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Mobile alert system sends real-time warnings to residents about flood risks and other hazards

Locals reclaim traditional Catalan breakfast as it struggles to compete with touristy spots

International visitors flock to brunch spots clustered mainly in the city center, attracted by healthy, diverse and trendy foods 

Specialized glass cutting business was founded in 1952 but no generational succession threatens the trade's future

One-of-a-kind set used in 19th and 20th centuries in Montjuïc cemetery

A look into the 18th century open-air museum in Barcelona

Anna, diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at 28, hosted concerts on her patio during the three weeks of radiotherapy

Collection visits history through four countercultures 

Pedro López represented his fellow SEAT workers but explicitly political meetings kept secret

Super-reduced tax of 4% has been in place since 1995

Violent repressive response from state shows rights must always be defended, activists say

A master's degree, inspiration from a novel, work, or family are among the reasons why people moved into the city

New film directed by Marcel Barrena tells the story of how the Torre Baró neighborhood came into being

A new president, Puigdemont's return, and record high temperatures during this busy season

Two centuries of activism have shaped the Catalan capital's modern protest culture