Raúl Villalonga

Barcelona is a dog-friendly city and, if you’re planning to travel with your dog, you’ll find plenty of ways to enjoy the city together. As a Barcelona local and a dog owner, I know which places are more comfortable to visit with a dog, where they are allowed, the best areas for walks and the

Traveling to Barcelona with kids is a fantastic opportunity to discover the city from a different perspective. Beyond visiting iconic landmarks such as the Sagrada Família or Park Güell, you’ll find interactive museums, parks, beaches, amusement parks, and plenty of other family-friendly activities. As an Official Tour Guide of Catalonia, born and raised in Barcelona,

Barcelona has some spectacular rooftop terraces where you can enjoy the city from above. Many of them are located on top of hotels, but you don’t need to be a hotel guest to enjoy the views. From rooftops overlooking the Sagrada Família to 360º panoramic terraces with views of the Mediterranean, the Gothic Quarter or

Barcelona is a city full of shops that survive time and continue to offer the same activity for which they were created. Some of these emblematic premises have disappeared, they have not been able to survive land speculation in the center of the city, or because society no longer has an interest in their products.