The Catalan Capital of Barcelona has lots to offer including great heritage, culture, gastronomy and nightlife, but there are also some other reasons people visit the surrounding areas and the city itself – those looking for thrills! Thrill seekers ...

Travelling with children, especially young children, can be tough at the best of times, but the confined space of an aeroplane can make things especially difficult, so it makes it a great idea to prepare for the worst. Here are some new tips I have picked...

On the banks of the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona is the second city of Spain and currently a hotspot for business and tourism alike. So what’s taking everyone to the Catalan Capital? Here are 5 reasons to find out why! Great Architecture. Barcelon...

Barcelona city has many sights to offer, including 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites, and various other cultural experiences, but for those of you wanting to escape the Catalan Capital – the northern province of Girona has much to offer. Read on to find out...

Barcelona has some wonderful cultural sights and some of the world’s best architecture, but the Catalan Capital also offers some great Museums, too. Here are my best 10 (in no particular order). Picasso Museum. The Malagan artist spent part of his c...

Part 2 of my A to Z of Barcelona. Here’s letters N to Z ! N is for Nou Camp. FC Barcelona’s incredible stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in Europe and has seen some amazing nights of football over the years. Also, huge pop concerts (the lik...

Here’s the definitive list of everything associated with Barcelona - but from A to Z!! Part 1 from A to M. A is for Agbar. The Torre Agbar in Barcelona is one of those you either love it or you hate it buildings. Being compared to a phallic symbol...

Every big city has its Theatre Zone. New York has Broadway, London has Shaftsbury Avenue and around, and Barcelona has Avinguda Paral•lel. This long avenue stretches from Plaça España with its Olympic Flame down to the Old Port. Parallelo is the borde...

The Catalan Capital of Barcelona has many wonderful sights to see, but it’s also a city that can be easily navigated in a few days, leaving time for some outside trips. Here are the most popular day trips from Barcelona. A trip from the main airport...

The Catalan Capital of Barcelona is famous for many things – the amazing architecture, the wonderful food, the Mediterranean coastline, but also the great shopping it provides. Here are my top places to make sure you visit whilst in Barcelona and if you...

After recently writing the first part of the coolest ways to get around Barcelona, here follows the second. Keep reading! Funicular de Montjüic. As mentioned above, the cable car of Montjüic starts about half way up the mountain, so what better way t...

The Catalan Capital of Barcelona is a very accessible city, and fairly easy to navigate, which leaves you with only 1 question – how to move around. Here are my top 10 cool ways to visit the city. Barcelona is one of the most popular cities to vis...

Barcelona is a very child friendly city. It is not uncommon to see young children out late at night in terraces and on the streets when normally you would expect them to be in bed. So it’s no surprise that there are a host of attractions for children as...

Barcelona has many famous buildings, none more so than the spectacular Sagrada Familia by Gaudi, but the old quarters of El Raval house a real gem that not all of the guide books will tell you about. Barcelona’s amazing history is still very visible...

The Catalan Capital of Barcelona in Spain is a hotbed for business at the moment, with many of the major world congresses and conferences choosing Barcelona as their chosen destination. As a European city, Barcelona is a favourite location for tourist...