
June 2016

A place of my own: Maresme mountain hideaway
Dutch artist Onke Truijen decorates her modern Maresme home with striking portraits and vintage flair to create an elegant forest family refuge. Read more
Brexit from an Expat Perspective
An InterNations survey shows that a large majority of expats are in favour of remaining in the EU. Read more
Animal Magic
Animal instincts are proving useful in many fields, as collaboration with humans moves into a new era. Read more
Quick Bites: En Aparté
A French cafe for any time of day. Read more
The Vermillion Coast
This small corner of France carries plenty of Catalan spirit. Read more
Interview: Suzanne Wales
Metropolitan speaks to the Australian writer who talks architecture, design and tours. Read more
Tastings: A New Classic
Miquel Hudin takes a look at a new sparkling wine designation from the Penedès region. Read more
Child-friendly hangouts
Parenting is child's play at these family-orientated places. Read more
Coaching Column: Don't forget the bigger picture
Barcelona resident and professional life coach, Sam Mednick, answers your questions on life in the city. Read more
A place of my own: Architect's abode
Charles Lancaster, a retired architect from London, creates his ideal pied-à-terre in Gràcia. Read more
Spotlight on Barceloneta
The evolution of Barceloneta's beachfront barrio, from its formation in the 15th century to the present day. Read more
Recipe: Red Pepper Tortilla
This hearty egg-and-potato dish receives a red pepper infusion. Read more
Behind The Scenes: English Theatre in Barcelona
We take a backstage look at Barcelona's English theatre scene. Read more
Streetlife: Rambla del Poblenou
The tree-lined Rambla del Poblenou has been the focus of the neighbourhood’s social and cultural life since the 19th century. Read more
5 different ways to see the city
From viewing its barrios from above to rollerblading your way down Las Ramblas, here are five alternative ways to marvel at Barcelona's cityscape. Read more