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Culture • Practical Tips • History • Food • 5 min. read
Celebrating La Castanyada: Autumn and Chestnut Season in Barcelona
The scent of roasting chestnuts on street corners is the most reliable sign that November is approaching in Catalonia. While the weather cools, Barcelona prepares for La Castanyada, an intimate local tradition honoring the deceased with family meals and sweet marzipan panellets. As international holidays gain ground, some neighborhoods now blend old customs with new ones to create hybrid celebrations like Castaween.

Newsletter • 4 min. read
Things to Do in Barcelona in October 2026
Hola friends! Grab a cozy light sweater and your favorite pair of walking shoes, because October in Barcelona is officially here, and it is absolutely gorgeous. The sticky summer heat has finally mellowed out, leaving us with those crisp, sunny autumn days that just beg you to spend all your time outside.

Culture • History • 6 min. read
Gaudí's Year: Casa Batlló, Gaudí's UNESCO Landmark
Stand in the middle of Passeig de Gràcia and look up at a façade that seems to shift like the surface of the sea. Instead of working from rigid blueprints, Antoni Gaudí directed the 1904 redesign of Casa Batlló on site, adjusting colored glass and ceramics by eye. This highly intuitive approach transformed a standard Barcelona apartment block into an aquatic landscape of light, gradient tiles, and ergonomic design.

Newsletter • 4 min. read
Things to Do in Barcelona in September 2026
September is arguably the absolute best time to be in Barcelona. The intense summer heat is finally mellowing out, but the city's festive energy is just getting started. If you're heading our way, get ready for a month packed with culture, sports, and incredible street parties. The biggest news this month is the city's grandest annual bash.