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Barcelona: Invest in a better way of living

Business· Culture· Other

30 Apr

[Sponsored Post] A move to Barcelona turns into a realization that the Mediterranean culture’s focus on community and a balanced way of life is the best bet for the future. The COVID-19 quarantine has made us question everything we value and prioritize as a society. Sitting isolated at home, it becomes easy to disconnect from reality and watch life through our television…
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ICON: Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau (Hospital Sant Pau)

Culture· Fashion+Design· Travel

27 Apr

Imagine being sick and in the hospital, surrounded by medical staff, equipment, that smell particular to hospitals, and a host of other things that generally don’t make for a pleasant experience, no matter how necessary. Now, imagine being in a hospital bed, looking up at a gorgeous Art Nouveau ceiling of colorful tiles, huge windows through which sunlight comes streaming…
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Weekend Escapes: Cadaqués

Local Escapes· Travel

23 Apr

Guide to Cadaqués The white-washed houses perched unassumingly along the rocky coastline greet any traveler willing to drive 30 minutes along the curvy road leading into the fishing village of Cadaqués. The Bohemian vibe, unique history, and range of available activities makes it a stand out destination from the many other towns that hug the blue Mediterranean along the Costa Brava….
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Love & Literature: Celebrating Sant Jordi

Culture· Family· Local Living· Seasonal

20 Apr

Practical-minded though they may be, Catalans are romantics at heart. Take, for example, their embrace of the legend of Sant Jordi (St. George), the patron saint of Catalonia. While many other countries call him their patron and celebrate in his honor, the Festival of Sant Jordi in Barcelona is so very extra. On April 23, the streets crowd with vendors…
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Girona M’enamora

Culture· Local Escapes· Travel

15 Apr

Lovely little Girona, the shining jewel in the Catalan crown, holds a special place in my heart. I called it home for seven years and married the love of my life in its beautiful cathedral, itself the centerpiece for the annual Temps de Flors. A Girona day trip from Barcelona is just a speedy 35-minute AVE train ride away from…
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ICON: Palau Güell

Fashion+Design· Guides· Travel

9 Apr

Palau Güell With so much architecture and art in Barcelona, fighting through the tourist crowds on La Rambla to see “yet another” Gaudí building may seem like an obvious addition to your why-bother list of places to avoid in the city. After all, you’ve already seen La Sagrada Familia. Yet, Palau Güell is worth enduring the tourist hordes, buskers, and…
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Hops and Hope: Local craft breweries that deliver

Food+Drink

7 Apr

The COVID-19 quarantine’s true heroes have emerged from expected and unusual places. Healthcare workers, face mask producers, food store employees, bicycle messengers and bus drivers. But there are a number of further unsung heroes who are doing their best to keep their companies running, employees paid, and also add to our quality of life, diminished though it may be by…
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Where to eat lunch this week? We took a little fi Where to eat lunch this week?  We took a little field trip down to Barceloneta for one reason only: to try the much-hyped focaccia sandwiches at @focacceriabalmesina — and let me tell you, they were worth the trip and absolutely live up to the buzz.  These are the real deal: authentic Italian sandwiches made by Italians, using only quality ingredients and a whole lot of love. We paired ours with a glass of natural wine from @vinyestortuga - also Italian (but making wine here in Spain) and honestly, it was the perfect pairing. And this particular bottle didn’t taste like natural wine… if you know what I mean 😉  If you’re looking for a taste of Italy 🇮🇹 or just a damn good sandwich, get here.
Well, hands down the most exquisite ceilings in al Well, hands down the most exquisite ceilings in all of Barcelona: Casa Amatller, designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch for chocolatier Antoni Amatller. I finally went inside and was blown away by the design details of this place! It felt like a Catalan gingerbread house. I’ve always felt that the Casa Amatller façade is just as beautiful as Casa Batlló. Like, you can’t have one without the other. It only took an hour to tour, and I loved all the ornate details, definitely lots of Modernisme eye candy! 😍
Honestly, one of the most beautifully designed spa Honestly, one of the most beautifully designed spaces. A special place to chill and escape the heat, the Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez is simply stunning. Every corner of this library feels as thoughtful as it is tranquil.
Went to see a lady about a babka! 🤩🙌🏼🤩 Went to see a lady about a babka! 🤩🙌🏼🤩🙌🏼
Just life in Barcelona on the daily! Just life in Barcelona on the daily!
There is a new refreshingly unique concept store i There is a new refreshingly unique concept store in L’Eixample that you just have to see 🤩 Vintage clothing,  beautiful home decor, ceramics, art, light fixtures, accessories galore, and so much more! @avantgardeconceptstore
If you’re wondering if the Japanese Pancakes @ku If you’re wondering if the Japanese Pancakes @kumo.pancakes are worth it… they are. 🤩 if you haven’t seen or heard, now you know!
I feel like someone’s overcompensating for somet I feel like someone’s overcompensating for something…see next photo. But I like it! 🌱🪴
The best time (and only time in the summer) to be The best time (and only time in the summer) to be down in Barceloneta is between 7-10am before the hoards of people. Morning is for all the runners, cyclists, fitness and yoga classes and locals taking their morning swim!
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Just Costa Brava, being Costa Brava. Just Costa Brava, being Costa Brava.
Where to eat lunch this week? We took a little fi Where to eat lunch this week?  We took a little field trip down to Barceloneta for one reason only: to try the much-hyped focaccia sandwiches at @focacceriabalmesina — and let me tell you, they were worth the trip and absolutely live up to the buzz.  These are the real deal: authentic Italian sandwiches made by Italians, using only quality ingredients and a whole lot of love. We paired ours with a glass of natural wine from @vinyestortuga - also Italian (but making wine here in Spain) and honestly, it was the perfect pairing. And this particular bottle didn’t taste like natural wine… if you know what I mean 😉  If you’re looking for a taste of Italy 🇮🇹 or just a damn good sandwich, get here.
Well, hands down the most exquisite ceilings in al Well, hands down the most exquisite ceilings in all of Barcelona: Casa Amatller, designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch for chocolatier Antoni Amatller. I finally went inside and was blown away by the design details of this place! It felt like a Catalan gingerbread house. I’ve always felt that the Casa Amatller façade is just as beautiful as Casa Batlló. Like, you can’t have one without the other. It only took an hour to tour, and I loved all the ornate details, definitely lots of Modernisme eye candy! 😍
Honestly, one of the most beautifully designed spa Honestly, one of the most beautifully designed spaces. A special place to chill and escape the heat, the Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez is simply stunning. Every corner of this library feels as thoughtful as it is tranquil.
Went to see a lady about a babka! 🤩🙌🏼🤩 Went to see a lady about a babka! 🤩🙌🏼🤩🙌🏼
Just life in Barcelona on the daily! Just life in Barcelona on the daily!
There is a new refreshingly unique concept store i There is a new refreshingly unique concept store in L’Eixample that you just have to see 🤩 Vintage clothing,  beautiful home decor, ceramics, art, light fixtures, accessories galore, and so much more! @avantgardeconceptstore
If you’re wondering if the Japanese Pancakes @ku If you’re wondering if the Japanese Pancakes @kumo.pancakes are worth it… they are. 🤩 if you haven’t seen or heard, now you know!
I feel like someone’s overcompensating for somet I feel like someone’s overcompensating for something…see next photo. But I like it! 🌱🪴
The best time (and only time in the summer) to be The best time (and only time in the summer) to be down in Barceloneta is between 7-10am before the hoards of people. Morning is for all the runners, cyclists, fitness and yoga classes and locals taking their morning swim!
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