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The convergence of Pope Leo XIV's visit, the F1 Grand Prix, and the Primavera Sound festival will drive up prices and occupancy in the Catalan capital.
A branding expert highlights the importance of brand personality and generating new business opportunities in a saturated market.
The 46th edition of the popular race, with 50,000 participants, will cause street closures and bus diversions on May 10.
The BarMar project, connecting Barcelona with Marseille, plans five informative sessions in various Catalan towns to engage citizens.
Developed in Barcelona and available in 24 languages, NomeSigueApp processes data within the visitor's browser and does not ask for a username or password — a mechanism that avoids the risk of blocking that similar applications entail
En una ciutat que mai s’atura com Barcelona, hi ha negocis que aconsegueixen mantenir viva l’essència del comerç de proximitat mentre evolucionen amb les necessitats actuals. És el cas de Floristeria Herbs Barcelona, una floristeria que ha sabut unir la sensibilitat artesanal de tota la vida.
An establishment in Barcelona's Eixample district offers an original and fun culinary proposal, integrated into a theater space.
High demand for trees from city councils after the drought has led to supply problems in Catalan nurseries.
The Universitat de Barcelona's Mundet campus has a complex history, transitioning from an elite residence to a concentration camp and orphanage before its current academic function.
A cold front will bring instability to the Catalan capital, with an increased likelihood of precipitation from midday and a slight temperature rise.
One of only three specimens with this peculiarity in Barcelona is located on Passeig de Gràcia, unnoticed by passersby.
This establishment, boasting a 4.7-star rating, stands out for the quality of its sandwiches and daily specials.