Travel Guide
The Secrets and Curiosities of the Dalí Theatre-Museum: The Labyrinth of a Genius
Entering the universe of Salvador Dalí in Figueres is like crossing the border between reality and dreams. The Dalí Theatre-Museum was not conceived as...
Footprints of an Empire: Discovering the Roman Heritage of the Costa Dorada
Walking today through the regions of Tarragona means taking a journey back in time of more than two thousand years. The Roman heritage of the Costa Dorada is not a collection of isolated ruins, but the very framework upon which the modern life of this region is built....
The best paella on the Costa Dorada: where to eat unforgettable rice dishes by the sea
Discovering the best paellas on the Costa Dorada means delving into the authentic flavours of the Mediterranean. Sun, sea breeze and freshly cooked rice combine in a destination where gastronomy is an essential part of the trip. If you're planning a getaway, here...
Legends of Barcelona: Saint Eulàlia
Barcelona combines Mediterranean sunshine, Gaudí architecture, and a rich historical past. Follow the legend of Saint Eulalia, the young martyr and sole patron saint of the city for centuries, as you stroll through the Gothic Quarter where her spirit still lingers....
Discover Besalú: The Medieval Jewel for a Journey Back in Time
If you are looking for a destination that combines living history, postcard-perfect landscapes, and a gastronomy that will leave you speechless, there is one name that should be at the top of your list: Besalú. Located in the region of La...
Where to Watch the Best Three Wise Men Parades
Christmas is filled with special moments, but there is one night when the air crackles with excitement and anticipation can be felt on every corner: the night of January 5th. In Catalonia, the arrival of Their Majesties the Three Wise Men of the East is not just a...
Where to celebrate Christmas Eve in Barcelona: special dinners, traditions, and unique plans
Christmas Eve in Barcelona is much more than just dinner: it is a night of Catalan tradition, culinary sophistication, and magic that can be felt in every corner of the city. While family celebrations are at the heart of the festivities, the Catalan capital lights up...
Christmas with children: 7 ideal plans near Tarragona
Christmas in the Camp de Tarragona is lived with a special warmth and intensity, offering countless activities designed to spark the imagination of the youngest members of the family. Just over an hour from Barcelona Airport, the Costa Dorada opens the door to a...
The best beaches on the Costa Dorada to visit in winter
The Costa Dorada is universally known for its summer buzz, bright sunshine and crowded coves. However, when the heat of summer fades, the coastline stretching from Garraf to the Ebro Delta reveals a completely different beauty, an atmosphere of serenity, pure light...
Lights, Magic, and Tradition: Enjoy the Fira de Nadal in Tarragona
The arrival of Christmas in Tarragona is an event that transforms the heart of the city. Beyond its glorious Roman past and vibrant Mediterranean life, the capital is decked out in lights, colour, and the unmistakable scent of the festive season, attracting visitors...
5 Hidden Secrets and Curiosities of Antoni Gaudí’s La Pedrera in Barcelona
Casa Milà, popularly known as La Pedrera, is not simply a modernist building; it is a habitable sculpture, an architectural manifesto conceived by Antoni Gaudí. At first glance, it fascinates with its undulating facades that evoke a sea of stone and its iconic rooftop...
The Secret of the Lioness: Unravelling the Curious History of Girona’s Most-Kissed Sculpture
Girona is a city that honours its traditions, however unusual they may seem. Among bridges, medieval alleys and the majestic Cathedral, there is a ritual that no visitor should overlook if they want to ensure they return to the city: kissing the bottom of a sculpture....