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'HERE IS HOW OUR STORY BEGINS'

SuiteLife is full service boutique real estate agency based in the heart of sunny Barcelona. We are a young, dynamic and hungry team. We’re multicultural, multilingual, and multi-passionate. We work 24/7 so we can be there for you whenever you need us, not just from 9am-5am. Our specialties are residential property sales in and around Barcelona, property personal shopping, relocations, and mid and long term rentals. We are, of course, very well versed in helping foreigners invest in real estate in the city.

Suite dreams are made of you, our client You’re the reason we get up in the morning and the reason for many a coffee-fuelled late night in the office. We curate and carefully select all of our properties and clients so that we can dedicate to each of you the time and energy that you deserve. Please read on to get to know our wonderland and constantly growing team. We would all love to hear from you so don’t be shy!

 

suite dreams are made for you

GET TO KNOW THE FOUNDER

BENNY MOUCKLEY

 

Benny was born in Toronto, Canada and ended up coming to Barcelona in 2004 to complete his international MBA at EADA. He fell in love with the city, met the best friends of his life, and decided to never leave!

SUITE, I WANT TO KNOW MORE

 

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PRIVILEGE CLUB

REFER A FRIEND AND MAKE MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP

REFERRALS FORM SIGN UP

. REFER YOUR FRIENDS TO US

. EARN UPTO €500 FROM THE SALE / PURCHASE OF THEIR PROPERTY

EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS - Coming Soon
IN AMAZING STORES THROUGHTOUT BARCELONA

REFERRAL  PROGRAM

At Suitelife we are obsessively devoted to looking after our clients. In fact the majority of our business' growth and success over the years has had to do with the many referrals we get from our happy clients.

Did you know that 85% of people trust referrals from their friends? That's powerful!

We think it's only fair to you that those valuable referrals you make are compensated for when we make a successful transaction.

So we created the Privilege Club Referrals Program, you can just refer all your friends looking to buy / sell / rent a property.

Let us do all the work and let your passive income roll in!

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HOW DOES IT WORK

It’s really very simple

1. If you want to be part of the Privilege Club get in touch with us and apply HERE.

2. Once you’ve signed up you’ll be sent a confirmation mail with your unique members number that will also be your referrals code.

3. Start referring your friends. When your friend gets in touch with us about their petition to buy or sell, they will give us your referral number and that’s it, that client is always under you and when we do business with them you’ll be paid.

4. If you make successful referrals your payment will be increased for each one. Our top referrers will be eligible for prizes and vacation.!

5. Just for being part of the Privilege Club you get access to exclusive discounts curated by us for all kind of useful stores in BCN.

6. That’s it! Sit back and enjoy you passive income! Everyone can use a bit extra money right? So what are you waiting for? Sign up now!

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You won’t ever have to lift a finger. Just refer your friend to us.

And we’ll take care of the rest

REFER A FRIEND

+34 615 384 745 \ info@suitelife.com

IT'S OUR PRIVILEGE TO WORK WITH YOU

SUBSCRIBE, ENJOY, HAVE FUN, LIVE LIFE

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BENNY MOUCKLEY

Benny’s roots and interests are both entrepreneurship and real estate and in 2007, right after the biggest real estate crash in Spanish history, Benny setup Suitelife, looking to get into the real estate market and especially help foreigners who, like himself, had the experience of moving to a new city and having it feel like a new world.

After 10 years Suitelife has become a thriving and dynamic boutique real estate agency providing top quality service and products to their varied and discerning clientelle. Benny is a registered real estate broker found in AICAT #7601, a member of the API organisation #A11710, and is regularly featured on property programs like HGTV’s international House Hunters and Barcelona TV.

Benny specialises in the both residential sales and rentals and is an expert in the Barcelona market. He loves helping his clients buy, sell and invest in properties with high profitibility and optimising Suitelife's service at each step of the way to ensure your success.

Languages: English & Spanish

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CONTACT YOUR AGENTS

WELCOME HOME

OUR OFFICE

Address: Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel, 1 BIS, 08006 BCN, Spain







    Contact via Whatsapp   

BENNY MOUCKLEY

Managing Director,
Specialises in both residential sales and rentals.

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REQUEST FORM

YOU KEEP DREAMING. WE KEEP SEARCHING

RENTALS

SALES

RELOCATION

GENERAL

Please enter the following information for your rental inquiry.
We will reply with an initial list of properties for you to consider.

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I AM HUMAN SEND

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Let us guide you and facilitate everything so your transition is smooth.
Looking forward to hearing from you!

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Welcome to our neighborhood guide, created just for you,
where you'll find everything you need to know about all
the "Barrios" in Barcelona, before deciding where to live or visit.

ALL NEIGHBORHOODS

BARCELONETA

BORNE

DIAGONAL MAR

EIXAMPLE

GOTIC

GRÀCIA

LES CORTS

POBLE SEC

POBLE NOU

RAVAL

SARRIÀ SANT GERVASI

VILLA OLÍMPICA

BUY

RENT

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SARRIÀ SANT GERVASI

HIGH CLASS LIVING IN THE "ZONA ALTA"

AT A GLANCE PROS AND CONS LOCATION MARKET SNAPSHOT PHOTOS

WELCOME TO SARRIÀ-SANT GERVASI

The second largest neighborhood in our beloved Barcelona is Sarrià-Sant Gervasi - a quiet paradise in the north-west of the city, bordering with Gracia.

Sarria-Sant Gervasi is renowned as the most expensive neighborhood in Barcelona, and you get what you pay for - the area is filled with green parks, shopping areas, interesting sights, and narrow and quiet streets. This neighborhood has a distinct small-town feeling, making it very special. The greatest aspect of this neighborhood is it's location further from the most touristic parts of the city. What does this mean? A good nights sleep, and total tranquillity .

The earliest information on Sarrià-Sant Gervasi was contained in a document written in 987, describing the neighborhood's origin as a Roman colony. The neighbourhood itself was orginally part of various smaller towns which eventually formed the larger town of Sarrià, which was then integrated into Barcelona in 1921.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Families, executives, young professionals and students. Lots of locals. This is an upperclass zone.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Lots of activity but way less hectic and more pleasant than the old city.

LIFESTYLE

A wide array of high end shopping, bars, restaurants and nightlife. A little more green space as well than most neighborhoods.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A ton of noise, this is a slightly more residential area.

THE MARKET

Always hot. For locals and expats alike once you've been here a few years Sant Gervasi starts looking better and better. This is a great neighborhood to settle down in.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The nightlife and shopping in Galvany, and the gorgeous residential streets in Tres Torres.

PROS AND CONS

If you are searching for a more laid-back lifestyle, or don't like the overcrowded touristic sights - this is the place to be in Barcelona

Beautiful, cozy and clean upper scale neighbourhood

Quite far from Barcelona's beaches

Housing prices tend to be higher

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

14€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Sarria is

12.2%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

4500€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Sarria is

34%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

The market in Sant Gervasi is pretty much always hot. Since it's the upscale neighborhood in the city, there is always more demand than supply. It's broken up into sub areas of which Galvany is the most accessible price wise and most lively, Bonanova is more residential, Tres Torres is more upscale and residential, and then Sarria which is also very residential and quaint as it was once a small village.

Rental and sales prices are amongst the highest in the city but deals can always be found. If you're looking for a more upscale environment or want to be in a great place for your family then Sant Gervasi / Sarria is just the place for you.

PHOTO GALLERY

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RENTAL PROPERTIES IN SARRIA SANT GERVASI


SALES PROPERTIES IN SARRIA SANT GERVASI


RETURN TO ALL NEIGHBORHOODS

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LES CORTS

BARCELONA'S BUSINESS DISTRICT

AT A GLANCE PROS AND CONS LOCATION MARKET SNAPSHOT PHOTOS

WELCOME TO LES CORTS

Les Corts is one of the bigger neighborhoods in Barcelona. Despite its great size, this area doesn't hold so many attractions or famous landmarks, giving it an authentic and non-touristic atmosphere. Les Corts has become one of the most important financial and business districts in Barcelona. People looking for a quiet, peaceful and secure lifestyle will feel at home in this neighborhood.

Les Corts began to take its form in 1897 and was part of two former municipalities - Les Corts de Sarria and Sarria, today known as 'Sarria -Sant Gervasi' neighborhood. Les Corts was a town independent from Barcelona, but when a new plans to expand Barcelona were developed, Les Corts became a neighborhood of the Catalan capital. Today, apartment buildings and glass-covered office buildings have consumed almost every bit of this old towns landscape, leaving little trace of the traditional architecture that used to be present. Nevertheless, you can catch glimpses of this neighborhood's traditional past in 'Plaza De La Concòrdia' located behind L'illa shopping mall. There you will find La Església Maria de Déu del Remei - a beautiful parish with its signature 40 meter high bell tower.

Today, Les Corts is renowned as Barcelona's business neighborhood. Here, the Spanish big-bank, La Caixa, has its headquarters and is where other big and small businesses reside. Given this, Les Courts has several hotels and restaurants to accommodate International business commuters.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Mostly national, many families.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A central, non-descript, safe neighborhood.

LIFESTYLE

Very family oriented, more than enough commerce and entertainment.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A busy colourful neighborhood. Les Corts is more laid back and family oriented.

THE MARKET

Prices maintain well here and there is steady demand as it's the financial district and home to many companies.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The residential feel, L'Illa shopping centre, Camp Nou.

PROS AND CONS

Very quiet and less presence of tourists than other Barcelona neighborhoods. The neighborhood is very peaceful outside of business hours.

Many food and drink options can be found around Plaza La Concòrdia where locals often go to grab a cold beer and eat some tapas.

Very well connected to with other areas of Barcelona by metro and bus.

The enormous L'illa shopping center houses several shops, catering for all styles and tastes.

Neighborhood is home to FC Barcelona - 'Camp Nou' Stadium

The neighborhoood's tranquil profile may leave you bored.

Flats and properties in this neighborhood are known to be more expensive.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

12€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Les Corts is

3.7%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

4200€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Les Corts is

25%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

Compared with other neighborhoods in Barcelona, real estate in Les Corts tends to be more expensive. The neighborhood is quiet and safe so clients who value peace and solitude are drawn to this area and are willing to pay to satisfy their needs. Additionally, given its concentration of businesses, many professionals relocate to the area to be closer to work. Given this, homeowners are in a position to raise prices to levels that are high but still affordable for their clientele. The neighborhood tends to be less diverse but a great option for families. Also, the Pedralbes section of the area is the most upscale and expensive location in the city.

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]]> 9440 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/gracia/ Mon, 16 Jul 2018 18:55:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8913

GRACIA

BARCELONA'S BUSINESS DISTRICT

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WELCOME TO GRACIA

Gracia Barcelona is SuiteLife's favourite Barcelona neighborhood! Gracia is by far (in our opinion) the coolest Barcelona 'barrio', or neighborhood, and if you're looking for a serious Barcelona neighborhood guide, look no further for we are decade-long BCN expats and have the lowdown on the local life.

Gracia Barcelona is one of the most famed and popular of all the Barcelona neighborhoods. It's also our absolute favourite. Once upon a time it was its own quaint town on the outskirts of BCN. In 1897 after the famous Exiample extension of the city the expanding city swallowed up the little town and it became known as the neighborhood of Gracia Barcelona. Today you can't find a more vibrant and charming Barcelona neighborhood. The array of residents is eclectic, to say the least: Older Catalán people who have spent their whole lives in Gracia, young families, a bohemian artsy alternative crew, the fashionistas, hipsters, and of course the guiris!!! Really, it's a mixed bag, and that's what makes it so rich.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Many Catalán people who have lived there their whole lives. Also a huge concentration of young international people and a bit of a hipster and bohemian crowd as well.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Amazing plaza atmosphere, small quiet and pedestrian streets. Excellent bars, restaurants and shopping as well.

LIFESTYLE

Very social and lots of life in the streets. Young, vibrant and eclectic.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

There's not very much green space at all in Gracia, although you won't miss it at all and hey you can't have everything.

THE MARKET

Very competitive and sought after, especially in Vila de Gracia. This is one of the neighbourhoods that foreign investors are most attracted to.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The atmosphere of a bustleing small town in the heart of the city. Take a 5 minute stroll around Vila de Gracia and you'll know what we mean!

PROS AND CONS

Unique 'small town' feel while still being in the heart of the city.

Excellent and dense boutique commerce: some of the city's best restaurants, clothes and shoes shopping, galleries, bars, and markets, for example.

Very high quality of life and environment: community life focuses on Gracia's plazas, which are scattered like gems throughout the barrio. Life is vibrant in the squares as people from all walks of life gather there daily.

Competition for apartments in Gracia Barcelona is fierce. Supply is low, demand is through the roof.

Buildings are old, apartments are small. Good renovated apartments cost a pretty penny.

You might never want to live in another part of the city again!

Not always the quietest neighborhood in the city. If you want total peace and quiet try Sant Gervasi / Sarria.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

11€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Gracia is

11.7%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3200€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Gracia is

4%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

Competition for finding a property in Gracia Barcelona is Fierce, with a capital F. Prices in Gracia Barcelona are higher than the norm in terms of the general state of the flats. The buildings tend to be old, the apartments on the smaller side, and the state of renovation is usually lacking. Of course there are more renovated flats all the way up super lux apartments but for those you'll pay an accordingly higher premium. The most desired part of the Barcelona barrio to live in is actually called "Villa de Gracia". This is the part of Gracia that feels like a little magical village. Many enamoured people resolve to never leave the barrio and move around within the same area for decades. Add the fact that it's a favourite of seemingly all international newcomers and you've got a veritable feeding frenzy.

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]]> 9441 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/eixample/ Mon, 16 Jul 2018 21:16:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8919

EIXAMPLE

HEART OF THE CITY, AND ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT-OUT AREAS

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WELCOME TO EIXAMPLE

L'Eixample is the biggest of all Barcelona neighborhoods. The Catalan word 'Eixample' translates to "extension" or "enlargement" in Enlgish. Eixample wraps around and borders almost all of the city's neighborhoods, and hence it serves as a great link for its inhabitants, leaving them very well connected to the rest of the city.

We believe L'Eixample is Barcelona's grandest neighborhood. It is a middle to upper-middle class quarter, flaunting many of Barcelona's architectural highlights. It is also home to Barcelona's stylish and luxurious shops such as Gucci and Tiffany's, located on Passeig de Gracia (the Barcelona equivalent of 5th Avenue in NY), and some of the more luxury hotels in Barcelona such as the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

During the city's 19th century industrial boom, architects planned wide diagonal boulevards reaching out from old Barcelona to form a new bourgeois stomping ground. It was one of the first cities in the world to create and use a grid system.

L'Eixample has a uniquely modernist character, making it a fascinating place to get to know. Nearly every architectural attraction in Barcelona from the turn of the 20th century is located in L'Eixample.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Such a mix it's impossible to classify. Being the most central and largest area of the city it's home to every demographic.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Spacious grid style streets, extremely safe, newer buildings, excellent property conditions, great investment opportunities.

LIFESTYLE

For those who love the constant movement of the city but can't stand the density of the downtown.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A uniform experience, the area is large and there are different sections (Sagrada Familia, Sant Antoni, Left, Right) that have different vibes.

THE MARKET

The Eixample is a no-brainer for investors. It's a great place to buy or rent. You just need to find the right location and your off.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The gorgeous layout and modernist architecture.

PROS AND CONS

Eixample is a spacious, clean and secure neighborhood

Given its large size, there is a high supply of apartments. This creates favourable conditions for tenants as prices are often more negotiable in comparison to other neighborhoods

Irrespective of which part of Eixample you prefer, the neighborhood is very central and well connected by public transport (Metro, Bus and Biking)

The outer parts (for example, the far right of the neighborhood) can lack nightlife and can tend to be a bit boring.

Depending on the street you live on or by you could be exposed to a lot of street noise.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

12.2€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Eixample is

2.7%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3850€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Eixample is

15%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

L'Eixample is a very popular neighborhood of Barcelona and the flats get snapped up almost as soon as they become available. In saying that, given the size of the neighborhood there is always something available. It's worth noting that the further away you are from the centre of Eixample, particularly Passeig de Gracia, the cheaper the rental price. For Example, Dreta de L'Eixample (the right of Eixample) located close to the Sagrada Familia, offers fantastic value and is still close to the centre. Our advice is not to get too hung up on which part of the Eixample you live in. Because it is so well-connected with public transport, you'll get much better value for money the further you move to the left or right of its centre. In terms of buying a property, especially if it will be an investment property, the sub area of the Eixample that you choose will have a heavy influence on the profitability.

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]]> 9442 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/poble-sec/ Mon, 16 Jul 2018 21:31:35 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8924

POBLE SEC

BARCELONA'S BUSINESS DISTRICT

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WELCOME TO POBLE SEC

Poble Sec is a wonderfully underrated and up and coming area in Barcelona. Once known as a seedy area, it is now becoming quite trendy and the home of some of Barcelona's best bars and restaurants. Much like the Sant Antoni part of the Eixample, Poble Sec is starting to gentrify and there are very interesting opportunities here. One of the cheapest areas to drink in the city. The atmosphere is laid back and down-to-earth, a mini Gracia, if you will, in very close proximity to the city centre.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Quite local but increasingly multicultural.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A great residential neighborhood very centrally located in the city.

LIFESTYLE

Lots of life in the streets. From bars and watering holes to a multitude of theatres and great restaurants.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

Tourists. Poble Sec doesn't have any major historical sights to see, or for tourists to flock to. All the better for its inhabitants.

THE MARKET

An upcoming market and location. Very central with easy access to the downtown while being on it's perimeter.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The overwhelming sense of community spirit amongst the neighbours.

PROS AND CONS

Excellent location to price correlation.

Excellent community spirit and general ambience amongst residents.

Lower hosing prices with potential opportunities for investors.

A humble lower-middle class neighborhood.

Not as well known an area and hence doesn't command as high sale prices on investments.

Buildings tend to be small and sometimes run down. Not a lot of new buildings in the area.

The location for some people can be a little too on the edge of the city.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

10€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Poble Sec is

20.7%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

2700€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Poble Sec is

19%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

Poble Sec is an interesting neighborhood in terms of it's real estate market. Due to it's location and easy commute to the center of the city, it can be interesting to expats, anyone who has to go to the airport daily, and for investors. You get the same small town feel as you would in Gracia, but since it's less well known, you're also going to get more for your money. There's something special about Poble Sec which you feel right away. It's the sense of community and community spirit, which is refreshing and not easily found in Barcelona. For investments you'd be looking to by as close to Avenida Parallel as possible either close to Plaza Espanya or the port.

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]]> 9443 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/raval/ Mon, 16 Jul 2018 21:43:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8927

RAVAL

BARCELONA'S BUSINESS DISTRICT

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WELCOME TO EL RAVAL

Barcelona Raval Neighborhood is the city's most infamous, and misunderstood, Barcelona neighborhood.

Until recently, Raval neighborhood was one of the most densely populated urban areas in the world. Over the years, several (and ongoing) regeneration plans have eased this overpopulation, but many parts of the Raval neighborhood still remain untouched from the middle ages. In the 1970's, as heroin made its way into El Raval, things began to get a little dodgy. The bottom part of the Raval, towards the port, became an almost red light district, with drugs and prostitution running rampant.

The Raval Neighborhood today, is becoming a much different place. Depopulation continues and the city is slowly but surely removing at risk parts of the area and replacing them with ramblas, plazas, cultural centers, 5 star hotels, etc. The land is just too centric and too valuable, and likely, the current gentrification of the area will one day bring the area up to the level of El Borne, Barcelona's currently most trendy area.

It is our opinion that Raval neighborhood is misunderstood and gets a bad rap. We believe it's an eclectic, multicultural, and vibrant area. Yes, you'll find a large immigrant population here, and yes you'll find a little more petty crime than normal (although nothing compared to other major cities world-wide), but the Raval is also more rich in culture and diversity than any other Barcelona neighborhoods. There are also some amazing deals to be found when looking to rent or buy an apartment in Barcelona.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

The neighbours are mostly immigrants from all over the world although as it slowly becomes more trendy, you'll also find, artists, hipsters and speculators.

WHAT TO EXPECT

The most gritty downtown experience of the different neighborhoods, however there are several parts that are much more desirable and some great long term investment opportunities.

LIFESTYLE

Social life takes place mostly in the streets in the Raval, and it's has some of the best nightlife in the city.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A tranquil sterile environment. Raval is colourful and flavourful and that's what makes it so rich.

THE MARKET

Great opportunities if you pick the right sub section. In 20 years from now the Raval could easily be as posh as the Borne.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The diverse people, sounds, smells, tastes, and amazing nightlife.

PROS AND CONS

Extremely ethnically diverse.

Excellent nightlife and food options.

Can often find amazing deals on apartments for rent because of the public's perception of the area.

Higher than average petty crime rate.

Streets and buildings are often run down and dirty.

As in the rest of the old city, unless your budget will afford you a renovated flat, the buildings here are old and it's not always easy to find a cozy place.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

12€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Raval is

3.7%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3000€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Raval is

10%

Less than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

El Raval is the one neighborhood that people are told, even before they arrive to the city, not to even consider living in. Its reputation (whether merited or not) usually always precedes itself, and most of SuiteLife's service request forms usually mention 'not Raval'. We understand that this neighborhood is not for everyone. However, many people miss out on great opportunities simply because they won't even give it a chance.

There are several 'good' parts of the Raval neighborhood, that we would suggest: The upper part (near Plaza Catalunya and Plaza Universitat) and the lower part (the bottom part of Rambla Raval and down to the port) have been regenerated over the years by the government and are pleasurable areas to live in as well as excellently located in the centre.

In general, searching for a quality apartment in the Raval neighborhood can be like looking for a needle in a haystack. Many of the buildings date back to the middle ages and over the years they haven't been renovated too much. Bad electrical wiring and plumbing and lack of natural light are common problems found in Raval buildings.

Where the real deals are found is on renovated apartments for rent or for sale. Since buying costs are traditionally lower in the Raval, over the years many investors have bought flats, gutted and renovated them, and then put them on the market for sale or for rent. Many times you'll find absolutely gorgeous properties, that, had they been in another area of town, would have demanded a much higher price tag. For true value hunters, the Raval can be a gold mine.

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]]> 9444 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/gotic/ Tue, 17 Jul 2018 00:29:54 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8930

GOTIC

THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN BARCELONA

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WELCOME TO GOTIC

El Gotico Barcelona (also known as the Gothic Quarter, Barri Gòtic, Barrio Gótico, Etc...) is the city's oldest neighborhood. Gotico Barcelona is the nucleus of the Old City (aka Ciutat Vella) and it gets its name from medieval times. Also situated in Ciutat Vella are El Raval, Barceloneta, La Ribera, and El Born. Situated to the left of Las Ramblas (if you are facing the sea) the Gotico runs all the way over to Via Laietana, and from Plaza Catalunya all the way down to Paseo Colón and the harbour.

Gotico Barcelona is the underground well from where the city draws its magic and is certainly one of the most popular and tourist-centric neighborhoods of Barcelona. The narrow streets, bustling vibe, and excellent bars and shopping have the ability to lead you around a corner, and then another one, and then lose you completely. Home to the über-famous "Las Ramblas", Gotico Barcelona is not only the oldest zone but also the most historically rich.

Thought to be first conquered by the Romans, in about 15 B.C., Gotico Barcelona has changed quite a bit over time through the Medieval ages, especially during the 18th and 19th Century. Over the years Barcelona grew up and around it, and today marks the true centre of the city.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Your typical downtown fare from business execs, to erasmus students, to the homeless sleeping on the streets and everything in between.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A little dirtier, a little louder, and a little crazier than most neighborhoods. Lots of tourists.

LIFESTYLE

Everything goes. Fast paced and eclectic, there's something for everyone in the Gothic.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

Don't expect a quiet relaxing neighborhood. The gothic quarter is for city slickers.

THE MARKET

Lots of movement. The Gothic is the most central part of the downtown, borders las Ramblas and Plaza Catalunya so it's great for investment properties and people looking to be centrally located.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The streets and architecture could make your jaw drop. There are buildings here older than many countries, and even Roman ruins.

PROS AND CONS

SO much going on in this neighborhood, and extremely culturally and historically rich.

Very central and well connected by all forms of transportation.

Excellent nightlife, restaurants, and great small streets to explore Gotico's hidden gems.

This is as downtown as it gets, so the streets are often dirty, crowded, and loud.

There is quite a bit of petty theft going on, so you need to be very aware.

Living-wise, buildings tend to be old and run down, and apartments on the smaller side. Of course you can find large renovated flats too, but those come at a premium.

LOCATION

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MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

14€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Gótico is

12.2%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3700€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Gótico is

10%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

Living in the Gotico is not for everyone, and usually people either love or hate it. If you're a real city slicker and love the hustle and bustle of living in the thick of it, and everything that goes along with that, then this is hands down the best neighborhood for you. If you like a little more peace and quite, don't like seeing hords of tourists all the time, or living in a labyrinth of dark winding streets, than you should try another neighborhood.

Pricing tends to be pretty reasonable on rentals in Gotico Barcelona. For a 1 bedroom, you're probably looking at about 700-1000€. The flats in Gotico tend to be smaller, but this is not always the case. In order to get a terrace or attic, something with natural light, and especially anything renovated, you will pay a bit of a premium. We suggest not living directly on or too close to Las Ramblas as people usually get sick of its chaos quite quickly.

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]]> 9445 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/borne/ Tue, 17 Jul 2018 01:39:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8935

BORNE

THE TRENDIEST BARCELONA NEIGHBORHOOD

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WELCOME TO BORNE

El Born neighborhood (sometimes spelled Borne or El Borne) is without a doubt the trendiest Barcelona neighborhood. You'll find endless restaurants, boutique shopping, and nightlife. It has maintained its medieval heritage, while also being populated by sites such as the Picasso Museum, the Palau de la Musica, and the church of Santa Maria del Mar.

El Borne was alive and well in medieval times. It was a bustling area, closely situated to the port, so many traders became rich and built palaces that can still be seen today on Calle Montcada. In the 16th century there was a financial crisis resulting from a downturn in Mediterranean trade, so Felipe V destroyed much of the neighborhood to build a fortress, which was later converted into the beautiful Parc Ciutadela.

The 19th Century, along with the creation of the Eixample, brought a renewal of El Borne. Calle Princesa and Via Laetana were created, opening up and making the neighborhood more accessible. After the 1929 Expo, many immigrant workers moved to the area. However, due to the sheer number of new inhabitants, living conditions quickly began to decline.

In 1980 the city began a major renovation plan of the area and over the last 30 years El Borne has turned into the fantastically fashionable neighborhood you see today.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Trend setters and followers. Artists, entrepreneurs, single, young, and many international people.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Overstimulation! Galleries, bars, boutiques, and more. Explore the winding streets there are new discoveries daily.

LIFESTYLE

Trendy downtown life. Well connected to the Ciutadela Parc and the sea.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

Quiet residential living. You're in the core here and there's activity everywhere you look.

THE MARKET

Competitive. This is the most sought after part of the old city.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

Passeig del Borne and surrounding streets, Ciutadela Parc, and the new bars, galleries and restaurants constantly popping up.

PROS AND CONS

El born has an almost magical feel. It's an off-beat and fashionable Barcelona barrio that offers up some of the city's best art galleries, funky boutique shopping, and simply excellent, bars, clubs, and tapas.

The architecture and winding streets will take your breath away.

Very centrally located El Borne is nestled between the Gothic Quarter and arguably the city's most relaxing and enjoyable green spaces called Parc Ciutadela.

You pay a premium for almost everything here and housing costs are on the steep side.

El Born is only well-connected to the Yellow L4 Metro line, which can be a tad inconvenient.

If you're looking for a quiet neighborhood to live in, El Born might be a little too bustlin' for you.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

14€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Borne is

12.2%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3700€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Borne is

10%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

Similar to Gracia and Eixample, El Borne Barcelona is one of the city's most sought-after niehgborhoods. Since becoming a sort of Mecca of all things cool', housing competition is fierce. Many of the apartments are renovated very stylishly. You are going to pay a premium to live here though, especially in the bottom part of the Borne, closest to the port, and around the Parc Ciutadela. The buildings tend to be old and the streets narrow, so it's not common to find flats with tons of natural light, unless you get lucky enough to find an attic. The Borne is an excellent, safe, and vibrant neighborhood and we highly suggest it to our clients.

Pricing tends to be pretty reasonable on rentals in Gotico Barcelona. For a 1 bedroom, you're probably looking at about 700-1000€. The flats in Gotico tend to be smaller, but this is not always the case. In order to get a terrace or attic, something with natural light, and especially anything renovated, you will pay a bit of a premium. We suggest not living directly on or too close to Las Ramblas as people usually get sick of its chaos quite quickly.

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]]> 9446 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/neighborhood/villa-olimpica/ Tue, 17 Jul 2018 13:04:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?page_id=8940

VILLA OLIMPICA

A GOLD MEDAL CHOICE

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WELCOME TO VILLA OLIMPICA

Villa Olimpica is home to the Olympic village which was constructed to house the 15,000 competitors of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Previous to this it was part of the industrial area of Barcelona. Contained in the area is the Port Olimpic, which was the marina for the Olympic games and where many of the watersports events took place. Now in Villa Olimpica you will find a skyline dominated by two very high buildings (154 meters tall to be exact); Torre Mapfre and the Hotel Arts Barcelona often referred to as "The Twin Towers".

The area is also brimming with other interesting modern architecture, the most famous being the huge shimmering copper fish by Frank Gehry. There is an abundance of classy lounge clubs found on Nova Icaria beach, and the famous Ice Bar Barcelona is also located here. Moll de Mestral and Moll de Gregal is where you want to head if you want amazing seafood. Apart from the beach, the Villa Olimpica 'barrio' also has La Villa shopping centre (containing the Yelma cinema) and La Ciutadella Parc to offer, the latter housing Barcelona's Zoo. Being within 20 minutes walk of the Gotico Barcelona and Born Barcelona, this is an ideal location.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Young families and professionals. People who like the modernity of the Olympics era buildings.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Sun, space, great beach and parks access, nice quality of life.

LIFESTYLE

Laid back for sure.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

Not as heavily dense commerce, you might have to walk more than one block to get milk and eggs.

THE MARKET

Competitive, there's lots of over priced apartments that tend not to move, so when something at market value comes around it moves fast.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The beaches, Avenida Icaria, and the easy access to the city centre.

PROS AND CONS

Built for the 1992 Olympic Games the area is one of the more bright, spacious, and modern in Barcelona.

Excellently located within walking distance to both the centre and the beach, yet just far enough off the beaten tourist track be a quiet nice Barcelona neighborhood.

Being a relatively new area, the buildings tend to be new and those looking for more renovated accommodations will be very happy in this area.

Not the most exciting or 'happening' Barcelona barrio.

You will be pretty exposed to hordes of tourists in many of the area's commercial zones.

If a Tsunami hits BCN you'll be screwed! (Ok, this one's a bit far-fetched, but there weren't enough cons!)

LOCATION

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11.5€ M²

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Villa Olimpica Barcelona is certainly a popular neighborhood to live in. In terms of peacefulness and tranquility, it is quite similar to Poblenou Barcelona. However, unlike Poblenou, Villa Olimpica is much more modern and new in terms of the buildings and flats themselves. Prices tend to be a tad higher than normal here because of its proximity to the beach and the great condition of the apartments. Plus, you'll also be close to the coolest park in town, Parc de la Ciutadela. In general you'll be able to find larger than average flats, and often unfurnished, if that's what you're looking for. This is also a wonderful and popular neighborhood for families.

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]]> 9447 9438 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/18777/ Fri, 27 Sep 2019 03:00:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=18777 18777 0 9 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/18778/ Fri, 27 Sep 2019 03:00:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=18778 18778 0 5 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/buy-a-property/ Sun, 06 Oct 2019 13:17:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=18851 18851 0 3 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/50-songs-about-barcelona/ Sat, 03 Jan 2015 09:42:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=328 50 Songs about Barcelona You wouldn't think there'd be so many songs about Barcelona but the city is a major source of inspiration for artists all around the world. With all its secrets and lovely places, how could it not be? After famous artists such as architects like Antoni Gaudi with Parc Guell, directors like Woody Allen with Vicky Cristina Barcelona, painters like Pablo Picasso with Barceloneta Beach and others, what about those who have a musical ear ? Barcelona inspired and still inspires singers and musicians. Here is a list of songs about Barcelona ! Some Bands have even taken Barcelona's name, what a tribute !

1- Barcelona

Seattle-based trio, "Barcelona" is an Indie Rock Band formed in 2005. Their Albums: Safety Songs (2005) Absolutes (2007) Absolutes (2009) Not Quite Yours (2012)

2- I'm From Barcelona

It is a pop group band from Sweden created in 2005, best known for its 29 members and eclectic mix of classical instruments. Their name is an homage to the Spanish waiter Manuel, a character on BBC Television's Fawlty Towers ("He's from Barcelona"). Their BCN inspired songs: "We're From Barcelona" "Barcelona Loves you"

Songs about Barcelona:

The Most Famous One:

*Rumba de Barcelona - Manu Chao

Manu Chao, born June, 21th 1961 is a famous Spanish and French singer with his multilingual songs, cites much of his difficult childhood in Spain. If you're lucky enough, you'll find him either in his own bar Sincopa or in the bar where he loves to hang out and play music : El Mariachi bar. They are both in the Gotico Neighborhood.

*Barcelona - Freddie Mercury

Freddie Mercury, singer and member of Queen and Montserrat Cabellé an operatic soprano recorded their "Barcelona" album between 1987 and 1988. TheBarcelona song was chosen to be featured at  the 1992 Summer  Olympics after Freddie Mercury's premature death in 1991. This  song was one of his  biggest hits. Due to its popularity when we searched we found over 400 songs inspired by Barcelona. Songs entitled "Barcelona" have several musical genres, elctro, salsa, country... each artist interpreting their feelings and connection with the city.

Here's our top 50 if you wish to immerse yourself in Barcelona's environment !

1- Que Bonita Es Barcelona - Los 5 Musicales 2- 1992 Barcelona - Red Banner 3- A Barcelona - Quimi Portet 4- A Barcelona La Nit Es Clara - Grec 5- A Barcelona Llegan los Oles - Rafael Farina 6- A Song for Barcelona - Frank Charles 7- A Time in Barcelona - Tomeu Alcover 8- A una Rambla en Barcelona - Luis Les 9- Adios Barcelona - Alyson 10- Al entrar en Baracelona - Joaquin Diaz 11- Amantes En Barcelona - Pol 3.14 12- Barcelona Adiccion - Salvaje Montoya 13- Barcelona Amor Final - Jorcx 14- Barcelona Bella - Los Cabales 15- Barcelona Blues - Anna Bergendahl 16- Barcelona Boogie - Bobby Rodriguez, Kenny Burrell 17- Barcelona Cathedral - Martha Bennet 18- Barcelona Center - Max Oro 19- Barcelona City - Lexmir 20- Barcelona Ciudad - Miqui Puig 21- Barcelona Ciutat Grisa - Joan Isaac 22- Barcelona Claim - Paul Cerda 23- Barcelona Dreams - Behzad 24- Barcelona en Colors - Gerard Quintana 25- Barcelona Es Bona - Rudy Ventura 26- Barcelona Es Festa - Cobl Montgrins, Santi Arisa 27- Barcelona Feelings - Lounge Café 28- Barcelona Girls - Tomeu Penya 29- Barcelona Gran Ciutat - Jaume Oro 30- Barcelona Guapa - El Biles 31- Barcelona I Jo - Los Manolos 32- Barcelona In Our Minds - The Propers 33- Rumba de Barcelona - Gato Perez 34- Barcelona Me - Ibiza Chill Out 35- Barcelona Mi Amor - Damien de Medeiros 36- Barcelona Nights - Ottmar Liebert 37- Barcelona Tu siempre Mi Amor - La Banda Del Pop 38- Barcelona Yo Me Voy - Ricao 39- Buenas Noches Barcelona - Noel Soto 40- Calle Barcelona - La Vida Boheme 41- Desde Barcelona Hasta La Havana - Henry Mendez, OPB 42- Drinking In Barcelona - Ngobo Ngobo 43- El Mar Sobre Barcelona - Alessio Arena 44- Entre Cuba Y Barcelona - Lucrecia 45- Hola Barcelona - René Riva 46- Indios de Barcelona - Mano Negra 47- Jazz in Barcelona - Frank Boeijen 48- La Rama De Barcelona - Kiko Veneno 49- Madrid-Barcelona - Tontxu 50- Mas Grande Que Barcelona - Sr. Chinarro Do you have any favourite BCN www.cialisvsviagracomparison.com/ inspired songs that you haven't seen on our list? Let us know in the comments! Cheers, Lucie]]> 328 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/tapas-bar-in-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Mar 2015 09:48:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=344 Tapas bar In Barcelona- All You Can Eat for 3 Euros! If you’re looking for a Tapas Bar In Barcelona and want cheap tapas, and we mean cheap! you should totally go to Cafè Milans. The atmosphere and the surroundings are definitely worth it. If you're looking for cool bars with resonable prices check out this blog; cheap bars in Barcelona.

