Top New Places to Eat and Drink in Barcelona
Barcelona is not only a city of architectural wonder, amazing beaches, and a Mediterranean flair all its own, it’s a city with vibrant nightlife. “If ever there was a time
The Storied History of Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia
Located in the heart of Barcelona, Spain, the Sagrada Familia is one of the city’s most iconic and most visited monuments and attractions. Designed by renowned Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí,
Metro-north Railroad And City Experiences Announce Walks As New Official Operator Of Grand Central Terminal Tour
New York, NY (December 1, 2022) – MTA Metro-North Railroad and City Experiences today announced global tours and experiences provider, Walks, as the new operator of the Official Grand Central
The Best 7 Things to Do in Barcelona, Spain: Boqueria, Beaches, and More
From massive markets to some of the most awe-inspiring architecture in Europe, there’s never a bad time to visit Barcelona. If you’re in the market for spectacular beaches, incredible food,
Summer Fun in Barcelona: Beaches, Local Cuisine, and Gaudi’s Architecture
Barcelona is such a fine, vibrant city, but the summer can be hot. Why not take off to the beach to cool off? Spend the day with your toes in
Where to Eat in Barcelona: The Essential Guide, by Neighborhood
This blog post was originally posted on January 22, 2015, and was updated on October 5, 2020. Wondering where to eat in Barcelona? In a city with options ranging from rustic,
The Most Authentic Cooking Classes in Spain (with Devour Tours Guides!)
Growing up between Spain and Italy, Enrique Rossi Fernández had one place that always felt like home: his grandmother’s kitchen. Actually, make that both of his grandmothers’ kitchens. “Since I
Best Walks to Explore Barcelona’s Magical Sights
Take a Walk and Explore the Sights of Magical Barcelona When you arrive in Barcelona, you’ll want to walk this exciting city that just happens to be the capital of
The Most Popular Tapas in Barcelona That Are Worth All the Hype and More
Despite the fact that tapas aren’t native to Barcelona, the Catalan capital has seamlessly adapted them into the local gastronomic scene. If you come to Barcelona craving tapas, you’re