Pedestrian streets in the old districts, green spaces and a fabulous waterfront filled with modern structures all reflect the city’s aim of integration.

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a cosmopolitan Mediterranean destination that incorporates in its urban street pattern, Roman remains, medieval districts and the most beautiful examples of Modernism and 20th century avant-garde art.

Of Roman origin, Barcelona’s long history and economic dynamism have provided it with an impressive cultural heritage, shown in the conservation of its historic and artistic heritage.

Pedestrian streets in the old districts, green spaces and a fabulous waterfront filled with modern structures all reflect the city’s aim of integration. Barcelona is also a destination for architecture buffs with some of Anton Gaudi’s famous spectacles like Casa Batllo, La Pedrera and the yet unfinished awe-inspiring La Sagrada Familia. But don’t just stop there, a Barcelona travel experience has a lot more to offer from Catalan culinary delights with influences from neighbouring France and Valencia, to the famous Picasso Museum and vibrant nightlife.

With its distinct Catalan character, sublime architecture and fantastic tourist atmosphere, Barcelona has become one of the Mediterranean’s most travelled destinations. Since hosting the 1992 Olympics, the city has firmly established itself as one of Spain’s most popular destinations.

When to travel to Barcelona

Barcelona enjoys a Mediterranean climate. The best time to travel to Barcelona is from March to June and September – October when weather conditions are most pleasant. During the winter months December to March it can get quite cool with wind blowing from the Pyrenees, but sunny days are always on the cards during this time