El chocolate con churros es un dulce típico de la gastronomía española y en Barcelona goza de gran tradición. El origen de su consumo se remonta al siglo XIX, época en la que se empezó a desayunar churros, que son tiras de masa frita dorada...
We are very happy to welcome La Festa del Roser one more year. From the 2nd to the 12th of October, flowers will be again the protagonists at La Rambla in a year in which neighbours and local businesses need them more than ever....
Are you thinking about what you can do for these parties? Find out the definitive guide on the best plans to enjoy Christmas in Barcelona....
Conoce los principales eventos de la Mercè 2017 para que puedas disfrutar al máximo de la fiesta grande de Barcelona....
Sant Jordi es una de las fiestas más importantes del año en Barcelona. Descubre cómo disfrutar al máximo este día festivo, cultural y romántico....
Barcelona celebra la Navidad con actividades que aúnan tradición, espectáculo, diversión y fiesta. ¡Te ofrecemos una guía para que las disfrutes al máximo!...
Aunque en los países anglosajones se suele celebrar la fiesta de Halloween el 31 de octubre, en Catalunya la fiesta más esperada de otoño es La Castañada. Durante esta festividad se suelen degustar castañas asadas, panellets, moniatos y fruta confitada, acompañado del moscatel, un vino típico...
La Mercè, but I'm sure that you knew it beforehand, is the annual festival of Barcelona's city. Even though the festival has been celebrated since the Middle Ages when in 1687, it has been an official city holiday since 1871, when the local government first organized a program of special activities in the feast...
Castellers or mostly known as a “human tower” are recognized as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. From oldest to the youngest one, a lot of people take part in building of this human castle. The strongest people (usually men) are on the floor and some...
The Carnival word has its origin in the Latin “Carnelevarium”, whose meaning is “bye to meat”. It consists of eating all products (principally meat) that they couldn’t eat during the following forty days of Catholic Lent. This is the reason why each year, the Carnival is celebrated in a different...