Tapas Bar In Barcelona: Deal of the Century

Every Thursday after work you can come by Cafè Milans, have a beer and eat as many tapas as you possibly can for only 3€! You will enjoy the classic tapas in Barcelona like pan-con-tomate and their delicious tortilla, as well as some other slightly higher priced tapas like those made with capers, or the sweeter ones. Chorizo and salami might not be the best that you can find in Barcelona, but still, they are tasty! Do not hesitate to help yourself, the owners will refill the plates and bring new tapas throughout the evening… You can of course also order off the menu (not included in the 3€), but the kitchen closes at 11pm.

A Cocktail Bar in Barcelona

Besides offering cheap tapas, Cafè Milans is also a great cocktail bar in Barcelona. The cocktail menu is long and there’s no doubt you will find something that suits you're flawor! Try the different mojitos and their Gin'n'Tonics Premium (their specialty), for around 5€. You can also ask for a glass of wine or of course una cerveza! If you're a cocktail fan you should also check out our free ebook on cocktail bars in Barcelona.

A Place Where You Feel Good

Chilling at 'Cafè Milans' is great. Once you come in, the subdued lighting, good music and the great atmosphere really helps you relax. You just want to sit there and never leave! The surroundings are cosy and very friendly. The bar organizes monthly exhibitions that you can admire while eating tapas. It also means that the interior decoration changes regularly… but it’s always pleasant. They also organize parties and you can move your body on the (small) dance floor to sweat off those tapas! Cheap tapas bar in Barcelona and dancing? What's not to like?!

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Ok… and Where is it?

Located in the barrio Gotico, calle Milans 7, it's a small street, on c/ Avignó and just next to the pub Manchester. It opens at 7pm and closes at 2:30am (on Monday to Thursday), 3am on weekends. Closed on Sunday.

Do yourself a favor and check this cosy place out! You won't regret it! Don't forget to come early on Thursday, the bar is small and is quickly full of people. And you would not miss the tapas for 3€, would you?!

If you have any awesome recommendations on where to find a good tapas bar in barcelona, please write a comment below!

 

]]> 344 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-10-meetups-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Mar 2015 10:17:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=358 Top 10 Interesting Meetups Barcelona: Number 9 is Definitely the Coolest! Have you guys ever heard of a platform called Meetup? Whether you recently settled in Barcelona or have been living in the Catalan capital for a while, I bet you sometimes struggle to find an activity to spend your spare time doing. Let's put it this way, it's a beautiful Sunday afternoon and you fancy a football game for a bit of exercise, but you end up staying home doing nothing as none of your friends want to play or no pitch is available! We've all been there, right? Well if you never want this to happen again, search no more, Meetup is there for you! This website is the world's largest network of local groups. It makes it easy for you to organize a local group or find an already existing one. It is currently "booming" and SuiteLife has selected for you the top 10 most interesting meetups Barcelona.

#1 BARCELONA PREMIUM LIFESTYLE

Are you wishing to explore quality lifestyle in Barcelona? Then this meeting is definitely what you need! This meetup will allow you to travel and explore rich Catalunya culture and heritage sites but also to hang out in some of the most stylish and trendy Bars and Lounges of Barcelona. So if you want to enjoy the "upper class" fashionable events in Barcelona, wait no more and join the "Barcelona Premium Lifestyle" Meetup.

#2 GREEN DRINKS BARCELONA

If you have an interest in supporting a sustainable and responsible world or you have a "green" business or job, Green Drinks Barcelona meetup is made for you. This meeting is all about exchanging ideas and shooting the wind with environmentally and eco-conscious people with different backgrounds who have an interest in or support a green philosophy, either in their personal or business lives. Whether you're just interested in green-related topics or you are highly involved in green projects, you are warmly welcomed to join this group!

#3 BARCELONA AMATEUR MUSIC MAKERS GROUP

This group's objective is to be a meeting point for amateur musicians, singers and songwriters in need of meeting other similar musicians to perform their musical projects or even just to enjoy a good chat time or jam. Are you looking to start a band? Or maybe you're just a band with a missing bass player? You might even just be a musician seeking to share your performance with other persons? Whatever your situation is, this Barcelona meetup is perfect for you!

#4 ENGLISH SPEAKING GAY MENS' DINNER GROUP

This is surely one of the most original meetups in Barcelona! If you're part of Barcelona's gay community and an English speaker who likes to enjoy a nice night out for dinner with new aquaintances, you might want to join this group. It can help you meet new people in Barcelona whilst practicing and improving your English abilities. And if your level of English is not great, No worries! Let them know and they will place you in a table where you will feel comfortable with people who have the same level as you. So now, no more excuses!! If you want more information about the meeting, click here!

#5 FREE BARCELONA WALKING TOUR WITH A CRAZY SPANISH GUY

So you're visiting Barcelona and tired of asking locals what to visit, where the cheap restaurants are and how to get to this place etc...Don't worry, Jorge is there for you!! He is a Spanish teacher willing to share with you all his extensive knowledge of Barcelona. He will show you all the secret places in Barcelona in a funny and very friendly atmosphere. So if you don't want to hire a Tourist Guide and want something more friendly and authentic, join Jorge's Free Barcelona Walking Tour With a Crazy Spanish Guy!

#6 BARCELONA GASTRONOMIC SOCIETY

Have you had enough of eating Tapas or Paella in Barcelona and feel like adopting tastier and healthier eating habits? Then you should consider joining this group!! Its aim is to provide information about recipes, restaurants, and things to do in and around Barcelona that are gastronomy-related.  It will let you know the in and outs of Gastronomy in Barcelona whilst meeting and chatting with a very diverse and international audience. The philosophy of the group is well defined in their slogan: "Eat, drink, chat. Repeat". Don't hesitate and join the BCN Gastronomic Society here!

#7 PHOTOGRAPHY BARCELONA

As we all know, Barcelona truly is a wonder and the most famous places in the city are full of people taking pictures to capture that beauty. That's usually what we all do on our first time in Barcelona, right? But if you want to learn more about Photography in Barcelona, the Photography Barcelona meeting is the place to be! You will learn about photography from the very basics to advanced techniques whilst going around Barcelona and discovering its most secret spots. What a fun and social way to improve your level of photography skills and know more about Barcelona at the same time!!

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#8 EXPATS IN BCN

Let's be honest, this one is a must!! If you're an expatriate or a "guiri" as they say here, it would be a mistake not to join this meetup! Indeed, it will allow you to meet a lot of new people, make new friends and practice English,Spanish or whatever language that someone from the group is able to speak. Above all, you will have a great time with people coming from all around the world and discover Barcelona all together! Exciting, Isn't it? Don't wait longer and join the Expats in Barcelona group!

#9 ENGLISH AND BEERS

You've been eager to improve your English skills in Barcelona but the temptation of going out with your mates and enjoying Barcelona's crazy nightlife has ruined all your plans? What if you could do both at the same time? That would be nice, wouldn't it? Well this group makes it possible for you to go out and practice english! The meetings are held by an English teacher from the United States. He will teach you English in an immersive environment and an interactive setting to improve your conversational skills. Of course, all of that while having a drink!!!

#10 GET OUT OF BARCELONA

Last but not least, the Get Out Of Barcelona meetup group! Yes, it is sometimes very pleasant to leave town and go explore other parts of Catalunya. That's what this group is made for. It basically allows people to leave the city for a day or two. Most of the activities take place on the South side of Barcelona. It often is a hike followed by a barbecue and a few drinks to get to know people. Sports, good music, delicious food and fun is what this group is all about. I hope this selection will make you want to join one of these meetup groups in Barcelona! Do you guys know any other interesting meetup groups in Barcelona? Have you ever taken part in one of them? Feel free to let us know in the comments section! :) Cheers, Rémi  ]]> 358 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/best-markets-in-barcelona/ Mon, 05 Jan 2015 10:00:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=540 Best markets in Barcelona The best markets in Barcelona are must-see places! Wherever you are in the city a market is nearby - just have a look to see different Spanish customs and how friendly these places are. You will be very tempted to buy the local fresh produce they have beautiful displayed on their stalls.

Food markets:

~ The Unavoidable: Sant Joseph Market - La Boqueria

Where: Ciutat Vella Las Ramblas, 91 08002 Barcelona When: From Mondays to Saturdays Opening hours: 8:00 am to 8:30 pm Features: La Boqueria is the most famous market in Barcelona because of its amazing location in the center of Las Ramblas! It's one of the largest markets in Europe and offers high quality products, fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, sweets, etc. You can even eat tapas here! There is quite a lot of tourist traffic but it's still a great place to visit. This market is a total mix of everything. As you get deeper into the market, you get wafts of people cooking fresh meats, pastas, and fish for the people on siesta or the tourists who happen to stumble upon the market. The vibrant colours make you want to buy absolutely everything because it all just looks so delicious! Traces of La Boqueria can be dated back as far as 1217, when local butchers set up stalls selling their meats. Since then, La Boqeria has grown into a Market of not just meats, but also fruits, fish, candies, vegetables, nuts, and much more. If you are thirsty or hungry you can find inexpensive fresh squeezed juices for as low as 1€ and fresh pasta for as low as 3€ ... just be prepared to battle through the crows on the weekends for the privilege!

~ The Authentic: Sant Antoni Market

Where: Eixample Carrer Comte d'Urgell When: From Monday to Saturday Opening hours: From Monday to Thursday from 7:00 am to 2:30 pm and from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Friday and Saturday from 7:00 am to 8:30 pm Features: Sant Antoni is not completely outdoor, but this market is one of the largest food markets in Barcelona and when you are inside, it often feels as though it is an outside food market. There are parts of Sant Antoni that are outside, which is why I would put this on the list of Best markets in Barcelona that are a must see. Sant Antoni is more a place where locals can be found shopping around less of a touristic location. In the very center of Sant Antoni you will find a very popular tapas bar that many locals like to frequent on their siesta. Much like La Boqueria, the vibrant colors of all the fresh meats and fruits draws you in to buy much more than you had originally planned. On Sundays, around Market Sant Antoni, there's a book market with books, reviews, magazines, comics, postcards, etc from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm .

~ The Traditional: Fira Artesana

Where: Ciutat Vella Plaça del Pi, 08002 Barcelona When: First Friday of each month Opening hours: 11:00 am to 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Features: Catalan producers meet each month to send their organic catalan produce. This market is particularly famous for its honey cake and its cheeses infused with honey hence its nickname: The Honey Market.

~ The Designer: Santa Caterina Market

Where: Ciutat Vella Avenida Fransesc Cambo, 16  08003 Barcelona When and Opening hours: Mon: 7:30 am to 2:00 pm Tue, Wed & Sat: 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Thu & Fri 7:30 am to 8:30 pm Features: The original design of the building is very eye catching due to its undulating and brightly coloured roof. There is also a wonderful display of produce inside!

~ The Trendy: Princesa Market

Where: El Born Carrer Sabateret 1-3, 08003 Baracelona Opening hours: Sunday to Wednesday from 9:00 am to midnight Thursday to Saturday 9:00 am to midnight Features: Princesa Market is an old market where you can find flavours from the whole world: Sushi, tapas, Italian food, etc.

~ The Classic: Market del Ninot  (currently undergoing renovation)

Where: Eixample Esquerda Carrer Mallorca, 135  08036 Barcelona Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm Saturdays from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Features: It's close to Plaza Catalonia but hidden enough not to be crowded by tourists! Like all markets in Barcelona, produce is absolutely fresh: fruit, vegetables, meat, http://cialisvsviagracomparison.com/ fish, etc. You can even eat tapas there!

Flower Market & Food Market

~ Mercat de la Concepcio

Where: Eixample Dreta Carrer d'Arago, 311 08009 Barcelona When: Food market: Monday: 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Tuesday to Friday: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 to 3:00 pm Flower market: Monday to Sunday 24 hours a day. Features: Old market in the center of Barcelona today best known as the flower market of Barcelona. It's gardeners' and curious people's paradise where they can find many varieties of garden flowers and seeds. There's also a food part with lots of different options.

Flea Market

~ Mercat dels Encants

Where: El Clot Carrer del Dos de Maig, 186  08013 Barcelona When: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Opening hours: From 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Public Auction: From 8:00 am to 9:30 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday Features: Mercat dels Encants is Barcelona's largest secondhand market! From Odds and ends like cosmetics, old bikes, etc., to vintage furniture like clothes or books, this market is full of surprises. This is one of the largest flea markets in Barcelona and they have new and old things scattered in booths throughout the whole market. There are as well many everyday items that can be found at Encants for a cheaper price than in regular stores. Bargaining is a huge thing at Encants and if you don't bargain you will most likely be ripped off. Bargaining can be fun, after all the goal is get as much as you can for the least amount of money, right? As at any flea market you do have to go through a bunch of trashy items in order to find treasures. Encants is very unique in many aspects, one being their public auctions. The public auctions attract many tourists and locals alike and is their largest attraction at Encants. Public auctions are every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:15- 20:30, excluding holidays.Advice: Saturday is really crowded and if you want to find that special something come early! ~Lucie]]> 540 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/greetings/greetings-2/ Wed, 09 Sep 1998 10:31:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7323 This is my first post!

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POBLENOU

BARCELONA'S MOST UNDERRATED NEIGHBORHOOD

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WELCOME TO POBLENOU

Poblenou Neighborhood is one of the most overlooked areas in Barcelona. In our opinion, it has many great things to offer and a very high quality of life. Run-down in parts, but very open with tons of light and close to the beach, Poblenou is perfect for anyone who wants to live a slightly more 'tranquilo' lifestyle but also have complete and easy access to the vibrant city centre.

The area was first noticed in the 19th century when Manufacturing tycoons took advantage of cheap land prices, coupled with the desperation of migrant workers in the south of Spain for new jobs, to set up shop. When the manufacturing industry began to dwindle, the area fell into a state of abandonment and dispair for many years. It wasn't until much later that the cool crowd started taking advantage of the very interesting warehouse spaces to setup offices and great loft apartments. After the 1992 Olympic Games and the efforts of the famous 22@ regeneration project, Poblenou has quickly become one of the most desirable parts of the city to live in.

Residents here love the close proximity to some of Barcelona's best beaches, the wide open spaces, green parks, lack of tourists, and being able to lead a very 'tranquilo' (read: chilled out) lifestyle while still being just a stone's throw to the city centre. Yes folks, Poblenou rocks!

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Young families, the creative workforce, international companies, expats and the local 'lifers'.

WHAT TO EXPECT

It very much feels like an old manufacturing area slowly being converted and lots of people love that. Spacious and peaceful.

LIFESTYLE

Laid back, just the right amount of commerce, restaurants and bars to keep you happy and entertained.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

Everything about Poblenou is a little rough around the edges. If you're looking for a more polished city environment this isn't for you.

THE MARKET

Extremely interesting for those that can be flexible with location. Lots of diamonds in the rough.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

Rambla Poblenou, the neighborhood vibe, and the beach.

PROS AND CONS

Regarding cost of living, you'll get much more bang for your buck in Poblenou, and that's always a good thing...

Close, close, close to some of the better Barcelona Beaches like Bogatell & Mar Bella.

The regeneration of the area is making many parts of it quite beautiful, with green open spaces, parks, etc. If you have a family, or are adverse to the concrete jungle that is the old city, you can rejoice in Poblenou's laid-back sunny disposition.

While out in the street it's not uncommon to catch a whiff of some beautiful smelling sewage.

In some areas there's a bit of a lack of bars and commerce. That's about it! This is a great neighborhood to live in!

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10€ M²

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Amongst Barcelona's central neighborhoods, Poblenou offers great price for value. Your Euro will stretch a lot further here so we highly suggest you consider it! Of course, Poblenou is a large neighborhood, and some parts aren't so lovely. The best areas are along the coast, near or on Rambla Poblenou, or on the side closer to c/ Marina and the Olympic Village. The neighborhood is very well connected with transport, so in a few metro stops you're in the city centre.

Regarding apartment styles, you're going to encounter a bit of everything, from totally gutted and renovated factory loft space, to older and more original BCN style apartments, to the newly constructed buildings that seem to be popping up all over the area.

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DIAGONAL MAR

BARCELONA'S MODERN SEASIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

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WELCOME TO DIAGONAL MAR

Diagonal Mar neighborhood is the newest of all the Barcelona neighborhoods, and even though it's also the smallest, it packs a lot of swanky punch for its diminutive size. Diagonal Mar is perfect for people who want really modern living conditions, proximity to the beach, and the expensive but breathtaking views that many of the flats in these skyscrapers offer.

First proposed in 1987, the area that now encompasses this neighborhood was thought to be the perfect spot to breathe new life into the city. Located where Avenida Diagonal meets the seaside (giving rise to its name), Diagonal Mar neighborhood is located next to the poorest and most socially deprived neighborhood of Barcelona, La Mina. This has been a topic for debate.

It's one of the most pleasant areas in the city, sprawling with big parks and green spaces, excellent amenities, and being a hop, skip, and a jump away from the uncluttered tourist-free Levante Beach.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

This is a pretty upperclass neighborhood. The buildings are all relatively new and nothing is very cheap.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Modern buildings, green space, and amenities like pools, tennis courts, and private parks.

LIFESTYLE

Laid back and modern. The beach and the huge new shopping centre are where most of local life takes place.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A city experience. This would be more like a suburb experience as the area is located on the very edge of the city limits.

THE MARKET

Pricey most of the time. More demand then supply. Prices pushed up by speculation.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The clean modern new developments and almost American style living in terms of building, flats, and amenities.

PROS AND CONS

Living in Diagonal Mar neighborhood is almost like an out-of-city experience. The modern and more Americanized setup leaves you feeling as if you could be in Miami, and obviously, some people really like this.

You'll be living just a stone's throw from the beautiful Mediterranean, so beach lovers rejoice!

The buildings are very tall (up to about 20 stories) and if you have the bank, you'll be able to buy arguably the best views of Barcelona and of the sea that exist in the city.

EXPENSIVE! That's right, if you wanna live in the smallest and most exclusive Barcelona Neighborhood, then you gotta be able to shell out the big bucks.

Although there is a metro and bicing, if you don't have a car, you might feel a little isolated on the outskirts of the city. When you're out drunk at 4am on a Wednesday and trying to get yourself home to bed you might not love that you live in Diagonal Mar.

Socially, there is quite some debate on the social implications of a 'gated' community like Diagonal Mar. Weather this will negatively affect surrounding neighborhoods is yet to be seen.

LOCATION

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15€ M²

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Diagonal Mar neighborhood is expensive and exclusive. What's really interesting is to look at the dwelling density figures. In Diagonal Mar there are approximately 48 dwellings per hectare. That might not mean much to you alone, but compare it with the Eixample neighborhood, which has about 150 dwellings per hectare. Very simply, in this already small area, there aren't that many flats. In the eyes of a city planner lower density means less sense of a community feeling and less collective spending power to support local businesses. From a real estate perspective it means high demand and low supply, generally increasing sale and rental prices.

If budget isn't too much of an issue for you, then welcome to Diagonal Mar, one of the most pleasant areas of Barcelona in which to live! You'll find big modern buildings and some of the best views in BCN. Many of the buildings are setup around the edges of large blocks so they could create huge green common spaces behind the buildings. These spaces are public during the day, but the gates are locked at night, and hence Diagonal Mar neighborhood is often thought of as a gated community. Many of the buildings have pools, parking, 24 hour security, storage space, tennis and paddle ball courts, and much more. This comes at a price though and you can expect to pay monthly community fees of upwards of 300.

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BARCELONETA

FOR THE BEACH LOVERS

AT A GLANCE PROS AND CONS LOCATION MARKET SNAPSHOT PHOTOS

WELCOME TO BARCELONETA

Barceloneta neighborhood is the smallest yet most popular of all the Barcelona neighborhoods (or barrios). Nestled just under Borne and touching the beachfront, Barceloneta is slightly isolated from the rest of the city and gives you the feeling that you're in a quaint and lively little fishing village from another time.

Barceloneta is one of the most popular Barcelona neighborhoods. Until the 18th century it was inhabited mainly by a sparse group of fisherman. However, in the middle of the 18th century Felipe V ordered the construction of the famous Parc Ciutadela. People living in what is now the area of Parc Ciutadela were suddenly homeless, and it was decided that Barceloneta was where they would be relocated.

Barceloneta was designed by Prósper de Verboom in a rectangular grid-style plan. The decline of fishing saw the slow degeneration of the neighborhood, but it was later spruced up in preparation for the 1992 Olympic Games. Today, Barceloneta neighborhood is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in which to live. It has beautiful plazas, a gorgeous beach, a wonderful market, and quite an eclectic and international mix of residents. There's also great nightlife and some of the best seafood in all of Barcelona.

AT A GLANCE

THE NEIGHBORS

Catalán people who have lived there their whole lives crossed with a very heavy foreign and expat concentration.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A small, densely populated area beach neighorhood.

LIFESTYLE

Laid back beach lifestyle. Wanna hit the beach after you get home from work? This is the place for you.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT

A 'local' experience. The neighborhood is becoming a bit of a postmodern tourist disneylandish place.

THE MARKET

Busy but specific. Flats here tend to be small (on average 30m2), buildings are mostly old and weather beaten.

YOU FALL IN LOVE

The beach and the beach vibe. Laid back, even by Spanish standards.

PROS AND CONS

If you are a beach lover than this is the neighborhood for you.

If you love seafood and shopping in markets for fresh fish and produce, also, this is the neighborhood for you.

Very nice 'neighborhood' feel, quite tranquil, and overall very enjoyable to live in.

Buildings tend to be older, and sometimes run down, and flats smaller than average.

You'll have to put up with inordinate amounts of tourists flocking to the area each year from about May - September.

The winter weather is a little colder and windier than in the rest of the city.

LOCATION

Nearby Transportation

MARKET SNAPSHOT

RENT

14€ M²

Average price per m²

On average, Barceloneta is

12.2%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

SALE

3800€ M²

Average price per m2

On average, Barceloneta is

13%

More than other
Barcelona neighborhoods

MARKET EXPLAINED

They had very little space to plan La Barceloneta neighborhood, and it shows. The buildings tend to be old, narrow, and about 4-5 floors max. The flats tend to be very small (on average about 30 - 40m2). Although you can certainly find nicely renovated flats in Barceloneta, the majority tend to be small and unaltered.

Prices are generally very affordable here and given the current climate, you can even find up to 2 bedroom flats for around 700 - 750. What you will likely run into though is some stiff competition on the flat hunting scene. Barceloneta is quite small and many of the flats are already designated for the hordes of tourists that flood into the city every high season and want to be near the beach.

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]]> 19209 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/how-to-negotiate-when-buying-a-property-in-spain-the-complete-guide-2022/ Mon, 10 Jan 2022 11:11:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=21486

Buying a property in Barcelona, for international and expat investors, can sometimes seem like a jungle or the Wild West. There is probably a lot less regulation and transparency than what you are used to.

If you’re thinking about buying a home in Barcelona and you’d like to make sure you use the best negotiation tactics in order to squeeze the most value out of your hard earned money than this guide should hopefully provide you an excellent overview of how to do that.

My name is Benny, and for 15 years I’ve been helping my clients buy and sell apartments in Barcelona and Spain.

My most popular service is called Real Estate Personal Shopper, where I guide our clients through the whole process so they find the property of their dreams at the best price possible, and save time, money, and potentially costly mistakes. A safe and clean buy is of the utmost importance to our clients.

How to negotiate when buying a property in Barcelona: My best tips.

Here is the most valuable advice I can give you on how to negotiate the purchase price of property in Barcelona and in Spain in general:

1. Arm yourself with market info, comps, etc..: 

Appraising a property in Spain is more of an inexact art than a science and many times the property you like will be inaccurately priced. It helps to run some numbers in order to better defend your offer.

The more you can defend your offer, the stronger your negotiation will be.

If you know how many days the property has been on the market, you’ve found comparable properties listed at lower prices, and you’ve found prices of actual recent sales in the same building or on the same street in the registry (something we have access to for our clients), you’ll have a much stronger position.

Also remember, many times properties are priced by taking the average price per m2 and multiplying it by the number of m2 the property has. However, from the perspective on an investor, you want to look at the potential renal yield and reverse engineer the final price in relation to the expected ROI you want to receive (approx 5% gross is good). Sometimes mocking up these ‘investor’ numbers will give you a lower price point and an intriguing defence to make a more aggressive offer.   

2. Use any improvements the property might need to bargain:

Try and stay away from a common but not very effective way of negotiating, which is listing your personally perceived faults of the property. Meaning, “I’m offering X because there are only 3 rooms instead of 4 and I really wanted something with 15m2 more space, and there’s not that much natural light…so it’s not really my perfect flat”.

The flat is what it is, and in my experience this type of strategy both offends the seller and is not very effective.

Instead, look for valid things that you might need to invest into the property. There might be building works that need to be done in the future. The kitchen and bathrooms might be dated. The hardwood flooring or windows might need updating.

3. D D DILIGENCE:

Doing due diligence is of the utmost importance. First, in order to see if there are any problems that will cost you money in the future and/or make the deal not as interesting to you. Secondly, info we get from diligence can often be used to further negotiate the purchase price.

Some of the things you want to look into are:

- That the property has all of it’s documentation in order like the ‘cedula de habitabilidad’ (zoning permit).

- That the building has passed it’s ITE (technical inspection) and that there aren’t costly future works that need to be done (those will eventually be partly paid by you).

- That there isn’t an ‘affectation’ of the building in the city’s urban planning (this can be a very serious problem for several reasons).

- It’s good to see the last few minutes or ‘actas’ from the community meetings to see in general what is going on and if there are debts by other owners in the building and if there are future costs or ‘derramas’ planned.

- The ‘nota simple’, which is the updated record of the flat in the registry, which will show you wether the flat has any debts against it, what type, etc…

5. Play it cool:

This might seem obvious but I think it’s worth mentioning. I’ve seen clients come into a flat, fall in love and start giddily praising the property and everything about it with stars in their eyes. Needles to say, that doesn’t really help you in terms of negotiating a price.

When you find the right property you usually know right away, it’s sort of a gut feeling.

But if this happens to you, you should play it cool, don’t let on that you just found “THE one”. You also don’t have to be aloof, but playing it cool, letting them know it could be an option and that you have other options to see, will help you setup a more effective roadmap for negotiating the price.

6. Slow and steady does NOT win the race:

What I mean is that you should do all the preparation before hand so when you see the flat you like you can act quickly. Having a reserve payment ready to send with the reserve offer sheet for example.

Where you can find a lot of bargaining power is if you’re either a cash buyer (not using financing). Venders are often interested in a ‘fast close’ and in my experience the faster you can close the more leverage you’ll have in the negotiation. You might say for example “I’d be able to pay 80% of the asking price, but we’ll be signing in notary and you’ll have the full amount in 7 days”.

7. More deposit = more interesting:

Not everyone can buy a property without financing in cash. One thing you can do that is effective is to offer a higher deposit or ‘arras’ payment. “I’m able to pay 80% of the asking price but I will be able to pay you 15-20% in the arras contract (the standard arras payment is 10%). We’ve found this works well because venders are motivated by getting more of the total price up front. Of course this also depends how motivated they are in general to sell.

Which leads us to our next advice…

8. Determine motivation as much as possible:

Why is the vendor selling? Did they just buy a new home and need to sell this one? Are they getting divorced? Is it an inheritance between siblings the they want to liquidate asap? How long has the property been on the market? How many price reductions has it had? Have there been other offers? If so why were they not accepted?

The more you can play detective and find the answers to these questions the better you’ll be able to gage how motivated (read desperate) the vender is to sell and hence how much you can push on a price reduction.

Asking polite but direct questions to the listing agent can often get you quite a bit of info, because in the end, he or she is trying to close a sale and are often forthcoming with info to facilitate this end.

9. Your actual offer:

How much margin there will actually be depends on quite a few factors, but as a very general guideline, a 10-15% offer under ask is aggressive but reasonable, especially if you can back it up with the right arguments and strategy. Of course how hot the property is, how long it’s been in the market, and the vender’s actual level of motivation will also come into play.

Throwing out low ball offers in our experience doesn’t tend to work too well and can be counter productive in Spain as you run the risk of offending the vendor and having them not take you seriously or doubt your credibility.

Of course sometimes a price seems almost too good, and there are instances when this is the case. Usually it is the result of a very motivated vendor. If you analyse a deal and the price seems great, and is within your limits, you can actually lose the deal by making any offer under ask at all. Sometimes it’s even worth putting in a very slightly higher offer in order to get a leg up on the competition and jump to the front of the line.

6. Leverage a higher arras for more discount

- set a firm limit with the agent, once they have gotten you to the best they can do they will work on bringing the owner down, but always in that order, because the vendor pays them.

8. Use a buyers agent to avoid conflict of interest.

9. Ask the listing agent for what they think the sellers bottom line might be. They probably shouldn’t give up this info but if they know it they often do in order to be able to close a sale…

10. Make the right initial offer as this will be the basis for the negotiation. Depending on the a milieu of things we are able to suggest a starting offer to our clients that will be realistic and not be offensive to the vender.

]]> 21486 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/learn-catalan-easy-way/ Mon, 30 Mar 2015 04:03:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=41 Learn Catalan - The Easiest Methods Want to learn Catalan? Follow the Suitelife guide to learning Barcelona's second official language. If you want to learn Catalan, then it could potentially be one of the most rewarding and enriching experiences when coming to visit or live in Barcelona. Simply knowing some basic words and phrases will unlock a whole new side to this incredible city. With the buzzword of the day being 'independence' and with the Catalan language being classified as a minority language within the EU (despite having more speakers of it than more famous languages like Danish), your efforts are increasingly likely to be more appreciated than perhaps anywhere else in Europe. And where better to learn Catalan than in the Catalan capital itself?

What is Catalan? Is it hard to learn?

A better question is - what is Catalan not? For sure, it's not a dialect of Spanish and it is not a lovechild of French and Spanish. It is a language in it's own right and has about 11 million speakers in Catalonia, Andorra, Valencia, some areas of Southern France and even an area of Sardinia, Italy! If you're fortunate enough to have a grasp of the basics of Spanish, French, Italian and/or Portuguese then you are in a great position to start to learn Catalan!

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Should I Bother Learning Catalan?

It all depends entirely on your motivations and what you want! If you know at least the basics of Spanish (or Castellano as it's known in Catalonia), then you will get by in Barcelona just as well as anywhere in Spain. Lots of people speak reasonable English too. If you are living in Barcelona for a few months or longer then knowing some basic Catalan will make the city feel more homely and will also serve you well in day to day things such as understanding utility bills, medical forms and other official paperwork as well as advertisements and signs in public places. Being an international city, Barcelona is full of language schools which offer a variety of courses. The main problem is that language schools can be an expensive and inflexible way to learn Catalan especially for those who work or study here in Barcelona. The Universitat de Barcelona for example offers Catalan classes all year round for students and non students, but prices start at 60 euros to 160 euros for UB students and from 160 euros to 210euros for non students, so you will need a lot of dedication if you wish to learn Catalan. Fear not though! There are ways to learn Catalan which offer more flexibility at a minimal cost (and some which are free!) Want to find out how? Read on!

3 Great Ways to Learn Catalan Quickly in Barcelona

1. The popular and traditional classroom method - Lessons from the Generalitat

Why we like it - free tuition (for basic courses), benefits of learning from a native speaker, formal, potential to earn a qualification. The Generalitat (Catalan Government) offer free Catalan courses (basic courses  only) to anybody wishing to learn in a bid to promote the Catalan culture  amongst non-Catalan residents of Barcelona. Lessons are given in Catalan so you get used to hearing the language straight away. Unfortunately, finding information on the Internet was like finding a needle in a haystack, but eventually I found the details on their website (see above link). The only effort and cost involved with this method is enrolling (which you can do at the Caja Madrid building in Placa Catalunya), going to the classes and purchasing a course book. If you're serious about learning Catalan then this is a good way of doing so.

2. The Internet method - Livemocha

Why do we like it? - free, super flexible, ability to learn and practice with native speakers, learn at your own pace . A revolution in language learning and based on the principle that language learning should be accessible to all and shouldn't be difficult and expensive. Livemocha is a language learning website that combined with the benefits of a community based/social networking site which gives users the opportunity to practice what they learn and get feedback from native speakers. To top this off, learning Catalan is free! You simply create a log in account (you can do this by integrating your Facebook account too), find the course you want to follow and within minutes you have the world at your fingertips (excuse the pun). Learners can then access vocabulary, grammar, writing, reading, listening, speaking excercises as well as being able to try your new skills out with a native speaker! At the time of writing, Livemocha were developing a smartphone/tablet application, making this an even better way to learn Catalan! If like me, you have no time to do a formal course, then this is a brilliant way to start. Personally, I've had a very good experience so far!

3. The fun and sociable way - Language exchanges

Why do we like it? - natural way of learning, most flexible, meet local people and make new friends There is simply no better way to learn a language than having a beer and chatting with a native speaker. For some, it is daunting, but for those willing to get over their inhibitions, there are many Catalan people who are more than happy to share their language over a beverage or two! For those unfamiliar with this method, it is simply where you and a person who natively speaks a language that you wish to learn practice that language for x amount of time and then swap and speak your language (ie: for example, you speak English for an hour and then you swap andtry to speak Catalan for an hour and learn that way). In an international city like Barcelona, it isn't difficult to find organised language exchange event in local barsbut are usually only really known by word of mouth. Fortunately, there is a great resource to find such events in the form of Couchsurfing. Whilst being a website where local people give travellers free accommodation, this is also a great way of knowing what is going on in the city and getting in touch with locals. Thankfully, the Barcelona Couchsurfing community are extremely active and provide information of language exchanges happening all over the city. Overall, a really relaxing and natural way to learn Catalan whilst also making new friends too. Details can be found within the Barcelona group on the Couchsurfing website (above). So there you have it! These are the best ways to learn Catalan as voted by Suitelife. If you have caught the language bug and want to learn or improve your Spanish, then why not check out our Suitelife sister blog to this one - 'The best websites for learning Spanish'. Had a Catalan learning experience? Got any tips? Feel free to share them with us on the comments section or on our Facebook and Twitter pages. Bona sort! (Good luck) - Chris]]> 41 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/facts-about-barcelona/ Mon, 30 Mar 2015 03:31:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=58 Facts About Barcelona You may have been to Barcelona before, but here's some interesting facts about Barcelona you may not have heard.

#1 Why did Antoni Gaudi only work for private clients?

Actually, Gaudi started working for the city Counsil. He was asked to create a special street lamp in Plaza Reial. But when his masterpiece was finished and he finally recieve his paycheck from the City Council, half of the agreed amount of money. From that moment, Gaudi swear never to work for the public sector again. And he kept his word. Read more facts about Gaudi's Life or about the 1 day Gaudi tour.

#2 More than a street

One of the most famous streets in Barcelona, if not the most famous one is Las Ramblas. The street was originally a sewage filled stream bed and an important drain to lead away the heavy rainwater from the Collserola hills during spring and autumn. Las Ramblas is a merge of 5 different streets Rambla de Canaletes, Rambla dels estudis, Rambla de Sant Josep, Rambla dels Caputxins, Rambla del Mar and it's 1.2 kilometers long. Interesting fact about Barcelona don't you think?

