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Barcelona is a city full of architectural treasures, and in recent years it has added a new visitable space that allows us to explore the largest modernist complex in the world and the most important work by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Sant Pau is also a place where history an

A stroll through vineyards by the sea. Hills and trails brimming with remnants of the past, coexisting with farmhouses still surrounded by crops. And a culinary experience paired with Designation of Origin (DO) wines. Alella, a town in El Maresme, just a stone's throw from the coast and only 18 kilo

With cobbled streets and surrounded by spectacular scenery, Rupit i Pruit is one of the most beautiful villages in Catalonia. This small municipality in the Osona region, formed by two historic centres, has kept its medieval essence intact while also being committed to sustainable tourism, offering

Exploring Montjuïc mountain is a must-do experience in Barcelona. In addition to its amazing views of the city and swathes of green space, it is home to significant heritage sites. On Montjuïc mountain, you’ll find plenty of museums and other notable cultural facilities, many of whic

Alt Penedès, the birthplace of some of the best cava sparkling wines in the world, is one of Catalonia’s leading regions for wine history and traditions. Located less than an hour from the city of Barcelona, it’s known for its beautiful landscape dotted with vineyards and for its

Whether or not you’re from Barcelona, you’ve probably visited Tibidabo Amusement Park at least once, and if not, you’ve almost certainly heard of it. This iconic city entertainment venue has been around for over 120 years, making it the oldest amusement park in Catalonia and t