Situated between the sea and the mountains, Barcelona is a great city for outdoor activities. Here’s our pick of some of the best.
On April 23rd many people all over the world will be celebrating St George’s Day. But, did you know, George is not only the patron […]
A night at the opera: Festival Castell de Peralada A soft green light emanated from the grounds of the castle and the soft click click […]
Christmas has truly arrived here in Spain with Christmas lights twinkly along the streets, shops stocked with sweet turrón (like nougat) and town squares hosting miniature nativity scenes called beléns.
A couple of weeks ago, Esme and I got the chance to explore our own backyard again and get to know the picturesque villages and rugged coastline of the Costa Brava even better.
Read our review of the K+K Hotel Picasso in Barcelona, a cute and intimate hotel in the El Born district with a great array of facilities.
Every year the small sleepy town of Valls holds its annual Calçotada Festival, paying homage to the calçot everything that it’s associated with.
Catalonia is a thriving region in the north-east of Spain. From quaint medieval villages and rocky beach coves, to the energetic metropolitan city of Barcelona, it teems with possibilities.
Our guide to the alternative things to see in the Costa Brava, from ancient volcanoes to restaurants filled with old vehicle parts, and hidden beaches.
The small medieval city of Girona lies within the region of Catalunya and has a yearly calendar filled with events and festivals. Known as ‘the City of Festivals’, one of its best is the Temps de Flors flower festival.
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