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#3 An Eiffel Tower in Barcelona?

All of you know the Eiffel tower in Paris. It attracts millions of people every year. Well actually, this very tower was proposed by Gustave Eiffel during the Universal Exposition of 1888, which took place in Barcelona. However the Catalan Government weren't really impressed by this very expensive metal "thingy" and therefore they refused to have it in Barcelona. Well, that was quite a mistake, wasn't it?

#4 Portal de l'Àngel Avenue: Busiest Street in Spain

This is one of the most famous shopping streets in Barcelona. It hosts about 3500 visitors per hour, it is the busiest street in all of Spain. With it's wide range of fashion and clothing stores, Portal de l'Àngel Avenue is also the perfect place to see some of the gotic architecture in Spain.

#5 Barcelona Beach is a Baby

Everyone loves a trip to the beautiful beaches in Barcelona, but did you know it didn't existied untill 20 years ago? Before that, the seaside were reserved for industrial enterprices. But when Barcelona was chosen to host the Olympics of 1992, they created beaches on the seaside. Now it's one of the top places to be in Barcelona. If you liked this fact about Barcelona you should take a look at our Barcelona Beaches Free Ebook.

#6 Blind Restaurant

The visual impression of food is sooooo overated! The restaurant "Dans le noir" is one of the few Blind Restaurants in the world. Here you'll experience eating without seeing anything which will enable you to enhance 2 of your other senses, your taste and the smell. In the restaurant the guides are blind, so you'll be in the safe hands of professinals at all time. This will help you to completely enjoy and have fin with this unique experience. Check out our Dans le Noir blog here for more info!

#7 The mysterious origins of Barcelona

Nobody really knows, that's the reality. But some say the city was founded 400 years before Rome by Hercules, other say that it was founded by the father of the famous Carthagenian General Hannibal, Hamilcar Barca, who named the city Barcino. All that we know is that the Romans founded a city next to the mount Taber in 100 BC and wall ruins were found in the current Barrio Gotico. If you would like to read more about this fact about Barcelona read this blog how Barcelona got it's name .

#8 Fancy a Mammoth?

Do you like mammoths as much as we do? Have you always wanted to meet Manny from the movie Ice Age? Then check out the Mammoth Museum in Barcelona, a museum as rare as its subject! You'll find real mammoth skeletons but also a life-sized reconstruction that you can touch, photograph or even hug. Everything but bringing one home for your kid(s). I know, some kids (even big ones) are gonna cry here. You'll find the museum located on: Montcada, 1, 08003 Barcelona, Spanien  

#9 St. George's day – the Catalán Valentine’s day

It’s a national feast day, and people give presents to their beloved ones, mostly roses and books. UNESCO was inspired of this, and named April 23^rd as the International Day of Books. Check out our other blog to learn all about Dia Sant Jordi Barcelona.   Thanks for reading! Hopefully you know a little bit more about Barcelona now and can get to dazzling your friends with your new found facts. Any more to add? Let us know you're favourite fact about Barcelona in the comments! - Erin]]> 58 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/carrer-joaquin-costa/ Mon, 30 Mar 2015 04:29:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=71

Carrer Joaquin Costa: Barcelona Street Profile

El Raval is famous for being kind of an infamous neighborhood and we feel like that is total bullsh*t! This is an amazing, eccentric and eclectic neighborhood with many awesome things to do and today we take a look at one of its emblematic streets, Carrer Joaquin Costa.

History

The street name came from the Catalán politician, lawyer, historian and economist who was known to be the major representative of the "Regenerationism", which was an intellectual movement that searched for the causes of Spain's (as a State) decadence. The street is located in the Raval neighborhood, part of the old town. It starts from the metro station "Universitat" and goes down until reaching the center of Raval at equal distance from "San Antoni" and "Liceu" metro stations.

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As many other streets of this neighborhood, Joaquin Costa is a narrow, charming street full of shops, bars or restaurants, but also public buildings such as the Goya Theatre and the Centre Aragonés.

Shops on Joaquin Costa

- Fusta'm Looking for a unique workshop? Then you'll love Fusta'm! It all started almost 4 years ago with an idea of a couple, which was to restore old pieces of furniture from the 50's, 60's or even 70's styles. You'll find only authentic furniture, lighting and different decorative trinkets. Not only is it possible to buy these awesome pieces but you can also rent them for special occasions, events. P.S : Entering the shop, if you're curious enough, you'll see behind the seller an old tapissery which is of origin. Fore more info, check out Fusta Website - A la Premsa d'Aquell Dia: The one-of-a-kind shop in Barcelona The story begins 20 years ago when, after a few trips around Europe (more precisely to Belgium, France and England) seeing a few shops selling unique old newspapers and magazines, a couple and their daughter decided to create their own shop back in Barcelona. They first settled in Carrer del Tigre in the Raval Neighborhood before moving to the next and current street Joaquin Costa 4 years ago because the shop was getting too small to stock all the newspapers and magazines they wanted. Even if one can think they also sell French magazines (because of the few "Paris Match" in the window display), they actually only sell Spanish newspapers. But if you're interested in old newspapers in other languages they might help you find it by contacting some colleagues around Europe. The best example the couple told me was this time where a client wanted an english newspaper talking about the  titanic as it was not famous enough to talk about it in the Spanish newspapers. They finally found one that they bought for 12500 Pesetas (75€)! According to the couple, the two kinds of articles most wanted are the newspapers first step on the moon and the World Wars. When going out of the shop, you can stop by the "Lletraferit" Library Café just accross the street and grab a café con leche while reading a book! This place was actually funded by Diego Gary, son of famous French writer Romain Gary and American Actress of the 60's Jean Seberg. Fore more info check out A la Premsa D'aquell Dia Website - Bubub Bubub also caught our attention because of its old sign representing a cartoon dog, bringing back its past of Toy shop. Nowadays it is a small Greengrocer with great fresh products for a decent price! Vegetarians are gonna love it.

Bars

Betty Fords Bar is a pretty famous bar located in this street, known for hosting hipsters but also for their good cocktails and burgers! Excellent place to start your parties! If you're interested in a completely different kind of bar, we recommend you to go to Granja de Gava, a unique centenary bar which, as its name suggests, was a farm originally (Granja means Farm). It also saw the birth of a famous Catalán writer Terenci Moix in 1942. When you enter the bar, you can hear a soft jazz music and see an astonishing statue in papier-mâché of a giant fat lady decorated by a huge slice of pizza on her head. There are also art exhibitions, for example there is currently oil paintings of the local Marta Cino which are actually for sale. Olimpic bar will be for people who don't want to spend much money or beat about the bush: 1€20 a beer, 3€50 a Mojito, Caipirinha or Spritz, that's right. And if you don't believe me, check this out: No wonder it is always packed... Finally for the story, this awesome street once hosted one of the most famous Serial killer of the city, Enriqueta Marti who was called "La Vampira del carrer de Ponent" (Ponent street being the former name of Joaquin Costa street). So that you understand why she earned this name, she used to kidnapp dozens of children, make them prostitute and/or kill them. And with the rests (skin, blood, fat, hair, bones...), she'd make potions, balsams, etc. What a lovely person she was! :) Cheers, Florian]]> 71 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/best-yoga-studios-in-barcelona/ Mon, 30 Mar 2015 06:18:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=98 Namaste: The BEST Yoga Studios in Barcelona! Calling all Barcelona yoga enthusiasts! The Best yoga studios in Barcelona are not hard to find if you know what you’re looking for! Ranging from mild to wild, yoga studios in Barcelona offer Hatha, Kundalini, Ashtanga, and Bikram, and are something for everyone, from beginners to the most experienced of practitioners, to check out.

Hatha

The word Hatha comes from the Sanskrit words “Ha” meaning sun, and “tha” meaning moon. Hatha was invented by Yogi Swatmarama sometime in the 15^th century and is characterized by a practice which combines postures, breathing, and meditation to achieve relaxation and enhance flexibility and strength. Less technically speaking, it is what people generally think of when they hear the word “yoga.” There are no “required” poses but the instructors should give plenty of modifications to either take it down or step it up a notch in intensity. If you're looking for yoga studios in Barcelona, the aptly named “Yoga Studio Barcelona” offers four different levels of Hatha yoga classes, including a Level 1-2 for people who are athletic but have never done yoga before. Classes run all week but fill up fast so get there early. If you want to find yoga studios in Barcelona but need the classes to be in English, the Well Woman Center on Monday and Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. has them. You can check out their website or go to their group on Meetup (Vinyasa Flow in English).  

Kundalini

Not going to lie, I have never personally tried Kundalini yoga classes in Barcelona. But don’t stop reading yet! It is apparently one of the most popular styles of yoga as any search will turn up dozens of results. Kundalini yoga is characterized by a dreamlike, meditative state in which the body is awakened through the gradual release of untapped energy (pranayama) from the seven chakras. It is represented by the serpent, said to lie coiled at the base of the spine and wait for release. It is a deeply spiritual practice, which begins with a chant or song and meditation, followed by an “awakening” of the limbs through different postures, and another chant or song and meditation in closing. And by the way, they wear flowing white robes and speak in Sanskrit. So if you’re looking to engage in some lighthearted conversation with classmates or just stumble into a class after work this might not be the best option. Nevertheless, just reading about it has made me curious and if I decide to go I will definitely check out one of these two studios in Barcelona: The “Shuni Yoga” yoga studio in Barcelona literally has classes all the time, and even one for women only. Located in Sagrada Familia, its website has all the info you need. “I good, All good,” or “Yo bien, todo bien,” is the simple but groovy motto of “Kundalini Yoga West in Barcelona.” They offer a free class if you’ve never been before!  

Ashtanga

I’m going to depart slightly from giving advice on yoga studios in Barcelona, to say that Ashtanga literally changed my life. I was fortunate enough to study under Debra Corso in Orlando, Florida who inspired others through her insightful prologues and hands-on instruction. There is an adherence to structure in Ashtanga, which if you have a good teacher, makes it very easy to lose yourself in the practice.  It is not something that you can master on your first try but if you enjoy it, then you will go back week after week to do the same postures until you THINK you’ve mastered them, at which time your instructor should and will (hopefully) throw in another element to make it challenging again. This is the type of yoga where you turn yourself into a pretzel, ok? The classes are longer – usually an hour and a half to two hours, instead of the standard one hour and fifteen. It is my personal favorite, if you make it through the first forty-five minutes without feeling totally overwhelmed then chances are by the end of class you’ll be a convert too.

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Ashtanga Barcelona Yoga is AWESOME. Their classes are open to students at 7 am, but technically don’t start until 10:30 am, giving ample time for relaxation and stretching before class. There is also a beginner workshop on Saturdays and Sundays on the last weekend of each month.  One suggestion is all you need here.

Bikram

Ah Bikram yoga…criticized by some, loved by many. It is not for the faint of heart!  The Bikram yoga studio in Barcelona is frequented by many different types of people as it has become something of a craze, spreading with intensity (pun intended) around the globe. This is the type of yoga where they raise the temperature of the room to the ungodly temperature of 105 degrees to allow for deeper breathing and greater flexibility. I have only tried Bikram yoga once but I have several friends who practice nearly every day of the week and who have even participated in the trademark “thirty day challenge” (practicing every day for thirty days). I guess the good thing about Bikram, and the reason so many athletes and exercise aficionados are crazy about it, is that it provides instant results. Personally, I’m not a fan of sweating profusely but if you want to give it a shot here is the link to Bikram yoga classes in Barcelona: Barcelona Bikram has a 15 euro introduction rate, meaning you can take an unlimited number of classes for a whole week. There regular classes go for 15 euros each so this is great value but it does make me wonder if the weekly rate is offered because they don’t expect you to come back, hehe. There are many other styles of yoga but these were the big four which came to mind as I was writing this article. What styles of yoga have you tried? How have you found yoga classes in Barcelona? Which ones are your favorite/least favorite? I look forward to reading your answers! Namaste. Kathy]]> 98 0 0 0 24 http://order.yoga-mat-reviews.xyz/best-yoga-studio-barcelona/ 0 0 25 http://local-yoga-studios.xyz/best-yoga-studio-barcelona/ 0 0 26 http://local.find-a-yoga-studio.xyz/best-yoga-studio-barcelona/ 0 0 27 http://order.yoga-mat-reviews.xyz/english-speaking-yoga-classes-barcelona/ 0 0 67 http://casamona.com/casamona-blog/2016/08/31/sport-barcelona-get-involved/ 0 0 73 http://casamona-real-estate.com/2016/08/31/sport-barcelona-get-involved/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/catalan-culture-in-nutshell/ Tue, 31 Mar 2015 03:53:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=128 Catalan Culture Explained So what is Catalan culture? How is it different to Spanish culture? At first sight, you may have come to Barcelona and noticed a different language written on the signs around the city. That's because you're in Catalonia - one of Spain's comunidades autonomias (autonomous communities) which has not only it's own language but also it's own distinct culture. Catalan culture, despite being less renowned than it's more famous Spanish cousin, boasts a huge history as well as it's own unique traditions and cuisine. Taking the time to discover some authentic Catalan traditions as well as those well known Spanish ones will only make your trip to Barcelona an even better one. Want to know more? Take a look at what makes Barcelona even more of a special and unique place with SuiteLife's own guide to Catalan culture! 1. Catalan food When you think of eating in Spain, automatically images of paella and tapas spring to mind. Whilst you can easily experience these here in Barcelona, there is so much more to try! Catalan cuisine is a good mix of seafood and meat based dishes due to Catalonia's proximity to both the sea and mountains (mar i muntanya). In fact, whilst here in Barcelona, you may have already tried some Catalan food and not realised it. Catalan cuisine is always changing much like any other. There are so many different Catalan foods and it would take a long time to list them all so below are some of the most iconic and common foods that you may come across. Bon profit! (Catalan version of Bon Appetit!) Pa amb tomaquet (toasted bread with tomato, olive oil and salt) - an incredibly popular food whether in a sandwich or eaten as tapas. It sounds so simple but is absolutely delicious! A basic in Catalonia which you can find pretty much in any bar or restaurant - the Catalans believe it makes bread much more exciting and we agree! Guaranteed that you will miss this when you leave Barcelona. Calcots - the closest thing that you could compare these to are spring onions or leeks. Eaten during the season, which is around January, February and March. When you eat them, they will usually be cooked by barbecuing them or putting them in the oven. When they're ready, you simply peel them and dip them in Romesco sauce. Amazing! Botifarra - a type of Catalan spiced sausage. You can get black or white botifarra and it is usually eaten with pa amb tomaquet or as tapas. Escudella - a type of Catalan stew. Made up of meat, beans, potato and cabbage. Usually eaten during the winter. Fideua - the Catalan version of Spanish paella. Instead of rice, the Catalans use a short noodle, similar to macaroni. Sometimes, squid ink is used, leaving the noodles with a dark colour and giving the dish a different taste.  Crema Catalana -  a rich custard base topped with a contrasting layer of hard caramel (think Creme Brule) Mel i Mató - A type of creamy cheese similar to ricotta, served with honey. Mató cheese is made from whey. It was very popular in medieval times, where it was served on its own or with scented orange flowers. If you are keen to try the best of Catalan cuisine, then you should check out this restaurant which has been voted as making the best Catalan food in Barcelona!

2. Catalan language

Catalan people, for the most part, are bilingual in both Catalan and Spanish (and increasingly those working in the tourist industry speak English well too), so language barriers whether you speak Spanish or not are not extremely high. However, you will notice that Catalan people are immensely proud of their language and you will hear Catalan everywhere you go in Barcelona. This is mainly due to the fact that the Catalan language was oppressed during the Franco dictatorship (1936 - 1975) and the desire for Catalonia to become an independent state away from current Spain. Foreigners are not usually expected to know any Catalan, but knowing one or two words will go a long way. Bon dia (similar to buenos dias in Spanish) - Good day/Hello Com estas? (similar to como estas in Spanish)- How are you? Be, gracies. I tu? - Good thank you. And you? Adeu - Goodbye Si us plau - please Moltes gracies - Thank you very much Parles angles? - Do you speak English? Com es diu.....en Catala? - How do you say.......in Catalan? Interested in learning Catalan? Feel free to check my previous blog on learning Catalan in Barcelona - 'Learn Catalan - the easy way!'

3. Catalan fiestas

Who said that the Spanish were the party animals? The Catalan's put on a good show too! In Barcelona alone, there are events happening all the time and every neighbourhood has their own unique party through the year. Whilst there is a party for almost every occasion, many are neighbourhood parties and most tourists unfortunately miss them or happen to stumble across them. Thankfully, SuiteLife publishes a blog every month detailing the major events coming up in that month to keep you in the loop of the best things to do.

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La Merce - Held for a week in September every year - THE biggest party to hit Barcelona and probably Catalonia during the year. Originally a religious celebration of the Virgin of Grace, the fiesta (or more appropriately festa) now includes a whole range of Catalan traditions such as Castellers, the Catalan Wine Fair, La Sardana as well as a variety of music performances. This creates a mad and fun atmosphere. You have to go to the Correfoc! Dia de Sant Jordi - Catalonia's answer to Valentines Day. Instead of 14th February, it is held on 23rd April, and rather than focussing on lavish presents between loved ones, Sant Jordi is considerably more traditional. The man gives his lover a single rose and the woman returns the gift by giving him a book. Visiting the Ramblas will be the most obvious sign of this occasion with the number of stalls selling roses. Rumour has it that this is the day where Catalonia makes almost half of its total annual book sales! National Day of Catalonia - Held on 11 September, this day commemorates the defeat of the Catalans by the Spanish in 1714. Although there are usually demonstrations, this is a great day to experience many aspects of Catalan culture and see how much passion people in Catalonia have for it! It is also worth mentioning that it is one day where you won't here any Spanish except from foreigners and will see almost every building with a Catalan flag!

4. Catalan culture : traditions and emblems

As with any culture, Catalan culture has it's own traditions. As a foreigner, you may find some of them rather odd but you will not forget them once leaving Barcelona! The Catalan burro (The Catalan donkey) - The 'national' symbol of Catalonia. Their take on the bull as a symbol of Spain. It's origins lie with a breed of donkey native to Catalonia and Catalan speaking areas. The donkey emblem has many interpretations as to what it means. Some say it represents Catalan's as hard workers whilst others say it is there to make fun of the Spanish bull. We'll leave you to decide that one..... Catalan flag with a blue triangle and white star - the blue triangle and white star on the Catalan flag simply represents Catalan independence. Castellers - Human towers which are a unique tradition to Catalonia. Back in 2010, they received UNESCO protection which makes them culturally exclusive to Catalonia. Most popular in the town of Tarragona (where they hold contests to see who can get the biggest human tower!), they can be seen all over Catalonia particularly during big celebrations such as La Merce. The idea is to build the biggest human tower possible and then disassemble the quickest. A great deal of trust and concentration are needed for this! Nowadays, it is open to men, women and even children! Definitely a must see if you're in Barcelona for a celebration. Check out this blog for more info! La Sardana - this is a traditional dance of Catalonia said to have links with Catalan nationalism. I have included a link to a video of this dance below! If you want to see a Sardana dance in Barcelona, you can see it during some festivals or at the Teatre Mercat de les Flors theatre (I would recommend checking their website beforehand at www.mercatflors.cat) As you can see, there is a lot more to Catalan culture than meets the eye! This makes Barcelona even more of an incredible place to visit and if you visit during a fiesta then you are surely not going to forget the experience! Have you seen/experienced any of the above? Or do you know of any other unique Catalan traditions that you'd like to share with us? Leave your comments below! Moltes gracies! Chris]]> 128 0 0 0 37 https://variedadcultural.wordpress.com/2015/12/10/el-sur/ 0 0 43 http://ruksitis780.com ruksis 102 ruksis 103]]> 0 0 45 https://www.shbarcelona.it/blog/it/qual-e-la-differenza-tra-spagna-e-catalogna/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-antic-teatre/ Tue, 31 Mar 2015 10:48:44 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=137 The Antic Teatre: A Cheap, Secret And Local Bar In Barcelona A hidden gem of Barcelona is this secret bar in the El Born neighborhood! We've already written about secret bars in Barcelona but today we will let you in on a secret! If you're looking for alternative cultural events/shows, a secret place for locals and cheap drinks, then The Antic Teatre is gonna be your favorite place ever!

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The Antic Teatre can be found next to the Palau de la Musica Catalana (Urquinaona Metro Station), in a narrow street which doesn't let you believe that this fairytale of a place could possibly be existing! To access the theater/bar, you have to enter through a small door (just like in Alice in Wonderland! How awesome is that!?) then take the stairs. As you go up the stairs, you will hear, little by little the hum from people enjoying themselves, which will lead you further in to the discovery of a parallel world. Perched upon the terrace, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the garden below, often crowded with locals, artists and young hipsters. You can sit on the terrace or in the garden enjoying your 2€ beer or 3€ glass of wine - that's right I didn't lie about cheap drinks (they also make a hell of a Mojito!!) you can participate in all kinds of alternative shows: music, dance, poetry readings, exhibitions, etc. The best time to visit the bar is obviously during the Spring and Summer but the shows take place inside during the winter and it's not as if Barcelona is a cold city, so you'll still survive in the garden year round. Don't wait any longer, run for it! Check out more information about L'Antic Teatre. Check out the following blog if you have more interest in cheap bars in Barcelona! Have you been there? Do you have any other suggestions for secret bars in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments below!  ]]> 137 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/passeig-de-gracia/ Tue, 31 Mar 2015 05:07:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=146 Passeig de Gràcia - Immerse yourself in chic Barcelona Passeig de Gracia, also known as Paseo de Gracia is one of the streets in Barcelona that I don't find myself visiting that  often. But when I do, I barely feel like I am in Barcelona anymore. Correction. I realize that I am actually in a big city that offers everything that a shopoholic (Passeig de gracia shops are as vary as possible), a museum and restaurant - lover, could possibly want and need. Because when you find yourself walking around in El Born or Eixample (which I do almost everyday...) or along the beach, I often feel that I am at a summer resort rather than in a big city. But that's not the case. I am in a big city, I Just don't go to those typical big-city-parts of Barcelona that often. However, when my friends come to visit me, I often hear myself saying: Hey, let's go to Passeig De Gracia. And let me just tell you one thing: all my friends that have been here  love love love Passeig de Gracia Barcelona! In other words, there is something magical about this street. Street Profile: Passeig de Gracia - the most exclusive Barcelona street, bringing you a little bit closer to Audrey-ism with stores that carry clothes that you almost would give up your vision to have in your closet.  Get all the information you could possibly need to know about the most exclusive shops, fabulous restaurants and museums. Read and take notes my friends.

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Passeig de Gracia by day

Passeig de Gracia is one of the major avenues in Barcelona and also one of it's most important shopping and business areas, containing several of the city's most celebrated pieces of architecture. Furthermore, this street is the home of heavy brand shops and boutiques such as Jimmy Choo, Tiffanys in Barcelona, Chanel,Gucci and Valentino, separated with cute coffee shops and trendy restaurants. However, this street is not always aimed at the ones with a big wallet. Shops such asStradivarious, H&M, Bershka and Blanco are all to be found here. Passeig de Gracia is located in the central part of Eixample, stretching from Placa Catalunya to Carrer Gran de Gracia. In terms of cost of renting or buying property anywhere in this avenue, Passeig de Gracia is nowadays regarded as the most expensive street in Barcelona and also in Spain - even ahead of Calle Serrano in Madrid. When living in Gracia (I now live by Plaza de Catalunya), I went to DIR - one of Barcelona's most famous gyms, located on Gran de Gracia. After my one hour - or so of training, I was not ready to go home just yet. Many times, I found myself strolling down Passeig de Gracia in order to do some sightseeing or shopping. One day, for example, I found myself passing by the park and boutanic garden of Jardines del Palau Robert, located on Passeig de Gracia 107. After one quick look through the big glass doors, I could not not go inside in order to look further. A shame that I didn't bring my camera, I thought as I was walking through the beautiful garden where I also visited small art and history museums. When it comes to sightseeing, I would recommend you go and visit one of Gaudi's works. When in Barcelona, this is something you just have to do. Gaudi's work is admired by architects around the world as being one of the most unique and distinctive architectural styles. His work has greatly influenced the face of Barcelona Architecture and you will see his work all over the city - for example onPasseig de Gracia. Casa Battlo, located at 43 Passeig de Gracia - is a building restored by Antoni Gaudi and Josep Maria Jujol, built in the year 1877 and remodelled in the years 1904-1906. The local name for the building is Casa dels ossos (House of Bones) and it does indeedhave a skeletal organic quality. This building looks very remarkable - like everything Gaudi designed. The ground floor in particular, is rather astonishing with tracery, irregular oval windows and flowing sculpted stone work.

Passeig de Gracia by night

Passeig de Gracia is famous for its chic and trendy restaurants. One of these is Parco Sushi Sashimi, located on Paseo de Gracia 119. I don't know about you, but I am a big fan of sushi - and sushi restaurants. I love everything about it. I mean, after all, this is where you will find the best cocktails and service, the perfect atmosphere on that Saturday night and hip people from all over the world. On Passeig De Gracia, you will find this sushi restaurant, famous for its amazing food and drinks. The dress code is a little bit nicer than other typical Spanish restaurants, so start scanning your closet right now for that little black dress. This restaurant is unquestinably one of the best and most exclusive Japanese restaurants in the city with a stylish atmosphere. Average cost per person: 60 Euros. Reservations highly recommended. Other Barcelona restaurants, located on Passeig de Gracia, that I recommend you to go visit are the following:

• Restaurant Bilbao. C/ Perill 33 One of the best restaurants serving Catalan cuisine in the city. Very friendly service. Average cost per person: €35. Reservations highly recommended. Tel: 93 458 96 24

• Botafumeiro marisqueria Gran de Gràcia, 81. One of Barcelona’s famous seafood restaurants only 5 minutes away from the apartments. Average cost per person: €70. Meals served non-stop from 1 pm to 1 am                  www.botafumeiro.es Tele: 93 218 42 30

Passeig de Gracia living - The home of the exclusive hotels

If you want to enjoy this summer on top of one of the best terraces of Barcelona, don't miss ALAIRE Terrace of Hotel Condes de Barcelona, located on Passeig de Gracia 73-75. This is the perfect place to stay during your visit in the city or for that Saturday lunch or Sunday brunch (wow, that rhymed!) The other weekend, I was having lunch with some friends at this 4 Star Hotel, located in an emblematic corner of the city where you can contemplate the spectacular sights, surrounded by other beautiful hotels (all with rooftops and pool areas!).

From the ALAIRE hotel terrace, you have an amazing view over the famous Gaudi building on Passeig de Gracia. I suggest you bring a camera and make a visit! The Mandarin Oriental Barcelona is one of the newest Mandarin Orientals. The hotel is situated in an elegant mid 20th century building near the Casa Battlo by Gaudi with its fabulous facade. The rooms have great view over the city and some even has terraces. The hotel design takes inspiration from its original Spanish heritage and mixes it with modern Spanish design. There are s one can love about this hotel. The fact that each room has a free standing bath, the white mediterranean brasserie Blanc serving up Catalan specialities and the modern Bankers Bar with outdoor terrace. But my favorite part of the hotel has to be the roof top sun deck with plunge pool and views over the city. For more information or to make reservations please visit www.mandarinoriental.com or call 0080028283838      

Plaça de Catalunya

The first kind of art that we can find in Paseo de Gracia is -lower your eyes- the ground! With this orignal type of tile which was created by Antoni Gaudi.

Let's discover Paseo de Gracia more and more with the # street number.

At the very beginning of Paseo de Gracia, #1, there is a beautiful Apple store and #4 Catalana Occidente, an insurance company. 8# Then, on your right, there is Casa Antoni Rocamora designed in 1914 by two brothers, Joaquim and Bonaventura Bassegoda,  this building looks to renaissance gothic with lots of ornamentation. #13 Comedia, a cinema with 5 auditoriums. #16 Zara home, a nice furnishing store where you can smell a pleasant interior fragrance which creates a family atmosphere and provides a feeling of well-being. It helps you transform your ideas into reality to decorate your dream home. #19 Borsa de Barcelona, The Stock exchange of Barcelona has a privileged location but nowadays the street is more filled with tourists than with businessmen; times are changing. #35 Casa Lleó Morera created by Lluis Domenech i Montaner. #41-43 y #35 are  "Illa de la Discòrdia"  (Block of Discord). #35 La Casa Lleó Morera,  #41 La casa Amatller  designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and  #43 Casa Batlló designed by Antoni Gaudi, (part of the "World Heritage Site") constitute the Block of the Discord. The name "Illa de la Discòrdia" was given because the buildings are very closely constructed, all at the beginning of the 20th Century and designed by three of the most important architects of the Catalan Modernism whose styles were very different. #66 Casa Vídua Marfà. #68 Hotel Majestic 5 stars. #96 Vinçon opened its doors to the public in 1941, founded by Enrique Leviand Hugo Vinçon. During this period the business’ main activity was the wholesale of porcelain, fine china and glassware. Between 1967 and 1990 they decided to venture and explore the emerging industry of the contemporary design of household objects. From this point onwards innovation happened at all levels and the foundation was laid for what eventually would become one of the most exclusive and representative stores in Barcelona. Today their brand enjoys international prestige. #102 Hotel Paseo de Gracia 1 star. Junction between Passeig de Gràcia and Avenida Diagonal. Luxury shops, don't go too hard on the credit card ! #115 Cine Casablanca Kaplan with 3 auditoriums. The Cine Casablanca opened on 13th December 1980. The cinema was named Casablanca in homage to the 1942 Michael Curtiz film "Casablanca". Unfortunately  it was closed in 2011. #132 Casa Fuster, a luxurious  5 star hotel classified as a monument hotel ends Passeig de Gràcia on a high note ! With 96 rooms and suites, gymnasium, panoramic terrace, etc., Casa Fuster proposes a distinguished service and is an excellent place for visitors or businessmen. It's also where Woody Allen always stays when in BCN. Map: Have you checked out all of these sites yet? What's your favourite part of Passeig de Gracia? Let us know in the comments! Charlotte Giver&Lucie  ]]> 146 0 0 0 71 https://www.havehalalwilltravel.com/blog/use-this-12d11n-itinerary-to-conquer-5-cities-around-europe/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/how-to-flirt-in-spanish/ Tue, 31 Mar 2015 07:43:40 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=166 Want to know how to flirt in Spanish!? You're coming to Spain for visit or just moved here,  and then... all of a sudden this beautiful Spanish  girl (or guy!) comes out of nowhere and takes your breath away. but than you remember that you do not have any Spanish flirting skills. No worries, SuiteLife is here to help you out and teach you how to write a letter and flirt in Spanish! Don't be discouraged by your language barrier and try your luck with our great flirting tips below!

Start your conversation with something like:

-¿ Hola, cómo te llamas?      this means   Hi, what's your name? -Soy Peter.                                 this means   I'm Peter. -¿Te puedo invitar a una copa?  this means   Can I buy you a drink? Then go on with a real compliment that makes girls smile.

Pleasant compliments for beginners:

-Eres guay             means "You're cool" -Eres simpática   means "You're nice or friendly" -Eres mona           means "You're cute" -Eres guapa          means "You're pretty" -Eres atractiva    means "You're good looking" a nice compliment ! -Eres preciosa     means "You're beautiful" -Eres hermosa     means "You're very beautiful" -Eres deslumbrante  means "You're stunningly beautiful"

If you're pretty well-versed with Spanish, or getting the hang of this quickly, let's try some more complicated pickup lines with full sentences (but take care to not portray yourself as a womanizer!)

-Tienes una sonrisa muy bonita. Means: You have a beautiful smile -¿Cómo se siente al ser la más bella chica en esta sala? Means: What does it feel like to be the most beautiful girl in this room? -Hola Acabo de darme cuenta, pero  te pareces mucho a mi próxima novia. Means: Hi, I just realized this, but you look a lot like my next girlfriend. -Si la belleza fuera delito, yo te hubiera dado cadena perpetua. Means: If beauty was a crime, I would give you a sentence of life in prison.

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-Crees en el amor a primera vista, o debo pasar por delante tuyo otra vez? Means: Do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by you again? -No hay emociones que puedan describir como me siento cuando estoy contigo. Means: There aren’t emotions that can describe how I feel when I’m in your presence. -bonitas piernas! a que hora abren?. Means: nice legs! what time do they open? (please do not use this one).     and even more slang ones: - Estas muy bueno/buena! Means: You're hot! - Estas para mojar pan. Means: You are ready to wet bread (non literal meaning: You're hot!) - "Cuántas curvas, y Yo sin frenos!" Means: So many curves and me without breaks!

What is next?

- me das  tu número? Means: can i get your number? - quieres ir a tomar algo? Means: do you want to go for a drink? - Cuáles son tus planes para esta noche? Means: what are your plans for tonight? - en tu casa o en la mia? Means: to my place or your place? -Quisiera despertarme contigo cada manana!? Means: i want to wake up with you every morning -Quisiera despertarme contigo cada manana!? Means: i want to wake up with you every morning Good luck with your future love ! Tell us your best Spanish pickup lines and let us know in the comments if you have any other great ones! ~Lucie]]> 166 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/parking-in-barcelona-for-free/ Tue, 03 Mar 2015 10:45:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=379 Everything You Need to Know About Free Parking in Barcelona ! Well, to be honest, it’s not easy to find free parking in Barcelona, sometimes it could even turn into a nightmare! Anyway, we’ll give you some inspiration on where to park for free in Barcelona.

1 GOD BLESS WEEKENDS

First of all, know that during weekends you can park for free in Barcelona (almost) everywhere. Just make sure there is the panel “Prohibido aparcar Laborables de dilluns a divendres 8-20h” which means “parking forbidden from Monday to Friday 8-20h”.

2 IKEA

Not really close to the center, but as a free parking in Barcelona it could be useful. God bless Sweden too, and not only for the low cost furnitures. Address: Calle ciencias, 100. 08907 Hospitalet de Llobregat (Metro L1 “Hospital de Bellvitge”).

3 LA MAQUINISTA

The Shopping Mall La Marquinista has a subterranean parking with 4.800 places. It’s free and there is no time limit during the day, but it’s closed during the night. Don’t worry: there is also an exterior parking, where you can leave your car for free 24/24h. Address: Calle Potosí, 2. 08030 Barcelona (Metro: L1 “Torras i Bages”).

4 AVENIDA DIAGONAL

Another interesting solution to park for free in Barcelona is around Plaça de Pius XII, where Avenida Diagonal crosses Avenida de Pedralbes. There are lots of smaller streets where you can leave your car in absolute safety. Metro L3 "Maria Cristina".

5 PARC CIUTADELLA

Next to Ciutadella Park, in Calle de Ramón Turro, it’s possible to park for free. Metro L4 "Llacuna".

6 ZONA UNIVERSITARIA

If you come to Barcelona during the night and you are lucky enough, you’ll find a place in Zona Universitaria. And it wouldn’t cost a euro! Metro L3 "Zona Universitaria".

7 MONTJUIC

Close to “Fundación Miro”, in Montjuic, there are many free places. Really interesting option for parking in Barcelona before a hike up the mountain. Metro L3 "Poble Sec".

8 CALLE ICARIA

Around Calle Icaria, 30 minutes walking from La Rambla and very close to Metro L4 “Vila Olimpica” there is an entire area where you are allowed to park for free.

9 PARKING VIAJEROS

Ok, this is not for free, but Parking Viajeros offers the lowest fares. It’s a subterranean, watched parking. The staff speak different languages (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese). The price is 28€ for 4 days, which is the minimum stay. Extra days will cost you 7€ per day. Open 24/24. Address: Carrer Carreras i Candi, 65 Barcelona. Metro L5 “Badal” and L1-L5 ”Mercat Nou”.

OTHERWISE…

For what concerns paying for parking spots, they are managed by the company BSM. On the website you will find a map displaying all the parking in Barcelona . Yes, the prices are high (2,89€ / hour, 37,45€ day ) but the subscriptions they offer are quite interesting.

