Food with Memory: A Jewish Culinary Feast at Toldot Barcelona

Sharing a traditional Jewish meal

Monica and Eva tell stories through their food.  Monica grew up in a Syrian-Jewish family in Mexico. Eva was born in Australia into a Jewish family with Irish and Polish background. Together they are the heart and soul of Toldot Barcelona, an institution that promotes Jewish heritage through food.  Through Toldot, Monica and Eva offer […]

Barcelona In February【2024】: Festivals, Events & Much More…

The Llum light festival is reason enough to visit Barcelona in February!

February usually gets a bad rap: it’s short, cold, and there’s not much going on—unless you’re in Barcelona! After all, there’s always something to do here in the thriving Catalan capital! Even one of the dreariest months of the year feels fun and exciting here, with plenty of festivals and unique cultural events taking place. […]

Guide to Visiting Barcelona for Work – The Best Advice for Business Travelers

Group toasting with red wine

Visiting Barcelona for work? We’ve got you covered with top business leisure travel tips, from hotels and transportation to the city’s best cuisine. Barcelona is already world-famous for its incredible architecture, gorgeous coastline, vibrant nightlife and colorful history. But it’s also gaining a new reputation when it comes to bleisure travel, thanks to its infinite […]

The Ultimate Guide to the Tastiest European Gourmet Gifts

European gourmet gifts.

Looking for the perfect present or gourmet gifts to bring back from your European travels? Here at Devour, we believe the best souvenirs are the kind you can eat—and the same goes for gifts! If you’re traveling in Europe, it’s pretty much mandatory to stock up on souvenirs. But instead of filling your suitcase with […]

What to do in Barcelona in January

One of the most popular events in Barcelona in January is the Three Kings' Parade! Kids and adults alike love this festive celebration on January 5.

This blog post was originally posted on December 9, 2014, and was updated on December 4, 2019. Christmas has come and gone, but Barcelona isn’t slowing down anytime soon as the new year kicks in. The first week of January is full of Reyes celebrations (more on that in a bit), but that’s not all. […]

Christmas Markets in Barcelona

Christmas markets in Barcelona are the best way to get into the holiday spirit!

This blog post was originally posted on November 21, 2014, and was updated on November 27, 2019. Barcelona’s Christmas markets provide a classic European feel with a Catalan twist. Known as firas, Christmas markets here in the Catalan capital are unlike any other you’ll experience. And what makes the Christmas markets in Barcelona even better is […]

Where to Eat on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day in Barcelona

Tragaluz is easily one of our favorite options for where to eat on Christmas Day in Barcelona. You can't get much better than fresh Mediterranean dishes and excellent wine!

The best way to get in the holiday spirit is with a perfect meal! On major holidays like December 25, Barcelona practically shuts down as locals cozy up at home with their loved ones. However, while your choice of where to eat on Christmas in Barcelona may be limited, there are some true culinary gems […]

Everything You Need to Know About Solo Travel in Barcelona

A man standing in a small inner courtyard of a historic stone building

Solo travel is one of the most rewarding ways to experience a social city like Barcelona. That means if you’re getting ready to head to the Catalan capital on your own, you’re in for a treat! Solo travel in Barcelona means interacting with local culture and traditions in a deeper way. And that’s not to […]

Where to Eat Dinner on New Year’s Eve in Barcelona

Restaurant Fonda España in Barcelona

New Year’s Eve in Barcelona isn’t complete without a perfect holiday meal.If you’re wondering where, exactly, you can find one, you’ve come to the right place! There are plenty of great restaurants here in the Catalan capital serving up excellent meals on New Year’s Eve. From classic tapas to modern gastro delights and everything in […]

New Year’s Eve in Barcelona: Dancing, Swimming, & More

Lights illuminated behind Plaça d'Espanya and the MNAC museum in Barcelona on New Year's Eve

There’s no better place to party than Barcelona—especially on New Year’s Eve. From traditional sit-down dinners at home with the whole family, to all-out ragers in the city’s hottest nightclubs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on New Year’s Eve in Barcelona. The vibrant Catalan capital is the perfect place to ring in the new […]

What to do in Barcelona in December

If you're visiting Barcelona in December, you absolutely can't miss the opportunity to walk around and check out the city's gorgeous displays of Christmas lights.

This blog post was originally posted on November 26, 2014 and was updated on November 6, 2019. The holiday season has officially arrived here in Barcelona, and we can’t wait to share our favorite winter traditions with you. The festive fun brings a new sense of magic to the streets of the Catalan capital. If […]

Visiting Barcelona in November: What to Know & Where to Go

base of brick clock tower in city square in Barcelona in November.

  Barcelona in November is a great time to visit the Catalan capital. The heat waves of summer are long gone, and locals here in Barcelona are welcoming fall with open arms. From seasonal cultural activities to mouthwatering autumnal foods, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy Barcelona in November. Here’s what’s on our agenda […]

What to Do in Barcelona in October

Lighted ceiling of the Sagrada Familia on a dark day in Barcelona

After the bustling summer months draw to a close, it’s time to relax and enjoy Barcelona in October. Weather-wise, it’s the best of both worlds, with pleasant, mild temperatures and plenty of sunny days. You’ll want to spend hours relaxing on a sunny terrace, complete with good food and drinks and even better company. But […]

What to Do in Barcelona in September: Montserrat, Soccer, & More

A man walking around and admiring the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (National Museum of Art of Catalonia)

Barcelona in September is positively magical. As summer tourist crowds clear out and locals return from vacation, the city begins to retain more of the authentic charm that enamors so many. Weather-wise, sunny days and pleasantly cool nights help add to its appeal. And if you’re still not sure why we love Barcelona in September […]

Navigating a Catalan Menu: Catalan Food Vocabulary & Tips

Bocata sandwiches and sparkling cava: a traditional Catalan breakfast

Forget everything you learned in your high school Spanish class. Here in Barcelona, it’s all about Catalan. Sure, many people regularly speak Castilian Spanish here in Barcelona. But pride in the local language runs deep in Catalonia, and making an effort to speak a little bit of Catalan will immediately make the locals smile. It […]

Where to Find the Best Crema Catalana in Barcelona

Caramelizing the sugar with a blowtorch on the best crema catalana in Barcelona.

Everyone’s heard of crème brûlée—but what if we told you the Catalans were making a version of the famous dessert centuries before the French dreamed up theirs? Crema catalana is a staple on dessert menus throughout Spain. But in its home region of Catalonia, the obsession for this tasty treat runs deep. It’s not just […]

Where to Shop in Barcelona: The Ultimate Guide

Terrace in El Raval, Barcelona

It’s no secret by now that chic, stylish Barcelona is a shopper’s dream come true. The even better news: the diversity and variety of the Catalan capital makes it easy to find anything and everything you could possibly want. Glitzy luxury brands? Quirky, eccentric boutiques? Handcrafted artisanal goods? You name it, Barcelona’s got it. This […]

Barcelona in August: Summer Festivals, Movies, Pools, & More

Castellers d'Esplugues creating human pyramids in Barcelona

This blog post was originally posted on July 20, 2015 and was updated on January 4, 2023. When it comes to visiting Spain in August, few destinations pack as much allure as Barcelona. Sure, many locals leave and head out on vacation, but the city also takes on a much more relaxed summer vibe. Throw […]

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