The whole centre of Barcelona is filled today with people, roses and bookstands. It’s Sant Jordi, Saint George’s day, one … Continue Reading Barcelona Celebrates Sant Jordi with Books and Flowers
Modernist design, souvenirs made in Barcelona, a nice walking route through the center and a story about the four petal flower.
A simple recipe with honey, sugar, egg white and almonds, turned out into the essential sweet of any Christmas meal, in … Continue Reading el Turrón
Vegetarian, vegan, raw-vegan, eco, of origin, unprocessed and healthy ideas to know, to stop, to taste, to take away, to enjoy and talk about. Blue Project Café, Teresa’s Stairway and Petit Brot.
In Barcelona, you can pair pretty much everything with cycling. Here are 3 of my favorite experiences, so far.
Walk the centre of the city and have a Modernist breakfast, eclectic brunch and gourmet Catalan lunch at the market.
Some pintxos with a twist, in Poble Sec.
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
Also called patatas a la brava or papas bravas, patatas bravas are a dish native to Spain. The name literally … Continue Reading Patatas Bravas | Fàbrica Moritz
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
For any celebration of a saint patron of Barcelona or one of its neighborhoods, els gegantes or the giants (of 4 meters height) walk the city and dance, accompanied by music, fire shows and other Catalan traditions. Here is where you can see the giants, when they are not in the show, and find out more on their story.
Story is a tapas bar with fresh Mediterranean flavors, nice wines, surprising cocktails and crafted beer, live jazz music every … Continue Reading Stories at the Story Bar
Right in the middle of the most crowded place in Barcelona, las Ramblas, there’s an even more crowded place – … Continue Reading Quim de la Boqueria | Market Kitchen
“No decaf, no wi-fi, no fun for children.” Satan’s Coffee Corner is a pretty cool place. Coffee comes from all parts of the world and is roasted in Barcelona. Breakfast and meals are prepared by a Japanese chef (and artist). Music is at 55dB.
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
Laie Pau Claris is a nice place to escape the frenetic city life, right in the middle of it: it’s … Continue Reading Laie | Lunch at Library
