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The Barcelona artist Joan Miró is one of the great exponents of surrealism. A multifaceted artist who excelled as a painter, sculptor, engraver and ceramicist. Although he studied commerce and worked for two years as a clerk in a drugstore, it was an illness, typhoid fever, that forced him to retire for convalescence in Mont-roig, a small town in the Baix Camp region, in a farmhouse that their parents had just bought it. It was there that he decided to dedicate himself fully to painting and enrolled in the Francesc Galí School of Art, where he met other great artists such as Joan Prats, Josep Francesc Ràfols, Enric Cristòfol Ricart and Josep Llorens Artigas, among others.

‘’Barcelona Obertura is an unprecedented initiative in the cultural world, a joint collaboration with the three most important classical music venues in the city, the Liceu Opera Barcelona, the Palau de la Música Catalana and L’Auditori.’’ This is the way in which the Luxury Editor, Classics Today and GG Magazine have described us.

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Gaudí’s Casa Batlló Casa Batlló is one of the most emblematic buildings of Catalan modernism as well as an authentic symbol of the city of Barcelona.

In addition to knowing that it is a work by the architect Antoni Gaudí, there are other very interesting facts:

In Barcelona’s El Born neighborhood find Paradiso, a speakeasy in a clandestine place, accessed through a fridge that belonged to the store at its entrance. The same place where they make excellent pastrami sandwiches from the Rooftop Smoked House.

If you are fascinated by photography, you will love this hotspot.

IFoto Colectania is a non-profit organization, founded in Barcelona in 2002, with the aim of disseminating and publicizing Spanish and Portuguese photography after 1950

The Sagrada Familia is an architectural marvel to which its creator, Antoni Gaudí, dedicated 43 years of his life. His objective was always to create the perfect temple, so when his work is finished, scheduled for 2026, on the centenary of his death, it will become both the tallest building in Barcelona and the tallest church in the world.

Antoni Gaudí is the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism, as well as one of the most important architects in history. In fact, the most emblematic buildings in Barcelona, located mainly in the Eixample, in Ciutat Vella and in the upper area of the city, are his work.

Here is our route through his most iconic buildings so that you can enjoy them to the fullest. Off we go!

Barcelona is a city with a great culinary tradition, boasting extraordinary first-class gastronomy. The Catalan capital continues to be at the forefront of the international gastronomic vanguard, demonstrated by its 31 Michelin Star restaurants.

Christmas has arrived in Barcelona and the city is throwing itself into a calendar of cultural activities for the next few weeks. We recommend a series of concerts that will be held at L’Auditori, the Palau de la Música Catalana and the Gran Teatre del Liceu.