Focaccería Toscana (La)

This spot is decorated with colors from Tuscany. Sienna dominates the walls, and the floor is adorned with ceramic mosaics in pastel shad...

This Jewish neighborhood in Barcelona is located next to Plaça Sant Jaume at the end of Carrer de la Boqueria. It's made up of a series o...

This street runs from Carrer Ferran to Carrer Ample, and is very typical of an old town street, with lots of places to eat, drink and soc...

This church is located in Calle Ferrán, one of the main streets of the destinatio...

Flower stalls and book stands are set up all over the city in preparation for April 23rd, the date of Catalunya's Sant Jordi's Day (St. G...

Catalunya's regional government and the building where its members sit are both called the Generalitat. When visiting the buildi...

Back in the Roman period, this square was (and still is) where important government buildings were found. On one side is the Palace of th...

This place doubles as a traditional cafe and a trendy bar. It is close to both the Ramblas and Plaça Sant...

Better known as the Ayuntamiento, Casa de la Ciutat is located directly opposite the Generalitat in Plaça Sant J...

On this private self-drive tour you will have the opportunity to discover the Jewish Heritage of Catalonia, Spain. Starting in the cosmop...

One of my favorite restaurants in Barcelona is in a tiny alleyway near the Plaça Reial. The city's restaurant explosion has t...

El Gran Cafe resides in the heart of Barcelona's Gothic quarter. Founded in 1920, the restaurant's décor is a formidable blend of old arc...

In a street where fast-food outlets and franchises are slowly encroaching, Schilling is a welcome exception. More Brussels th...

The cafeteria of Col.legi d'Arquitectes (Architects Association) has been a fabulous café-restaurant since 1995. They have a wide range o...

This modern eatery is definitely worth a visit. They have a set menu, but you can also order a la carte. It is a very popular place with...

This unique spot has been open for more than fifty years and acts as a magnet for all sorts of locals—shop assistants, pedestrians on the...

For those who enjoy veggies, this is the place. The restaurant carefully selects natural products, grown and cultivated without chemical...

In a historic building in the Barri Gòtic, 3 blocks from the harborfront, Agut epitomizes the bohemian atmosphere surrounding...

This modest guesthouse opens onto views of Ensenada Bay, and its hosts invite you to explore their little island in kayaks or...

This is the most famous restaurant in Barcelona's covered market, La Boqueria. Originally conceived as a hotel, it has concen...