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Photo by David Back
Top-notch chef
Carme Ruscalleda’s Maresme restaurant is both global and true to its roots
Jul 1, 2008 by Margaux Cintrano in EATING AND DRINKING
Urban pests
The tiger mosquito's arrival in Spain is recounted in this article
Jul 1, 2008 by Zoe Koumbouzi in LIVING
The belief business
The need to believe is as old as humanity, and has always proven a reliable source of revenue for the unscrupulous—Barcelona is no exception when it comes to 'coercive groups' or cults
Jul 1, 2008 by Brett Hetherington in THE ARCHIVE
Photo by Suzannah Larke
Play time in Barcelona
Parents looking for somewhere in Barcelona to take their children for fun out-of-doors should look for their nearest 'ludoteca'—a play space for kids
Jul 1, 2008 by Zoe Koumbouzi in LIVING
Photo by Suzannah Larke
Milk in a box
Foreign residents are often surprised at the ubiquity of UHT, rather than fresh, milk in Barcelona. We look at the process that goes into producing milk in a box and keeping it in good condition
Jul 1, 2008 by Katie Addleman in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)
Scoot over: having a moped in Barcelona
Discover how to buy a motor scooter and get the license needed to drive it in Barcelona
Jul 1, 2008 by Matt Elmore in LIVING
Photo by Patricia Esteve
Local heroes: food produced close to Barcelona
There's lot of amazing locally-produced food in Barcelona, and here we explain how to recognise it
Jul 1, 2008 by Kirsten Foster in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)
Courtesy Bread & Butter
Fashion alert
Although the Bread & Butter fashion show is no longer a fixture on the Barcelona calendar, in summer 2008, the city was gearing up to welcome designers from around the world
Jul 1, 2008 by Lucy Ribchester in LIVING
Photo by Alex Sharp
Erotic forests
Artist Xicu Cabanyes has created an enchanted wood full of his own controversial art
Aug 16, 2010 by Lucy Ribchester in VISITING