Which Barcelona do you know? The beaches of Maresme, Montserrat, Montseny or Sitges are some of the jewels you should visit if you come to Barcelona this summer. Set aside a couple of days to discover a unique region with a cultural, natural and culinary heritage that will surprise you.
The Royal Monastery of Sant Cugat is a Romanesque jewel that’s highly appreciated by enthusiasts of mediaeval architecture, who single out its magnificent cloister for special praise. Nevertheless, this monastery largely remains an undiscovered treasure, so here’s a list of six curiosities, just to give you a taste of all the surprises that await you in this amazing monastic complex!
Montserrat mountain is one of the cultural, spiritual and religious symbols of Catalonia – a place where people go to see the shrine of the Black Madonna and the children of the choir singing the Virolai hymn. But Montserrat is also a natural park with its own personality: provided by the dozens of rounded needles that characterise its line of summits.
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You’re sure to associate the Olesa Passion Play with religion. Obviously, it’s a theatrical performance about the life of Christ, ...
Almost 40 scenes, 400 characters, an orchestra and a great team of mechanical equipment handlers, technicians, and costume and mak...
Gavà is a land of asparagus, a tradition which it has been celebrating since 1932 with a dedicated fair. Do you know the Asparagus...
The old factories and tanneries of Igualada become pop-up stores. But the Rec is not just about fashion; its also a cultural, musi...
Every May, Terrassa travels back 100 years in time to revive the essence of the city during the Catalan Modernist period.
The Verdaguer Festival comprises two weeks of poetry to commemorate the birth of the poet.
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