new guide, Pepper the robot
Machine can move around European Museum of Modern Art explaining artworks to visitors
Covid-19 vaccinations in Camp Nou will begin on May 27
FC Barcelona's stadium will have a capacity of 2,500 jabs per week in four booths for three weeks
Amazing Barcelona: new digital tourism hub launches
Initiative from Barcelona Tourist Board has support from Catalan government, Vueling and FC Barcelona
The show goes on: DocsBarcelona film festival returns partly in-person, partly online
For its 24th edition, the event is back with a reimagined hybrid format which will be ‘here to stay’
Barça Femení ‘open doors’ for future generations with historic first European title
Blaugrana hammer Chelsea 4-0 in Champions League final to set up unprecedented treble in record-breaking season
Catalan exports increase 10.2% on last year’s figures to €19.2 billion
In March, overseas sales soared 36.1% due to the improving pandemic situation
1,200 pro-independence supporters gather in Barcelona to urge parties to form government
Catalan National Assembly warns ERC and Junts: "we will no longer be by your side" if disagreement leads to fresh elections
Police break up Barcelona street parties on first full weekend with no curfew
Thousands of revelers take to city's streets and beaches after bars close at 11pm
Professional gaming and e-sports gets a new home in Barcelona
Unique to Europe, the International Gaming Center brings a competition arena, video and photo studio, and workspaces together under the one roof
Gimnàs Social Sant Pau, a community center at the heart of Barcelona's housing crisis
With 1,028 evictions in 2020, the Catalan capital is the city in Spain where they are carried out the most
Casa Batlló reopens, allowing visitors to wander into the mind of Gaudí
Architectural gem boasts new ‘10D’ multisensory experience eight years in the making
Liceu turns 175: highlights from the anniversary season of Barcelona’s opera house
Program includes works by Strauss, Debussy and Mozart, interpreted by top contemporary artists like Anna Netrebko or Gustavo Dudamel
Number of women sleeping on Barcelona’s streets falls by 35% in a year
The city council links the decrease with the creation of new shelters specifically for women