Life & Style

After welcoming the New Year with a grape on each stroke of midnight, the options go from fireworks and dancing to skiing by torchlight

A 24-hour 'escape town' in Portbou aims to boost tourism in bordering village

Food and family are the key words over the holiday period, when Catalans face two weeks of feasting before they finally get their gifts

Catalans have nothing to fear from the unluckiest day of the year, although Tuesday 13 is quite another matter

Mercabarna's prices will be similar to last year's

ElBulli1846 in Cala Montjoi will open in January as an "innovation lab"

A festive market, a ferris wheel, a floating nativity scene and the largest tree ever seen in Catalonia are among the attractions by the city's waterfront

Catalonia's best restaurant invites world leaders to reflect on global crisis with conscientious offering

Restaurants awarded include Angle, Aürt, Deliranto, and Cinc Sentits

Canadian circus company's show will be on in Barcelona until January 2020 before world tour

Catalan Pyrenees awoke on Thursday to the first snowfall of the year, making ski resorts "very optimistic" about the imminent new season

Music festivals are hugely popular in November across Catalonia as is Barcelona’s independent film festival

Catalonia expects to sell 262,000 kilos of All Saints’ Day marzipan cakes

“I go running, I’m listening to the history of Catalonia in Catalan. Life couldn’t be better”

Here is a rundown (pun intended) of races in Catalonia over the coming months