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Please leave us a comment if you know some other free parking in Barcelona! ~Elio]]> 379 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/absinthe-bar-barcelona/ Thu, 05 Mar 2015 09:37:42 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=523 Absinthe Bar Barcelona - Where To Look   Absinthe is a strong alcoholic drink (typically between 50-75% alcohol) produced from the extract of wormwood (Artemisia absinthium), fennel and anise. The herbs are left to infuse in strong alcohol, afterwards the liquid is distilled. Depending on the wanted flavour different types of herbs (usually between 10-15 varieties of herbs) is added which also (because of the green leaves) bring out the green colour and thereby the intoxicating drink gets its nickname “the green fairy”. The history goes that absinth was invented in Switzerland by a French doctor who claimed that it had medical benefits. French soldiers would often be given the strong drink as a protection towards diseases. But as time passed by they began to notice that the “medicine” probably wasn’t as healthy as they first assumed, sure it could cure a flu in a couple of hours but even worse in some cases it was believed that absinthe could cause brain damage, and it was therefore banned in Switzerland and a number of other countries, but not in Spain, they kept producing the liquor. Barcelona is forever intertwined with Absinthe- the green spirit that supposedly carries hallucinogenic properties. Absinthe is a unique centuries-old drink that has experienced a revival since many of the bans on the cocktail in Europe have been raised. In Catalonia, the drink has continued as a low-key part of its culture. In Barcelona, absinthe bars have been open since the 19th century. Given absinthe's storied past, absinthe bars draw crowds as tourist attractions. But don't get us wrong, many of the bars are authentic and serve the real deal. Here are a couple of the most famous absinthe bars in Barcelona we think you should checkout:

Marsella

Marsella is probably the most famous absinthe bar in Barcelona! Amoung the oldest bars in the city, Marsella have been serving Absinthe for almost 200 years. The decor gives away the bars true age- antique chandeliers hang from the ceiling and detailed wood trimmings cover the bar area and walls. A glass of absinthe, a sugar cube, and a bottle of water should net you 5€. Have too many of those puppies, and you may start to see Marsella's famous past regular- Ernest Hemingway.

Absenta

This cozy bar is packed with old trinkets, and you will immediately notice the gaint ferry mannequin on the ceiling! The low-lighting gives the bar a unique feel.  Absenta Bar serves 20 different variations of absinthe, just don't try them all at once! The absinthe bar is in Barceloneta and is an easy walk from the marina or beach.

Bar Patís

Located at the end of Las Ramblas toward the Christopher Columbus monument, Bar Patís is a tiny bar with charm. With odd assortments of decoration everywhere, the place is never dull. They have had a candle burning on the bar for five years that has grown into a colorful heaping tower of wax. And of course, they serve absinthe. Enjoy a drink while being entertained by scheduled performances on the small corner stage.

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Bar Absenta

Not to be confused with the other Absenta bar (Absenta is Absinthe in Catalan), Bar Absenta is also located in El Raval. If you haven't passed by in a while, this absinthe bar is for you! The drinks are among the cheapest in the city. Beer can be had for a single euro and absinthe will set you back 4€. Not sure how to drink absinthe? It's easy - the bartender will pour you the alcohol and give you a fork, sugar cubes and a bottle of water with a hole in it. You places the fork over the rim of the glass and balance the sugar cubes on the prongs. Then you pour the water over the top until the sugar dissolves into the absinthe. This is to give it its distinct flavour and to water it down a little so you don't, ya know, die. Any other absinthe bars in Barcelona you recommend? Let us know below.  ]]> 523 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/how-to-experience-spanish-traditions-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 09:44:50 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=581 Spanish traditions in Barcelona : From Tapas to Flamenco ! It is a common occurrence for people to visit Barcelona, wanting to experience all those quintessentially Spanish traditions that are synonymous with the image of Spain as a country and it's culture - flamenco dancers, matadors and bullfighting, siestas and more. Upon further inspection, people then come to the realisation that they are in not in the Spain that is advertised widely to the world and that Catalonia is a very different place to the rest of the country. Whilst Catalan culture is undoubtedly the top dog in Barcelona, it is still entirely possible to experience those clichés of Spanish culture as well as some distinctly Catalan ones too. The 'Spanish dream' is still in sight you might say. To the Hispanophiles out there, you are perfectly correct in pointing out that there is no such thing as a single Spanish culture and therefore there are infinite 'Spanish traditions'. More correctly there are many different Spanish cultures that derive from the many different and varied regions of Spain. This blog will focus on the more iconic ones that most of us from other countries are more familiar with. Read on to find out more!  

Flamenco - olé!

One of the most popular Spanish traditions and the most popular image of Spanish culture, flamenco is considered to be the heart and soul of Spain. The passion and amount of tradition surrounding this art form is one of the reasons why many people seek it out when they come to visit the country. It's true home is in Andalucía, but thanks to Andalucian immigrants moving to other parts of Spain, it has successfully gained a huge following everywhere and even created new variations in different places. Thanks to this, you can find some really great flamenco here in Barcelona too! A number of places host flamenco performances in Barcelona. A particularly famous one is at the Tablao de Carmen which is performed on an Andalucian street in the Poble Espanyol at Montjuic. Another is the Tablao Cordobes which is located at the Ramblas which has been held there since 1970. They offer different packages which include watching a show with either a drink or the show and a meal. Unfortunately, these shows aren't the cheapest experiences that you will have in Barcelona but for a taste of a real Spanish tradition, then it is surely worth it! A cheaper show is held at Tarantos in Plaça Reial which is only 30 minutes long but serves as a good introduction to flamenco.

Bullfighting

Unfortunately this is one of these Spanish traditions that you are certainly not going to find here in Barcelona. Catalonia along with the Canary Islands are the two comunidades autonomas in Spain that banned the sport back in 2010. Therefore anybody wishing to witness this controversial feature of Spanish culture should visit Madrid or the South where bullfighting still remains a part of the culture. However, you can still visit the former plaza de toros (bullring) at Plaça Espanya, which used to host bullfights back when the 'sport' was legal here in Catalonia. Inside though, you would never expect that this used to be the site of one of Spain's most iconic traditions as it is now a fully fledged shopping centre housing some of the stores of some of the biggest brands, restaurants, a cinema, a rock museum and on the roof, some of the best views of Barcelona. Not a bull in sight.

Tapas culture

Tapas is one of the culinary highlights of Spain and naturally has it's place within the culture in Catalan culture too. For those not in the know, tapas was traditionally a small snack served alongside a drink in a bar. Typically, tapas can be anything ranging from olives, ham, cheese, meatballs, fish - anything (a famous chef in Madrid has even reinvented the Tortilla de Patatas by liquidifying it and pouring into a wine glass so people can drink it)! Different regions of Spain have their own variations on this tradition from the types of food served to the quantities given. It's origins are unknown and theories range from it being a way in which barmen stopped their customers from getting them blind drunk too quickly to being a way for people to stop flies from getting into their drinks (tapear means 'to cover'). Whatever the origins, this Spanish tradition has proven to be a phenomenon and since the rise of mass tourism in Spain, the culture of a free tapa has slowly disappeared and now you usually have to pay for each tapas that you have. That however doesn't mean that the tradition has gone completely. There are some bars in Barcelona which still stick to the tradition. One example is Ambiente de Sur in Sant Antoni (Carrer de Viladomat 85, Metro L1 Rocafort - take the Calabria exit) which takes it's inspiration from the bars in Andalucia. With each drink (a caña costs just 1.80 Euros), you receive a free tapa which range from olives, croquetas, jamon and more. It's a perfectly ordinary place but is always full of Spaniards making it feel like you are a million miles from the tourist areas of Barcelona.

Learning the lingo - Spanish

Despite having two co-official languages, Barcelona is by any means an excellent place in which to learn Spanish. In fact there is simpler no truer Spanish traditions than to learn a bit of the lingo and communicate with local people. You can learn for free from many good websites, but if you prefer to learn from a teacher then there are many ways of learning through Language Exchanges, language schools and more. If you're taking a trip to Barcelona and want to study the language in addition to something more hands on such as learning to cook traditional Spanish food then Enforex are a great learning provider who offer such courses. Naturally, there are many different Spanish traditions and we may have missed some here on this brief list. Is there any that you feel we should have included and would like to know about? Let us know! Gracias, - Chris.]]> 581 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/english-books-in-barcelona-where-to-find-an-english-bookstore-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 09:45:48 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=590 English Books in Barcelona: Where the %#*& Can I Find Them?! There are many places that sell English books in Barcelona because it is such a multicultural and international city.  In fact, most bookshops you come across will have a section (usually small) for English books, and many will also have French and German sections.  So, if you don’t need too much choice then, you can just stumble into any bookstore in Barcelona and pick up an English book. If you are like us though, a bit of a bookworm, and need more selection than your average bookstore in Barcelona can provide, than we present to you everything you need to know about finding great English books in Barcelona.

Hibernian

This is where to go if you want a huge selection of second hand English books in Barcelona.  Hibernian has a great selection of old and new books, and they are all in English.  Check out an older Blog we have that is all about the Hibernian to learn more about this bookstore in Barcelona for English readers. Website Map

Come in (Liberia Inglesa)

A great shop dedicated to selling a good selection of English Books.  Come in was originally set up for teachers and students to help them teach and learn English. But that doesn’t mean teaching material, is all they stock.  They have a great selection of novels all in English, and they even have a children’s books section. Well worth a visit if you’re looking for English books in Barcelona. Website Map

BCN Books

This is another great place to buy English books in Barcelona.  There are a couple of BCN Books shops in the city and the most central and largest is near diagonal.  The store sells learning material for multiple languages.  They also have a large selection of Fiction and travel guide books in English. Website Map

The Watergate Bookshop

This little bookshop in the Raval is a different to most bookstores in Barcelona. They don’t sell fiction or story books.  Instead you will find more artistic books, political books, design books, cultural studies books, music books and even a few comic books.  As the name would suggest, they also have books about conspiracy theories, anarchism, revolutionary politics and other uncommon subjects.  The majority of the books sold here are English books, though you can find a few in Spanish too.  So if you want to buy English books in Barcelona all about political viewpoints or one with inspirational and beautiful art, then this is the place for you. Map

Fnac Plaza Catalunya

Although this is not an English bookstore, it is one of the biggest bookstores in Barcelona and it has sections for books in other languages.  They have a large English books section with lots of choice, so you will be sure to find an English book that you like here. Map If you know of any other good places to buy an English book in Barcelona then we would love to hear about them.  Please leave a comment below and we would be happy to answer any questions. Cheers Matthew Rutter]]> 590 0 0 0 297 https://telegra.ph/Technology-A-linchpin-To-Maintain-Businesses-Handle-Remote-Workforce-Amid-Pandemic---Technology-02-16 canadian pharmacy king https://telegra.ph/Technology-A-linchpin-To-Maintain-Businesses-Handle-Remote-Workforce-Amid-Pandemic---Technology-02-16 Cheers. Fantastic stuff!]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-most-unique-bars-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 10:37:12 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=601 Looking for a Barcelona Bar? Here are the Most Unique Bars in Barcelona The city of Barcelona is full of enough exciting nightlife that can keep all of you bar crawlers satisfied. Many of the establishments throughout the streets have unique personas that differentiate one from another. We have accumulated a list of local taverns that we believe could all claim their place on our most unique bars in Barcelona list.

Icebarcelona

Too hot for comfort this summer? Icebarcelona is the perfect place to grab a drink with your buddies to escape Barcelona’s humidity and also snap that all-so-important Instagram shot. The location claims to be the first ice bar on a beach, and their views do not disappoint from inside the -5C (20F) bar. 15€ nets you entrance, a cocktail, a jacket, and gloves to keep you comfortable in the arctic climate. It’s best to make a reservation if you are going with a group or at peak hours.

Espit Chupitos

Do you like shots? Of course you do! Until the morning after at least... Chupitos (Spanish for shots) offers over 600 different delicious and creative shots and cocktails in two different locations in Barcelona- Aribau and El gato negro. Make sure to arrive early before the club-hopping patrons come in on the weekends or you should visit on a weekday as the relatively small bar can become very packed! Some of our favorite shots include:

• The boy scout- roast a marshmallow over your shot
• Willy Wonka- a chocolate liquor combination with an actual chocolate bar in the shot
• Inhaled shot- the bartender vaporizes the shot and you inhale the captured shot through a straw and chase with the remainder of the liquor. Cuidado!
• Monica Lewinsky- For the sake of your staying family-friendly, we will allow you to discover this one on your own and order it for an unsuspecting friend!

Marsella

Marsella is perhaps the oldest Barcelona bar. It has been open for nearly 200 years! The house drink, absinthe, consistently draws crowds to this unique bar in Barcelona. We recently gave Marsella a shout-out for being amongst the best absinthe bars in the city! The décor is antique and gives a glimpse into the past of Barcelona’s famous nightlife. Hemmingway himself is rumored to have been a regular at this bar and this is a must see bar on a passive night!

Barcelona Pipa Club

This bar is all about mystique and exclusivity. The entrance to the Pipa Club is somewhat hidden in the Gothic corridor. The correct button must be pressed before entering and ascending the staircase to find the bar! The aura of mystery theme continues as the tavern is very Sherlock Holmes-esque. The club showcases a variety of pipes and includes a smoking and jazz room. As one of the few remaining bars in Barcelona with a license to serve until 6:00 AM, you and your friends can enjoy drinks and music till the early morning.

L’Ovella Negra

L’Ovella Negra  (Spanish for Black Sheep) has two locations in Barcelona- one off of the famous Las Ramblas near Placa Catalyuna and the other near Razzmatazz in Poblenou. Both locations offer cheap drinks and have 5 liter towers of beer or sangria that can be ordered to your table! The location in Las Ramblas is a cozier atmosphere that gives off an authentic old-time tavern feel. The newer sibling bar in Poblenou is more akin to a gaint German beer hall offering free range to roam and chat with other tables (and prepare for a night at Razzmatazz which is just a few minutes away). The Poblenou location is a great bar to watch sporting events along with our other top locations!

Pippermint

Drink like a fish? Then Pippermint is your Barcelona bar of choice. Cocktails are made strong and BIG! Not kidding either… Drinks are served in glasses ranging from 1 to 13 liter “fishbowls.” Feel free to order beer, mixed drinks, or sangria in these memory-wiping cups. If you typically travel in a large group, Pippermint will quickly become a favorite!

Tinta Roja

Tinta Roja is an Argentinian themed tango house. The rooms are intricately decorated and tango dancing and trapeze performances are the regular here. The bar is stocked with specialty cocktails and wines from Argentina. This is venue easily has the most Latin flair that you can find in a Barcelona bar and is far from an ordinary street corner watering hole!

Dow Jones

Feeling lucky? The Dow Jones is inspired by the stock market and uses a system that measures the popularity of specific beverage purchases and fluctuates the prices of beers, cocktails, and shots accordingly! This is a great place to pregame and have a few laughs with friends before moving the party to one of Barcelona’s famous nightclubs. Just make sure to invest wisely!

Eclipse at the W

This exclusive Barcelona bar offers a better view than any other in the city. Located on the 26^th floor of the W hotel on Barcelona’s coast, this unique bar gives you views of the Mediterranean, marina, and downtown Barcelona. While on the pricey side, the Eclipse will leave you feeling like a high-roller.

El Bosc de les Fades

Catalan for “The Forest of Fairies,” you should know immediately what you are getting into. Entering the bar, you traverse through trees and fountains with mythical creatures hiding in the environment. The forest even comes alive with thunderstorms and rain! This is a great bar to check out for a quick drink after walking Las Ramblas or a day on the beach. That wraps it up! These unique bars in Barcelona should help keep any night far from ordinary. If you still haven't had enough make sure to check out our Top Cocktail Bar e-book guide! Did we miss any? Drop us a line below -Ty  ]]> 601 0 0 0 152 http://www.gOQrssVr.org ... [Trackback] [...] There you will find 58815 more Infos: suitelife.com/blog/nightlife-in-barcelona/the-most-unique-bars-in-barcelona/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-6-pros-and-cons-of-living-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 10:50:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=603 Living in Barcelona : A Quick Focus On Pros & Cons ! Writing this article on the 6 pros & cons of living in Barcelona reminds me of Alanis Morissette's song 'I'm a Bitch.' This beautiful city can be your hell and your dream and everything in between. So if you're planning a quick visit or moving in read on to so that you can be better prepared on what to expect when coming over.

1. Customer Service

A. Cons Most places that I have gone to, whether that would be to eat, to buy groceries, or get a haircut, the customer service in Barcelona could be a bit better. There have been places (restaurants to be exact) where I felt unwelcomed. Does it kill people to smile a bit more often? A friend and I went to eat a pizza for lunch at a restaurant a block away from where we were working; the waiter/hostess looked at us in a way that told us to get out. We sat down anyway and ordered, if we needed something extra (god help us) there was no one around to attend our need and when we finished we got a feeling that they couldn’t kick us out fast enough. B. Pros Of course, not everyone is like this. In my stay in Barcelona I have met some friendly people in the service industry, i.e. where I go to buy my coffee in the morning before work, I got to know the woman that served me and we enjoyed chit-chatting about anything and everything and sharing a few laughs and the pharmacist across my street has always provided me with friendly service and even gone the extra mile to genuinely help me out with my problems and questions.

2. Foods or Lack Thereof

A. Cons For a Mediterranean city, I was extremely disappointed to learn that the variety of dishes was nearly non existent. I’m not saying that a great restaurant that serves delicious food doesn’t exist in Barcelona. I’m sure that if you are patient and take your time searching you’ll find hidden gems but if you’re in the city on a limited time this will probably be a challenge. B. Pros You can find fresh fruits and vegetables everywhere. If you’re into healthy living or are a vegetarian, this is your type of city. The only thing to keep in mind is that no one buys fruits and vegetables on Saturdays and Mondays because the stores don’t restock their shelves with fresh product with the desire that people would buy off the ones that are a week old.

3. Living in Barcelona : Parties

A. Cons Don’t get me wrong, I love a great party as much as the next person but sometimes people can take it to the extreme (or perhaps I’m getting too old). The Spaniards are known as party lovers and my flat mate born and raised in Barcelona is no exception. He would go out four days out of seven or even more sometimes to party until six or eight in the morning (no exaggeration). This going out wouldn’t bother me much – live and let live – but they would arrive back home and not consider their sleeping flat mate in the other room so they would bang doors, cabinet doors, turn the television on and talk as if they were having a conversation with someone a mile away. What does this have to do with partying? It doesn’t matter if it’s your flat mates doing the party or not. That’s why. When Barcelona is celebrating a festival they will make all the noises they desire and they’re in their right to do so but it can get chaotic. I remember one time during the European Football Match (?) I was strolling down the street and out came a Barca fan (happy that his team made a goal and tackled me (wouldn’t mind it if he was at least cute – but he wasn’t). B. Pros Like mentioned briefly above, the Spaniards love a great party and you can find these in abundance while staying in Barcelona. There’s always something to celebrate and even when there’s not, the clubs are fantastic! So if you visit the city you won’t have a shortage of drinks, dancing and fun.

4. Great health care but long waiting at the emergency room

A. Cons Probably like most big hospitals around the world, the waiting time in emergency waiting room is horrendous. I went to the emergency room at one of the big hospital in Barcelona, Hospital Clinic and I waited nearly two and a half hours before the doctor saw me. Mind you, that there were like seven people in the waiting room and most of them waited even longer. Even when you make an appointment with a doctor, these waiting times don’t change much - that was the first route I took before heading to the clinic. I walked to the receptionist at noon and made an appointment, I had to go back at five thirty that afternoon because that’s when the doctor arrived at work. Another thing to keep in mind, is that as a tourist you have to be insured properly or else you have to spend a large sum of money i.e. 60 euros for the consultation, and 60 euros and up for any extra tests, analysis, etc. that is need afterwards. B. Pros The health care system is great. An example of this, is when I went to the emergency (once again at the Hospital Clinic), the doctor asked me question (like they should) but didn’t leave things as an estimated guess of what my illness was, so they rolled me to the radiology room, took blood test for analysis and thought I waited for nearly seven hours in total, they came up with evidence of what I really had and the exact medicine that I need. A part from this they give you copies of everything they did if you’re not local to take to your doctor once you’re back home. And they treated me well and professionally. Back in the Netherlands (where I’m from), the doctor would probably just have a look at the infected area, make an estimated guess and prescribe something. Not to mention the aloofness and lack of empathy for their patients. This is not to put my country down but honest is honest and I was indeed impress with their services.

5. Traffic lights

A. Cons If you’re new to Barcelona and you’re driving, you need to orient yourself with where all the gas stations are located because they are not all over the city.  I’ve been here for six months and have only seen two – by accident! So, I’m counting my lucky stars I do not drive here. The traffic lights is another thing that works in a strange way, as pedestrians are crossing the street cars have the green lights to turn the corners at the same time, which can be infuriating for the driver if you’re trying to beat the lights and you’re behind two others vehicles. And pray that you’re not running late for an important appointment. For pedestrian this can be quite scary because you’ll have cars and motorcycles zooming right behind you as you’re crossing the streets – so you have to cross it quickly. B. Pros August is a great month to drive in Barcelona because the roads are cleared. In this month everyone goes on vacation so the city is practically a ghost town – which isn’t a bad thing from time to time.

6. Public Transportation

A. Cons Taking a bus anywhere in Barcelona is a little bit tricky because their system is difficult to understand and you have to memorize the bus number and their designated destinations. Metros run until midnight from Sunday to Thursday, on Friday it runs until two in the morning and Saturday it runs twenty-four hours.  So if you’re taking a quick vacation during the week to party, your means of transportation will be night busses unless you’re staying near the city center. If you don’t know which bus goes where, there are two ways to get this information, their websites which list all the bus numbers and their destination or you can walk from bus stop to bus stop until you get the right bus. B. Pros The good thing is, is that if staying close to the city center you can walk it anywhere and because most, if not all, of the parties and going out takes place on Friday and Saturday it makes sense that the metro runs until later to accommodate tourist who wants to have a good time (this probably is the case with all major cities). Public transportation has a webpage with all the information any one would need from schedule to which numbers to take to reach a certain place, etc. And there are plenty of taxies stations with drivers ready to take you anywhere in the city at any time of the day. Here at SuiteLife we are sure that you got your own opinions and experiences gained during your own stay in Barcelona. So, why not share what you think with us? We'd be more than happy to hear your side of what is living in Barcelona ! ~Aregenis]]> 603 0 0 0 77 https://moneypacers.com/2016/12/11/cheapest-countries-retirement-savings/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/top-10-catalan-footballers-of-all-time/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 11:00:42 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=610 Some are young and playing some have became legends, but they are the top 10 Catalan footballers Cataluña and Barcelona in particular have always been a breeding ground for many famous footballers in the world and so we at SuiteLife have picked the 10 most famous Catalan footballers of all time to narrow it down for you. You’ve probably heard of the well-known names like Xavi Hernández, Carles Puyol, Sergio Busquets, Victor Valdes etc. but how about the legends from the early-middle of twentieth century?

1. Ricardo Zamora (1901 - 1978)

The legendary Goalkeeper was born in 1901 in Barcelona. He is probably the only player who played for both FC Barcelona, Real Madrid C.F., Spanish football team and Catalonia national football team. During his career as player he has won 3 Copas del Rey, 5 Catalan football championships, 2 La Liga. As football manager, he helped Atlético Aviación (former of Atlético Madrid) win 2 La Liga championships. For individual titles, he was awarded the best Goalkeeper of the 1934 FIFA World Cup and the honour of best Goalkeeper in La Liga, the Ricardo Zamora Trophy was named after him. Trophies as player:

• 1 Copa del Rey with Espanyol, 2 with Barcelona
• 2 Catalan Champions with Espanyol, 3 with Barcelona
• 2 La Liga with Real Madrid
• 2 Copa de España with Real Madrid
• 3 Copa Princep de Asturies with Catalan XI

Trophies as manager:

• 2 La Liga with Atlético Aviación

Individual honours:

• Fifth in World - Goalkeeper of the century
• Best Goalkeeper of the 1934 FIFA World Cup

2. Antoni Ramallets (1924 - 2013)

Antoni Ramallets Simón was born in Barcelona. He is honoured by FC Barcelona as one of the best goalkeepers in the history of Barça and the whole of Spanish football signed up from Europa. During the era of maximum glory for the team, later called as “Cinco Copas”(Five Cups) era, he has achieved many awards with the team. Antoni Ramallets, together with another Barca goal keeper Victor Valdes are currently the two goalkeepers that have obtain the most Zamora trophies (5 each) Trophies as player with Barcelona:

• 6 La Liga
• 5 Copa del Rey
• 3 Copa Eva Duarte
• 2 Inter-Cities Fairs Cups
• Latin Cup

Individual:

• 5 Zamora Trophies

Manager for Zaragoza

• Copa del Rey
• Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

3. Estanislau Basora (1926-2012)

Born in Colonia Valls, Barcelona, the Catalan winger/striker joined FC Barcelona when he was 20 and spent most of his football career with the club. With great technical abilities, great pace and ability to lose his marker he became a member of Barcelona’s famous forward line at that time (Basora, Kubala, César, Moreno and Manchón). Trophies:

• 4 La Liga Championships:
• 2 Latin Cups
• 4 Copa del Rey
• 3 Eva Duarte Cups
• 1 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

4. Carles Rexach (1947)

Born in Barcelona in 1947, Carles Rexach joined Barcelona junior team when he was 12 and also spent his whole career in FC Barcelona. Although Rexach was a great midfielder with one Pichichi Trophy (awarded to top goalscorer in each La Liga season) in 1970–71, the once popular Catalan footballer had his best years on the Barcelona bench as assistant coach to Luis Aragonés and Johan Cruyff before he was appointed manager in 2001. After his playing career, he worked for the team as a scout; Carles is the one who discovered and brought one of the greatest footballers in the world - Lionel Messi- to the club. Trophies as player:

• 1 UEFA Cup
• 2 Inter-Cities Fairs Cups
• 1 La Liga Championships
• 4 Copa del Rey
• 1 Pichichi Trophy

5. Roberto Martínez (1973)

Roberto Martínez Montoliú was born in the town of Balaguer, Lleida, Catalonia. The defensive midfielder started his football career at Real Zaragoza and shortly changed his career path to England. Here he’s archieved many titles with Wigan Athletic and Swansea City, both as player and on the coaching bench. Trophies as player:

• Copa del Rey: 1993–94 with Real Zaragoza
• Football League 3^rd Division with Wigan Athletic
• Football League: with Wigan Athletic
• Football League: 2005–06 with Swansea City

Trophies as a manager: Swansea City

• Football League One: 2007–08
• 3 League One Manager of the Month
• League One Manager of the Year: 2007–08

Wigan Athletic

• FA Cup: 2012–13
• Premier League Manager of the Month: April 2012

6. Josep Guardiola (1971)

The incumbent manager of Bayern Munich is inarguably one of the most successful Catalan footballers, in both his playing and managing career. He was born in Santpedor, Barcelona and joined La Masia (youth academy of Barcelona) at age of 13. He is the player with most titles won as player and manager: 16 as a player and 14 as a manager. He is also the manager with best percentage of titles: 14 titles from the 19 possible between 2008 - 2012. As FC Barcelona manager, he’s brought the Tiki-taka style to its greatest success, allowed the club to win 2008–09 and 2010–11 UEFA Champions League. Trophies with Fc Barcelona:

• 9 La Liga with FC Barcelona (6 as player and 3 as manager)
• 4 Copa del Rey (2 as player, 2 as manager)
• 7 Supercopa de España (4 as player, 3 as manager)
• 3 UEFA Champions League cup (1 as player, 2 as manager)
• 1 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup as player
• 4 UEFA Super Cup (2 as player, 2 as manager)
• 2 FIFA Club World Cup as manager
• 1 Olympic Gold Medal with Spain national team

Trophies with Fc Bayern Munich:

• Bundesliga: 2013–14
• DFB-Pokal: 2013–14
• UEFA Super Cup: 2013
• FIFA Club World Cup: 2013

Individual title:

• Catalan of the Year Award: 2009
• La Liga Coach of the Year: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
• World Soccer Magazine World Manager of the Year: 2009, 2011
• FIFA World Coach of the Year: 2011

7. Xavi Hernández (1980)

Born in Terrassa, Barcelona and join La Masia since the age of 11, Xavi has spent all his football life at FC Barcelona. The current number 6 together with Iniesta, they have made a fantastic duo in the centre. Xavi stands out for his tactical vision, ability to win the ball back and control the game pace. That explains why Xavi is irreplaceable during the club’s successful seasons. Proved via numbers, he holds the records for players with most appearances (822 games)/ most appearances in Liga (474 games)/ most appearances in international competitions (168 games). He is also the player with most titles in Barcelona (22 title, only one less than the national record of Real Madrid’s Paco Gento). Trophies with Barcelona & Spain national team:

• 2 Clubs World Cup
• 3 UEFA Champions League Cups
• 2 European Super Cups
• 7 La Liga cups
• 2 Copas del Rey
• 6 Spanish Super Cups
• FIFA World Cup
• 2 UEFA European Football Championship
• Summer Olympics Silver Medal
• FIFA World Youth Championship

Individual trophies:

• World Soccer Player of the Year: 2010
• FIFA Ballon d'Or 3rd place: 2010, 2011
• Ballon d'Or Bronze Award: 2009
• FIFA World Player of the Year 3rd place: 2009
• 4 times IFFHS World's Best Playmaker
• FIFA Club World Cup Silver Ball: 2011
• FIFA Club World Cup Bronze Ball: 2009
• And many others

8. Víctor Valdés (1982)

Víctor Valdés i Arribas was born in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona. The current number 1 Goalkeeper of Barcelona joined the team in 1992 and has been one of the best goalkeepers in Barcelona's history. The second goalkeeper in this Catalan football players list currently holds the title of unbeaten for the most consecutive minutes in official competitions: (896 minutes in season 10/11) Trophies with Barcelona and Spain national team:

• 6 La Liga
• 2 Copa del Rey
• 6 Supercopa de España
• 3 UEFA Champions League
• 2 UEFA Super Cups
• 2 FIFA Club World Cups
• FIFA World Cup 2010
• UEFA European Football Championship 2012

Individual trophies:

• 5 Zamora Trophies
• La Liga Goalkeeper of the Year: 2010–11
• Prince of Asturias Awards: 2010
• Gold Medal of the Royal Order of Sporting Merit: 2011

9. Carles Puyol (1978)

Carles Puyol i Saforcada was born in Lleida, Catalonia. He has served FC Barcelona since 1995 and that is his only football club till he retired in 2014. Interestingly, Puyol started his career as goalkeeper, then striker which explains his ability to score goal in Fc Barcelona. Only when he joined Barcelona his position changed again to defender. Although Puyol is not very tall (178 cm), his physical strength makes him very strong in the air and he is capable of man-marking opposing forwards who are taller than him. Puyol is a great leader and model for the rest of the squad due to his discipline, pride and total identification to the Club. Trophies with FC Barcelona and Spain national team:

• 6 La Liga
• 2 Copa del Rey
• 6 Supercopa de España
• 3 UEFA Champions League
• 2 UEFA Super Cups
• 2 FIFA Club World Cups
• FIFA World Cup: 2010
• UEFA European Championship: 2008

Individual trophies:

• UEFA Club Best Defender: 2006
• FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 2010
• BBVA Fair Play award: 2011–12
• Prince of Asturias Awards: 2010
• Gold Medal of the Royal Order of Sporting Merit: 2011

10. Sergio Busquets (1988) Sergio Busquets Burgos was born in Sabadell, Barcelona. He joined Barça youth system in 2005, then he was promoted to play in the first team. Sergio is a complete midfielder with field intelligence and well positioning. He creates a solid shield in front of Barca’s defense line and brings stability to the team, thus helping Barcelona achieving many successes.  His father Carles Busquets also played (as Goal keeper) for Barcelona and they became the third father-and-son combo that have won Europe's top club competition playing for the same team. Trophies with Barcelona:

• 4 La Liga
• 2 Copa del Rey
• 4 Supercopa de España
• 2 UEFA Champions League
• 2 UEFA Super Cup:
• 2 FIFA Club World Cup

With National team:

• FIFA World Cup: 2010
• UEFA European Championship: 2012

Individual:

• La Liga's Breakthrough Player: 2009
• Bravo Award: 2009
• Prince of Asturias Awards: 2010
• Gold Medal of the Royal Order of Sporting Merit: 2011

That's our top 10 Catalan football players list. Do you have any other favorite ones? Feel free to share in the comment section below. I would like to hear it! And hey if you still looking for sport bars in Barcelona, check out our list! Enjoy the 2014 World Cup! T.Vu]]> 610 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/barcelona-souvenirs-no-more-mexican-sombreros/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 13:39:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=626 Barcelona Souvenirs: Where to find something authentic Let us help you to decide, what to bring from Barcelona, when you are going home and want to bring the best Barcelona souvenirs for your family and friends! This way you can stay away from all the typical tourist JUNK! Barcelona, much like all the other capitals and touristic places have plenty of those famously tacky souvenir stores and stands that offer you mostly cheap variations of popular magnets, pencils, ashtrays and miniatures of the Sagrada Familia. You can buy those if you want... just something small and easy for your weird uncle Bob or your cousins. If you want something actually Spanish or special, you should avoid the stores on La Rambla and instead explore a bit deeper into the Gótico or the Raval. Here we have some tips for you, what Barcelona souvenirs will your friends and relatives love.

Food and drink

Starting with the easiest part – you can't take a wrong step if you bring some nice Spanish wine or food, because, well, it´s delicious.

Sweets

If you decide for chocolate, you should visit the chocolate museum at c/ Comerç 36.  You will learn about turning the cocoa bean into a chocolate bar or a rabbit with a funny face and you can buy some pralines there as well. Another place that we love is the café and store Demasié at c/Princessa 28. They specialize in chocolate and cookies and their gift boxes are really beautiful and make the perfect present. Something sweet and traditional in Spain is turrón. Turrón is a Christmas sweet, but you can get it normally any time of the year in special turron stores (there are plenty of them in Gótico) and sometimes in supermarkets too. There are more types of turrón that differ in texture and flavor. One from Alicante is a hard, white sugar-like base with whole almonds in it; The one from Xixona is the most famous, it's soft, beige and made mostly from almond paste.

The pig´s leg and more

For Barcelona souvenirs for men, maybe you'll prefer something less sweet such as “Fuet”, the Spanish white-skin salami, red-coloured sausage “chorizo”, sausage-meat “sobrasada” or the very typical ham “pernil”. All of these meats are very strong in flavor and for someone, who is not used to them could be difficult to like them. For a meat lover though, they are quite the delicacy. Another food souvenir with a great reputation is the “queso de cabra” – goat´s cheese. It is very nice to bring a piece of the traditions and flavors as a souvenir from Barcelona, so what about buying some “brava” sauce. “Patatas bravas” are the easiest and most authentic tapas you can make for your friends.

Fashion

Desigual is a fashion brand that is very easy to recognize, because it is known for its colorful designs and patchwork style fashion. The brand has its quarters all over the world, but it´s originally from Barcelona. You will find less mainstream and more underground clothes in the streets of Raval, for example at c/Tallers and its surroundings. There are little fashion stores of young designers, funky hipster stores with second hand clothes or the black and metal gothic-style stores with clothes and accessories. Awesome design fashion is sold in the library and gallery Mutt at c/Comerç 15 where you will love the shopping and browsing. If you're looking for something old, original and on budget maybe go to the flea markets. Read about antique and second hand paradise in Barcelona. A more traditional type of Barcelona souvenirs might be a belt, handbag or handmade leather shoes, because leather is one of Spain´s most highly valued products. Have a look in Acosta, at Avingun Diagonal 262. It´s a family-run chain that offers a well-priced selection of leather goods. And if you can´t wait to stroll around at home in a genuine Catalan "barretina"  or a traditional low-key "campesino's beret", the place to look is Sombrería Obach in the old Jewish quarter of El Call.

