The Bunkers and Barcelona's Best Free Views
A Civil War anti aircraft battery above the city and the other viewpoints worth the climb: how to get up, when to go, and the rules after dark.
All our Neighborhoods guides for Barcelona, in one place.
A Civil War anti aircraft battery above the city and the other viewpoints worth the climb: how to get up, when to go, and the rules after dark.
A walking route through the old city: the cathedral, Roman wall, hidden squares, Santa Maria del Mar, the Born market ruins and the crowded stretches.
Planning your first trip to Barcelona? How to pick a neighborhood, when to go, what to book ahead, how to get around and how to skip rookie mistakes.
Two cable car rides in Barcelona: the short hop up to Montjuïc Castle and the older aerial crossing over the harbour, what each shows and rough costs.
A guide to Barcelona neighborhood by neighborhood: the Gothic Quarter, El Born, the Eixample, Gràcia, Barceloneta and more, and which one suits your trip.
The most misunderstood district in the old city: the contemporary art museum, a Gaudi palace, the vintage street and an honest word on safety.
A city built for walking, an active community and a Chabad house used to visitors. How to plan a Shabbat here, starting with which neighbourhood.
Nine squares, no grid and almost no sights: the independent former town above the Eixample, what to do there, and why repeat visitors end up staying.
A castle, two major museums, an Olympic stadium, gardens and a cable car on one hill: how to order a Montjuïc day so you walk downhill instead of up.