Things To Do
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Las Fallas de Valencia, photo by Antonio Marín Segovia (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) via Flickr.
Las Fallas, Valencia's Festival of Fire
A quick guide to Valencia’s most important annual festival, Las Fallas.
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Spring Film Festivals in Barcelona
Along with gorgeous weather, springtime in Barcelona brings a flurry of international film festivals cram packed with screenings, seminars and workshops for cinefiles and professionals alike!
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Casa de l'Ardiaca, Arxiu Històric de Barcelona. Photo by Vicente Zambrano González courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
Free Museums in Barcelona for Santa Eulàlia 2026
The Santa Eulàlia festival is just around the corner!
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Eldelmar - Hermanos Torres is one of the seven restaurants in the Balcó Gastronòmic. Image courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona.
El Balcó Gastronòmic: Barcelona’s New Seaside Dining Destination
Once a tourist hotspot filled with nightclubs, Barcelona’s Port Olímpic now offers an extensive public space with squares, viewing points, a promenade, green spaces and three new entrances open to the Vila Olímpica neighborhood and its beaches.
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Parc del Mirador del Poble-sec, photo by Òscar Giralt courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).
Cycling in the City: Barcelona's Ronda Verda
The Ronda Verda is an epic 72 kilometer bike route touring the Barcelonès comarca from the hills of Collserola to the northern edge of Badalona.
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Bains de Saint Thomas in the French Pyrenees
Warm and Cozy Weekend Getaways
Forget the cold with a trip out of town to one of these spots offering a real break from the city.
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Local restaurants line Carrer de Blai in Poble Sec. Photo by Oh-Barcelona (CC-BY-2.0).
Streetlife: Carrer de Blai
Sitting at the foot of Montjuïc , the quiet neighborhood streets of Poble-sec are traversed by the city's favorite ruta de tapas, Carrer de Blai.
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Eldelmar - Hermanos Torres is one of the seven restaurants in the Balcó Gastronòmic. Image courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona.
El Balcó Gastronòmic: Barcelona’s New Seaside Dining Destination
Once a tourist hotspot filled with nightclubs, Barcelona’s Port Olímpic now offers an extensive public space with squares, viewing points, a promenade, green spaces and three new entrances open to the Vila Olímpica neighborhood and its beaches.
