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Rafel Royes Lopez
A hidden jewel
Untouristy and little used Parc Guinardó offers fresh air, greenery and impressive 360 degree views of the city
Aug 17, 2010 by Matt Elmore in LIVING (1 Comments)
Rafael Vargas
A new tune
In 2007, the Museu de la Música's re-opened, showing off their vast collection of instruments from around the world
May 2, 2007 by Hannah Pennell in THE ARCHIVE
Patricia Esteve
The word made food: La Tertulia
The dishes at La Tertulia are a lot better than their translations on the menu
May 1, 2007 by Tara Stevens in EATING AND DRINKING
Clowning Around
Jango Edwards is a notable member of Barcelona’s clown community
May 1, 2007 by Claire Nevill in LIVING
The anti-Ibiza
The island of Formentera is everything Ibiza was before the rich and the famous invaded it
May 1, 2007 by Alexander McSpadden in LIVING
Sounds of Spain
Music festivals abound during the summer, both in Barcelona and all across the country; learn more in this May 2007 article
May 1, 2007 by Alice Ross in LIVING
An art-full legacy
This May 2007 article says Peter Stämpfli’s contemporary art museum will breathe new life into the Sitges art scene
May 1, 2007 by Sarah Andrews in LIVING
New York's turn
A May 2007 article focuses on Manhattan’s Metropolitan Museum highlighting of Catalunya’s artists, well-known and not so
Every vote counts
This 2007 article reminded readers that citizens of EU countries can vote in Barcelona municipal elections, which will determine who pilots the city for the next four years.
May 1, 2007 by Hannah Pennell in LIVING
Mariona Giner
La Mina: Under construction
La Mina is a neighbourhood sitting on the outskirts of Barcelona, which has often been marginalised. However, plans have been developed to spend millions of euros over several years to change its reputation as a no-go area
May 1, 2007 by Nick Fogarty in LIVING