Barcelona markets – still popular with the locals
There is a culture which exists in Spain which in Britain only receives minor attention in comparison. That is the culture of market shopping. And all around the city in Barcelona there are markets filled with locals doing their shopping. Read on to find out more about markets in Barcelona.
Reminders of the Civil War in Barcelona: San Felip Neri Square
A small but fascinating corner of Barcelona, San Felipe Neri square holds the key to many great tales and secrets of the Spanish Civil War. Full of history and cultural significance that resonates even today, this plaza is well worth a visit if you find yourself in the Catalonian capital.
We’ve Tried: A Visit to the Camp Nou Experience
Are you a football fan? Then a stay in Barcelona is not complete without visiting the legendary Camp Nou stadium! Excellent tours are available which take you from the dressing rooms to the club’s museum. The home stadium of Barcelona Football Club, has been host to some of the greatest stars in football and has an incredible atmosphere.
The Modernista Trail, An Itinerary Covering the Monuments of Modernisme in Barcelona
The Modernist Trail offers you an itinerary, allowing you to witness the master works of Modernist architecture which make up the splendour of Barcelona. If you wish to know more about this route, this article is for you…
We’ve Tried: The Amazing Spectacle of El Tablao de Carmen
Are you looking for an authentic flamenco show in Barcelona? Well now you can visit El Tablao de Carmen! No don’t have to travel to the south to enjoy this Andulusian spectacle with professional dancers…
Guided tours for architecture junkies
Architecture and design junkies rejoice! Whatever your taste, from Antonio Gaudi to Zaha Hadid, Artchitectours have the perfect guided tours of the best Barcelona has to offer.
Joan Miró in Barcelona: The Spanish Master of Surrealism
The city of Barcelona was influenced by a great many artists, including the famous artworks of Joan Miró, one of the Spanish masters of surrealism. In fact, thousands of people walk over one of Miro's works in Barcelona every day without even realising it. Read on to find out more about this great artist.
The Sagrada Família – Gaudí’s last work
The Sagrada Familia is the emblem of Barcelona and arguably Gaudí’s most breathtaking creation. Under construction for more than 120 years, it attracts almost 3 million visitors a year and no trip to the Catalonian capital is complete without seeing it for yourself. Read on for more about what you can expect to see.
Interview with Juanma García – Passionate Artist of Barcelona
Juanma García Escobar is an illustrator and winner of the prestigious ‘La Rosa de la Vanguardia’ competition for this year. In our interview, we get a little closer and find out more about this passionate artist and illustrator of Barcelona. He also revelas why he thinks this is the perfect city for creative people.
La Fianna Bar/Restaurant – cocktails and cosmopolitan cuisine
Resolve the “where to go on a Friday night” dilemma. Head to La Fianna with its extensive cocktail list and global menu. There is something to suit everyone at this bar/restaurant, with a wide array of dishes served within a beautiful, gothic building. Save 10% on cocktails with Oh-Barcelona.