This August, town squares, churches, and gardens in some of Catalonia’s smallest villages will become stages for live music. The Itinera Festival unveils its August program with more than twenty concerts...
The smallest village in Catalonia, with just 25 residents, will host a performance featuring two grand pianos on August 8. A day later, a livestock farm in Soler de n’Hug will be transformed into a musica...
In the classrooms of the Institut Escola El Molí, hundreds of boys and girls spend the month of July rehearsing with violins, cellos, and clarinets. They are part of an unconventional summer camp: an inte...
Following the venue’s temporary closure for renovations, Brunch Electronik Barcelona returns to the Jardins de Joan Brossa on Montjuïc Hill to host four outdoor events on Sunday afternoons. The festival’s...
It has a neighborhood association, a post office box, and a Neighborhood Council, but its name does not appear on the official list of Barcelona’s 73 neighborhoods. La Font del Gos, a settlement located o...
For Barça fans, this World Cup has a special flavor. Spain debuts in the 2026 tournament as one of the top favorites and does so with a Barça presence rarely seen before: Luis de la Fuente has called up e...
On a steep slope with a 23% incline in Colònia Montserrat, in Valldoreix, a restaurant named after this unique location has been in operation for 14 years: La Rampa 23. The establishment features an outdo...
The 2026 World Cup kicks off this Thursday, June 11, with a brief but symbolic opening day: just two matches, both in Group A and part of the first round of the group stage. The main attraction is the ope...
The smell of sugary fried dough is part of Barcelona’s culinary memory. The city has stands that have mastered this technique to perfection, maintaining an aesthetic that has remained unchanged for decade...