Many women have become famous for their entrepreneurial spirit, intelligence, courage and amazing contributions throughout Barcelona's history. Maybe their names…
From the 17th of July 1936 to the 1st of April 1939, Spain was engulfed in a bitter Civil War that affected…
In the center of Barcelona is the Gothic Quarter, the oldest neighborhood in the city containing many still-standing pieces of Spanish…
On La Rambla, the beautiful Barcelona avenue famous for its extensive collection of cafes and street vendors selling food, flowers, and…
Barcelona is crisscrossed by an extensive network of metro lines simply named 'L' (for linea, or 'line') followed by the…
Although now located within the city of Barcelona, the Monestir de Pedralbes occupies a serene situation on the slopes of…
La Diada is Catalunya’s National Day. Every 11th of September Catalonia’s streets are decorated with Catalan flags hanging from people's…
Located beside the Columbus Monument and Port Vell of Barcelona, is the Museu Marítim, housed in the former Royal Shipyards…
From the 11th - 16th Centuries AD, Barcelona was ruled by Counts who were the representatives of the Court of…
An attractive coastal city on the outskirts of Barcelona, Badalona was built upon the site of Roman Baetulo. Founded in…