Traditional items

Remember one thing when buying  Barcelona souvenirs such as fridge magnet and such things. The bulls are a spanish symbol, but the animal of Catalonia is a donkey, because it has a long tradition of helping on the farms. One very famous and a traditional item is the "Porrón", the special glass wine pitcher. Visiting Barcelona during Christmas? You won´t miss this weird Catalan Christmas character "Caganer" an Caga Tío. Read about them in Ben´s blog about The strangest Catalan Christmas traditions

Design Barcelona Souvenirs

If you decide that Flamenco dress, Gaudí style ashtray and the salamander magnet is not what you are looking for, you can find curious Barcelona souvenirs in the bookshops of the MACBA and CCCB museums and the art libraries such La Central at Muhba – that one is of our favourites as they have a lot of books, many cool design things and toys. You will find great Barcelona souvenirs in the store Wawas at c/ Carders 14, or Art Montfalcon at c/Boters 4 and Barceloning at c/ Mallorca 332.

Do not, we reapeat, do not buy a Mexican Sombrero!

This has to be one of our biggest pet peeves. Many drunk, or just unaware, tourists parade around Las Ramblas wearing very expensive Mexican sombreros to bring home as a souvenir.  News flash people!! There is nothing SPANISH about a Mexican hat! Just as we don't use the Peso here, you might wanna wait to make your next Mexican sombrero purchase when you're on that vacation in Cancún. Have you already found something really cool to bring home? Did we help you to decide? Leave us a note on the fridge, or better underneath the blog :) Sharka]]> 626 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-5-films-set-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 14:00:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=629 Films Set in Barcelona : The Most Famous Ones Back in 2010, SuiteLife released their post on the Top 5 Films Set in Barcelona, needless to say it is time for an updated list of films set in Barcelona - as the city is slowly but steadily becoming a popular destination for filmmakers (we know Woody Allen, you love the city first!). Need any proof? Then keep on reading...

1. The Orphanage

Or better known as the Orfanato, is a 2007 Spanish horror film by J. A. Bayona. The film stars Belen Rueda, Fernando Cayo, and Roger Princep. The script was written by Sergio G. Sanchez in 1996 but brought to the attention of Bayona in 2004. Director Guillermo del Toro was asked to help produce the film and to double its buget and filming time. The film opened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2007 and received critical acclaim from the audiences in its native Spain helping them win seven Goya Awards and North America for the director's delivery and actors' performances leading to New Line Cinema bying the rights for an American remake. Laura (Belen) returns to her childhood home - an orphanage - which she plans to turn into a home for disabled children but after their adopted son Simon (Roger) argues with Laura about his imaginary masked friend named Tomás (with whom he will run away), he vanishes. The Orphanage is worth watching for their lack of 'cheap scares' alone and for being one of the great horror films set in Barcelona.

2. Biutiful

In 2010, the Mexican director, producer, and writer, Alejandro González Iñárritu, decided to make a movie set in Barcelona starring Javier Bardem. Unlike the movie of Woody Allen's 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' - Biutiful, the story of a man named Uxbal who's every action is guided by his ability to see his death, shows the audience a side of the city that tourists never get to see. González also directed the movie 'Babel' starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in 2006. We know that Vicky Cristina Barcelona is one of those classics that will always be featured on everyone lists of best films set in Barcelona because of it's popularity and romanticism. However, critics have bashed Woody Allen's darling for just showing Barcelona's most touristic of places and neglecting to show the darker side no one never get to experience when visiting Barcelona.

3. Rec 1 & 2

I first saw the American version of this movie (Quarantine) unknown to me that it was based on both of these movies. Got to admit both versions scared the crap out of me and that is not an easy feat for any movie to achieve. Rec is a supernatural horror film made back in 2007 by Spanish writers and director Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza. The movie is about a reporter documenting the working life of firefighter men during night shift in Barcelona, that night an emergency call takes them to a building which they allow the reporter to tag along  unknown to them, the building is infected with something that the government doesn't want to spread out of the perimeters. Anybody attempting to escape are shot down immediately, leaving no options to the characters than to fight for their life against the snipers outside and the zombies inside. The only thing that I didn't like about the movie was that the camerawork was shaky and used the 'found footage' style that has become so over used in horror movies these days but I admit it worked to their advantage as you didn't get no foreshadowing. Two sequels were released; Rec 2 in 2009 and Rec 3: Genesis in 2012. A third film, Rec 4: Apocalypse, is planned to end the franchise.

4. Buried

Kudos for a film that could keep me interested and at the edge of my seat throughout its entire 90 minutes. Not only because Ryan Reynolds plays the leading role in this film but because the creator did a great job considering the movie only has one person and  location - a coffin. Did I lose you already? Then here's a better explanation: Paul Conroy (Ryan Reynolds), an Iraq-based American civilian truck driver, finds himself buried alive in a wooden coffin after being attacked with nothing more than a lighter, flask, flashlight, knife, glowsticks, pen and a mobile phone to help him escape before the oxygen in the coffin runs out. The movie was directed by Rodrigo Cortes and written by Chris Sparling (who later failed miserably at delivering with his script 'ATM'). Ironically, the film was shot in two location (beats me why this happened) in Barcelona and America.

5. My Immortal - Evanescence Music Video

"Ring around the rosy, a pocket full of posies. "Ashes, Ashes" We all fall down!" This video (though it's not a film but merits to be on the list of films set in Barcelona for it's artistry and elegance) was shot in a place that could be considered one of Barcelona most sacred places. It is not a church or any other kind of holly land...but a school where children once played, laughed, and studied. Until one day the goverment dropped a bomb on the playground while the children were out playing. All 40 children were killed.

Today it is called Plaza Neri or Square of the dead. All of this happened during the civil war when Mussolini's Air Force lent Franco a hand by dropping (literally) the bomb. The holes that scars the walls, were created by the shrapnels of the bomb. The people of Barcelona have never restored to its glory to serve as a reminder of the cruelty that took place here. It's funny that I fell in love with Evanescence music video 'My Immortal' not knowing the eerie undertone it had. At the beginning she's seen walking on the fountain while children played soccer. It happens to be, that the video was filmed exactly here - and the children playing represents its history. Be assured that these will not be the last films set in Barcelona. The Spanish film commision has put in place a tax incentive and collaboration grant to attract filmmakers from around the world. It comes with no suprise that a film is about to go into production in Barcelona starring Sean Penn and Javier Bardem titled the 'Gun Man' as I write this article. ~ Argenis

]]> 629 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/best-blogs-about-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 13:32:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=638 Best Blogs About Barcelona: The Complete List Have you ever spent a tremendous amount of time searching for  blogs about Barcelona? I have to say it's kind of frustrating and you wish you could find what you want in the blink of an eye instead of wasting time that you could be using to sip a fresh Mojito on one of Barcelona many beaches! With that in mind, we've handpicked our favourites and written a blog on the best blogs about Barcelona! We hope you will enjoy these entertaining sources of information as much as we do!

• Barcelona Photoblog

Barcelona photoblog is one of the blogs you definitely can not miss!

This blog will let you discover Barcelona through all the incredibly beautiful and unique pictures. And on top of that, each picture is explained and discussed by the author. For example if one picture is about a museum, you will find information about the museum: its history, location, what the author thought when he visited it etc...

In my opinion, this is what makes this photoblog stand out, as other photoblogs usually post beautiful pictures but do not give additional information on the things that were shot.

As a combination of aesthetic pictures of Barcelona and useful information about the daily life of the city, Barcelona Photoblog is worth having a look at so check it out here!!

• Standing in a Spanish Doorway

This blog is mainly about social and public issues and cultural life in Catalunya but it also covers these issues from a Spanish and European perspective.

Indeed, some of the social problems encountered in Catalunya are also present in other countries throughout Europe and it's always interesting to discuss things from a wider point of view.

The author's name is Brett Hetherington. He is an Australian journalist and is now working as a freelance writer, blogger and teacher in Catalunya. He also happens to be a regular commentator on Spain's social and cultural life for an Australian radio called "ABC Radio". The content is really interesting and diverse as it combines politics, social issues, economics, daily life and facts about Catalunya, Spain and Europe in general.

So if these topics are of interest to you, you definitely have to read this blog!

• Fleas and Dogs in Barcelona

Funny name for a blog isn't it? As you might have guessed, this blog is about Barcelona's daily life and features all the advantages and drawbacks of living in this city. As its slogan says, "Si quieres el perro, Acepta las Pulgas". In english,  "If you want the dog, you must accept the fleas"!

In my opinion, the name has been wisely chosen as this metaphor perfectly describes Barcelona. The dogs are the things that we see in tourist guides, the good sides of Barcelona, its charming streets, districts and monuments. On the other hand, the fleas are all the less savoury things that you don't hear about, such as the drunk tourists on the beach, the drug dealers, the squaters, the thieves etc...

If you want to know more about all the thrilling action happening every day in Barcelona, you must checkout this blog!

• Barça Blaugranes

This was inevitable! A football blog about FC Barcelona had to appear in my list of Barcelona best blogs!

In case you come from another planet, Barcelona happens to have one of the best (if not the best) football teams in the world and it can count on the unconditional support from Barcelona's citizens!

This blog will keep you up to date with the club's daily life, transfer rumours, match results, highlights and so on! What I like the most about it is that some articles in the blog are written and edited by fans and there is an impression of community when you browse the website making the blog highly interactive and 'live'.

I totally recommend it if you're a Barca fan! You can check it out here! PS: Visca el Barca i Visca Catalunya!

• Barcelona Street Art

  This blog is dedicated to street art in Barcelona. It features many different creations from graffiti to urban sculptures. What I find really cool is that it is a way to discover Barcelona in an original manner as every creation is usually geolocalized meaning that its location is mentioned. So if one street art creation really catches your attention, you might be able to go and check it out for real! The only obstacle to fully enjoying this blog is that it's written in Spanish, but I guess it will be a good opportunity to practice your spanish and to be honest this blog is more about the pictures of street art. Barcelona street art reminds us that art is not only in museums! You can discover it here.

• Forever Barcelona

Written by passionate local tour guides, this blog's objective is to show you Barcelona in a way that you will always remember visiting it. Marta and her colleagues will give you advice on where to eat, what to see, where to go on a friday night or the best places to stay during your trip for example. This insider knowledge is always useful when coming to Barcelona!

Check it out here!

• Homage to BCN

Homage to BCN is a very complete blog where you can find a lot of different articles related to Barcelona. There is of course a lot of insider info on Barcelona such as "The top 5 Nightclubs in Barcelona" or "The best Barcelona bodegas" but also some interesting videos, infographics and fun facts about Barcelona!

My favourite section of this blog is the "BCN days" where people living in Barcelona describe their perfect day in the city to share what they love most about Barcelona.

Reading this blog is highly recommended!

• Barcelona Besotted

Besotted is a play on words with "beso" that means kiss in Spanish. As the author explains, she has been kissed by the beautiful city of Barcelona and is now living a love story with it! She shares why she fell in love with Barcelona by posting pictures of her favourite places, restaurants, bars, neighbourhoods etc...Check it out here!

• Bcn Bar Culture

A very interesting blog dedicated to the Barcelona bar scene. I truly enjoy this blog as it allows you to discover many Barcelona bars and the majority of them are not really famous but rather authentic and original bars that you don't often hear of. You can discover it here. Their instagram account is also worth a "follow"!

• Food Barcelona

Food Barcelona is a gastronomic blog providing reviews about Barcelona restaurants but also some attractive homemade recipes! Very useful if you wonder where to go for dinner in Barcelona. Food lovers, this blog is made for you!

• Guiri Girl in Barça

As you maybe already know, "guiri" means expatriate. This blog is written by a Scottish woman who moved to Barcelona a few years ago. Throughout her blog she shares her experience of living in Barcelona with her observations, feelings and the occasional funny story! Check it out!

• The Barcelona Bible

Last but not least, the SuiteLife Barcelona Bible!!! This blog is the most complete in terms of insider info about Barcelona. Updated every 2 days on average, it is also really active and always keeps up with what's happening right now in Barcelona. Amongst the numerous articles this blog has to offer, some are particularly worth a look!

The Barcelona Neighbourhood Guide will tell you everything you need to know about the city's different districts. Same for The Gaudi Guide that will make your Gaudi Tour much easier to organise! And I bet you want to discover the Top 10 hot Spanish Women, don't you? I won't make you wait any longer, you can browse this blog here!

That is it for our list of the best blogs about Barcelona!I hope you enjoyed reading this article and these blogs. If you know of any Barcelona blogs that could appear in this list, let us know in the comments section and we might include it!

Cheers, Rémi

]]> 638 0 0 0 193 http://suitelife.com/blog/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/the-best-low-cost-luxury-barcelona-hotels-for-visitors/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/shops-open-on-sunday-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 13:54:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=643 Discover which shops open on Sunday In Barcelona: Some of you already know this and some don’t, but just to make sure that you aren't surprised: Shops are closed on Sunday. Yes that’s true, besides souvenir shops in the city center and restaurants, cafes, bars, cinemas; supermarkets and other shops are closed. So if your habit is shopping or simply to stuff your fridge with groceries for next week like me, kiss them good bye! But don’t freak-out. For those emergency situations, there are a small number of shops that acquire a special license to open on Sundays and Holidays in Barcelona and we have made a list of them for you.

Groceries store - Supercor expres

Supercor Expres is an express supermarket chain that belongs to El Corte Inglés Group. Here you can find basically everything offered in other stores from food, drinks, kitchen wares, cosmetics, drugstore etc. Opening every day from 8a.m till 2a.m on the next day, also available for home delivery, this good guy will keep your party going! Of course since it is express store, the prices will be slightly higher. Check their website here for shop locations in Barcelona.

Shopping mall – Maremagnum

This is an unique shopping complex by the sea, consists of shops, movie theatre, amusement park, and restaurants with great ocean views. Maremagnum has a special license due to its location in the harbor, allowing them to open every day of the year (Shops: 10a.m – 10p.m Restaurants: 11a.m – 1a.m). Shops range from famous fashion brands cosmetics, electronics, sport accessories etc. basically anything you might need. How to get there:

• By Metro: L3 Drassanes, L4 Barceloneta
• By Bus: 120, 64, 59, H16, D20, 14, 51, 17, 45, 39, V17, N6, N9, N12, N15
• By car: there is a 24h parking lot in Maremagnum, Free Parking from 10pm to 3am every day until September 30^th

More Info

Shopping mall – Anecblau

If you have a car and want to go shopping on weekends and holidays in Barcelona, then Anecblau is a good choice. The huge 30.000m2 mall is located in Castelldefels, 20km from Barcelona. Beside shops, restaurants and cinemas there is also a stage for shows, exhibitions and special activities in the central concourse of the mall. Opening hours: Shops: All days from 10h - 22h. Leisure and restaurants:

• From Sunday to Thursday and holidays 9h - 1,30h.
• Friday, Saturday and holiday eves 9h - 3,30h.
• Information point: Saturday, Sunday and holiday from 12h to 21h

Parking:

• From Sunday to Thursday and holidays 9h - 1,30h.
• Friday, Saturday and holiday eves 9h - 3,30h.

More info

24h Pharmacy

Beside grocery stores and shopping centers, these 24h Pharmacy will help a lot in emergency situations. Farmacia Bonanova Plaza Bonanova, 6, 08022 Barcelona Tel: 934-178-032 Farmacia Torres Calle Aribau, 62, 08011 Barcelona Tel: 934-539-220 Farmacia Cervera Muntaner, 254, 08021 Barcelona Tel: 932-000-996 Farmacia Clapés Antoja La Rambla, 98, 08001 Barcelona Tel: +34 934 124 985 Farmacia Lda. Maria Joaquina Laguna C/ Provença 459, 08025 Barcelona Tel: 934 551 207 Farmacia Alvarez Passeig de Gràcia 26, 08007 Barcelona Tel: +34 93 302 1124

Clothes stores during sale season

There are 8 special Sundays and other days a year when shops can independently chose to open. They are normally during summer sales or Christmas shopping season. For example Zara and many other apparel shops open all Sundays during their summer sale in July and August. So if you are desperately want to go shopping my advice is to check the special opening hours on the shops’ own website.

Basar shops

There are also some small, independent shops you will randomly hit on. They usually have the basar/supermercat sign and independently owned. Some of them open on Sunday, too. Is there any shops where missed? Let us know in the comments below, and don't forget to check out our free Barcelona Shopping Bible here peace! T.Vu]]> 643 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/top-5-gay-films-set-in-spain/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 14:22:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=650 The Most Famous Spanish Gay Films Set in Spain Last week, I wrote a blog on Films Set in Barcelona. This article made me realize that up until now, I hadn't thought about writing a similar blog but on Gay Films Set in Spain for our 'From Behind the Rear' series! Below you will find a list of our top 5 gay films set in Spain !

1. Nico and Dani

We start our Gay Films Set in Spain list with Nico and Dani (2000) not because it takes place in the Catalan town of Castelldefels and in various locations in the country of Garraf but because it touches on a couple of original concepts rarely found in other gay movies. First of the title of the film doesn't refer to the character's name but to a form of mutual masturbation practiced between the two main characters. I got to admit that I had passed over this film several times, thinking it would be your cliche packed coming-of-age movie - the plot description didn't help one bit either (Two teenagers awakening sexually, with one coming to terms with his homosexuality and the other with his heterosexuality). Ugh, I heard those lines many time before. Don't get me wrong, it's not a world classic but was a huge step for the Spanish gay cinema.

2. ChuecaTown

There aren't many gay films that I could say are very original or down right entertaining but Chueca Town slapped me on the face and yelled that there are some Gay films out there worth watching if only I took the time to search for them. The movie is funny (if you like to laugh at yourself, that is) and very entertaining. As in all the Gay Films Set in Spain list, the cliches that are found abundandly on gay movies were left out on the street for this one - thank you very much! The movie revolves around the gay bear couple Leo (Pepon Nieto) and Rey (Carlos Fuentes) who lives in the Chueca neighborhood of Madrid. To begin with they're not your stereotypical gay couple as they are not interested in fashion or gyms but instead love football. On the other side of the spetrum there is Victor (Pablo Puyol) who owns a real estate agency and has the ambitious plan to make Chueca a town of young gays by assassinating all the old people and taking their apartments. When Victor murders the bear couple's elderly neighbor, Rey discover he has inherited the woman's property. The tension increases because Victor wants to buy it from Rey but Rey wants to give it to his mother Antonia (Concha Velasco) who hates Leo and has a goal to make his life miserable. This creates relationship problems and Victor decides to take advantage of the situation by getting up close and personal with Leo with the bigger picture of killing Antonia. Meanwhile the police thinks the events are isolated except for investigator Mila (Rosa Maria Sarda) who ridden by phobias is certain that all the victims were murdered by the same person who sprays them with an expensive perfume after they're dead. I highly recommend this movie if you want to be entertained and not bombarded by cliches.

3. Amor de Hombre

Probably this 1990 Spanish gay film resembles every gay man's relationship with their female best friend at one time or another. The story revolves around a strong friendship between a gay man and his female best friend is tested when he enters into a relationship with another man. The girlfriend (used to getting all the attention from her gay male friend) becomes jealous changing the lives and friendship of all the characters involved. Amor de Hombre or love for another man was written and directed by Yolanda Garcia Serrano and Juan Luis Iborra. Loles Leon, Andrea Occhipinti and Pedro Mari Sanchez starres in the movie.

4. Spinnin'

To my opinion, Madrid is the Spanish city that makes the most gay films and most times they make it right. This is true about Spinnin'. Although the movie was shot in 2007, the story settings takes place in Madrid, 1995 and it concerns the story of Garate and Omar a young gay couple who wants to have a baby. After failed attempts with their female pals, they befriend Raquel, a pregnant woman whose partner has died of aids. Normally I wouldn't give such a conventional storyline the light of day, however, writer and director Eusebio Pastrana took it to a whole new level and turned it into an entertaining and inventive adventure brought to live by actors Damian Alcolea, Matilde Alcazar, and Maria Brea.  And now with gay marriage becoming legal in many places around the world, lots of gay couple should give this movie a go.

5. Cachorro (Bear Cub)

This Spanish film tackles pretty hairy subjects...and not just the unshaven members of the gay bear scene. It is a movie is about a handsome, husky, and promiscuous bear chaser named Pedro (Jose Luis Garcia-Perez), who leads an active social life and have a big circle of friends, until he ends up as a guardian to his 9-year-old nephew, Bernando (David Castillo). When it appears as though it might become a permanent arrangement, Pedro turns to his friends for guidance as his nephew begins to forge a household together. As you can see the films touches on the subject of gay-parenting with a flair for the dramatics...but don't be fooled by the lightheartedness this films brings throughout its 100 minutes as the film also depicts sex. There are more Gay Films Set in Spain but they are few and far in between. Most of you will probably be upset to find out that Antonio Banderas also did a Spanish Gay film in 1987 (La Ley del Deseo/Law of Desire) where he portrays a film maker whose sexual disorientation jepordizes his latest project - and there is a great sex scene! This list focuses on the most recent of them all. Do you guys have any great movies that we could add to the list?? Let us know in the comments! ~Argenis]]> 650 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/hospitals-in-barcelona-some-quick-health-tips/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 14:40:19 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=655 Staying Healthy : How to Avoid Hospitals in Barcelona? When you plan a vacation you never plan for a trip (no matter how quick that may be) to the emergency room. But illness is unpredictable and it is always a good idea to be prepared for the unexpected. These Health Tips should give you a good knowledge base to make your trip a safe and enjoyable one, far from Barcelona's hospitals.

Water

According to Aspasio.com, tap water in Barcelona is graded as ‘potable’ which means people can drink it. All over the city of Barcelona you will be able to find public fountains (especially in Plazas) where people can refill their water bottles which is understandable as Spain is a hot country and good access to fresh water is considered a neccesity rather than a luxury. However, the water might taste a little...weird due to the heavy calcium found in it, so long term residents filter tap water to reduce the calcium and the chlorine which can be a bit much. If you're like me and have an ultra sensitive stomach, then it would be safer to buy bottled water.

Asian Tiger Mosquitos

Probably as a tourist you need not worry about this black and white striped little annoying creature - as you would probably be sleeping in a hotel room with air conditioning. In the past couple of decades this species has invaded many countries throughout the world through the transport of goods and increasing international travel from the tropical and subtropical areas of Southeast Asia. They have become a significant pest in many communities and can transmit pathogens and viruses i.e. the West Nile virus and Yellow fever virus.

Medical services

Everyone, foreigners and EU citizens alike, have the same right as Spaniards to emergency medical treatment in public hospitals. A EU citizen is entitled to the full range of health-care services in public hospitals but in order to obtain this, they must present a European Health Insurance Card. Even when they do show this card they may have to pay up front. Non-EU citizens have to pay for anything other than emergency treatment but not to worry as most travel-insurance policies include medical cover. Pharmaceuticals tend to be sold more freely without prescriptions for minor health problems. At least more freely than countries such as the USA, Australia or the UK. I remember asking the pharmacist how I could go about obtaining a prescription for antibiotics without going to the doctor and she replied that if I had proof such as copy of the prescription or the box then I only needed to pay for it. This comes in handy if you don't want to spend hours waiting for a doctor especially if its a reoccurring illness. Another thing that is good to know when travelling to Barcelona is that if your country has a consulate in here, its staff should be able to refer you to doctors who speak your language. Hospitals in Barcelona

• Hospital Clínic i Provincial (93 227 54 00; Carrer de Villarroel 170; Hospital Clínic)
• Hospital de la Santa Creu i de Sant Pau (93 291 90 00; Carrer de Sant Antoni Maria Claret 167; Hospital de Sant Pau)
• Hospital Dos de Maig (93 507 27 00; Carrer del Dos de Maig 301; Hospital de Sant Pau)

Some 24-hour pharmacies follow:

• Farmàcia Álvarez (93 302 11 24; Passeig de Gràcia 26)
• Farmàcia Clapés (93 301 28 43; La Rambla 98)
• Farmàcia Torres (93 453 92 20; www.farmaciaabierta 24h.com, in Spanish; Carrer d’Aribau 62)

STD Testing Clinics

Open house is a private English-speaking medical clinic with two locations; Madrid and Barcelona. They offer a full range of services in the field of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Because they are a private clinic their prices tend to be quite high but you can rest assured that your results will be in within 20 minutes - so the the fact that you do not have to wait balances out the cost, especially if your time is limited in Barcelona.

Like all STDs clinics, one need not worry about confidentiality problems as names are not needed and they also offer the treatment for most STDs right on the spot (meaning you don't have to carry a prescription to a pharmacist which might make some uncomfortable). So if you have questions about STDs, please visit their website (http://www.openhouse.com.es/indexEng.html) for more information.

]]> 655 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/iese-barcelona-bus-transportation-guide/ Thu, 06 Aug 2015 14:58:03 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=658 IESE Barcelona : Bus Transportation Guide for IESE Students in Barcelona We want to say Welcome to all IESE students in Barcelona, and answer that very common question of how do I get to IESE Barcelona? We made this article for you, so you will be able to navigate through the city more easily. We know that your campus isn't very near to the center of the city, but we did some research and wanted to show you that regardless of its location, the buses can be very helpful and you can really live in quite a wide array of Barcelona neighborhoods and still get to school in no time. IESE students in Barcelona, this is for you. Let's begin with Line 68 , the bus stop is near the IESE Campus and it goes all the way to Plaza Catalunya, which is just above La Rambla, the whole route takes 33 minutes, and you will find yourself in one of the liveliest places in the city. What's interesting to note is how many neighborhoods the bus line passes through. As you'll see with the other routes, taking the bus to IESE allows you to greatly enhance the scope of your apartment search to include neighborhoods such as Borne, Gótico, Eixample, Gracia, Sant Gervasi, and Sarria! View Route on Google Maps Another good options for all of the IESE Students in Barcelona is bus Line 22 , For 40 minutes you can get to the center of the city. Very near to El Barri Gotic, and also during this route, there are many stops near metro stations and the bus passes through in many people's opinion the best district of the city Gracia, so it is very useful. An easy way to reach Parc Guell as well. View Route on Google Maps by Clicking Here A bus that can take you to the heart of the city is 63. Which stops at Placa Universitat, which is very central and near Macba, Placa Catalunya and many other places . IESE Students in Barcelona using this route can go from the campus to the Placa for 37 minutes. Clich Here to See the Route on Google Maps And finally a map where we mixed these 3 very mobile routes, so you can know exactly which one will help you the most in reaching your destination. We hope IESE Students in Barcelona will find this article helpful. Enjoy your stay in one of the best cities in Europe guys!! If you are new in the city you might also want to check out our article on The Top Experiences That You Need to Have Whilst in the City Etien]]> 658 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/the-best-property-to-rent-chateau-ivy-blue/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:03:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=666 The Best Property to Rent near Barcelona! SuiteLife Presents a Luxury Property to rent outside Barcelona. Wait till you see this! Can you imagine living here? Wanna spend a few days for a special occasion with your friends in an amazing house close to Barcelona? Why not relax in a castle like this one! The SuiteLife team presents this beautiful house called Chateau Ivy Blue. This unique property is a breathtaking house full of modernity and typical Catalan modernism. If you're a fan checkout our blog on the Modernist movement.

15,000 € a Month?!

OK, we must admit it sounds a bit excessive, BUT this 1100m2 mansion has 8 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms with typical features of modernism.  You can also rent it by the week. Imagine gathering your closest friends and basking in the luxury of this beautiful secluded house for a week. Just look at these amazing photos! Chateau Ivy Blue is in a great location in Castellar del Valles, about 35 km from Barcelona, as you can see on the map below:

Just SOME of the awesome features included:

• 3 Living Rooms.
• an enormous kitchen fit for a professional chef.
• your very own wine cellar.
• private gorgeous pool and huge garden.
• in case your time in the chateau gets a little dionysian, the house has it's very own chapel where you can repent for your sins the night before!
• this place sleeps up to 20 people

Anyway, this house can be the perfect place to spend a very special week or month with a bunch of friends or even with the whole family, because this unrivaled mansion is just that awesome! If you fell in love with this place as SuiteLife team did, don´t hesitate to contact us! Click to see the full listing. So isn't it the best property to rent ? Do you know a better place to stay? Let us know in the comments below! Thanks and enjoy your week! ~Ivet]]> 666 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/barcelona-and-football-football-club-barcelona/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:12:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=683 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Football Club Barcelona! When it comes to the world of sports, Barcelona and football are synonymous.  As of 2012, Barcelona has won 21 La Liga, 25 Copa del Rey, 10 Supercopa de Espana, 3 Copa Eva Durate, and 2 Copa de la Liga trophies. Football Club Barcelona or FCB have won 4 UEFA Champions League, a record 4 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, 4 UEFA Super Cup, and a record 2 FIFA Club World Cup trophies. They also won a record 3 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup trophies, considered the predecessor to the UEFA Cup-Europa League. This championship teamis the only European club to have played continental football every season since 1955, and one of the only three clubs to have never been relegated from La Liga, along with Athletic Bilbao, and Real Madrid. In 2009, Barcelona became the first club in Spain to win the Treble consisting of La Liga, Copa del Rey, and the Champions League. That same year, it also became the first football club ever to win six out of six competitions in a single year, thus completing the sextuple,comprising the aforementioned treble and the Spanish Super Cup, UEFA Super Cup, and FIFA World Cup.

The Beginnings of Football Club Barcelona

This world renowned football club got its remarkable start here in Barcelona at the Gimnasio Sole on November 29th, 1899. Joan Gamper placed an advertisement in the local newspaper asking if there were others in the area wanting to contribute the the founding of a new Barcelona football club. Gamper met Gualteri Wild, Lluís d'Ossó, Bartomeu Terrados, Otto Kunzle, Otto Maier, Enric Ducal, Pere Cabot, Carles Pujol, Josep Llobet, John Parsons and William Parsons. Eleven sportsmen gathered in order to found a football club. Gualteri Wild was appointed President. The new Barcelona football team played their first game March 14, 1909 against English ex-pats living in Barcelona. Barca lost 0-1.

Cathedral of Football (1900's - 1956)

The new Football Club Barcelona won their first championship that same year, in the Catalan Championship. The team would continue to win the Catalan Championship in 1910,1911,1912,1915,1918,1919,1920,1921, and the Spanish Championship in 1909, 1911, 1912,1919, and 1921. With such amazing records and winning streaks for such a new football organization crowds began following the team. In order to accomodate the new fans, Barca had a “Cathedral of Football” constructed in May of 1922. The new Les Corts Stadium opened May 20th, 1922, with a capacity to hold 30,000 specators. The club had an amazing beginning but the 1930’s had left some scars on the Football Club Barcelona. Founder Joan Gamper died July 30 1930.  After this several club owners left, the team created a losing streak and the Civil War of 1936 pushed heavily on Catalan identity. In March of 1938, the Franco Regime bombed the Les Corts Stadium in an effort to destroy the symbolism that the Football Club Barcelona held for Catalonia. The team saw a gradual recovery in the 1940’s as they began to once again win their battles. The Football Club Barcelona won the National League Titles in 1945, 1948, and 1949. In June of 1950, Ladislao Kubala arrived in Barcelona dramatically shifting the power and magic that the team already had. The Messi of the 1950’s, Kubala helped Barcelona win the Spanish League in 1951, 1952, and 1953. In 1952, Barca won the Five Cups: Spanish League, Spanish Cup, Latin Cup Eva Duarte and Martini Rossi trophies.  

The Camp Nou Era Begins

With Kubala leading the dream team of Barcelona, the “Cathedral of Football” was no longer large enough to sustain the number of fans attending the games. in 1957 the new stadium, Camp Nou was erected. The new stadium had a capacity of 90,000 fans. It was during this time that Barca continued to win cups including the Spanish Leagues 1958-59 and 1959-60, and the Fairs' Cups 1957-1958 and 1959-60, coached by Helenio Herrera, with such excellent players as Kocsis, Czibor, Evaristo, Kubala, Eulogio Martínez, Suárez, Villaverde, Olivella, Gensana, Segarra, Gràcia, Vergés and Tejada. During this time, the popular Football Club Barcelona phrase “more than a club” was born. FCB had been stamped as a part of Catalan identity. In 1978, Josep Lluís Núñez became President of the Football Club Barcelona. The Club then began a considerable period of social and financial expansion. The increase in member numbers reached the 100,000 and many supporter's clubs were founded. The Football Club Barcelona was becoming the sports most important entity in the world. Barça were also provided with emblematic sports facilities: the Camp Nou expansion, the building of the Miniestadi, the Palau Blaugrana, and so on. The FC Barcelona is currently a sports entity which includes basketball, handball, hockey, ice-hockey, figure skating, indoor football, rugby, baseball, volleyball and women's football sections.  

World Renowned Team

The Football Club Barcelona colors and symbol are recognized around the world as a leader in sports and as a successful club. People travel the globe to attend Barcelona football games. Barcelona has become a mecca to the football world and the jersey’s of Messi, Puyol, Alves, Valdes, Sanchez, Villa, Adriano, Keita, and Pinto. FCB helps give pride and definition to Barcelona as a city among cities. Is Barca your favorite football team too? Let us know who your favorite players are and what you think the club does for Barcelona. Thanks for reading. Cheers, Brett Want more about sports? Take it! :) Sports shops in Barcelona FCB and Camp Nou]]> 683 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/luxury-hotels-in-barcelona-choose-your-own/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:23:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=685 Luxury Hotels in Barcelona - Which One is Your Favourite? We all like a bit luxury in our lives, right? Outdoor swimming pool, relaxing spa, perfect suite with a breathtaking view, fancy bars and excellent customer service are only a few things that make a visitor feel really special. This blog introduces you to some amazing five star luxury hotels in Barcelona. Interested in something more intimate? Check out this luxury property to rent before you make your choice !

Hotel W Barcelona

This fabulous hotel has become one of the best known landmarks of Barcelona and no wonder. Located by the oh-so beautiful Barceloneta beach you will be left speechless by the astonishing views it provides over the Mediterranean Sea. Hotel W Barcelona provides everything you need for your perfect holiday. You can dine in the hotel at  Michelin-star rated chef Carlos Abellán’s restaurant; enjoy some glamorous drinks at the rooftop bar on 26th floor; relax in Spain's first ever Bliss Spa; cool down by swimming in the pool, or check out Barceloneta from the beachfront access. Try W Barcelona virtual planner tour to see what is waiting for you. For real luxury lovers W Barcelona welcomes you to WOW suite with spectacular views over the sea and the city.

Mandarin Oriental Barcelona

At the beginning of this summer Mandarin Oriental Barcelona was inundated with huge crowds. It was because Rihanna was staying in this hotel during her summer concert in Barcelona. She made an excellent decision, because Mandarin Oriental Barcelona is for real stars. It is in a prime location on Passeig de Gracia next to Tiffany & Co. with the finest Penthouse Suite. This suite has fastastic views over Passeig de Gracia, it is perfect even for diamond lovers!

Hotel Arts Barcelona

This is another gorgeous hotel by Barceloneta which is popular with the rich and famous. It's terraced gardens and outdoor swimming pool, five restaurants, Six Senses Spa and gym located on the 42nd floor, and fine collection of Spanish contemporary art are only some of the reasons to choose the premium luxury Hotel Arts Barcelona. The outstanding service tops off what would most probably be an unforgettable experience here. The Arts Suite is one of the highest end choices Hotel Arts offers with panoramic views of the Mediterranean sea and the marina.

Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel

Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel has been compared to a leisure paradise and is very well located  by the harbour.  It provides an outdoor swimming pool with prominent city and port views, relaxing sauna and jacuzzi, well known buffet breakfast and a fantastic piano bar. Depending on your preferences there are variety of suites and rooms to choose from. However, the Presidential Suite is the jewel of Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel. You can be assured of a good nights sleep at the Eurostar Grand Marina Hotel by choosing the best model from the unique pillow menu.

El Palace Hotel

El Palace Hotel is a trademark of Barcelona’s hotels. It was built almost 100 years ago in 1919 but was totally refurbished in 2009. El Palace Hotel is luxurious from the first moment you step through the door and offers welcome snacks and drinks. Total comfort is assured and you can enjoy lunch inside the hotel at the Caelis Restaurant which has been awarded a Michelin Star. Classic Deluxe is the finest room complete with a romantic fireplace. You can relax even though the hotel is located in the middle of the busy centre because the room is completely soundproofed. El Palace Hotel brings the Caribbean Sea to Barcelona with the Mayan Luxury Spa. Relax and enjoy the luxurious surroundings that El Palace Hotel affords. Have you tried one of these spectacular hotels? We would like to hear about your experience. Have a relaxing holiday in Barcelona! Cheers, Essi]]> 685 0 0 0 194 http://suitelife.com/blog/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/the-best-low-cost-luxury-barcelona-hotels-for-visitors/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/secret-barcelona-bars-shhh-keep-it-on-the-down-low/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:25:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=691 Barcelona bars is a topic that can be discussed and reviewed ad nauseum, but where the conversation gets truly interesting is within the mysterious and exciting niche of Secret Barcelona bars. Is your interest piqued yet? Keep reading... We'll tell you about some here but, shhhhhhh, it's a secret for a reason!

