La Castanyada vs Halloween in Barcelona: Traditions, Origins and How We Celebrate Autumn in Catalonia
Autumn in Barcelona is unlike anywhere else. While many cities glow with pumpkins and costumes, here the air fills with the smell of roasted chestnuts, sweet potatoes and freshly baked panellets....
48h Open House Barcelona 2025: A Weekend to Discover the City’s Hidden Architecture
Every autumn, Barcelona opens its doors—literally. For one weekend, locals and visitors get the chance to explore the city’s most fascinating buildings from the inside. The 48h Open House Barcelona...
Magic Fountain of Montjuïc: History, How It Works & Best Tips
A Brief History of the Magic Fountain Designed for the 1929 International ExpositionThe Magic Fountain was built for the 1929 International Exposition, a world’s fair hosted in Barcelona to showcase...
Sagrada Família’s Jesus Tower Becomes Barcelona’s Tallest Building
The Milestone: 155.5 Meters Above the City The year 2026 will not only mark a technical achievement but also a historic celebration: the Sagrada Familia plans to complete the central Jesus Tower in...
La Diada – September 11, the National Day of Catalonia
Every September 11, the streets of Barcelona and towns across Catalonia fill with flags, music, and a unique sense of identity. Known as La Diada, this day is not just a holiday: it is a moment of...
La Mercè 2025: Free Museum Days and Cultural Open Doors in Barcelona
Barcelona is already a cultural magnet year-round, but during La Mercè, its biggest annual festival, the city opens up in an extraordinary way. Streets turn into stages, plazas into dance floors,...