Travel, culture, food and lifestyle experiences
The Catalonia province of Spain on the eastern side of the country has always been proud of their heritage, culture, cuisine and language. There’s so much to see and experience in this amazing region from exciting Barcelona to small beach side communities that are filled with character and a joyful lifestyle uniquely Catalonian.
Catalonia is an autonomous community in the northeastern part of Spain, bordering France to the north and the Mediterranean Sea to the east.
The capital and largest city of Catalonia is Barcelona, known for its unique architecture, vibrant arts scene, and beautiful beaches. Key attractions in Barcelona include the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, and the historic Gothic Quarter.
Catalonia has a distinctive culture, including its own language, Catalan, which is widely spoken alongside Spanish. You can experience Catalan traditions, music, and cuisine throughout the region.
Catalonia is known for its diverse and delicious cuisine. Be sure to try dishes like paella, calcots (grilled spring onions), and the famous Catalan cream dessert.
Apart from Gaudí’s works, Catalonia boasts modernisme architecture throughout Barcelona and other cities. Casa Amatller and Casa Lleó-Morera on the Block of Discord are notable examples.
Check out our posts to visiting Catalonia Spain for planning your trip to this Catalunya Region.
Travel from Barcelona to Tarragona, Spain If you are looking for the best way to travel from Barcelona to Tarragona, Spain we share the best and easy routes to get you from point to point. This is a relatively fast and doable trip you can do for the day or longer depending on … Read more
A day trip to Tarragona from Barcelona If you only have one free day to visit the historic city of Tarragona from Barcelona, you definitely can do this and travel by bus or train to the capital city of the Costa Dourada region of Spain. Filled with amazing Roman ruins that designated this … Read more
Is Tarragona worth visiting? Yes, do this as a day trip or longer stay exploring the region Tarragon, Spain located just under an hour south of Barcelona and located right on the coastline of the Costa Dauarada and the capital city in the region. I visited this Roman inspired city on … Read more
Easy to do day trips from Barcelona by train Barcelona makes a great base as a hub to doing some fantastic day trips from Barcelona by train. You can easily leave from the main train station called Barcelona Sants in central Barcelona and visit the northern coastal areas all the way to … Read more
Valencia to Barcelona: best transportation options to get you there fast and effortlessly If you are looking for the best transportation options on getting from Valencia to Barcelona, Spain, check out this guide below. We detail the fastest, effortless and budget friendly options to get you there. You can review these options traveling … Read more
Casa Mila La Pedrera – a must visit Gaudi structure and Unesco Heritage site Casa Mila is one of Gaudi’s most successful commercial and private mixed-use buildings created in Barcelona and in the fashionable Gracia district and one of the most distinctive Barcelona attraction to visit. This complex located at 92 Passeig de Gracia … Read more
Unveiling the Best Beaches in Barcelona: Sun, Sand, and Mediterranean Bliss Barcelona is one of Europe’s most popular destinations for seekers of sun, sea and sand along with many of Barcelona’s famous attractions. The gorgeous blue skies and pleasant climate make it a perfect beach holiday destination. However, with so much choice on offer it … Read more
Montjuic parks and botanic gardens in Barcelona – gorgeous gardens on the hill Whenever I get tired of all day urban adventures with packed schedules, I find that its nice to spend a little quiet time in a beautiful garden to relax or enjoy a meal. Fortunately, Barcelona has many green spaces, beautiful … Read more
Barcelona Panoramic Views: Unveiling the City’s Breathtaking Beauty from Above The gorgeous Barcelona skyline is amazing, you can see so many views of the entire city from any of the hillside parks at Montjuic, or Park Guell and capture complete vistas of the city. It’s such a compact city that you can see every important monument from Sagrada Familia, to the main … Read more
Girona old town – Key attractions to see and photograph Girona, Spain is just over an hour and a half train ride from Barcelona along the scenic Costa Brava region. It’s a charming city with a historic center, retaining many of its medieval appeal and well-preserved architecture. The old center of Girona is walkable with … Read more
