Celebrating Saint Jordi’s Day in Catalonia
Every year since 1926, Sant Jordi’s Day (La Diada de Sant Jordi, in Catalan) and St. George’s Day, in English) has been celebrated on April 23rd in the Catalan region of Spain.
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Lounge Review: Sala Joan Miro in Terminal 1 at Barcelona Airport
The Joan Miro Lounge at BCN, a Priority Pass lounge, offers décor and grub with an interesting “sense of place,” something not often found in airport lounges.
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Suculent: Traditional Catalan tapas laced with a touch of whimsy
Succulent offers a great take on tapas in Barcelona.
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Guest Post – Sailing the Mediterranean on Wind Surf: Historic Ports. Unique Ship
Cruising on the Wind Surf, John and Sandra Nowlan visit historic ports on a unique ship.
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Public markets offer a taste of a city and its culture
Strolls through public markets offer tourists far more than a bite to eat.
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6 ways to travel green in big cities
There is more than one way to travel green, even in big cities.
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Neri Hotel review: A stay in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter
Before or after a cruise from Barcelona, the Neri Hotel is a perfect base to explore the Gothic Quarter
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Hotel Arts Barcelona: A Room With a View…and More
With a façade of exposed glass and steel that climbs 44 stories high, the five-star Hotel Arts Barcelona is the tallest building in this capital city of Catalonia.
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The triple crown of Barcelona: Five-star hotels with knockout views and amenities
It’s not surprising that Barcelona is a top European travel destination. If you want to splurge, here are three five-star hotels to rest your head.
