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Carme Ruscalleda and Martín Berasategui among 2025 Passeig de Gourmets chefs
Ten-day food event brings Michelin-starred experiences and tasty tapas at unbeatable prices
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18-May-23: 'UN: Spain violated Puigdemont's rights as MP in 2018'
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Catalan chef Carme Ruscalleda's Sant Pau restaurant in Tokyo closes after almost 20 years
First female to win seven Michelin starts "is not retiring"
How Catalan gastronomy took over the world
Top chefs reflect on the gastronomical revolution that, coupled with a rich culinary tradition, catapulted Catalan restaurants to stardom
Wholesale supplier expects to sell over 100,000 tons of fresh product over Christmas
Mercabarna's prices will be similar to last year's
Exhibit reveals 'essence' of Carme Ruscalleda
Palau Robert venue in Barcelona opens new exhibition devoted to Michelin-starred chef's life and career
Countdown begins for 11th edition of 'Catalan Oscars'
With only two weeks to go, nominees for the Gaudí film awards came together on Friday for traditional 'family photo'
A Catalan Christmas feast: in the kitchen with Carme Ruscalleda
The female world-class chef with the most Michelin stars tells Catalan News what’s on the table for the holidays
Carme Ruscalleda's Michelin-starred Sant Pau restaurant closes
Female chef with most stars in the world shuts down famous eatery after 30 years to "reorient" her professional life
Carme Ruscalleda's Michelin-starred Sant Pau restaurant closes
Female chef with most stars in the world shuts down famous eatery after 30 years to "reorient" her professional life
Three Michelin star restaurant Sant Pau to close down after 30 years
World-class chef Carme Ruscalleda to "redirect" her career
Chef Ruscalleda to open restaurant for two months abroad
Seven-star Michelin chef reveals plans for pop-up eatery in a Mediterranean country
Catalan Diplomacy appoints 39 internationally-known citizens to explain Catalonia to the world
Thirty-nine international recognised names in the field of diplomacy, economics, the arts, sports and research have been appointed members of the recently created Advisory Council of the Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia (Diplocat). The members of the body, aimed at projecting Catalonia to the world, will take part in it for a period of four years, which can be renewed, and will do so in an altruistic manner. Diplocat decided to set up this body during a plenary session held on Thursday at the Sala Tàpies at the Catalan Government headquarters, Palau de la Generalitat. Some of the most well-known names of the Council are: former US ambassador, Ambler Moss; former Mexican ambassador, Arturo Sarukhan; Representative of the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Central Europe, Montserrat Feixas; businesswoman Sol Daurella; musicians Jordi Savall and Josep Carreras; Swedish MEP Bodil Valero; philosopher Josep Ramoneda; chef Carme Ruscalleda and footballer Xavi Hernàndez