Travel guides and tips

In Barcelona, you’ll never get bored. Year-round, there are plenty of festivities and celebrations to keep you busy. I’m thinking of Sant Joan, La Mercé, Los Reyes, Festes…

Since 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge has been one of NYC’s most popular landmarks. Spanning across the East River, the opening of the bridge revolutionized travel between boroughs and…

Spain is a country with a rich railway history. In the 19th century, the first trains in the country were built to transport goods and people between Barcelona…

Barcelona is one of the best European cities where you can enjoy stunning views, from sunrise till sunset. Why? The reason is its strategic location between the coastline…

When it comes to myths about London, locals often say the same ones (no, it’s not always gray and rainy here), but there are a few in this…

Barcelona, the vibrant capital of Catalonia, is a city that effortlessly blends history, culture, and stunning architecture. With its beaches, landmarks, and delicious cuisine, it’s no wonder Barcelona…

“Here we come to the Catalan Champs-Élysées!” That’s what most tourists think when they see the Passeig de Gràcia for the very first time. But this avenue has…

Planning to visit Park Güell on your trip to Barcelona? It’s a must-see in the city, and this guide will help you know what to look for in…

When you visit the Joan Miró Foundation (the Fundació Joan Miró in Catalan) in Montjuïc Park, you feel like the artist himself is taking you on a journey…

If you’re planning a visit to Barcelona, I’m sure Raval is not the first place you write in your must-visit list. This is totally understandable, since it’s not…

If you want to jump from one century into another with just a few steps, the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona is the place for you. Here, you can…

In a city known for its love of the great outdoors, Mount Bonnell is a must-see hike for any Austin visitor. With sweeping views of Lake Austin and…