Myths and urban legends from Barcelona’s old town
From the good wizard who healed ailments, the Vampire of Raval, and the curse put upon the Liceu opera house, the Catalan capital is replete with mystery
From the good wizard who healed ailments, the Vampire of Raval, and the curse put upon the Liceu opera house, the Catalan capital is replete with mystery
Episode 6 of Filling the Sink asks if the current tourism model is broken and what can be done to fix it
Episode 5 looks at what makes FC Barcelona 'more than a club' and the team's current plight
Central Catalonia city to host 60 concerts, 50 artists, and 700 industry professionals from September 14 to 17
82 concerts, 20 master classes, and meetings with artists from October 11 until December 27
People can discover up to 21 agricultural farms, buy organic products and eat in 30 restaurants on October 1st and 2nd
Targets include people with high-risk sexual behavior as vaccination center at Fira Barcelona congress hall opens
Fireworks, human towers, parades, and concerts to celebrate 700 years of annual festivities from September 12-25
Turmoil among political parties marks the return to the streets of movement after the Covid-19 pandemic
30 shows and 4,000 activities planned by the Caixa Foundation for next season in Barcelona and other parts of Catalonia
Low-cost Irish carrier to connect Catalan capital with 62 cities as cabin crew strike until January
Free access to site of last Franco-era execution from Friday to Sunday
The sound fiction drama plot takes place in Barcelona’s Model prison
Cocktails, food trucks, live performances, and conferences are planned for the afternoon
Cellars favor traditional Mediterranean grapes, harvest at night, and build structures for shade