THE ARCHIVE

Features
Volcanic cuisine
An hour or so from Barcelona is a series of dead volcanoes that provide just the right conditions for a range of tasty food more »
Jun 1, 2008 by Tara Stevens in EATING AND DRINKING
Clowning Around
Jango Edwards is a notable member of Barcelona’s clown community more »
May 1, 2007 by Claire Nevill in LIVING
Barcelona Bicing: Wheely popular
Bicing, the city’s plan to put more bicycles on the streets, was well-received at its inauguration. Almost too well more »
Sep 1, 2007 by Alice Ross in LIVING
A dead zone
Local fishermen often pull up more plastic than fish in their nets more »
May 1, 2009 by William Truini in LIVING
Goodbye to street art
In July 2007 the city began to clean up graffiti and some folks weren’t happy about it more »
Jul 1, 2007 by Joshua Weitzer in LIVING
Helping the homeless
From the archive: NGO Arrels try to lend a hand to the city's residents in need more »
Aug 13, 2010 by Nick Fogarty in LIVING (1 Comments)
Barcelona back then
Lorenze Vecchia
We look back at stories published in the summer months during years past
- Wild things: foraging for food in the Catalan countryside
- Summer camps for kids
- All ears: the Catalan donkey
- Still fighting
- The old grey mare
- Paying for health care
- All that remains
- Catalan rumba king
- Scoot over: having a moped in Barcelona
- Play time in Barcelona
- Urban pests
- Canyoning in the Pyrenees
Life stories
Lee Woolcock







