Casa Parramon is Spain’s oldest lutherie workshop and one of those of longest tradition in all Europe. Its director, Jordi Pinto, reveals to us some of the secrets of a craft that has hardly changed since the 16th century.
The Greater Barcelona’s only fashion outlet store centre is a great place to enjoy a unique shopping experience thanks to its full range of outstanding services and amenities.
When the sun goes down and city lights up with its streetlamps and the fronts of its bars, restaurants and night spots, Barcelona offers another type of entertainment.
Barcelona may well be one of the world’s foremost luxury cities with its extensive range of exclusive brands, cutting-edge design and countless treasure-laden shops.
Mistreated by diets, industry and modern life, bread –real, crafted, traditional, ecological or creative bread– is making a comeback. Now a batch of enthusiastic young bakers have recovered bread’s true virtues and taste.
September 2018 | Тенденции| Гастрономия | Barcelona
The Catalan city’s rise to culinary fame looks to be unstoppable. It already boasts 31 Michelin stars at its 24 guide-listed restaurants. Congratulations Barcelona!
Considered “The temple of Connoisseurship” by Jancis Robinson, the World’s Best Wine Bar by The Wall Street Journal, and one of the Top 5 Places for Matching by the magazine Food & Wine.
Haute couture designers and luxury shops are a must on your visit to Barcelona. Here you’ll find the very best Spanish and international brands in fashion, jewellery and accessories.
The seasons set the pace for gastronomy in Catalonia. Indeed, seasonal foods are the healthiest and tastiest (their organoleptic quality is higher) and always offer magnificent variety.
Barcelona is known as an open city, where its own local offering of the most diverse products coexists with all types of products and influences from far and wide, something which is clearly reflected in its gourmet shops.
Originally from the Americas’ tropics, this ‘food of the gods’ reached Europe in the 16th century. And it came to stay. Now young chocolatiers are using it to revolutionize gastronomy with their avant-garde masterpieces of edible ephemeral art.
December 2017 | Тенденции| Гастрономия | Barcelona
These are happy times for haute cuisine in Barcelona. The Michelin Guide now lists a three-star restaurant in the city, Lasarte, a project headed by the Basque chef Berasategui.
Barcelona has always stood in the vanguard and its emerging designers are even farther ahead. New fabrics, transgression and daring shapes are essential traits of the new generations who are already leaving their mark.
The 2016 edition of the world-famous Michelin Guide continues to hold the great Catalan restaurants in high esteem and Catalonia is once again the area in Spain with the most Michelin stars.
From the most exclusive international brandname shops to little establishments offering crafted luxury... Barcelona has endless
shopping opportunities. It is a leading city for luxury brands, a great many of them located at the elegant Passeig de Gràcia
With wonderful views on all sides and an incredible terrace open all year round, this elegant restaurant at Barcelona’s Old Port has outstanding rice dishes and wood-grilled fish.
In few places aside from Andalusia and Madrid has flamenco been so warmly received and from such an early date as in Catalonia, and quite particularly in the city of Barcelona.
Rosa Esteva’s exciting 5-star hotel project, the exclusive Hotel Omm, has become a meeting place in the heart of Barcelona for people from far and near.
The prestigious Michelin Guide’s 2015 edition maintains a high regard for the gastronomic greats of Catalonia, which continues to be the region of Spain with the biggest number of stars.
In a medieval building in El Born quarter, 16 establishments feature culinary proposals ranging from Mediterranean market cuisine,
Iberian charcuterie and Italian cooking to delicious Asian food.
With over 175 years of history, the classic 7 Portes is one of Barcelona’s foremost restaurants and Turisme de Barcelona even lists it among the city’s Top Attractions.
In Catalonia there are lots of possiblilities for enjoing and learning more about it thanks to the many festivals, concerts and symposiums that are held here throughout the year.
The seasons set the pace for gastronomy in Catalonia. Indeed, seasonal foods are the healthiest and tastiest (their organoleptic quality is higher) and always offer magnificent variety.
Run by the fourth generation of the family, this emblematic Barcelona shop combines the latest trends in international fashion with a lasting tradition of quality.
The market halls are lively places with a fascinating commercial and social activity. To walk through them and purchase something is a fascinating gastronomic experience in Barcelona.
The Gràcia neighborhood boasts a blend of history, tradition, avant-garde culture and design that is all but unique in the city. This one-time farm town still has such a marked identity that its people say “I’m from Gràcia".