Barcelona. Long lunches, siestas, late dinners and even later drinks is what one can associate with the Catalan Capital. This “tranquil” way of life coupled with a rich cultural scene has been attracting many travellers over the years. The city has a rich cultural history from Gaudi and Miró to Picasso but unlike certain other European cities where high rents have flushed out the cities artists, the art scene here still manages to remain dynamic.
To say that Barcelona is re-inventing itself would be wrong. It’s art, culture and food scene are deeply rooted in its past. Even the street art in Poblenou has clear influences from the bright colours of Gaudi’s Park Güell.
This guide will hone your sensitivities and improve your level of engagement with this evolving city. In order to do so, we have drawn from our network of local curators ranging from artists, designers and chefs to guide you through their versions of this effervescent city.