Secret Barcelona Bars: An Unforgettable Time for Those in the Know

[caption id="attachment_22739" align="alignnone" width="553"] Knock knock... Herro?[/caption] All of the legal Barcelona bars that are not clubs or discotheques close at 3 a.m.  So if you find 3am fast approaching and you're not quite ready to call it a night your only option is to go to a club.  This has happened to me many times. I just felt like chatting and drinking with my friends until the sun rose and I could safely stumble home on the famous 'walk of shame'.  Sometimes you just don't feel like going to a throbbing sweaty nightclub.  I was psyched to find out that there are some Secret Barcelona bars that open their doors just after 3 a.m. to entertain you until the after hours clubs open at 7am,  or until you can't see straight, whichever might come first.

When you don´t feel like going to bed…

El Mariachi

Carrer Dels Còdols 14 In the heart of the Gótico there is one a the secret Barcelona bars with great cocktails and vermouth.  If you're lucky you can enjoy an improvised Manu Chao concert, as it's his favorite bar.  So don't miss this relaxing and fun atmosphere when you are around.  From the front it looks like a normal shop.  Just step in and pass to the back. Try Hydro-Miel, the house specialty mixed with honey. The complete blog about El Mariachi Bar

The Papillon

Carrer de la Neu de Sant Cugat The Papillon is very difficult to find and don´t ask me why. Maybe it's because of its location on a tiny dark hidden street or possibly because it doesn't open until 4 a.m. when no one´s really fresh (read: sober) enough to remember the way to this bar. It´s the latest opening bar in El Born neighborhood so be prepared for the high prices and crowds (who said secret Barcelona bars drinking would be cheap?). The Papillon is definitely there  for those who want to continue party in a rebellious way when most people are at home snoring. You can get there from c/ Princesa, turning onto c/ Assaonaders and then off to the dimly lit c/ Neu de Sant Cugat. Look for the metal doorway with graffiti, and you've found it.

El Armario

Carrer de Riereta El Raval is the part of the city that is the most densely populated with secret Barcelona bars, often opened up by squatters who have taken up residence in the empty buildings. There is one bar called El Armario (The Wardrobe) that is a hole in the wall and you literally have to enter through the owner´s closet (how odd and cool is that?!). The only problem is that it depends on the owner´s mood whether he will open the bar or not. So far I haven't had any luck but I won´t lose hope and I firmly believe that once I enter the wardrobe of miracles it will all be worth it.  Have any of you been to el Armario? Shed some light for us in the comments!

Pipa Social Club

Plaza Reial 3 The best known “secret” bar. Pipa is a very elegant flat of six rooms with a bar and pool. It used to be a smoking club and it kept its dark brown decoration from around the 19th century. Again, a bit pricey (4€ for a beer) but a nice experience when you are in Barcelona and a last beer point when the night is still not over. Honestly, this one's not much of a 'secret', but if you have guests visiting that you want to impress or just need a beer at 4am, this is your spot.  You have to ring the doorbell downstairs and they will buzz you up.

Secret Barcelona Restaurants: A Surprising Urban Secret…

These two completely hidden restaurants in Barcelona are the perfect choice to bring anyone to who you'd like to give a pleasant surprise to (girlfriend, parents, your Aunt Bunny...).  The quality of the dining is very high and the look on your completely surprised friend's face after you pass through a laundry mat into a stunning restaurant will be priceless!

Tintoreria Dontell

I passed this dry cleaners every day for two months and never realised, that there was something just a little off with the place. There are jackets hanging, waiting for their owners, washing detergents on the floor, the price of complete service on the front door says "Oferta especial del mediodía: camiseta, pantalón y corbata 20€" (special offer for lunchtime - shirt, trousers and a tie 20€). I never realised how strange it is that dry cleaners would have a lunchtime offer. And than a friend told me the secret and everything started to make sence. Behind this "normal" dry cleaners, there is a very fancy restaurant that you just should not miss. It´s pricey, but definitely worth it. To make a reservation visit their facebook page and give them a call. Also checkout our full review of The Secret Barcelona Restaurant Tintoria Dontell.

Souvenirs Chi Ton

This place is very similar to Dontell. It´s just on Passeig de Gracia and looks like a souvenir store with some Sevilla dresses and dolls. But in the store there is an elevator that brings you to a glamourous restaurant underneath the store.

What's behind the door?

There are a few bars or restaurants that are hidden within another restaurant, so they are super clandestine. Here you'll feel hidden from the rest of the world. One of these restaurants that deserves to be in this blog is called Speakeasy.

Speakeasy

Behind the great cocktail club Dry Martini on c/Aribau 162 there is a restaurant that looks just like an American bar from the prohibition period.

The real private club

All the places that I have described are more or less possible to find and easy to enter. The last bar is something else. It' s the highest league of secret Barcelona bars or clandestino restaurants.

Mutis

This bar is said to be in the same building as Bar Mut, which you can find on Calle Pau Claris, 192. To get to this bar, you need to be invited by someone, who is already a "member". Very exclusive, and very expensive. There was some gossip that Shakira was not allowed to enter, because she arrived without an invitation of a member. This is not enough? Check out our last cheap secret bar in Barcelona: The Antic Teatre! Well, this place is on my bucketlist. Do you know of any great Barcelona secret bars or restaurants not mentioned here? Let us know. Sarka]]> 691 0 0 0 98 http://anybunny.mobi/latest/ anybunny.mobi/latest/ anybunny.mobi/latest/]]> 0 0 128 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/the-antic-teatre/ 0 0 175 http://www.IsItfa.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More: suitelife.com/blog/nightlife-in-barcelona/secret-barcelona-bars-shhh-keep-it-on-the-down-low/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/must-see-in-barcelona-santa-eulalia/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 09:43:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=697 Must See in Barcelona : The Famous Cathedral Santa Eulalia In Barcelona there are a large number of cathedrals, some more famous than others. Those cathedrals attract more and more visitors every year. This interest is, in part, due to the cathedrals' architectural style: some of which date back to the Roman Empire, while others are Gothic and some more modern like the Sagrada familia designed by Gaudi. We'd like to share one of the best; a must see in Barcelona! Did you know that one of the most famous cathedrals in Barcelona is the Cathedral Santa Eulalia de la Seu located in the highest point of the old town of Barcelona? It's the most beautiful Cathedral in Barcelona! If I were asked to choose between the Sagrada Familia and the cathedral Santa Eulalia de la Seu I would answer without hesitation: the Cathedral of  Santa Eulalia de La Seu. The Catalan Gothic cathedral dominates many buildings that are located in the old Gothic district of Barcelona with its size and its towers. At certain times, you can have access to the crypt where the sarcophagus of Saint Eulalia rests. She is the Patron saint of Barcelona and was martyrised aged 13 years old.

Santa Eulalia's History

Barcelona's history contains many mysteries. The legend of Santa Eulalia in Barcelona, which dates back to the Roman Empire, is one of those mysteries. At age 13, shocked by the persecution carried out against Christians by Emperor Diocletian, Eulalia opposed the Governor. For this, she was sentenced to undergo 13 martyrs, one for each year of her age. Eulalia was thus imprisoned, whipped and tortured. She was forced, for example to walk on coals burned down on her breasts, and these wounds were then rubbed with stones; and she was also placed in a barrel filled with nails that was then rolled down a hill.  Her body was then covered with fleas while she was  forced to walk naked in the city to the point of cruxifiction. Eulalia was canonized in 633 and became one of the patron saints of Barcelona, where she is known as "La Laia". The "Fiestas de Santa Eulalia" ("Holidays of Santa Eulalia") are held during the second week in February in Barcelona.

The Exterior of the Cathedral

The Cathedral is huge with impressive dimensions (about 90 meters high and about 40 wide). At the entrance there is a garden located in the cloister where you can find palm trees. The cloister is the most enjoyable place to visit and a haven of peace and nature animated by the warbling of the fountain right in the entrance and the geese hooting! There are 13  geese representing Eulalia's age when she was martyrised. At the top of the fountain sits a statue of Sant Jordi slaying a dragon. Each year, the second sunday after Pentacost, locals come and put an egg on the water jet. On the left hand side, right before the entrance of the cloister, there are two gravestones of the founders of the Cathedral Ramon Berenguer and his spouse Almodia.

A Sumptuous Interior !

A sumptuous interior: The Cathedral consists of three naves, a huge organ, and there are several interior chapels and the altar. The interior consists of an imposing nave lit by large windows dating from the 15th century. The nave is flanked by aisles, with 28 auxilary chapels. Among the wonders that can be seen inside the cathedral is the crypt below the Capella Major, which contains the sarcophagus of Santa Eulalia . The cathedral also has a magnificent choir in the center of the nave, with beautifully carved stalls. The enclosure around the choir is ornamented with reliefs that tell the story of Santa Eulalia. Please note that the visits are at very special hours with a big break in the early afternoon, so plan to visit only between 8:30 to 13:30 and 16:30 to 19:30. Have you visited this must see in Barcelona yet? Which are your favourite churches in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments below ! *Diarra,]]> 697 0 0 0 178 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/day-trip-from-barcelona-to-manresa/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 10:24:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=707 A Day Trip From Barcelona to Manresa : Everything You Need to See ! Manresa is one of the cities in the province of Barcelona located in the centre of Catalonia where the river Cardener flows through it. Manresa is the capital of the region Blages, and it is believed that the name “Blages” comes from a corruption of the Latin "Bacchus" due to the extensive production of wine in the area. The wine was grown mainly in terraced vineyards, and many of these old terraces can be seen today. So, are you ready for a day trip from Barcelona to Manresa? Go down to the Arc de Triomf station, where you have the metro line 1 (the red one). The ticket will cost you 5.40 euros and the train (R4) takes almost 1h 20 minutes. The houses of Manresa are arranged around the Basilica of Santa Maria de la Seo. The town is a place of pilgrimage for Catholics. It has Romanesque and Renaissance elements, but the predominant style is Gothic. In addition, it houses medieval altarpieces which are fine examples of Catalan Gothic painting. At the heart of the old town, the Town Hall, the Palace of Justice and the Pont Vell form part of the properties of Manresa city. The Pont Vell bridge belongs to the time of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Manresa has beautiful buildings, designed by the local architect Ignasi Oms i Ponsa which include, among others, the Casa Torrents Lluvià the Tower and the flour factory La Florinda. At the moment we can say that Manresa is going through an interesting period in cultural terms, because it has a wide range of interesting cultural activities, in some cases promoted by the private sector and others by the public administration. In November every year Manresa hosts the Black International Film Festival of Manresa (FECINEMA) where good actors as Sergi López, Pilar López de Ayala and directors like Vicente Aranda have participated. Some places to visit - our recommendations:

The Manresa City Hall

Opened in the year 1896 the first municipal museum has been known as the "Museu Regional de Manresa" since 1977. Through multidisciplinary themes, the collections are based on the art and history of Manresa, Bages region and Catalonia. It is a square building and is organized in a neo-classic style, built by the Jesuit Order, in the middle of the seventeenth century, and was designated as a place for teaching and learning.

The Museu de la Tècnica de Manresa

It is located in the former monumental water tanks, the Canal de la Sèquia. They were built between 1861 and 1865 and they were used to provide the first water distribution network in the city. The museum houses two permanent exhibitions: "the ribbon industry" and "the Sèquia canal and the water". Wine tourism activities: Visit the cellars, museum of wine, old country house from the 12th Century, with vineyards, "barraques" and wine tasting. Personalized tours for groups and individuals are available under request.

A Day Trip From Barcelona :The Medieval Castle of Mas Oller

The castle has opened its doors to visitors and is surrounded by an estate of 400 hectares of crops. The wine which is produced there will not leave you indifferent. Tours to the castle, vineyards,  the processing plant and the barrel room are offered all accompanied with wine tasting.

Montserrat Museum at the Montserrat Mountain Natural Park

This museum is one of the most incredible in Manresa. Their collection of modern paintings and sculpture is one of the best in the country. You can find works by artists like Picasso, Sisley, Dali and others. There are also items representing Egypt and the Holy Land. Here are just few places to visit in Manresa. For more information just visit the tourism office located at the Manresa City Hall. Have you been on any interesting day trip from Barcelona ? If so, let us know in the comments below ! Diarra**]]> 707 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/top-50-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 10:52:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=714 The Barcelona Life Bucket List - Experiences You Need To Live and Things You Must Do in Barcelona! As my time in Barcelona comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on the amazing time I have had in the incredible city that is Barcelona. All the sights I've seen, fiestas I've participated, things I've learnt and people I've met have all made my experience in Barcelona the best it could be. Inevitably, at a time like this, I also find myself wishing I'd done more things and had other experiences too. It's perfectly natural and almost everyone who leaves Barcelona after an extended period of time here goes home wishing they'd gone to that super cool museum, had gone to that fiesta and whatnot. Therefore, for my final post for SuiteLife, I decided to create a bucket list of things to do in Barcelona that I think everybody should have done at least once in his life. These experiences range from the blatantly obvious (that you may well find in any guidebook) to the lesser known. Some are really nice simple experiences whilst others are a little bit... odd. However, there is truly something for everybody whether you are a tourist visiting Barcelona for just a weekend or an expat setting up a new life in our beautiful city. So without further ado, the top things to do in Barcelona are as follows: 1) See the main Barcelona sights (Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell, Arc De Triomf, Casa Battlo etc), have a cheesy tourist shot with them and know a bit about them so you can impress your friends and family when they visit you. 2) Learn some basic Spanish and Catalan – it’s polite and unlocks a whole different side to the city. 3) Stroll down the Ramblas during the day and see the street entertainers, vendors and more 4) Stroll down the Ramblas during the night and see exactly what it’s like without the tourists. 5) Take a cooking class so you can learn how to cook authentic Spanish and Catalan cuisine. 6) Visit the Mercat de la Boqueria and put together a picnic that you can take up to Monjuic Mountain? 7) Watch an FC Barcelona match at Camp Nou 8) Tapear like a Spaniard! – Go on a tapas crawl around some of the best tapas bars in the city (particularly around the Borne) 9) Spend a lazy afternoon at the Parc de la Ciutadella 10) ‘Brave’ the Raval – lots of hidden Barcelona gems here! 11) Take a time travelling experience and take a walk around the Barri Gotic in the evening/night 12) People watch at Placa Reial 13) Watch the Magic Fountain at Placa Espanya/Montjuic 14) Chill out on one of Barcelona’s many beaches 15) Sample some of the best of Spanish and Catalan cuisine in some of the best restaurants in Spain. 16) Go on a spending spree along the Passeig de Gracia during the sales (rebajas/rebaixes) 17) Make the most of the free museums every first Sunday of every month 18) Go for a jog along the Barceloneta waterfront at sunrise/sunset 19) Climb and conquer Tibidabo, gazing in awe at the sheer beauty of Barcelona 20) Grab a bike and cycle around the city 21) Watch a movie at the open air cinema at Montjuic during the summer 22) Cool down with a glass of orxata – ice cream is so mainstream! 23) Jump the Metro at least once 24) See pure Catalan passion during the Diada Nacional on the 11th September 25) La Merce 26) Buy your lover a book/rose on la Diada de Sant Jordi 27) Attend at least one of Barcelona’s amazing music festivals – Primavera, Sonar, Cruilla etc 28) See the Castellers at Placa Sant Jaume 29) Witness first hand the most famous rivalry in the football world between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid at an El Clasico match in any bar. 30) Watch a flamenco show! 31) See for yourself just how crazy a correfoc is 32) Get back to nature by visiting the Barcelona Zoo 33) Take a drink from the Font de Canaletes (at the top of the Ramblas near Placa Catalunya) – it is said that you will return to Barcelona again in your life or be a lifelong resident. 34) Pretend to be rich and party at the W Hotel 35) Chill out at the Ice Bar 36) Spend the night partying on the beach during San Juan/Sant Joan 37) Take the cable car to Montjuic 38) Cheap tapas at 100 Montaditos every Wednesday and Sunday 39) Shots at Espit Chupitos (ask for a Monica Lewinsky! ;-)) 40) Attend Nasty Mondays at least once 41) Do at least one form of watersport – wakeboarding anybody? 42) Cocktails on a rooftop terrace 43) Pay your respects to the Republican victims executed by Franco during the Civil War at the Fossar de la Pedrera 44) Party on... a boat! 45) Use the services of the ‘Cerveza Beer’ men at least once 46) Visit Sitges for an amazing beach as well as amazing parties and events such as the Film Festival (October),  Zombie Walk (Halloween) and Carnaval (February). 47) Make a pilgrimage to Montserrat 48) Visit Figueres and the Dali Museum. 49) Get lost in the Labyrinth at Horta 50) Go to the Festa Major de Gracia  during August for one huge street party 51) Run in the Barcelona Marathon 52) Chill out at the Piknic Electronik at Montjuic on a Sunday afternoon during the summer 53) Last but not least rent a flat from SuiteLife or keep reading our blog for even more top advice on Barcelona life! How many of these have you done from this list? Living in such a varied and downright awesome place like Barcelona, there's still loads more things that could be on the list! If we've missed something let us know! The main thing is to enjoy your stay in Barcelona because the time will fly you by! Savour every second, don't let anything ruin it and create some of the best memories of your life. I certainly did! What about you ? Tell us about your experience in Barcelona in the comments below ! Cheers ! - Chris]]> 714 0 0 0 149 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/which-places-in-barcelona-are-worth-the-hype/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/western-union-in-barcelona-get-money-when-you-most-need-it/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 10:59:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=721 Need Someone to wire you Money ?There are places supported by Western Union in Barcelona! Ever needed help from a Western Union to wire you money in Barcelona? It happens, especially if you accidentally lose your credit cards or if your wallet gets pick-pocketed. Unfortunately, that happens sometimes in Barcelona, but if you keep your eyes open and follow the advice of other people you will be alright. Useful webpage for that is Robbed in Barcelona. Hopefully, you won't have to experience such story! But where exactly can you find a Western Union in Barcelona and how does one go about wiring money? Read the following advice and if you ever find yourself in an emergency situation needing money, you will be well prepared!

HOW DO YOU WIRE MONEY THROUGH A WESTERN UNION?

In order to wire money through a Western Union and receive it in Barcelona, the depositor and receiver of the money need to do the following: Depositor: 1) Be ready with money.

• Visit a local Western Union personally (must have cash or a credit card)
• Call Western Union at 1-800-325-6000 (must have a credit card)
• Visit their site online (Spain)

2) Authorize the amount of money that is intended to transfer by completing a 'Send Money' form. 3) Give the name of the Receiver AND the city/country that the Receiver is to get the money. (The name of the Receiver that you give HAS to exactly match the name of the Receiver's identification) 4) The Depositor will receive a "numbered code" in which they must send to the Receiver (the Receiver ABSOLUTELY NEEDS this code in order to pick up his/her money) *During this time, the information and deposit goes through Western Union's computer system. Once the money is authorized in the country that the Receiver is, the receiver can go pick it up*

Receiver: 1) Go to a local station (listed below) that is supported by Western Union. BE SURE to have your passport or a resident card. 2) Give your "numbered code" and present your identification. 3) Receive your money!!! That wasn't so hard, huh?

WHERE TO FIND A WESTERN UNION IN BARCELONA, SPAIN?

There isn't exactly a Western Union in Barcelona, but Western Union is incorporated with many companies that allows the transfers to process and go through. Here is a list of locations that have agreements with Western Union: Change Express - Las Ramblas, 45 (Open Monday-Sunday from 8:00-23:59) Change Express - Via Augusta, 88 (Open Monday-Sunday from 8:00-23:59) Change Express - Avenida Diagonal, 329 (Open Monday-Sunday from 8:00-23:59) Viajes Vincit - Travessera de Les Corts, 260 (Open Monday-Friday from 9:00-13:30, 16:30-19:30) (Open Saturday from 9:30-13:30) Viajes Vincit - Via Augusta, 88 (Open Monday-Friday from 9:00-13:30, 16:30-19:30) (Open Saturday from 9:30-13:30) The great thing about the Western Union in Barcelona is that they also do currency exchange. So don't be in a situation where you are stranded in Barcelona with absolutely no money! Everyone knows begging for cash on the street is never a good look.

Have you ever needed to get money wired to you in Barcelona? Ever been stranded in BCN without any money? Vent it out to us! -Sam Fricker

]]> 721 0 0 0 292 https://lylaleixxx.com/western-union-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/top-5-international-spanish-clothing-brands/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 11:05:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=723 Spanish Clothing Brands: Fashion Under the Sun How many Spanish clothing brands do you recognise? Spain certainly knows how to do fashion and many Spanish clothing brands are also highly popular internationally. To name only a few: Zara, Mango, Massimo Dutti etc. Let me introduce five of them a bit more.  

Zara

Zara is the ultimate Spanish success story. It has great control of its supply-chain through design, manufacturing, and distribution so that it can effectively change the entire collection faster than its competitors. If some products don't sell well enough, manufacturing can be changed to produce other more profitable products. Zara has been accused of many things, not  least of copying models from other fashion brands. Fast production is mostly based on seeking new trends and starting production quickly and efficiently. The first store was opened in 1975 in Galicia in Spain and now it has already 1763 stores in 86 countries. Zara is the fifth best brands in Spain based on Brandirectory (2013) with the brand value of $6,751m. It is part of Inditex Group which is one of the worlds largest fashion distributors.

Bershka

Bershka, also part of Inditex Group, pretty much uses the same business model as Zara. However Bershka is directed to the younger target group. As with Zara, Bershka changes its collection often and they try to keep bringing new products that sell. In order to always have the latest design at outlets, Bershka uses its flexible business model to adapt to any changes occurring during the seasons. Bershka currently has 885 shops in 66 countries. It is 47th on ranking list of the best Spanish brands (Brandirectory, 2013).

Massimo Dutti

Massimo Dutti is known as a high quality brand and it uses 100 per cent natural fabrics. They have a huge collection from casual to high end fashion for men and women. Massimo Dutti has currently 665 stores in more than 64 countries. Massimo Dutti is ranked as 66th of the best Spanish brands, but it has a narrower target group. Massimo Dutti brand is targeted towards independent, cosmopolitan and urban men and women who can afford to pay a little more for quality. It’s also part of Inditex Group.

Mango

Mango is from Barcelona. It is Spain’s second largest textile exporter which already says a lot. It’s 42nd on a ranking list of the best Spanish brands and it has 2460 stores in 104 countries worldwide. One of their aims  is to have a presence in every city in the world. The rotation of new lines is fast and thanks to their distribution system and sales forecasting, Mango sells only products that sell quickly. Mango has a huge warehouse and three distribution centres located in Barcelona, Shanghai and Hong Kong. Their outlets are fully prepared to have the right stock at the time. Mango invests in to human relationships, teamwork and continuous training. It's also worth mentioning that 80 % of their employees are women.

Blanco

Blanco is based in Madrid where their activities cover pattern making, production, commercial and purchases, systems, HR, finances, expansion, works and maintenance, interior design and projects, and marketing. Blanco also uses a quick rotation system. Their goal is to have new items in each of their stores every week. Blanco brings clothing and accessories to modern women and men. Blanco is extending internationally and it has stores already in 25 countries. What do you like of these brands? What is your favourite?]]> 723 0 0 0 115 http://www.8UUbD.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/shopping-in-barcelona/top-5-international-spanish-clothing-brands/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/carrer-de-verdistreet-profile-barcelona/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 13:25:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=737 Barcelona Street Profile: Discover Carrer de Verdi Barcelona is full of must-sees but, as an expert visitor, you should not miss the Spanish way of life. If you want to see more than the overly famous streets, monuments, museums, beaches, ... and you want to go in some other typical places, you can try Gracia North-West neighborhood! We have chosen for you a special Street Profile: Carrer de Verdi, a really beautiful and lively place which strides Barcelona's heights! Unless you're very sporty, it's better to start at the end because the street has a sharp slope! At the top, the street is very residencial with great houses in a quiet atmosphere. You also have an amazing view of Barcelona's cityscape. When you come down the street, you'll discover some shops, food shop, variety of service as hairdressers, bars and restaurants. You can find below some nice places to go and useful information:

Restaurants:

N°213: L'ancora - traditional food N°138: La Vineteria de Verdi - typical food N°65: Mesopotamia - North-African - Middle East food N°64: Kibuka - Japonese food N°56: Los Pandas - Chinese restaurant N°40: Pizzalabina - Pizzeria N°39: Gasterea - Tapas N°35: Casa de Pizzas - Pizzaria N°29: La Verdinale - Pizzeria N°28: Askadinya - Palestinian restaurant N°18: La villa Amrit - Lebanese food N°16: Al Waha - Lebanese food N°15: Creps Barcelona - Creps restaurant N°12: Frankfurt Verdi - Tapas N°11: Ugarit - Mediterranean food N°2: Gattopardo - Pizzeria

Bar:

N°79 - Café Camèlia Charming and perfect place  to chill!

Market

N°: 200 : Mercat de Lesseps As all markets in Barcelona, a very good place to find fresh and various food!

Church

N°: 100 Catholic Church

Design High School

At the street junction between Carrer de Verdi 91 and Carrer Biada. A recognized school for the future artists!

Cinema

N°32: Cinemas Verdi The films on show are a mixture of new releases and art house. And finally at the end (beginning) of the street you'll discover a beautiful place: Plaça de la Revolucio de Setembre de 1886, where you can enjoy a glass in a quiet atmosphere! ]]> 737 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/raval-neighborhood-barcelonas-immigrant-community/ Fri, 07 Aug 2015 14:58:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=753 Take a walk on the wild side and take a picture or two while you're at it The Raval neighborhood of Barcelona has the esteemed notoriety of being the city’s seedy go to place for night life escapades of sex and drugs. During the last two centuries, the Raval neighborhood has been the famed location for several mystery and thriller books. This close quartered location by the sea is home to many of Barcelona’s immigrants and working class citizens. For this reason Raval has been given the distinguished name of Barri Xine, meaning Chinatown. Today Raval neighborhood is one of the most densely populated areas in Barcelona, primarily composing of Pakistani, Indonesian, Indian, and Eastern European immigrants. Raval neighborhood first began as an area next to the ports outside of Barcelona’s city walls. The word Raval comes from Arabic, meaning “suburbs”. During the Middle Ages this is exactly what Raval was. El Raval is one of four “suburbs” making up the larger part of the Ciutat Vella neighborhood. Raval was originally a mesh of gardens, small markets, churches, hospitals, and  even a leper colony. It was home to what the city itself did not want.  These poor settlements would later be themselves gated off and separated from the residents of the city during the 14th Century. When the Industrial Revolution finally hit Barcelona it was in the Raval neighborhood that the textile factories were built. The textile industry became a dominant sector between 1770 and 1840. During this amazing transition in manufacturing and production other industries such as brick production, slaughterhouses and leather manufacturing were also located in El Raval. As a result of the increase in industrialization, the first migration wave from within the other districts of Catalonia settled into Raval neighborhood, and changed Raval from an industrial area into a residential zone. To house this new working class, many of Raval’s once open fields and orchards were mowed down and turned into sprawling concrete facades for the working class to call home.  Because of the over population and lack of proper hygiene Raval became a haven of disease and dirt. With disease such as malaria, cholera, small pox, shingles, and even the bubonic plague spreading through the over crowded streets of Raval the life span of the average resident was only in the 30’s. Such mass outbreaks lasted through the early 1900’s. Due to the shadows coming from Raval’s housing complexes along with over crowding the area became rife with drugs and prostitution. To this day it is famed for drugs, bars, and cabarets. Due to it’s proximity to the sea ports, and the men working there, many cheap taverns and nightly entertainment establishments popped up, along with a highly lucrative drug trade.  The urban transformation of Raval lasted well in the 1980’s and it continued to push tourism and middle class citizens away. During the 1990’s localized planning initiatives were created to help revive the neighborhood. The localized planning project was completed in 2000 and has introduced tourism through cleaner streets and new tourist businesses. Today Raval is host to bars, restaurants, and small stores alike. The narrow streets are often filled with tourists and local shoppers alike. While the evenings still contain shady people from drug dealers to prostitutes, it is a far cry from the early days in Raval’s history. Just as every other barrio in Barcelona, Raval’s distinct culture, people, architecture, and design bring to the city a unique and vibrant atmosphere that cannot be copied. Let us know what your favorite barrio in the city is Check out more information on Raval and other Barcelona neighborhoods]]> 753 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/piknic-electronik-barcelona-peace-and-love/ Mon, 10 Aug 2015 09:25:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=799 Piknic Electronik: Barcelona, Peace and Love

MY FAVOURITE PICNIC IN BARCELONA

Piknic Electronik is a DJ session - picnic in Barcelona, a great idea for the weekend, especially if you have already tried all the other things you can do in Barcelona on a Sunday. I’ve been there and loved it so much. Chilling, meeting nice people and dancing a bit to the beats, what a perfect day. The DJs are very cool, there are 4-5 different ones each Sunday.  It’s hard to define the kind of music they play, so you better listen to some tracks on the official website, just to make an idea. The funny, surprising thing about Piknic Electronik is to see many young families with their kids.  Maybe sitting next to a multi-tattooed dude holding a big joint! The atmosphere is very relaxed and peaceful. It's like a small Woodstock, this cool picnic in Barcelona.

WHEN?

Every Sunday till (the end of September), 1-10pm. Why doesn’t it go on till late night? Cause your legs won’t be able to to take you home! Be sure that around midnight you’ll be sleeping like a baby.

WHERE?

Parc del Montjuic (see on the map).  We took the funicular at Poble Sec Metro station, it was 3pm and the station was quiet, with no queues. The service works pretty well, in a couple of minutes it takes you to the park.

WHAT TO BRING

1 Water. Yes, bad boys don’t drink water. Well, when it’s 35°C you need that, come on. 2 Food. Inside it’s expensive, and there’s just pizza and hotdogs. You’re allowed to bring your own food (in general the only thing you can’t take inside is alcohol), so why not? 3 Sunglasses, shorts and the smallest bag you have.

WHAT CAN YOU BUY THERE

Beers  for 3 euros, drinks and cocktails around 5 euros . It’s not possible to pay cash, you need to buy tokens. Yes, it’s pretty annoying,  cause you have to queue for the tokens AND then for the drink. Note that you have to pay for your cool,  branded glass (1 token) but you can convert it into 1 euro! And the more glasses you give back the more you earn!

AFTER PARTY

Although feeling really tired, my friend and I decided to walk down the hill of Montjuic. This is - in my opinion - the best idea, especially if you wanna stay at the picnic until the closing time. We just preferred to avoid the queue to the funicular (as you can imagine, there is a lot of people waiting), and had a 10/15 min. walk to get back to Poble Sec. Which is a good area to go for tapas in Barcelona at a very convenient price. Recommended! Or do you still have the energy to cook? - Elio]]> 799 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-for-free-is-that-possible/ Mon, 10 Aug 2015 09:48:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=804

Barcelona For Free: Survival Guide for Your Piggy Bank

Barcelona for free, is it possible? Yes, but... wait! There are many things you can do, but it doesn't mean you can leave your wallet at home! What follows is a bunch of good tips I've put together while living here. For sure, you can explore, enjoy, eat, drink and party for free in Barcelona, and some great extras for less than 5€! - WALK is the golden rule! It’s free, it’s healthy, it’s the best way to explore the city. Barcelona is relatively small, don’t be lazy! - METRO. The longer you stay, the more you need at least a T10 ticket. More info on TMB tickets page. - AIRPORT: forget the Aerobus and taxi, there are cheaper ways to get to/from El Prat. - MOVING BY CAR: try Carsharing and Carpooling in Barcelona, it works! Our friend and colleague Alper went to Madrid using carpooling  for 25 €! - FREE PARKING: sounds too good to be true, but we know where you can park for free in Barcelona. - COFFEE & CROISSANT: It's not for free, but in general very cheap. I live and work in the Eixample and the max price I pay for Coffee + Croissant is 2 euros! If you're coffee-holic like me, you'll need a second one: come here visit us, dear SuiteLifers! We’ll offer the second one! And a free hug, if needed. - TAPAS FOR FREE (with a cheap drink): If you pay 1,80 € for a beer, you’ll eat for free! Isn’t it cool? I think it’s the best system. There are many places where you get free tapas when you order a drink, especially in the Eixample. And the drinks are really cheap at these free tapas bars we recommend. - FREE DINNERS: Maybe you’ve heard about this legend! Well, I can’t recommend it to you. I had a bad experience with free dinners in Barcelona. They’re usually at nightbars or clubs, where you MUST get a drink, which is quite expensive, and THEN you can eat for free.  I did it 2-3 times and all I remember is that after queueing for ages, we went to the nearest kebab place. - COOK WITH FRIENDS: If you are renting a flat in Barcelona, you could eat at home with your friends, and cook together. It's way cheaper than eating out and it’s fun to experiment  with Spanish recipes,  like the famous Tortilla de patata à la SuiteLife! - WATER: In Barcelona water is drinkable everywhere and there are lots of water fountains too. Refill your bottle, don’t waste money buying a new one! - FREE WALKING TOURS: A free walking tour is a tip based tour of the city where you give the amount you want at the end of the tour. It’s also one of the easiest ways to make friends in Barcelona. - FREE MUSEUMS: On the first Sunday of the month, you can enter for free in almost every museum in Barcelona. - FORFREE.CAT: On this interesting website you can find all the upcoming events in Barcelona and tons of useful information. - As a general rule, if you’re in Barcelona on a budget, never pay to enter a club. Most clubs guarantee free entrance until 1:30/2:00 am.  All you need is to put your name on a list, like Shaz Erasmus. As you can imagine, once you’re inside, clubs will charge you around 10-12 € a drink. So you better drink before! - CHUPITOS: Interested in shots for 2€ ? We recommend Espit Chupitos Bar, they have 200 different shots! - RYANS IRISH PUBS: very popular now, because every day of the year you can get a bottle of San Miguel for 1€. Many of our nights out start at Ryans, but we also know a lot of other cheap bars in Barcelona! Have you discovered other free things to do in Barcelona? Feel free to leave a comment, so we can add it to the blog! Have a nice weekend! - Elio]]> 804 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/day-trip-from-barcelona-destination-cadaques/ Mon, 10 Aug 2015 10:05:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=812 Day Trip From Barcelona: Destination Cadaques Catalunya is a historically and geographically fascinating region and I, like many others, try to seize every opportunity to explore the area. There are countless day trip opportunities once you are in Barcelona. You can find plenty of great ideas in our dedicated post. Do you like the beach you see above? That's Cadaques - the town which inspired much of the work of the notable Spanish painter Salvador Dalí. Frankly said, I might turn out to be creative too if I got to spend my summers there - the place is a true gem along the coast of Costa Brava. Unfortunately, all I've managed to arrange so far is a humble day trip from Barcelona to this truly unique place just north of Barcelona. A day trip post cannot start without directions. We went by car, which was quite convenient and we passed by the beautiful town Roses, right before the Parque Natural Cap de Creus.  Once the road starts "climbing" up the mountain, you will spot an amazing overview of the coast and the town itself. It's just magnificent and beyond describable. For those of you without a car, fear not- there are other means of transportation. You can take a train from Plaza Catalunya to Figueres and from then on - just hop on a bus. They leave on regular basis and it takes an hour to get to the heart of Cadaques. Oh yeah, and you will still be able to enjoy an amazing view above Roses I mentioned before! For the more adventurous amongst you, there's a marked trail from Roses to Cadaques. It is around 15km and goes along the coast line. Who knows, that might be my next challenge! I knew I wouldn't regret choosing this destination for a day trip from Barcelona from the moment I laid my eyes on the white buildings of Cadaques. As much as I love Barcelona, I've been craving for some quietness and relaxation - the exact opposite of the atmosphere in the city. I've read somewhere that the light of the place and the fresh breeze were the exact reasons that enchanted not only Dalí but Picasso as well. Most of the streets are very narrow, tiny and unique. Despite the size of the place, you can easily get lost while discovering the beauties of Cadaques. There are number of small beaches along the coast line so my advice to you is just to walk around for a bit and choose the one you like the most. The water is crystal clear and although we found it a bit colder than Barcelona, we enjoyed our time to the fullest! You also shouldn't miss Dali's house  which can be very easily found by using the maps located around the town. Lastly, you can conclude your day trip from Barcelona by having tapas or seafood in one of the many restaurants on the beachside. Cadaques has all the necessary ingredients for a perfect day trip from Barcelona. My adventures around Costa Brava will continue this weekend as well, so in case you enjoyed that little piece of advice - stay tuned for more. If you have any recommendations - feel free to drop a comment in the section below! Cheers, Ivo]]> 812 0 0 0 153 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/the-12-best-places-to-visit-in-catalonia-2018/ 0 0 165 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-day-trip-empuriabrava/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/barcelona-day-trips-destination-aigua-blava/ Mon, 10 Aug 2015 16:47:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=817 Barcelona Day Trips:

DESTINATION AIGUA BLAVA

In my previous post short adventure to Cadaques,  I promised you to keep you updated with more exiting Day trips in Barcelona.  So, today my Barcelona Day Trip advice will point in the direction of Aigua Blava. Aigua Blava  is a small bay on the Costa Brava coast, not that far away from Barcelona.

