As Barcelona’s Grand Hotel Central opens the door to a new chapter,its rich history continues to set it apart.
Most purveyors of cooked food in La Boqueria do tapas-style cuisine with counter seating,and that seating is in high demand,so be prepared to hang around for a while.
The only clue to the entrance to this boutique hotel down a dead-end alley is the discreet doorman outside.
Locals in Rome,Venice,Barcelona and Paris reveal the train lines and tourist attractions where petty crime is rife.
There’s always something to do,whatever the weather,from attending a springtime festival or outdoor concert to exploring the city’s dynamic culinary scene.
From sumptuous five-stars to chic boutiques,Barcelona’s diverse accommodation options reflect the dynamic nature of its tourism sector.
Barcelona has been a bona fide foodie destination for some time. But there’s a lot more besides superstar fine-dining on offer here.
Sure,you can tick off many of Barcelona’s main sights in a weekend. But there’s always more to see,including a slew of lesser-known attractions.
Despite its huge popularity – to the point where checks and balances are in place to combat over-tourism – the city still has some hidden delights.