Barcelona doesn’t rest even on Sundays. Concerts, exhibitions, festivals and any plan you can (not) think of.
Few cities come to mind immediately when you think of Edgar Allan Poe. Barcelona, probably not either. But you need only follow the trail of some of his great obsessions—death, science, mystery, or the in...
If you’ve seen *Spirited Away*, *My Neighbor Totoro*, *Princess Mononoke*, or *Howl’s Moving Castle*, you surely remember their music as well. Behind those melodies is Joe Hisaishi, the Japanese composer...
Are you the type who orders a glass of wine and picks the name that sounds best without knowing if it’s white, red, or a grape juice? An Idiot’s Guide to Wine is adding more dates in Barcelona with its fun...
The Church of the Sacred Heart, located in the Dreta de l’Eixample, is the Neo-Romanesque church that the Jesuits built in the late 19th century next to the Casp School. Designed by Enric Sagnier and Joan...
2026 is shaping up to be a year to enjoy music at a different pace—far from the noise and with greater attention. By the light of thousands of candles, classical and contemporary pieces come to life in an intimate sett...
Going out to Sala Apolo isn’t just about going somewhere “to have a drink and listen to music”—it’s about visiting an institution of Barcelona’s culture, both musically and socially. Many have spent almos...
The countdown is on for Balloon Story to bid farewell to Barcelona: last tickets available. From the Ice Age to the space race and everything that happened in between… told through colorful spheres! Th...
On October 3, Íñigo Quintero, from A Coruña, will take the stage at Sala Razzmatazz in Barcelona to perform songs from his debut album, *El Sitio de Siempre*, live. Following an international tour with s...
Once again, Barcelona is getting ready to celebrate La Mercè, its main festival in honor of the Verge de la Mercè, one of its two patron saints. The festival will last five days, from September 23 to 27,...
Cemetery tourism, or necrotourism, is a thing. If you didn’t know that, we’re telling you now, and if you already did, we understand why you’re reading this article. We fall into the second group. We won’t deny that we...