Barcelona
The ideal city for living
In this category of the Dime Barcelona blog, you will find interesting articles that will help you discover what to do and see in the city of Barcelona.
Barcelona is one of the most beautiful European cities. It’s a city with a special charm: great cultural life, marvellous architecture, the sea, the mountains, with many people from all over the world. Many people claim that it is the ideal city in which to live.
There are plenty of attractions such as the famous Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter with its beautiful cathedral, the Born district with the famous church of Santa Maria del Mar, Barceloneta, a charming seaside district where you can stroll by the beach and eat a great paella, the Gracia district with hundreds of little bars and restaurants, the Eixample with its nineteenth century "perfect layout", Tibidabo with unparalleled views of the city, Montjuïc with all the facilities of the 1992 Olympics and a host of museums and other items of interest, the famous Magic Fountain, and the Collserola natural park, one of the largest metropolitan parks in the world.
Furthermore, Barcelona is a city where you can't get bored. It offers a wide variety of events and cultural activities that guarantee there's always something interesting to do: festivals, art exhibitions, concerts, theater plays, movies, dance shows, gastronomic events, and much more.
Let us show you!
America’s cup
Barcelona is hosting the 37th edition of the America’s Cup (August 22 - late October). This thrilling competition (often referred to as the Formula 1 of the sea) will take place at Port Vell, Moll de la Fusta, and Port Olímpic, with various areas where spectators can enjoy the spectacle for free. Additionally, the city is hosting a wide variety of activities for the whole family, both in the port area and throughout the city
The festivals of La Mercè
The Festivals of La Mercè, celebrated around September 24th, have their origins in the 12th century. Although the festivities were originally religious, they evolved over time into more popular activities, culminating in the current celebrations that blend culture and entertainment for both adults and children.
Bravasfest Barcelona
Are patatas bravas more than just a tapa for you? Do you try them everywhere you go? If the answer is yes, this is for you. The Bravafest has arrived! Don’t miss it!
The Fiestas de Gracia
The Fiestas de Gracia in Barcelona (August 15th to 21st) originated in the 19th century as a religious celebration in honor of the Virgin of the Assumption. Over time, they evolved into a secular, community-focused event, known for the impressive street decorations made from recycled materials, which have become the main attraction and are part of a competition that rewards creativity.
Gracia, a cool neighborhood
Gràcia is full of charm. One of the most emblematic, beautiful, and cosmopolitan neighborhoods of Barcelona. Day and night, there's always something to do. Everything and everyone fits into this little piece of Barcelona!
Barcelona walking tour
Barcelona is a beautiful city that invites you to stroll through its streets and squares. If you are new to the city or will be moving soon, here is a walking tour you can take to discover the most famous and representative monuments and buildings.
