Things to see in Barcelona
Jaume Plensa at the Gran Teatre del Liceu

Jaume Plensa at the Gran Teatre del Liceu

At the end of this summer (September 2022) the Gran Teatre del Liceu will change the appearance of its façade. Large steel doors (4×4 m and 550 kg) will cover the three main porticoes. The work will form part of Jaume Plensa’s second gift to Barcelona, this time on the occasion of the institution’s 175th anniversary. The first was the Candela’s Head, located in front of the façade of the Palau de la Música.

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How to see the Moreneta without leaving Barcelona

How to see the Moreneta without leaving Barcelona

The mountain of Montserrat, 60km from Barcelona, is one of the most typical and popular places in Catalonia. A visit offers endless possibilities such as admiring the monastery, enjoying the spectacular views, riding the funicular railway or hiking in an incomparable...

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Festival of Gracia (Festes de Gràcia) Barcelona

Festival of Gracia (Festes de Gràcia) Barcelona

If you are in Barcelona during the month of August, you can’t miss one of the most expected events for the locals, the Festival of Gràcia (Festes de Gràcia).

For a week, the streets of Gracia are decorated with the most creative and original proposals: color, music, culture and party. Come and enjoy an unforgettable summer plan!

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Bruno Cuadros House: Umbrellas and dragons on La Rambla de Barcelona

Bruno Cuadros House: Umbrellas and dragons on La Rambla de Barcelona

It is known that La Rambla is one of the most frequented pedestrian points of the city of Barcelona for its charm and for the amount of cultural, leisure and gastronomic options it houses. At the same time, in this busy avenue we can take a trip back in time through curious details that speak of the history of the capital.

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Tours through the Gothic quarter of Barcelona

Tours through the Gothic quarter of Barcelona

The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona is one of the most visited and oldest parts of Barcelona. It is one of the four districts that form the Ciutat Vella and is delimited by La Rambla, Via Laietana, Passeig de Colom and Plaça Catalunya. All this makes it an interesting...

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