Fashion showcase 'The Brandery' kicks off in Barcelona
215 international brands will be presenting their designs, including world famous trademarks like Custo, Munich, Sita Murt and Armand Basi.
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The investigation clarifies number of casualties in Castelldefels? train accident
12 people officially died when a high-speed train ran into a group of people crossing over the rail tracks. Due to the magnitude of the catastrophe and the state of the bodily remains, the thorough and resourceful identification has needed about 3 entire
Catalonia prepares for a difficult summer as risk of forest fires rises
The March snowfall and a rainy spring have brought high-risk to forests throughout Catalonia. Both rural and metropolitan citizens are taking extra steps to prevent summer forest fires.
The Director of Religious Affairs opposes ban of burqa and niqab
Montserrat Coll, the director of Religious Affairs in Catalonia, has spoken out against the new law to ban full-face veils in municipal buildings. She stresses that mediation and dialogue are the best way out of the debate.
Subway lines 9 and 10 reach Barcelona thanks to two new stations
President Montilla declares that the economic crisis may affect the timetable of such infrastructure work but will not alter governmental objectives
President of Relais Chateaux says that Alguaire airport will be too small to handle winter tourism
Jaume Tàpies argues a new terminal must be built to handle those skiers who have used Toulouse airport up until now
Barcelona, Mediterranean capital of Gay and Lesbian Pride in 2010
The second edition of Pride Barcelona, this year under the motto ?Your rights, our rights, human rights? has invited Turkey as its special guest country.
Air Berlin to stay in Mallorca
The German airline criticises current connections between Barcelona airport terminals and opts to stay in the Balearic Islands.
FC Barcelona new signing David Villa star of the show as Spain go through to last 16
FC Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola knew that by signing David Villa, the team would have a guarantee when it comes to scoring goals. The World Cup in South Africa is not proving them wrong.
Catalan beaches ready to go
Catalan Water Agency gives thumbs-up to coastline waters and notes a decline in jellyfish population
Catalonia awakes to Sant Joan hangover
Bonfires and firecrackers light up Midsummer?s Eve and 'cava' and 'coca' are a must at every table. Sant Joan marks the beginning of the summer.
Catalonia, haven for endangered tortoises
Ivars i Vila-sana, near to Lleida, will host the European pond terrapin tortoise, threatened with extinction. This semi-aquatic species is threatened by a recently introduced tortoise from North-America, which is stronger and competes in the same habitat.
The total number of victims of Castelldefels tragedy grows while the identification continues
13 and not 12 is the total number of victims who immediately died from being hit by a high-speed train, according to the forensic exam. In addition, 3 of the wounded are in critical condition. The forensic analysis continues and 9 corpses have already bee
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona brings in the summer with new late night hours
The MACBA will open late for its summer season. Every Thursday and Friday from today to the 13th of September visitors can enjoy Barcelona?s Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) until midnight.
Bob Dylan and Kiss captivate Barcelona concertgoers
Nothing like celebrating summer solstice with rock and roll legends. Sant Joan festivities brought more than just fireworks and bubbling cava. Folk singer Bob Dylan and rockers Kiss captivated the city with their music in two concerts on Thursday.