Translated from Catalan, the name means "blue water". Although it was the greenest (and cleanest) water I have ever seen! As you may have noticed in the pictures, it is a hidden paradise! All this Caribbean'ish-bounty-beauty, is located along the coast of Northern Spain. Depending on your exact location it shouldn't take more than a couple of hours to get there.

There are a ton of small beaches along the coast line, but the most popular one is named after the area itself - Aigua Blava. If you prefer you can play it safe and enjoy the guaranteed amazing experience of the white sand and beautiful water on the Aigua Blava Beach, but obviously there will be a ton of turists in the high season. So if you are feeling adventerous - feel free to scout the area and discover more hidden gems. You won't regret it!

  In our case most of the group spend the afternoon napping on the beach after a cold minty Mojito, bought in a nearby bar (what a Mojito!) But some of us explored the premesis and found a small trail that let up to an area with smaller cliffs. Which more or less lead to a mandatory jump into the turquois water and a swim back to the beach, which was way faster (and cooler) than walking through the rigid coast. What a rush! Personally, that was my favourite part of the Day and a great idea for Barcelona Day trips. On the Aigua Blava Beach there is a few bars, restaurants, showers and changing room/toilets - all you might need for a day on the beach. If you love the beach life or just the beauty of nature in general this is the place to visit! If it's not to far and you have an extra day without specific plans, do yourself a favor and GO! This is a must see in Spain. To get to Aigua Blava you can rent a car or maybe more preferable (and echonomical) choose public transportation. A company called Sarfa has busses on the Barcelona - Begur route every day. The first bus leaves at 8:30 so you have plenty of time to enjoy Aigua Blava! I hope you enjoyed my idea for a day trip in Barcelona! Stay tuned for more updates from my travels around Costa Brava. If you have any recommendations – feel free to drop a comment in the section below!]]> 817 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-free-walking-tour/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 09:36:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=835 3 of the Best Free Walking Tours in Barcelona If you've never been to Barcelona before, a great way to explore the possibilities of the city is to go on a free walking tour. Whether you're interested in history or the best cafès and shopping places, the best free walking tours in Barcelona will provide you with the information that you'll need.

Travel Bar

- Every Day at 11:00, 13:00, & 15:00 from Travel Bar

If you're looking for a more interactive history lesson, then this free walking tour is for you! I was actually a tour guide's assistant for a year and a half while living in Rome, our tours covered St. Peters and the Sistine Chapel. So I feelt I knew what a good tour should look and feel like. The guide of the free walking tour In Barcelona I had was Irish guy called Duncan. He came to Barcelona for a week of vacation and now 8 years later, he's married, residing in the city and after my opinion living the dream!! The walking tour normally lasts for about 2.5 hours. However, we all had a blast and asked a lot of questions so before we knew it 3.5 hours just flew away! totally worth it! The free walking tour takes you to some of the highlights in Barcelona, including the Gotico barrio, Esglesio de Santa Maria del Pi, Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Santa Eulalia (also known as Barcelona Cathedral).

Free Walking Tours Barcelona

- Every day at 11:00 & 15:00 from Plaza Catalunya

These enthusiastic tour guides are sure to give you a great experience... and all for free! These guys are incredibly knowledgeable and always make sure you don't just learn but are also entertained. The tour of the Gothic Quarter is free (though the guides do ask you to tip what you think the tour was worth to you at the end - not an unreasonable request!) though there are other paid tours on offer such as the Barcelona Bike Tour. With a 5* review on TripAdvisor and also Number 1 on their list of open air activities, this walking tour isn't one to miss!

Runnerbean Tours

- Every day at 11:00 and 16:30 in summer and at 11:00 and 15:00 in winter

This company offers free tours of the Gothic Quarter and of the various examples of Gaudí architecture that pepper the city. The tours are approximately 2.5 hours in length and start at Plaza Reial. These tours are also wheelchair friendly so accessibility is not a problem. Tours must be booked online ahead of time to assure you get a place.   The weather is nearly always good in Barcelona so there's no time like the present - get out there and see the city for free! Leave us comment about how your tour went, we'd love to hear your recommendations. -Erin]]> 835 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/barcelona-clubs-chasing-the-party-2-sutton-club/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 09:38:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=857 Barcelona Clubs: Chasing the Party #2 - SUTTON CLUB Sutton Club Barcelona, considered by many to be one of the most fancy and glamorous Barcelona clubs: that's where the 'Chasing the Party' crew went last week! Ok ok… we've got to confess that this kind of place is not our favorite kind of party, BUT it would be a huge blunder on our part if we closed our eyes to this internationally-known club located right between Eixample Neighborhood and Gracia Neighborhood, that brings great party nights to Barcelona clubs for the well-dressed-techno lovers.

The Club

Inaugurated in 2001, Sutton Club is undeniably well-designed: impressively chic vip-areas with nice sofas and stylish-sponsored bars along with a colorful dance floor full of lights and big high quality screens, everything contributing to the glamour that it's known for. Also worth mentioning is the great sound quality, high-tech equipment is a highlight of the club. Musically speaking, Sutton offers mainly commercial-techno music, not so different from what you hear in others clubs (like Opium Mar or Shoko), that's something they shouldn't be proud of. From Wednesday till Sunday, it brings together the elite of the city mixed with wealthy tourists and some erasmus students. "Well-dressed", as says the strict dress-code, the party-goers start to get in line around 1am, usually with their names on the list (don't worry, it isn't hard to do so). The ones who gets there around 2am, find a huuuuuge queue and might not succeed in getting in.

Our night

It all began in the famous (or not) Le Cyrano - check our review from there - perfect place to have pre-drinks, especially if you're going to Sutton, it's less than a 10 minute walk. So, after a few drinks, lot of laughs and a great warm-up, at 1h30am we got on our way to the club. The queue was still ok, but we still needed to wait 25 minutes. In the entrance, the same as usual, documents and dress-code verification, so remember: take your ID and dress-up! As we entered, we could see what people were talking about… fancy decoration, pretty people (or just well-dressed) and a posh environment. So far so good, let's check the dance-floor! Well, what can I say? Good multimedia experience? Ok, but not followed by good music. Good space to dance and have fun? Ok, but too crowed and the people are not particularly relaxed? Too worried about their appearance. Before I get to the rest of the party, it's time to talk about the music. What do I mean with "not good music"? It's simple: almost the same you can hear on a radio station. It'll be difficult to be surprised, a lot of popular House and R&B is mainly all you'll hear, with just a few hints of experimentation from the DJs. Ok Ok! You've heard that David Guetta and LMFAO played there! Yes yes, they did, but it doesn't make the music good every night! Heading to the bars! There, we didn't have any problems, surprisingly there weren't many people, probably because the bars are well-located and bartenders are experienced. It's just expensive, something you should know already - Barcelona isn't usually a cheap city to party if you go to these sorts of clubs. Suddenly, some sparkling lights started shining from the vip-area, what was it? Some beautiful girls in bikinis bringing a bottle of 4,5 liters of Grey Goose Vodka to some guests! Funny and I would say embarrassing, but it's pretty common in posh clubs like Sutton. BTW, for curiosity we checked how much it would cost for that toy. 1400€, but you get the Red Bulls and the shining spectacle thrown in too. From that point till the end of the party, not much happened. We just saw that the ladies toilet had very long queues (not unusual)  and that the smoking area is quite good (you can also smoke outside).  So, around 5h30 we made our way home.

The Verdict

Low points - music, crowd, price, queue High points - place, bar, sound quality. Anyway, go there! You can't miss the famous Sutton Club in Barcelona, as it is one of the most famous Barcelona Clubs ! Unfortunately, lower your expectations. Otherwise, you might have a bad experience. But again, this isn't our favorite kind of party and Barcelona clubs, so we might be a bit biased to talk about it, that's why you should go check this place out for yourselves. Make your own conclusions and tell us, maybe we might change our minds and go there again!

WHERE? Calle Tuset 13 - Sant Gervasi - Metro Diagonal

PRICE? No list - 20€ / List - free (look for "sutton club barcelona" on Facebook, you'll find many unofficial pages to put your name, they all work perfectly!)

And you ? Do you have a different experience for this club or any other Barcelona clubs ? Jack]]> 857 0 0 0 312 http://fibrainternacional.org/?p=10123 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/stoke-travel-surf-trips-riding-the-waves/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 10:00:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=873 Stoke Travel Trips - Surf Camps Welcome to the first guide in our series covering the awesome Stoke Travel and their crazy ass trips to.......pretty much everywhere! This week, we're going talk about their super cool surfing trips to the surf meccas such as San Sebastian in the Basque Country (North Spain) and further afield. Don't know who Stoke Travel are? Read our interview with the man behind the magic - Toby Paramor. As you may be aware, summer has officially landed in Barcelona and the city is really coming to life with wave upon wave (excuse the pun, this is a surf blog after all!) of tourists descending on our city. At some point, you'd be glad just to get out for a few days. Undoubtedly, there is no better way than to go to another part of Spain or even to another country and let your hair down. If surfing is your thing then you'll probably realise by now that there isn't much in the way of surfing in Barcelona. So what's a guy who wants to surf to do? Enter Stoke!

Surfs up! Tell me more.

When you think of surfing, Europe is probably not the first part of the world which comes to mind, but thanks to Stoke Travel you can certainly change that image and experience some of the best surfing spots in the world. Without wanting to sound overdramatic, Stoke Travel could be the closest to what Barcelona has to a surf God. Offering surf trips in Spain, France and Portugal, and even outside of Europe to Morocco and even Brazil, there is certainly no limit to the surfing based miracles that these guys can conjure up! If this wasn't enough, they even have exclusive surf camps at these destinations! One of their trips is a so-called 'Surfari' around Spain and France which is exactly what it says on the tin (no animals though). You go travelling with them to parts of France and Spain looking for good spots to surf! If you're a massive surf fan (I mean who isn't really?) then you will find such opportunities unmissable and you'll get quite possibly the best deal ever with these guys. Trips on offer include:

• San Sebastian surf camp
• San Sebastian surf camp and Spanish lessons
• Surf camp France
• Surf camp Santander
• Surf camp Morocco
• Surf camp Portugal
• Brazil
• Surfari through Spain and France

Sound incredible? It gets better!

Amazing, but how much?!

The icing on the metaphorical cake for these trips has to be the price. Some trips (such as the San Sebastian trip) have different packages that are offer depending on what you want. If you want just the basics, then each trip has a basic package which includes well.......the basics. You can even just turn up and hire a board and have lessons if you so wish! But the all inclusive package is where its really at. For a bargain 50+ Euros per day you can get your accommodation (camping of course!), 3 meals a day, surf lessons, surfboard hire and almost as good as the surfing - unlimited beer and sangria (for an extra 5 Euros). Sounds too good to be true? You'd better believe, cos good times don't cost a lot with Stoke which is why the trips that don't offer such packages still prove to be bargains too. The only thing you have to sort out yourself is getting to the destinations, which Stoke can help you with too! Naturally, they have a lot of trips so the best way to keep up with up to date info is by heading their website and following them on the wonder that is Facebook. I'm sure that you'll agree this is an incredible way to try your hand at some surfing in Spain and beyond while you're here in Barcelona. Been on a Stoke trip before? Let us know what you thought! We'll bring you another Stokedate soon! - Chris]]> 873 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/travel-from-barcelona-weekend-trips-on-budget-madrid/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 09:46:29 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=40 Barcelona Travel - Weekend trip 1: Madrid Barcelona attracts over 5 million tourists every year. However, Barcelona can also lead travelers even deeper into the Spanish life and culture as it is a great place to begin traveling in Spain. You may have decided to go on sight seeing/adventure across Spain, or maybe you just want to explore the possibilities of Barcelona’s proximity to cities and cultures. Either way, I highly recommend travelling from Barcelona to Madrid one sunny weekend. And if you fancy getting out of the country, check out our tips on heading to Milan.

Travel from Barcelona by Train

The fact that you can visit Madrid as a day trip from Barcelona, is an incredible testament to Spain's excellent high-speed train system. The Madrid-Barcelona high speed rail line, connects Madrid with Barcelona in the north east of Spain passing the cities of Guadalajara, Zaragoza, Lleida, and Tarragona. These fast trains (which remind me of bullets) take only 2 and a half hours. There is also a slower traditional train between the two metropolis, however the time of travel is approximately 8 hours. Ticket prices depend on the type of train you are taking. If you choose the slow train, you’ll pay a little over €41 per person, one-way. If you choose the high speed trains, the ticket costs between €110 and €130 per person one way, depending on the hour of departure. The bullet trains enter Madrid via the Madrid Atocha station while the slower trains enter into Madrid from the station Chamartin. Trains are easy to board as there are several departure times daily.

Barcelona Travel by Plane

I found the bullet train to be fast, reliable and relaxing as I watched northern Spain’s beautiful scenery rush by my window. Numerous budget airlines fly between the two Spanish cities. Vueling, Iberia, Air Europa, and Spanair will all take roughly one and a half hours of your time before you arrive to your desired location. There are numerous flights daily between the various carriers and prices vary just as much. Vueling and Iberia are usually the cheapest, however this also means cheap service, cramped seats, and no pretzels! Remember that no matter which kind of transportation you decide to use, prices vary depending on the time of year. Prices are always higher during the busy summer season especially in Barcelona which some people consider to be the tourist capital of Spain.

Travel from Barcelona by Bus

Traveling by bus is one of the cheapest ways to travel through Spain. You can easily jump on a bus from Barcelona’s North station and after a 8 hours ride, you'll arrive to Madrid’s Mendez Alvaro station. There are several types of buses you can choose. The typical ones are the eurobus and the supra.  The eurobuses give you free entertainment such as movies and newspapers. In the supra buses there are also electrical sockets and wi-fi. The price of a tickets depends on the type of bus you choose. A ticket on a normal bus costs €28 per person, one way. A ticket on the eurobus costs €41 per person, one way and a ticket on the supra bus costs €35 per person. Madrid has so much to offer even for the most hardcore travel veterans. While I believe it is possible to spend a lifetime seeing the sites of Barcelona, its always great to escape the city and enjoy the beautiful backdrop of Spain. Let me know if you have any additional information about traveling between Barcelona and Madrid. How was your weekend getaway? Which of these two Spanish metropolis do you enjoy more? Share your stories here. If you're interested in more travels from Barcelona you should take a look at this blog! - Jade]]> 40 0 0 0 131 http://suitelife.com/blog/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/travel-from-barcelona-weekend-trip-milan/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/travel-from-barcelona-weekend-trip-milan/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 16:20:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=59 Travel from Barcelona: Weekend trip - Milan As much as I love living in Barcelona, I must say it does feel good to escape every now and then and the price of  travel from Barcelona to other places in Europe is often very cheap. Sometimes I forget just how small Europe actually is and how easy it is to travel from Barcelona cheaply! Or if you want to stay in the country, check out our tips for a trip to Madrid. Last weekend I had a weekend escape to Milan. After a short hour and a half flight, I was transported to a new country with a new language, people, and scenery. I purchased a round trip weekend flight with Iberia Air for only 120 Euros. I booked a cheap hotel outside of the city and enjoyed inexpensive food and cheap bus rides. I had the chance to enjoy traditional Italian cuisine, gawk at all of the Lamborghinis driving by and wished for nothing more than exploring Milan's incredible fashion scene. While I travelled the tight Italian streets like the backpacking adventurer I am, I felt as if I had travelled into another time and world. The language spoken all around me sounded so much like Spanish, but was at the same time so different with new accents and phrases that I couldn't hope to decipher! The smells and the food were so different, from pizzerias to the pasta and strange breads in the bakeries. I had truly left Barcelona behind and seen a new world of Italian style and sophistication! The side streets were very narrow, winding and many were their original cobblestone whilst the main streets where sprinkled with the latest sports cars. Walking around the shops was like being in a fairytale, with clothes sparkling and shining like royal treasures. So many of the elite shops had queues out of the door, all lining up to get their hands on the latest fashions. Never in my life had I seen so many shopping bags! There was a constant rustle which seemed to flow me around as people scurried, bags in hand, from shop to shop looking for their latest fashion conquest. It sometimes seemed like a race with those with the most designer bags set to win. It was a race I didn't dare to take part in, being an intern on a budget and all, but somehow I still arrived home penniless and exhausted...but in a good way! I had survived the streets of Milan, treated myself to Italian food, and learned more about a world that I had forgotten was so nearby. I came back to Barcelona wanting more from Italy but there is so much of Europe still to see! I've already booked my next adventure for Berlin in February and I'll keep you in the know about my next exciting experience. Every week I try to explore something new that Barcelona has to offer us, but its worth remembering that the world nowadays is so small and you can find adventure anwhere, even on the other side of the mediterranean! Please share any exciting weekend getaways you've had - we would love to hear about your adventures! - Jade  ]]> 59 0 0 0 5 http://suitelife.com/blog/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/travel-from-barcelona-weekend-trips-on-budget-madrid/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-best-homemade-ice-cream-in-barcelona/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 16:02:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=616 The Best Ice Cream in Barcelona : Homemade Is Always Better ! Summer is here! It is very hot in Barcelona and there is a constant influx of tourists. Why do tourists choose Barcelona for their holidays? Firstly, it has some of the best beaches in Europe where you can relax and enjoy the fresh air. There are tourist areas such as Barceloneta, Gracia, Las Ramblas that are well worth a visit. The impressive buildings designed by Gaudi are another incredible sight in Barcelona, one of his most famous being the Sagrada Familia. As in any other Spanish city, there are tapas bars not to be missed in Barcelona . Even if you only have one chance to go during your stay you must eat at one of them. What I like most in the city during this hot period, however, is its homemade ice cream. Here we share with you some of the best places to go to enjoy a homemade ice cream in Barcelona!

Gelateria Italiana (Placa de la Revolució 1)

This place is easy to find because there is always a queue in front of the store. There is also a terrace in a nice square where you can relax with an ice cream. They offer different flavours of ice cream that shouldn't be missed!

Arcobaleno (Calle Ferlandina 35)

This place is run by Italians and all the ice creams are made according to a traditional recipe. Many say it is the best place for ice cream in Barcelona. The reason is that there is more than a great ice cream, the staff are also amazing!

La Jijonenca (Av. Gaudí, 32)

It is located near the Sagrada Familia and they offer delicious ice creams. You will also find a queue here, but it's worth the wait!

Amorino (Calle Gran de Gracia 53)

It was first opened in Paris and due to its popularity, Amorino's ice cream has expanded to several European countries. You can find Amorino branches everywhere in Barcelona. Make sure you check it out, the price-quality ratio is amazing there!

Giangrossi (Av. Diagonal 545 to 565)

Giangrossi homemade ice cream offers a wide variety of flavours. Over 40 flavours are prepared daily with fresh milk and natural fruits. Don't miss it! Between a visit of the Sagrada Familia and the Ramblas, nothing beats a good homemade ice cream! Each shop is unique and offer delicious varieties of homemade ice cream. Have you been to any good ice cream shop in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments below! ~ Diarra]]> 616 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/why-i-love-wakeboarding-in-barcelona/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 10:14:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=881 Wakeboarding in Barcelona: Simply Too Much Fun A picture of us, exhausted after our hour of wakeboarding! Did you know you could go wakeboarding in Barcelona? Neither did I! OK, full disclosure I have never really done any board sports, and although I used to waterski as a child, I was definitely a beginner with a capital B as I headed down last weekend to the forum to try wakeboarding with my fiance and a couple of my boys.

My Experience Wakeboarding in Barcelona

"Wakeboarding in Barcelona?" I repeated confusedly back to my friend when he asked if I wanted to come. So yes, you can wakeboard in Barcelona, and I was about to find out just how much fun it was. We arrived to the forum (the place is a bit difficult to find) and luckily there was no one else there as the weather wasn't so hot. The guy running the place (unfortunately I forget his name but he's a sponsored professional wakeboarder) was super friendly, spoke English, and was really psyched that it was my first time. Basically, you pay 50 € and what you get is the equipment (wakeboard, wetsuit, and lifejacket), lessons if you need them, and an hour of wake boarding time, with up to 4 other friends. Split between some friends it's a really great deal. [caption id="attachment_36811" align="aligncenter" width="614"] Freddy rockin the park[/caption]

There's NO boat involved?

Nope. According to our instructor using boats for wake boarding is now a thing of the past. Boats use too much gasoline and are too costly. The future of wake boarding is on cables! Yes, they have cables setup overhead and the line that you hold on to is attached to this cable. The instructor has a control box and he manipulates the controls to pull you back and forth along the water. It's actually pretty ingenious. Also because the angle of the line is much higher compared to wake boarding behind a boat, there is less drag and it's much easier to get up on the board (this worked well for me with my beginner status). I got up the first try and didn't have much trouble. [caption id="attachment_36816" align="aligncenter" width="590"] Look Ma! One hand![/caption]

How it Feels

Wakeboarding feels amazing. It's super strenuous so if you need to get in shape like me it's a full body workout. Flying along with the wind in your hair is wonderful, and for those of you who might be a  little nervous, falling does not hurt one bit. I wiped out over and over and it hurt a lot less than I had anticipated. If you are already adept at wake boarding or are feeling a little adventurous there are various jumps and ramps (a la skate park) setup for your aerial pleasure. [caption id="attachment_36815" align="aligncenter" width="576"] getting ready to take the plunge[/caption] All the info you need can be found at the DoubleWake Website. Wanted to share this nugget with all you SuiteLifers. Have you been? Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments! Cheers, ~Benny]]> 881 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/clubbing-in-barcelona-you-must-try/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 10:30:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=887 There's No Clubbing in Barcelona.. Yeah Right Hey party people, where do you go for clubbing in Barcelona? With the short period of time that I have lived here, I can say that Spanish people don’t need their regular nine hours sleep; instead the lifestyle is keeping people enjoying their lives. That spirit has got into me as well. Many clubs in Barcelona are open each day of the week and there is something for every taste. In this blog I am introducing seven clubs and one bar where tourists and locals find their way for clubbing. Remember there are plenty more to explore (e.g Nasty Mondays). When it is the hottest time of the year in the city why wouldn't you also try the rooftop bars in Barcelona. Many blogs would give you a description of these clubs based on copying info already found on the Internet, but I actually went to experience them. At this point is good to mention that I did my clubbing in Barcelona-tour during the same week to make it more experiential. I had a great time! Though waking up in the morning wasn’t that fun, but what I wouldn’t do for writing a blog..

Opium

Opium is a fancy (and touristy) club playing excellent music. Well known DJ’s including Maxwell, Nicky Romero etc. are playing there this summer. You can find more information from Opium's website. As a high standard club there is a dress code and the age minimum is 21 or 23 depending on the night. They also have dancers and a VIP area above the dance area (it costs only 330 euros) plus an outside terrace which is just next to the beach. It is definitely worth of going there especially in the summer.

Shoko

Do you like cocktails? Come to Shoko! In this club a bartender uses fresh berries for delicious cocktails. This club has a big dance area, though sometimes it is too crowded so you literally don’t have space to move. Shoko has an outside terrace next to the beach (always a plus) which at daytime is a restaurant seating area. For the entertainment they have dancers (only female, where are the male dancers?), and VIP area for groups. Shoko is known as a club that organises different kind of theme nights. Fancy place for clubbing in Barcelona!

Catwalk

One thing about clubbing in Barcelona is that parties in the club start around 2 am, sometimes at 3 am. If you go there too early you don’t see that many people but as soon as people start to gather to the dance floor, the party is fully on. Catwalk is not an exception. My previous time here was one of the best in Barcelona. People were friendly and the atmosphere was magnificent! While going out, instead of giving a stamp, a man on the door drew a heart to my hand. A bit corny but absolutely sweet! Just to make sure, they play house, funk, soul and R&B which is not everyone’s favourite clubbing music, but if you like it, bring your ass here.

Moog

Moog is a small club in the centre, but a bit hidden. It looks mysterious, and I didn't know what to except. It was one of the smallest clubs I’ve seen but also one of the best in Barcelona. The main attraction was the DJ that night. He was brilliant! The DJ in Moog is playing just above the dance floor and you can see him (maybe some nights her) doing tricks with his keyboard. People were dancing as if they were in a trance. Perfect music for clubbing in Barcelona!

Boulevard

I was actually going to another club while this friendly guy was standing with a stamp in front of me. He offered me free entry with a COMPLIMENTARY DRINK and I thought that’s not a bad deal. This is only for girls so sorry guys; you still have to pay (not a bad business idea while we all know what brings boys to the club). Boulevard is a wicked place with good club music (though it was better on the weekend). Techno is played on the main dance floor, and house in another room. Additionally they have a third dance floor upstairs, but I didn’t spend too much time there. Honestly superb club!

Razzmatazz

Everyone is talking about Razzmatazz and I expected it to be bigger than the sky in terms of clubbing in Barcelona. Yeah it was a huge place combining three floors, two floors for dancing and one floor between the two for VIP people. Was it really the coolest place in the Barcelona? … Entrances are confusing because they close some gates so to go to a balcony or a dance floor you have to go down and then up from another side. It took me some time to figure out the building and meanwhile it was an exercise climbing between the floors. Bouncers were mostly nice. Especially the one in front of VIP area who agreed with me that la gente en VIP area está muy loca. He was funny! However the bouncer at the entrance door was another story. I stepped out to hear my friend over the phone but coming back wasn’t that easy. Because I stepped out that half a meter, I entered out the club and therefore I should have used another door (with a long queue). Nonsense! With my good negotiation skills I got back in so everything was fine. Overall comment about the club: great music (anyone can dance to it) and terrific atmosphere. People are really having a good time here! Especially the live concert (short one, but still) made people crazy. Would I go there again? Yes, but maybe not this week.

City hall

Nice club, not that big, but it has a brilliant location, just next to Placa Catalunia. I don't have too much to say about it, good club music, beautiful place (especially the outside terrace). Go there!

Living Lounge Bar

Again as it happened already before I wasn’t going to this bar, but then a guy invited me there (he actually walked me to the entrance) and I got curious. I hadn’t heard anything about this bar before but after visiting it I was wondering why. Atmosphere was great! Even the tiny dance floor behind the dj was crowded. Staff was really friendly and sometimes while bringing drinks to the table they were dancing a little. People liked that! That night they were playing R&B and hip hop (in the voucher it says soul and funk so maybe on other nights). Excellent place to have drinks! Where do you go for clubbing in Barcelona? Let us know!]]> 887 0 0 0 122 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/top-6-parks-in-barcelona-park-guell-is-overrated/ 0 0 164 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/student-cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ 0 0 206 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/le-cyrano-barcelona-a-bar-like-no-other/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 11:08:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=892 Le Cyrano Barcelona: cheap Drinks and great vibes! When it comes to nightlife and partying hard, Barcelona never disappoints. Thanks to the huge variety in bars, pubs and clubs, Barcelona attracts millions of visitors each year willing to make the most of the amazing nightlife scene! I am myself an enthusiast and frequent customer of the many bars in Barcelona, and I must say that after a while one can have the impression that some of them are very similar. They always rely on Tapas, Sangria, Beer and so on to attract customers, especially in the touristy areas. By the way, if you fancy some Tapas, you can check our Barcelona Tapas Ultimate Guide :) ! Even though it can be really enjoyable to share a few Tapas and a couple of pints with your friends, you can get tired of it and want to go for an unusual experience or atmosphere! This is why I have decided to talk to you about a very unique bar in Barcelona: Le Cyrano. It is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and is located in Aribau 154. In my opinion, this is by far the best bar in Barcelona and its concept is just too awesome!! Here is how El Cyrano works: -First you enter the bar and hopefully find a table to sit. Yes, Le Cyrano is often packed so it’s better to either go early (it opens at 11PM so sometime around that) or to hope that one free table will be waiting for you! -Then you go to the bar and order a drink of your choice. The bartender will give you an empty glass and will bring you the liquor bottle of your choice so that you can pour your own drink! I am serious, you can put as many alcohol as you like in your drink!! He then takes the bottle back and gives you a bottle of soda or juice to mix with your alcoholic beverage. Of course it is not recommended to fully pour your drink with alcohol as it could annoy the bartender but I have been there and you can put 70% or 80% of alcohol in your drink without a problem!! -Concerning the prices, they are incredibly low! The price range is 3 - 5€ for any mixed drink, so that’s one hell of a deal!! Forget the clubs that make you pay at least 10€ for a drink! The only negative point is that with people being numerous and most of them drunk, the place is really noisy and it can be challenging to talk to your friends and understand each other properly! But that shouldn’t be a problem since that’s the case in all the clubs and no one really cares. Apart from that, this is the perfect place to go before going to a club!!! I usually prefer to “pre-game” at home with a few friends since drinking in bars before going to a club implies spending quite a lot of money, but I have to say that I was amazed when I went to Le Cyrano for the first time! You can literally get wasted for 10-15 € there and after a few drinks it’s really easy to meet and talk to new people there while being with your friends at the same time! And I forgot to mention that they have free pop-corn as well! Everyone there is young, happy (half-drunk) and wants to have a crazy night out in Barcelona, isn’t that what you’d expect of a bar in Barcelona?! So if you don’t have any plans for the weekend yet, you know where to go now!! Have fun guys!! Rémi  ]]> 892 0 0 0 39 https://www.shbarcelona.com/blog/en/pour-your-own-drinks-at-le-cyrano/ 0 0 68 http://thosewhowanderblog.com/2016/09/09/barcelona-by-night/ 0 0 245 https://hallo-barcelona.com/party-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/clubbing-in-barcelona-chasing-the-party3-razzmatazz/ Wed, 12 Aug 2015 09:55:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=924 Clubbing in Barcelona: Chasing the Party#3 - RAZZMATAZZ The search for the best clubs to go clubbing in Barcelona never stops. Two weeks after hitting Sutton, our next stop was something tooooootally different (and better, I might add). The place: Razzmatazz. The promise: "One Club, five rooms". If you're one of those people who loves huge clubs, with different kind of music and people not caring about their appearances, there's no better choice than Razzmatazz! As our 'Chasing the Party' crew is in love with good places to dance the night away and eclectic music, we couldn't stay away from one of the biggest places to party in Barcelona! As usual, the night began at some bar near the party for some pre-drinks, the chosen one this time was Taberna Sonora! The stylish american sports decoration adds to a very good and cozy atmosphere, that is even better when we consider the music: only classic rock n' roll mixed with modern rock! Neither the beer nor the shots were expensive, and it's only 3 minutes walking distance from Razzmatazz! So it was perfect for the warm-up! So, it was around 1am when we left to go the club! The queue wasn't a problem at that time, but people say that if you get there around 2am, you better not mind waiting for a bit. To enter, the usual: Bouncers, ID and tickets. The doormen were ok, they don't check anything but your ID and your mental health, so three important things to remember! 1. Don't forget your ID. 2. Don't be so drunk you can't even stand still and talk, they might kick you out.

3. You can wear whatever you want!

Once in, you're at the biggest room. That's the room DJ Amable makes his magic. You'll have a lot of indie-pop, electro-rock and new-wave! The space is very big, full of screens playing crazy images and the audio quality is quite impressive! As this room is where the big concerts happens, the DJ is positioned just like at Apolo on Nasty Mondays; a bit like a rock star, with a big screen behind him and the lights playing with the music. After spending some time there, we started our incredible journey through the endlessly confusing corridors of the old factory style club. As we said before, Razzmatazz has 5 different rooms, each one with a different kind of music. Of course, we checked all of them. But in order not to bore you or make you feel like partying after reading this, here we'll give you just a hint of each room: The Loft - Like hard-techno, dubstep and house? That's the right place for you! Always the best and the newest! Lolita - The word is underground clubbing! Usually the place for the more demanding techno lovers! Pop Bar - What is Pop? 80's hits, indie, R'n'B… Pop is almost everything! Locals and internationals artists come here to make people have fun! Rex Room - You probably won't recognize what is playing there, it's mainly experimental stuff mixing electronic, punk, minimal and anything else they need to create the perfect beat.

Final Considerations

You'll find a bar in every room and won't have any problem in getting your drink fast. No problems with the toilets either - though not very clean, they're pretty big, so you shouldn't have to stand hopping in the queue for ages! So far you've only heard good things, right? But unfortunately, nothing is perfect! Razzmatazz has its problems also. First of all, depending on how old you are, you might find the crowd a little bit young (on fridays, especially). Second, the entry price is very high and the drinks are a bit expensive inside which is why a  reasonable warm-up is necessary. Third, be careful, you might get lost inside, and if happens it isn't that easy to find your friends again - poor Ivo, one of the troopers here, got lost! We only found him an hour and half later.

Practical Info to go clubbing in Barcelona at Razzmatazz

Where? Calle Pamplona 88 - Near metro Bogatell (L4) When? Tuesday to Saturday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday all rooms are open. How much? between 14 and 17 euros, depending on the day of the week. More on Razzmatazz webpage ! See you next party! And always remember: the 'Chasing the Party' crew are all ears - feel free give suggestions and to join us to go clubbing in Barcelona!

Jack]]> 924 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/why-renting-a-holiday-apartment-in-barcelona/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 14:36:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=933 Why Rent A Holiday Apartment in Barcelona Instead of a Hotel ? If you're wondering whether to book a hotel or rent a holiday apartment in Barcelona, here are some stellar reasons as to why self-catering Barcelona apartments are all the rage:

1. Live as a 'local':

We can't stress this enough: Barcelona is a weird and wonderfully eclectic and beautiful city. Each neighborhood (check out our Barcelona neighborhood guide) has it's own charm and by staying in a Barcelona vacation apartment you'll get a much better idea of what it's like to live in the city, just like a local! If authenticity and truly experiencing the feel of a city is your style than don't book a hotel!

2. More character:

There's no doubt about it, the sterile sameness of hotel rooms can get a tad monotomous. Barcelona vacation apartments often are oozing with character and charm, from exposed brick walls, to lovely sunny terraces, to gorgeous Catalán style vaulted ceilings, if you are a fan of interior design and architecture, booking a self-catering apartment in Barcelona is the choice for you!

3. Cook your own meals:

If you're looking to save a bit of money on your vacation or if you're just a completely shameless foodie like us, there is nothing better than having your own fully stocked kitchen while on vacation. Have the flexibility to eat out or in and the treat of being able to cook some of the local fare on your own! Here's an idea, stop by the Boqueria Market, one of Europe's largest working markets, grab whatever tickles your fancy and come home to make your own Spanish/Catalán feast! Talk about experiencing the city! Sometimes you just need a home cooked meal, even on the road.

4. More spacious and comfortable:

This one's a no brainer. Hotel rooms in Barcelona tend to be a small box of a room just big enough to fit a bed. In a Barcelona vacation flat, though you generally have a lot more room and comfort.

