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As support for populist movements surges around the world, the term has become something of a buzzword. It is used to describe very different movements and public figures in very different political contexts.
One of the main attractions of "la Diada" is the "portes obertes" in celebration of Catalan National Day on September 11. On this day a number of museums and historical buildings throughout the region throw open their doors for free to the public.
One of the main attractions of "la Diada" is the "portes obertes" in celebration of Catalan National Day on September 11. On this day a number of museums and historical buildings throughout the region throw open their doors for free to the public.
For those of you just arriving in Barcelona, this may be one of the most important reminders of all: You do not need to choose between honoring where you came from and embracing where you are.
As summer draws to a close, September eases us into autumn with some of region's most interesting and eclectic film festivals.
Award-winning Filipino entrepreneur and author Lyn Lozano Galicia is bringing the adventures, lessons and memories of her childhood in the Philippines to a new generation with the launch of the Lucky Lyn-Lyn children’s book series.
This picturesque route—a 105 kilometer, circular section of the GR 175 hiking trail—takes you through rural countryside and ancient villages against a backdrop of the soaring Prades Mountains.
If you’re looking for a quiet place to unwind, the Jardins de Portolà is an ideal spot. You won’t find it on any tourist map; it’s a small, secluded residential garden with design elements that are reminiscent of a bygone era.
It is estimated that more than 50,000 migrants crossed entered the small Spanish enclave of Ceuta in the course of a single day after the border effectively collapsed
The annual festival celebrating Sant Roc is the oldest major festival in the city, and dates back to 1589.
For one week in August, Gràcia’s narrow streets are embellished with decorations and artwork, each one forming a tunnel that transports you to a different wonderland.
Thinking about getting in shape? Barcelona hosts a number of 5 km and 10 km runs to get you moving.
Mercader was a Catalan communist who murdered Leon Trotsky.
