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Laia Solanellas


The capital of Catalonia is a city that truly offers something for every taste - and in a very literal sense With its rich culinary scene, it offers an endless array of flavors and influences from all over the world. From traditional Catalan dishes to avant-garde creations to a wide variety of international cuisines, the city has something to please even the most discerning palate. So here´s a quick guide to navigating some of the city´s remarkable culinary scene.

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Today, we are all so busy with our daily lives, whether it is personal or professional, and we do not have the time to spend time with our friends. We need to plan everything in advance to spend quality time with our friends remember old times and create new memories together. The most common reason for not communicating with your group is your professional commitments but you still want to spend some quality time with them and loosen up on your FOMO. The best way to do this is to arrange for a

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There's a good reason Spain's second largest city after Madrid is one of Europe's (indeed, the world's) most popular cities - famous and beloved for its art, architecture, culture, cuisine, and nightlife ever since hosting the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. It's also the capital of the region of Catalonia, one of Spain's nations along with Galicia and Euskadi (aka the Basque Country), with its own distinct language and culture. Well, there's a lot to unpack here, so let's get to

Travel regardless of whether for business, study, or pleasure is necessary for mental and physical development. Frequent travelers get accustomed to people from diverse backgrounds and develop more interests. Additionally, travel enriches the mind while fostering prosperity and happiness. The key to indulging into what Spain has to offer begins at Barcelona Airport.

Going through the airport requires taking time to go through check-in, customs, and security check. This experience is bound to make

Our time is short on this mortal coil, and it is filled with many things to do before we die. Bar tour Barcelona is one of such important things to experience.

The bar or club is generally, a happy place. Whether you are there to pass a quiet hour with a friend or to have some alone time, most people associate positive things with the place where alcohol is served, and new friendships are made. Understanding the environment around you and staying level headed is also key. Although most of us beli

Food, wine, mountains, and beaches make up the wonderful landscape of Spain, and when you visit Barcelona, you are in the center of it all. Sophisticated and devoted to the good life, Barcelona invites travelers to experience a different lifestyle that does not cater to anyone but itself. The city’s streets inspire long walks with a tapas café or bodega on every corner, but the nightlife will thrill you.

So what can you expect when you visit this Catalonian capital?

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Barcelona is awash with fantastic museums and galleries.  So, if you find yourself in the Catalan capital, then be sure them out.  Here's a high-powered half dozen to get you started.    

Museu Picasso

This absolute must (top), opened in 1963, houses the most extensive collection (4,251 paintings) from Picasso’s formative years.  Spread across five contiguous medieval stone mansions, three of which boast permanent collections and two temporary exhibitions, this mus

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by Inka Piegsa-Quischotte


Dank chill, drizzle, and streetlamps shrouded in fog are bad weather? A bad time for touring? Depends! In fact, they were just perfect for a nocturnal outing I had in Barcelona last winter that was hair raising – in a good way. And what better day than Halloween to tell you about it?

Like most ancient cities, Catalonia’s capital is chock-full full of history, legends – and ghosts. And if that kind of thing gets your ecoplasm going, th