What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Barcelona? The sea, architecture, culture, food, Gaudí, Barça, IESE? Welcome to Living in Barcelona and discover the secret gems of this vibrant city.
In Barcelona, cobblestones and narrow winding streets are always within arm’s reach. Green space, on the other hand, is a little more difficult to find. Parc de la Ciutadella is a large and centrally located park within the city that boasts grassy lawns and plenty of picnic areas. It is Barcelona’s equivalent of Central Park…
After a couple of weeks in Barcelona, you’ll soon discover that Plaça de Catalunya is where many of the key features of the Catalan city converge. Plaça de Catalunya is a large and centrally located plaza. It is the structural heart of Barcelona. Yet beyond its Southern European grandeur, it subtly hints at the intangibles…
Barcelona has an excellent climate almost all year round, which is great because you can enjoy the city in all seasons. And what better way to discover this wonderful spot on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea than running – or footing (as they say in Spanish)? Considered by many as one of the liveliest…