Eixample district is probably the most iconic in Barcelona and also the most diverse in terms of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Its grid-like layout is the symbol of the modern Barcelona we know today.
Modernist design, souvenirs made in Barcelona, a nice walking route through the center and a story about the four petal flower.
Sala Ciutat, translating into the City Room, is the place for books about Barcelona. History, architecture, vintage and contemporary photography, … Continue Reading Books and the City
Walk the centre of the city and have a Modernist breakfast, eclectic brunch and gourmet Catalan lunch at the market.
Tortilla is the diminutive form of torta, cake. This dish is called tortilla de patatas or tortilla española to distinguish … Continue Reading Tortilla de Patatas | Parlament, Cuina de Barri
A tapa (plural tapas) is just one of the ways you can get your food here, around the Iberian peninsula. Usually, … Continue Reading Stories on Tapas
Tan-ta-ran-ta-na. Carrer d’en Tarantana. A nice and quiet street, off the tourist mainstream, still very close to many well known … Continue Reading Tantarantana | a Street in El Born
The lazy brunch might be one of the most appreciated things to do on weekend, or cap de setmana in Catalan. … Continue Reading Brunch on Passeig de San Joan
It is best known for its multicolored roof with 325,000 ceramic pieces in 60 different shades – representing the colors … Continue Reading Mercat de Santa Caterina
Montcada street is home to notorious Museu Picasso but not only: it is a beautiful collection of Gothic palaces hosting … Continue Reading Montcada | the Gothic Street of El Born
A former food market with a spectacular structure. A restaurant to taste historical Catalan dishes. An archaeological site to witness … Continue Reading El Born | CCM
Casa Amatller is special place for chocolate, architecture and history, in Barcelona. Once the residence of chocolatier’s family, the house … Continue Reading Amatller
