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Tradition and Modernity Go Hand in Hand in Barcelona
Both the Copa América and La Mercè are the perfect excuse to rediscover Barcelona in all its complexity. On one hand, you have a city that projects itself toward the future, open to the world and in constant transformation. On the other, there is the timeless Barcelona, proud of its roots and rich culture.
View10 curiosities about the Hotel Regina that you should know (and that will surprise you)
The Hotel Regina has been (and continues to be) a silent witness to the evolution of Barcelona since its inauguration in the early 20th century. Located in the heart of the city, the iconic hotel building has hosted distinguished personalities, survived significant historical events, and continuously adapted to the changing demands of the industry and modern life.
ViewBarcelona reinvents itself: how some of the city's legendary establishments have been reborn
Barcelona constantly reinvents itself, embracing the new while never forgetting its rich history. From historic dance halls to museums, hotels, and restaurants that blend tradition and modernity, the city is a living testament to how the old and the new can coexist.
ViewBarcelona as ancient as it is modern
Barcelona's best-kept secret for remaining so modern over the years is to never lose sight of its past. We tell you the keys to this duality that is so local.
ViewThese are the 7 new addresses that are taking Barcelona by storm and you can't miss
Barcelona never stops; it innovates and reinvents itself on every corner, every alley bears the stamp of the new, the unprecedented. The city and its visitors move to the rhythm of the latest in gastronomy, art, and design. It's not uncommon, then, to come across spaces and proposals that feel like a breath of fresh air, breaking molds and expectations.
ViewNew attractions in Barcelona that nobody should miss (neither tourists nor locals)
The best thing about Barcelona is that you can visit it every three months and it will always have new experiences to offer you. The city never stops, and with the arrival of spring, it takes on a new breath, even more brimming with life and movement.
ViewThe best cultural plans for January and February 2024 in Barcelona. Don't miss them!
Barcelona in January is like a box of chocolates with a modernist illustration on the cover: you never know what wonder you'll find around every corner.
ViewThe best Christmas lights in Barcelona are just a few steps away from Hotel Regina
On November 23rd, the Christmas lights of Barcelona were lit, marking the start of the much-awaited festivities. Hotel Regina, situated in the heart of the city, positions itself as the perfect accommodation to immerse oneself in the magic, thanks to its proximity to all the city's highlights.
The lighting, which will last until January 6th, features over 4 kilometers of lights adorning the streets and squares, with Paseo de Gràcia, celebrating its bicentennial, as the focal point of this luminous spectacle. Don't want to miss out on anything? Then take note, as there's plenty of Barcelona to explore.
ViewIn Barcelona, they don't say brunch, they say "esmorzar de forquilla". The keys to this tradition that is becoming fashionable again
With the multitude of tourists from all over the world visiting the city each year, it's normal for Barcelona to drink and be nourished by diverse cultures, thus earning its reputation as an open and cosmopolitan capital. However, there's something that sets it apart from the rest, and that is the fact that Barcelona's residents like to maintain and cherish their deep-rooted popular traditions. This blend of tradition and modernity is what defines its true character.
ViewBar La Esquina makes a comeback, a bistro-style bar with no tablecloth in the heart of Barcelona
Foodies alert!! Eixample is celebrating because the iconic Bar La Esquina has reopened its doors with a twist that makes our mouths water.
ViewBeyond Gaudí, the architects who laid the foundations of Modernism in Barcelona
With Gaudí as the undisputed reference, the beauty, forms and originality of Catalan modernism surprises those who visit Barcelona. However, in addition to the architect of the Sagrada Familia, it is worth paying attention to the works of other names of the time that put Barcelona on the world map. We propose a less conventional but equally effective modernist route.
View24 Hours in the Center of Barcelona: What to See, Where to Stroll, and What to Choose for Eating and Drinking
Only have 24 hours to visit Barcelona and don't want to miss a thing? We've got you covered with a comprehensive plan, from morning till night, to give you an overview of everything this city has to offer. Remember, you'll have to come back for more.
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