Miró–Picasso (19 October-25 February 2024) is a joint exhibition featuring pieces by Miró and Picasso across two sites: the Miró Foundation and the Barcelona Picasso Museum. It unpacks the friendship between the two artists, their similarities and their artistic journey together with their relationship with the city of Barcelona, including the establishment of their own …
2023 marks the centenary of the death of Lluís Domènech i Montaner. A leading practitioner of 19th-century Catalan Art Nouveau, he was a versatile person with many more aspects to his work than architecture.
8 April 2023 is the fiftieth anniversary of Picasso’s death. To mark it, the French and Spanish authorities have crafted a major international event: The Picasso Celebration 1973-2023. Forty exhibitions and a range of activities have been organised in connection with this event, mainly in Europe and North America.
All year round Catalonia celebrates lots of events tied to its most deeply-rooted culture and traditions. Fairs, human towers, town festivals, fiestas, processions and more; they’re all part of Catalonia’s popular and cultural festive heritage.
The community of Barcelona, a great promoter of the economy during the XIII and XIV centuries, is going to leave a great loan to the city. El Call, the neighborhood in which to establish, preserves a large part of the enchantment and the life of that time and the places to visit on this tailor …
The Serra de Collserola offers some privileged views of Barcelona and hides architectural joys of Catalan Modernism. BarcelonArt of Travel helps you to discover by an urban and Modernisme green route, that will reveal the splendid past of the city at the foot of the famous mountain of Tibidabo.
Discover a veritable Gaudinian treasure just 20 minutes away from Barcelona. On the guided walking tour around Colònia Güell in Santa Coloma de Cervelló, you will be able to immerse yourself in culture and get an insight into Catalonia’s architectural and historical past.
The essence of the Art Nouveau and mediaeval heritage merges with the Catalan culinary tradition to offer this sensorial route. Tradition, flavour and loads of passion define this route through Barcelona and the Barcelona Coast.
Olive oil culture is very prominent in Catalonia. If you would like to know more about it, then Oli de Ventalló awaits you with its doors wide open. Take a stroll among the thousand-year-old olive trees and through stunning beauty spots.
If you love Penedès and want to get more deeply acquainted with it, all you need is a car and the desire to start an adventure. Enoturisme Penedès takes you on a journey to discover the nature, culture and history of the Penedès wine landscape in your own way.*
What do you think of a cultural getaway 50 minutes away from Barcelona? Get close to the scent of the earth and the harmony of a genius and tour the Penedès DO landscapes that inspired the great cellist Pau Casals. The visit begins at the Avgvstvs Forvm winery, a small family winery that makes quality …
Savour a total experience that brings together wine tourism and oil tourism in El Masroig in the county of Priorat. The visit to the century-old Montsant DO winery Celler Masroig begins with a tour through the vineyards and olive groves in four-wheel drive cars where you will hear about how the red clay soil typical …