5. The price:

The price of a Barcelona holiday apartment is usually considerably cheaper than a hotel room. Of course that is not always the case, but there is a lot more variety in terms of price/value with apartments and it's easier to find one that will fit nicely with whatever your specific requirements are. For instance, if you're traveling with a family or a group of friends you'll likely be much more comfortable with the amenities in comparison with a traditional hotel. We love Barcelona so much it comes oozing out of us! Checkout all our holiday rental apartments in Barcleona and our Barcelona Bible Blog in order to get lots of great insider info on this amazing mediterranean city. Enjoy! ~Benny]]> 933 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/what-not-to-do-in-barcelona/ Tue, 11 Aug 2015 15:01:13 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=942 This Is Our List Of Things Not To Do In Barcelona!

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON'T plan a relaxing day at the Barceloneta beach!

Barcelona is a touristic place, with a lot of people coming to enjoy the sun! Unfortunately, the Barceloneta beach - the central beach in the city, is NOT the cleanest one and is full of tourists. If you really want to lie down, get a tan, get in the water and have a good time check our ebook "The Barcelona Bible: Barcelona Beaches". You can always visit one of the neighboring towns, e.g. Castelldefels, which have lovely beaches and which you can get in around 20 min by train.

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON'T drink on the street and don’t buy from beer sellers!

It is forbidden to drink on the streets of the Barcelona, although t there are many street beer sellers everywhere and people buy  their 1 euro beer, which might seem like a good deal but if the police pick you up drinking in a public place you can be fined. It goes without saying that its better not to buy from people trying to sell you their beer on the street. Most of the time, they are offering warm beer which they carry in their bags... or hide in other unsavoury places. It can be just really unsanitary, and it is illegal to sell the beer this way and it hurts local businesses. You can find the beer sellers in all most popular touristic places in Barcelona, like: Plaza Catalunya or Las Ramblas. And if a guy comes up to you asking if you're looking for a good coffee shop...well, they're not trying to sell you coffee, let's put it that way.

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON'T think that SIESTA is just the myth!

Remember! "Siesta" time still exists in Barcelona! Barcelona embraces the Latin lifestyle of leisurely mornings, mid-afternoon siestas, and late dinners. There are two periods of siesta in Spain - siesta for shops and businesses, during which many people go to a bar or restaurant, and then siesta for the restaurants, which obviously can't rest when everyone wants to come and eat. SO…! Shops might close during lunchtime (1:30-4pm) whereas restaurants might close after lunch and before dinner (5-8 pm). Small neighbourhood shops are quite often closed from 2pm till 5pm . It is better not to plan shopping during that specific hours or going out to eat in the restaurants, but you can find out that in the city canter of Barcelona, in the touristic areas, most places are open all day.

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON’T expect everything to be in Spanish!

Catalan and Spanish are both official languages in Barcelona. The Catalan language is used by approximately 50-60% of the inhabitants of Barcelona whilst Spanish is spoken by 98% of people. However, a lot of people are more comfortable speaking the regional language and also feel their connection with Catalan culture and need for independence very strongly. You have to be ready for this: you will hear the Catalan language all the time in the city and that most signs, names, and menus are written in Catalan first and then in Spanish. But hey, that's not a bad thing at all! If you're going to live here especially, it's pretty nice to learn some Catalán and it shows the locals you actually care.

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON’T show too much of your body!

Barcelona is the hot city in which everyone is trying to wear the least amount of clothes as possible. You might be shocked by the topless girls with thong bikinis on the beach, however Catalan woman tend to be more conservative in the centre of the city, dressing smartly despite the heat and sun. Holidays seem to never end here, with mainly tourists being the ones wearing shorts/mini skirts with strappy tops/bikinis in the city centre. A lot of guys also  take off their T-shirts and just walk on the streets half naked, or leave the beach without any tops. This isn't really an acceptable thing to do unless you're very close to the beach. Boys, when you're on the streets of the city its best to keep your T-shirt on, as the police always react and stopthe men who are not dressed appropriately. So, if you don’t wanna be the one of them, remember, don’t show too much of your body – you have the beach for that in Barcelona! Check our blog to find out more about one of the beaches in Barcelona where you can enjoy sun wearing as little as possible, or simply, nothing at all! ;)

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON'T eat on Las Ramblas!

Las Ramblas is the main touristic spot in central Barcelona, where you can find a lot of restaurants, cafes and shops. It is over-rated, over-crowded, tacky, filled with tourists, and most importantly over priced. All that combined with the fact that the quality of the food isn't usually great. Don’t be silly and fall for posters with pictures of the dishes and overly eager ‘hosts’ trying to entice you in. This is not what you want from Barcelona. Better try food on the backstreets of the Old Town or go to beautiful Passieg De Gracia where food is usually really good or find some other great place to eat in Barcelona by reading some of our food blogs:

• Traditional Catalan Restaurants in Barcelona: Top 5
• Looking For The Best Barcelona Restaurant? - Top 10 Barcelona Restaurant Guide!
• Vegan Restaurants In Barcelona: Top 5

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON’T think that church in Spain is just a touristic attraction!

Not always, but it happens, that people have been turned away from the churches in Barcelona because of the bare shoulders, especially during Mass. You must cover your shoulders and legs in a traditional sign of respect in religious settings. On a hot days, toss a lightweight scarf in your bag which you would use to cover your shoulders or tie around your legs for entrance into churches and cathedrals.

Don't do in Barcelona!

DON'T take a sightseeing bus to see the city!

Barcelona is the amazing city with a lot of places to see, and because of this tourists are not too confident, thinking that the best way for them would be just take a sightseeing bus. But in reality this is the biggest mistake – the city transport is really easy to use, it is really cheap compared to another big European cities, and is gives a ton of possibilities for planning sightseeing days without losing too much time. You can spend  your money a lot better while experiencing real life in the city. The bus can be really packed, especially in August, and you might just end up waiting in the queue hours on end in the sunny hot day. At the end of the day you will feel that you didn’t see that much. Barcelona is a city hiding most of its beauty in the tiny streets where the buses can't go, and as it is not that big, it's better is to take a walk and enjoy the lazy day, stopping for a coffee and some tapas in nearby places (Check one of our Tapas Blog!).

Let's summarise our  top things which you should not do in Barcelona:

• DON'T plan a relaxing day at the Barceloneta beach
• DON'T drink on the street and don’t buy from beer sellers
• DON'T think that SIESTA is just the myth
• DON’T expect everything to be in Spanish!
• DON’T show too much of your body!
• DON'T eat on Las Ramblas
• DON’T think that church in Spain is just a touristic attraction.
• DON'T take a sightseeing bus to see the city.

If you would like to share with us any more tips about things which people should not do in Barcelona, then please leave us a  comment below ;) Or if you don't agree with one of our points we'd also love to hear from you! Cheers, ~Natalia  ]]> 942 0 0 0 337 https://ru.uaetrip.ae/faq/10444/ 0 0 373 https://hi.uaetrip.ae/faq/45137/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/halal-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Wed, 12 Aug 2015 09:52:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1018 Halal Restaurants in Barcelona - Halal goodies and delis! Hi Guys! Todays blog is about Halal Restaurants and where to find them in Barcelona. As someone who only eats Halal meat, this was a quite a big deal for me as for when I first arrived in Barcelona I didn't have the faintest clue where to find any sort of halal meat. But now I know, so what are we waiting for, lets take a trip down the halal meat lane! (p.s. there is no actual halal meat lane) The ideal place to find all your halal meat is El Raval! Famous today for its huge cultural diversity El Raval is your best choice for trying delicious Halal cuisine. Literally, walking around the area for 5 minutes is totally enough for you to find a nice and cozy Halal restaurant.

Maharaja Restaurante

This restaurant opened its doors in 2001. Running for nearly a decade and a half, Maharaja has built its fine reputation as being one of the 'big' players in traditional Halal cuisine making it one of the finest Halal restaurants in Barcelona. Maharaja offers typical Indian dishes prepared with typical Indian techniques. Expect nothing less than brilliant food with rich flavors and textures. What's famous about this restaurant is their fine selection of Indian spices. Having more than 40 types of spices in the chef's disposal you can be assured that your meal at Maharaja will be the most aromatic and flavoursome thing you have tasted all day. This restaurant just wows its visitors with its brilliant decor. Typically colorful draperies and table cloths, walls full of great Indian art and an atmosphere to die for is what this restaurant is all about. This is my personal favorite of all the Halal restaurants in Barcelona.

Askadinya

If that doesn't pickle your fancy ... get it pickle ... okay maybe not. Well Askadinya is another top Halal Restaurant in Barcelona.  This restaurant specialises in both Arabic and Palestinian food! Askadinya is all homemade food and provides a Mediterranean diet! I'm not even sure what a Mediterranean diet consists of but I'm having it! Located in the heart of Gracia, Askadinya offers a range of food, all Halal! They also do special menu deals for both weekdays and weekends which is ideal if you love 3/4 courses like myself! This is a perfect restaurant for someone who eats Halal food but also wants to eat healthy. The restaurant itself provides a great atmosphere and friendly service from its staff.  Askadinya is most certainly one of my top Halal Restaurants in Barcelona.

Bombay Spicy

One of the Halal restaurants in Barcelona where value for money meets quality. The offered food is simply amazing. What's better than enjoying an exquisite meal in a friendly restaurant that makes you feel like home for a very reasonable price? Well, nothing! A great bonus that Bombay Spicy has to offer is delivery. For the times when you are just feeling too comfortable at home enjoying a good movie but craving some delicious Indian food, all you have to do is just dial the number, place your order and soon enough the delivery guy will be outside your door handing you your delicious food. But honestly, why waste the opportunity and not go to the restaurant to have a perfect dining experience? In summary, this is one of the best choices when it comes to Halal restaurants in Barcelona.

Pita House

Do you love Pita? Do you love Houses? Look nowhere else !! Pita House is the place to be! Located on La Ramlas this place is meant to be one of the top Halal restaurants in Barcelona. Pita House caters all, whether its for lunch, dinner or just a snack. This place aims to satisfy all. Whether its quality food you want for certain fancy occasions or just take away food for a night in. Pita house is a must visit Halal restaurant in Barcelona. From Falafels to chicken pitas from Hummus to Durums this place oozes in Arab cuisine. So if you are drooling on your keyboard like I am then Pita house is a place you should dine!!! Pita house is a great Halal restaurant in Barcelona because not only are the food and the prices great but it also has a terrace you could eat on which has a capacity of 48 people!! Perfect for family and friends. It is also really easy to get to as all you need to do is get the L3 at LIceu. And your list of the best Halal restaurants in Barcelona is complete, folks! Or is it? If you know any other great restaurants offering Halal, please let us know is the comment section. Much of love to you guys and have a great week! Weekly joke: Q: What did one plate say to the other plate? A: Dinner is on me. Sincerely, Chris and Hasan  ]]> 1018 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/day-trips-from-barcelona-an-insiders-pov/ Wed, 12 Aug 2015 10:47:03 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1051 Day Trips from Barcelona: What you Can't Miss... Day trips from Barcelona are so refreshing! Sometimes you just need to get away from it all. So SuiteLife has carefully put together the ultimate guide to getting out of the city. Explore the best of Barcelona's surroundings!

Barcelona Day Trips: Life's a Beach!

Day trips from Barcelona come in all shapes and sizes. Beach themed trips are by far the most popular. Here are some of the best beaches around Barcelona that are worth a visit! Sitges:  The small beautiful town of Sitges (pronounced 'See-chez') is one of the best day trips from Barcelona.  Located just a 1/2 hour train ride down the coast, its short commute will leave you with lots of time to enjoy yourself.  If you're trying to escape the tourists, then this is not the place.  However, the beaches are nicer than in Barcelona and there is abundant nightlife.  Sitges has a bustling gay community and during Carnival it's off the hook! How to get there: The fastest way is to jump on the RENFE train (leaves every 30 minutes) from Passeig de Gracia station.  It shouldn't cost more than about 5-8 euros roundtrip.  For rates and schedules check out their website. Tossa de Mar: Tossa is truly a gem of the Costa Brava and is one of our favourites of all the day trips from Barcelona.  This tiny romantic town is host to a gorgeous beach, excellent restaurants, and even ancient ruins.  Try the Pandora's Box walking tour, or just lay out in the sun and sip a cocktail.  Either way, you'll be glad you got away from BCN, even if it's just for a day.  Tons of info here How to get there: Go to Estación del Nord (North Station).  The closest metro is Arc de Triumf L1  .  Hop on a bus from the company SARFA, which will take you directly there. Sant Pol de Mar: Between Tossa and Barcelona you'll find Sant Pol de Mar, a  golden choice between all the day trips from Barcelona.  The town has a beautiful beach surrounded by its typical white houses that cover the surrounding hills.  The old Benedictine monastery gave rise to this town and; on the outskirts, you can check out the ruins of the Iberian-Roman town of El Farell. How to get there: Take the RENFE Line 1 train from Clot (Metro L1 "Clot").

Barcelona Day Trips: Can't Miss Towns

If you're allergic to the sun, or around in the winter, then some of the best day trips from Barcelona are to the following nearby towns: Figueres:  This one is highly recommended ! The highlight of this quaint town is the Salvador Dali Museum, which is the permanent home to the largest collection of Dali's works in the world.  This über-creative man was a visionary and a visit to the museum will leave you with your jaw on the floor. It is definitely one of the most culturally rich day trips from Barcelona out there. How to get there: Take the RENFE train from Passeig de Gracia station.  They leave every 1/2 hour to an hour and the ride takes under 2 hours. Tarragona: Sure, they have a great beach but if you're a history buff, you'll absolutely love this place! The modern city is built around some of the oldest Roman ruins on the Iberian Peninsula. Work on your tan and check out the Roman Amphitheatre at the same time! How to get there:  RENFE trains from Passeig de Gracia run the 100km south to Tarragona frequently.  Round trip will cost you about 7 Euros.  Another of the great day trips from Barcelona and again, only a train ride away! Girona:  Although you could easily spend a couple of days in Girona, you can get a great taste of it in one full day.  It's a complete mélange of Roman and Gothic building and ruins of old military fortresses.  There's also a Jewish district worth checking out.  Overall a very pleasant experience and one of the most popular day trips from Barcelona. How to get there:  The RENFE train is your saviour again.  Cost is about 7 Euros round trip.

Barcelona Day Trips: The Mountains are Alive with the Sound of Music!

Barcelona day trips come in all shapes and sizes and some folks love to head to the mountains! Pyrenees / Vall de Nuria:  The Pyrenees is the vast mountain range that acts as a natural border between Spain and France. If you’re a skier or snowboarder this is your dream location! Only an hour and a half from the city and you’ll be rewarded with some great powder skiing. In the summer, the area’s exquisite nature offers wonderful hiking, climbing, and camping opportunities. Vall de Nuria is the western part of the Pyrenees and if you’re looking for outdoor activities such as horseback riding, hiking, and climbing, then these types of Barcelona day trips are for you. How to get there: Take the RENFE to Ribes de Freser. Then jump the rack railway up to Vall de Nuria. Montseny: Nature at its best folks! Montseny has some titillating legends with one involving beautiful water maidens. The legend says they only appear on warm nights to bathe in the ‘black pool’. This is the place to come to hike and see some incredible Roman ruins as well as natural treasures. These day trips from Barcelona just keep getting better and better! Tons of info here: www.turisme-montseny.com How to get there: Gonna have to rent a car for this one. Check out the directions on the site listed above. Mont Serrat:  Just 40 kms from BCN, you probably won’t find a Catalan person who hasn’t visited this site. Literally meaning “sawed mountain”, it’s a unique geological form of tremendous beauty. This is where Richard Wagner wrote his famous opera "Parsifal". There’s a beautiful monastery where monks held secret services in Catalan, while the language was outlawed by Franco. How to get there: Take the train from Plaza Catalunya, runs every two hours from 9:11am. We'll be adding new and exciting ideas for day trips from Barcelona soon!  Do you have any favourites that are not listed above?  As always, we'd love to hear from you in the comments below! Cheers, Benny]]> 1051 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/montjuic-fountain-a-museum-and-a-castle-in-barcelona/ Wed, 12 Aug 2015 14:00:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1087

Montjuic Fountain, a Museum, and a Castle in Barcelona!

Montjuic, or the mountain of Jews as it translates, has so much to offer; The Palau Nacional is a beautiful  and imposing neo-baroque style building which offers some of the greatest views over Barcelona and houses The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC). The Barcelona Magic Montjuic Fountain Show is every bit as special as it sounds and the Venetian towers stand proud at the foot of Avinguda de la Reina María Christina which leads elegantly and symmetrically up to Montjuic. Of course, any trip to Montjuic would be incomplete without taking the funicular (or walking as I would suggest) up to Montjuic Castle which is one of the highest view points of Barcelona.  

What is Montjuic?

Montjuic is a relatively green area of Barcelona. Montjuic is spread over a small hill/mountain (max height of 173m) which offers many cultural attractions and fantastic views of Barcelona.

Montjuic Castle

The Montjuïc castle was one of the first places I visited when I arrived in Barcelona. In my mind, it is still one of the coolest places here! Dating from the 17th century, the HUGE and clearly very powerful guns at Montjuic Castle are a strong reminder of its historical role played in the Spanish civil War, where both nationalists and republicans were executed. Castell de Montjuïc also served as a prison for a period of time, before General Franco used it for more sinister and violent purposes. Signs and written articles are situated around Montjuïc castle, telling the story of Catalan Nationalist leader Lluis Companys i Jover, who was executed there in 1940 after being extradited to the Franco government by the Nazis. Without doubt, Montjuic Castle is one of my biggest recommendations! And for photography lovers, it won't get much better than this! Also, be sure to go into the courtyard situated in the Castle itself, there is a great little cafe which offers hot and cold food and a seriously good selection of pastries, at very very reasonable prices.

Montjuic Fountain

Barcelona's Montjuic fountain and light show are located in the center of Plaza Espanya at the foot of  The Palau Nacional. It is a spectacle not to be missed. Originally the magic montjuic fountain was built in 1929 for the Universal Exhibition by engineer Carles Buïgas i Sans. The Barcelona Magic Montjuic Fountain show was originally intended to show the possibilities of  filtered electrical light and as incredible as it is to see now, you can only imagine how amazed the spectators were back in 1929! The Magic MontjuicFountain Show has around 2.5 million visitors per year and the operation times vary through-out the year. Barcelona Magic Montjuic Fountain Show Winter Times: (October to end March): Fountains are operational on Fridays and Saturdays from 19.00 to 21.00 Light and music shows at 19.00, 19.30, 20.00 & 20.30 Magic Montjuic Fountain Show Summer times: (April to end September): Thursday to Sunday from 20.00 to 23.00. Light and music show every 30 minutes from 21.00, 21.30, 22.00, 22.30 & 23.00  

The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC) and The Palau Nacional

MNAC is a truly impressive neo-baroque structure, easily accessible despite it's high elevation. The terrace located at the top of the steps, just in front of the MNAC is higher than you may imagine from ground level and offers a truly impressive and comfortable way to view Barcelona. What I really love about The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, is that there is normally a musician or two at the top performing their stuff, adding to the already uber-cool atmosphere. Coupled with the comfy chairs and a coffee from the cafe, it's not hard to see why I spend most Sundays chilling out at the MNAC, taking in the Barcelona views. The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya or MNAC for short, is housed in The Palau Nacional. Considered to be one of the most important centres for Romanesque Art in the world and is also the biggest art museum in Barcelona. Art fans will find exciting pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries,  the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque Periods, it's all here!  

Montjuïc Communications Tower (Torre Telefónica)

The Montjuic Communications Tower, known better as the Torre Calatrava or the "spaceship building" as my friends and I call it, is one of Barcelona's most modern architectural designs and you will notice it features in most Barcelona guide books. The Montjuic Communications Tower is a truly interesting piece of Barcelona architecture, construction was completed in 1992 for telefonica to transmit TV coverage of the 1992 Summer Olympics Games in Barcelona. Montjuic Communications Tower stands at 136m and is said to represent an athlete holding the Olympic flame. Interestingly, because of the location and orientation of the Montjuic Communications Tower, it also acts as a huge sundial, using the Europa square to tell the time.  

Montjuic Palau Sant Jordi

Montjuic is also home to Palau Sant Jordi which was one of the main venues for the 1992 Summer Olympics. Nowadays, as our frequent readers will know, it's mainly used for music concerts, indoor sporting events and other cultural activities. Artists coming to the Palau Sant Jordi this year include Shakira and Harry Styles. Basically, if there are any important or big scale gigs or events in Barcelona, this is where it's going to be.

Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc

The amazing outdoor Olympic diving & swimming pool is also located at Montjuic and is open to the public from the end of June to the  start of September, however, the diving section is not open to the public. It's a truly impressive site and was chosen by Kylie Minogue for the location of her 2003 music video "Slow".  Also built for the 1992 Olympic Games, there are two outdoor Olympic swimming pools on Montjuic mountain as well as a private sports club with an outdoor pool. The Bernat Picornell swimming pool is the main pool at Montjuic with seating capacity for 4.100 spectators and panoramic views of Barcelona city. It's worth mentioning that the changing rooms have not really been maintained since the 1992 Olympics Games and are now pretty run-down. So, next time you are in Barcelona, and can't think what to do, get to Montjuic for endless fun and seriously cool stuff to see and do!   Ben H - SuiteLifer and Montjuic local]]> 1087 0 0 0 151 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/which-tourist-attractions-in-barcelona-are-worth-the-hype/ 0 0 133 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/unusual-museums-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/japanese-barcelona-culture-to-discover/ Wed, 12 Aug 2015 15:47:09 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1105 Japanese Barcelona: Culture to Discover Japanese culture in Barcelona is multifaceted and fascinating. It is steeped in the deepest traditions but constantly interacting with the new technologies the country creates and pushes boundaries with everyday. Japan has brought many amazing things to global culture like sushi, Hello Kitty, Pokemon, Karate and more. But the idea of the Samurai spirit and fascinating traditions have captured the imagination of people across the world when it comes to Japan. So, we want to introduce you to the best of Japanese culture in Barcelona: Manga Fair, Matcha, and Japanese style shops.

MANGA FAIR BARCELONA

In late October/early November each year, Japanese comic fans from all over the world gather together in one of the most exciting Manga fairs in Europe: Manga Fair Barcelona, or Salón del Manga de Barcelona in Spanish. This fair is held at the Fira de Barcelona at Montjuic near Plaza Espanya and attracts around 100,000 participants, all in love with Japanese culture , comics and cartoons. The fair offers various activities from cosplay contests, karaoke, musical concerts and manga workshops to Japanese cuisine and other activities about Japanese culture. Manga Fair Barcelona is also often visited by notable guests from the Manga world. This year it will be from 12th-15th April 2018.

 

MATCHA, JAPANESE TEA AND DESSERTS

When it comes to Japanese food, Sushi is probably the most famous.  However, in recent years, Matcha (Japanese green tea powder) has become a new star. Matcha is premium bright green tea powder from Japan used for drinking as tea or as ingredients in recipes. Complex, addicting, pleasantly bitter and sweet are the words used to describe Matcha. There are more and more people becoming Matcha enthusiasts. You can easily notice Matcha coffee, ice creams, tiramisu, macarons, cookies and more in menus at many coffee or gelato shops around Barcelona. The big name Starbucks has already updated the trend and added Matcha in their Frappuccino, Latte, Smoothies and Tea products. There are so many choices on where to drink and relax in Barcelona. But if you want to find a place to chill after strolling around and feel the unique Japanese atmosphere  as well as try the "real" matcha taste you should try these amazing two: Caj Chai tea room and Takashi Ochiai bakery shop. Listed as one of the best tea rooms in town, Caj Chai offers extensive high quality tea menus which will surprise any tea lover. This tea shop serves tea imported from Asian countries such as Japan, China, Vietnam and more. Seeing Asian tea pots and bamboo chairs in this tea room, you'll feel as though you've ended up in a tiny Japanese town. With its cozy atmosphere, Caj Chai is a relaxing oasis of peace in the middle of Barcelona's Gothic area as well as an ideal place to take the first date. If you want to know which kind of tea they offer, you can check Caj Chai's menu here. Address: Carrer de Sant Domènec del Call, 12 Opening hours: Monday: 15:00 - 22:00; Tuesday - Sunday: 10:30 - 22:00 Takashi Ochiai is another perfect option for dessert lovers. In this bakery shop, you can find exclusive Japanese desserts which have become very popular amongst the locals. Takashi Ochiai also provides dessert menus in most of the best Japanese restaurants in Barcelona. Although Takashi Ochiai has a big selection of Japanese desserts, I suggest you try Daifuku (rice cake with sweet filling) and Dorayaki (red bean pancake). Daifuku is a very popular dessert in Japan. Dorayaki is very famous among manga readers because they are also called "Doraemon cakes". Doraemon is the name of a best-selling manga which was a big part of many Asian people's childhood. And finally, Matcha Kastera (or Castella) absolutely should not be forgotten. Kastera sponge cake is originally from Castilla, Spain. But the Portuguese merchants brought it to Japan and now Kastera is well-known as one of the Japanese specialties. Address: Carrer del Comte d'Urgell, 110. Opening hours: From Tuesday to Friday: 8:00 - 14:00 and 17:00 - 21:00, Saturday: 8:00 - 15:00 and 17:00 - 21:00; Sunday: closed

JAPANESE STORES

While Japonisme is a more famous typical Japanese store in Gracia area,  in the heart of the old Jewish quarter of Gothic Quarter, there is a small independent shop called "Momo" (meaning "Peach") which is a little Japanese house full of traditional Japanese ceramics, chopsticks and silk lanterns. Peaceful and quiet, Momo shop is a place for little escape from crowded tourist attractions,  a place to find comfort and admire the subtle Japanese design. Many of the lovely ceramics here are hand made by the Japanese community in Barcelona. It is the perfect to pick up gifts for your friends as the shop features  origami cranes, eyeless "Daruma" figures, silk kimonos, lanterns and to waving cats Maneki-neko which bring luck and encourage optimism for the future. Address: Carrer Arc de St.Ramon del Call, 6 Opening hours:  Monday 16:30 pm-20:00pm, on Tuesday-Sunday 11:00am-14:00pm, 16:30pm-20:00pm. So, if you have not had a chance to visit Japan, you still have the chance to experience the Japanese atmosphere in Barcelona! Have any other great suggestions we haven't mentioned? Let us know in the comments! ~Trang]]> 1105 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/models-barcelona-discover-a-world-of-modeling/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 14:25:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1136 Models Barcelona: What Barcelona Modelling Has to Offer? Everyone knows that Barcelona is one of that most fashionable cities in the world! Modelling in Barcelona gives you the opportunity to be the next "Top Model" or just to start a new and exciting hobby or to earn some extra cash - there is a lot of reasons to start and nothing to lose! This blog with take you step by step toward the modeling scene in Barcelona and will tell you about top Barcelona models - it is time to start the journey of a lifetime!

Modelling in Barcelona… what is the industry like in this city?!

That's the question! The industry is vibrant and crazy with a lot of to offer! Events, castings, modelling schools, the best photographers and a lot more is waiting for you in Barcelona!

Let’s start BIG!

Barcelona’s fashions shows are not only BIG but they are AMAZING! Modelling in Barcelona is a never ending story, there is something going on all year round! Barcelona Fashion Weeks and Fashion Shows bring together the best spanish celebrities, reach people from different countries, the most popular bloggers, and people in love with fashion! The experience is unforgettable for models and for the audience! Dressing up, getting hair styled, putting lots of make-up to finally spend a few minutes on runway wearing clothes from the best designers and the most well-known brands! This is what a lot of models would've to experience and this is what Barcelona can offer you!

Modelling in Barcelona! What else…. EVENTS! A lot of them, what means a lot of possibilities!

Have you ever heard of Fresh Faces? It is annual modelling contest where people from over 150 countries compete to be named Fresh Face of the year! The Fresh Faces contest final last year took place in BARCELONA. Modelling in Barcelona is just like this competition: exciting, with a lot of things happening! Some of the annual fashion shows in Barcelona:

• Denim by Premiere Vision  19-20.11.2014 place Montjuïc - Fira Barcelona (THIS YEAR)
• Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week - a three day event of wedding bliss. Official days of the event 05-10,2015, GranVia – Fira Barcelona
• Barcelona Fashion Week Spring Summer 2015
• Barcelona Fashion Week Fall Winter 2014-2015
• Mango’s ‘Rock it Up’ Collection Show
• Barcelona Fashion Week Spring Summer 2014
• Celia Vela at 080 Barcelona Fashion – more information available on the website, but sorry still no dates (http://www.080barcelonafashion.cat/en)

(If modelling in Barcelona is something what you are interested in, you should check our free ebook about fashion in the city! )

Ok… but what next…? Is there anything else! Yes, a lot of castings!

You can find some every week! Because of castings, models' lives are crazy busy. Some of the castings are huge, with hundreds of people come just to try to get a whisper of a job. It is an exciting place to be, to find out what the modelling world is about,  to make new friends in the industry, to find out about the latest news from the modelling world... and this is the best occasion to learn confidence!  Wanna know how to start your career in modeling in Barcelona? Read on!

Do you know any famous models from Barcelona????

That’s a good question, so… do you? Yes, you’ve seen their faces a lot of times, just you didn’t realised that one day they decided to start their carriers in modeling in Barcelona! Judit Masco – model, television host and writer from Barcelona She has been hired for a lot of high-profile campaigns in the past and she is the only Spanish model who has appeared on the cover of US Vogue. She was a face of a variety of advertising campaigns. Featured in most major fashion magazines around the globe, like: Elle, Cleo, Glamour, Marie Claire. As a catwalk model she appeared in shows of designers such as Armani, Dolce& Gabbana, Valentino and more. The best Spanish model of the 1990s. Vanessa Lorenzo – model and actor from Barcelona She has been featured in a lot of magazines like: Vogue, ELLE, Cosmopolitan, Glamour and covered some of the best: Neo, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Glamour, Vogue. Worked for the most famous companies and known designers: Pepe Jeans, Escada, Giorgio Armani, L’Oreal, Saint Laurent, Gap, Victoria’s Secret, Christian Dior. At this moment she is in a relationship with FC Barcelona captain, Carlos Puyol with whom she has one child. Oriol Elcacho – Spanish male model from Barcelona

He ranks No. 12 on MODELS.COM’s Top 25 list, “The Money Guys”. He is the best known for being the face of BVLGARI’s AQVA. He worked with a lot of famous brands like: Valentino, Polo Ralph Lauren, Custo Barcelona, Gap and appeared in a lot of magazines covers. He was on runway of Ralph Laurent, Paul Smith, Chanel.

OK! Let’s get to some details.

You're interested in modelling world? You are good looking? You have something unique and different? You have personality and skills? You wanna try something new? You wanna be a top model? The world of modelling in Barcelona is waiting for you! The modelling industry is not only about the pretty faces. Basically, a lot of people have a chance to find something for themselves. The modelling industry includes print modelling, runway modelling, promotion modelling, trade show modeling, underwear modeling, petite or plus-size modeling - you just have to be patient to find something that will suit your predispositions.

HOW TO START!

You might say it is not easy to start modelling in Barcelona, but that's where you're wrong. First you have to find an agency, but not just any agency! You must check what they do exactly, what their offer is, and who are they looking for, and who they work with. Based on those facts you can decide if the agency would be good for you to establish your personal goals. They must be as excited to work with you as you are to work with them. And remember the biggest and the best agencies are not always the best choice as they have a lot of people already working for them, and since they will likely work with models looking almost just like you, be aware that you can end up not having as many job opportunities as you might with a small agency. There are a lot of agencies in Barcelona you just have to google them, and check their websites. We can suggest you as well to check the Modelmanaements.com website where you will find not only agencies, but a lot of usuful infromation about the modeling world as well. Remember that finding just the agency is not enough, as the modeling in Barcelona is really competitive – there are a lot of good looking faces like yours! You need:

• Personality
• Some experience ex. in some photographers projects, volunteering to do charity fashion show etc.
• It is really useful to take some classes in acting.
• Or simple some classes in modelling to be confident in what you are going to do in the future. Check our choice of the course.

SO what next?

You have found some agencies with which you would make a good match and you started working on getting some experience and you know exactly what you want. Now it is time for starting big things! Check how can you approach the agencies – look for some forms to fill out on their websites and guidelines. You will need photos of course! You can get some professional snapshots or just ask your friend to take some (remember you are just starting, agencies want to see you, how you really look as you are not a professional, so keep the photos the same way - just some good ‘snapshots’ without too much makeup and in a natural lighting). The good way to find a job is to join casting calls as you can show the real you, not just your photos (Find out how to prepare for casting). When you want to start building your own portfolio then you must get some professional shots, as only this way you will be able to stand out by showing your best looks. Modelling in Barcelona is a big industry so you will find a lot of professional photographers with experience, so you really don't have to worry about this. Your portfolio will be helpful when visiting agencies or attending castings as well, but not the necessary in the beginning. In the fashion industry you have to be really patient, as nothing happens in one day. Remember there are a lot of people who are contacting agencies like you are going to do. Choosing the best people takes time and you never know what agencies are looking for exactly.

If you never chase your dreams you will never catch them!

After a while you will get your first job and everything will start - testing your skills, look and talent in the modelling world, and maybe one day you will be one of the most famous models in Barcelona! It is important to remember that a large part of modeling is finding your own individual style, look, and pose.  No two high-profile models look the same, and they tend to be very creative.  Learn how to work with the camera and your photographer to try out different types of poses and work on channeling different emotions during your shoots.  Have fun and be interactive with the camera! Remember you need to have your own style and look that no one else can offer. Always be yourself and treat this as a hobby and just enjoy world of Modeling in Barcelona! ~Natalia~

]]> 1136 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-5-barcelona-neighborhoods/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 14:31:42 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1137 Barcelona Neighborhoods: An Amazing Mix ! Each one of the many Barcelona neighborhoods, or "barrios", is unique and special. This amazing mix of different districts is definitely one of Barcelona's strenght! Here you will find the SuiteLife crew's hand picked top 5 Barcelona areas:

#1 Gracia

Gran de Gracia - Major Street in Gracia SuiteLife's favourite and most recommended of the Barcelona neighborhoods. Picture, if you will, a tiny town dropped right in the middle of a city and that's Gracia. More accurately, Gracia was once (about 100 years ago) an autonomous town outside of BCN until the city expanded and swallowed it. It's one of the Barcelona zones with the best general ambience because it still retains its historical charm, architecture, and often pedestrian tiny streets. The residents are an eclectic cross between elderly Catalán people who've been there their whole lives, young mostly-Catalán bohemian and politically conscious artsy types, and then a large international crowd attracted by the area's trendy bars, boutique shopping, superior plazas and a general 'je ne sais quoi' feel. Of all the 'barrios de Barcelona', Gracia gets our top vote. You can also check our video of the Gracia neighbourhood!

#2 El Born

Paseo del Borne The Borne is probably the trendiest and coolest of the Barcelona Areas. Occupying the space between Via Laeitana and Ciutadella Park, it is a labyrinth of narrow winding streets and hidden plazas giving way to the hippest boutiques, poshest restaurants and most cutting-edge fashion houses in the city. As far as Barcelona neighborhoods go, this one is close to the top. Cost of living is generally higher, but if you have the money it's an excellent option. Walking distance to the port and beach, Barcelona's best park, the famous Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral, and a gastronomical offering that would make Anthony Bourdain drool, its charm can be felt as soon as you hit its streets. El Born must make all the other Barcelona neighborhoods jealous! Learn more about El Borne Neighbourhood!

#3 Gotico

Gotico 'El Gotico', or the Gothic Quarter, is the underground well from where the city draws it's magic and is certainly one of the most popular and tourist-centric of the Barcelona neighborhoods. The narrow streets, bustling vibe, and excellent bars and shopping have the ability to lead you around a corner, and then another one, and then lose you completely. Home to the über-famous "Las Ramblas" (which in the near future will get its own dedicated post on the SuiteLife site) the gothic quarter is the oldest and most historically rich of all the Barcelona zones.

#4 Raval

Skateboarders @ the MACBA Museum Easily summed up by the Spanish word 'chungo', or the English word 'dodgy', the Raval is dirty, smelly, badly lit, easy to get lost in and hard to escape from. Saying that it's not one of the most popular Barcelona areas to live in would be an understatement. HOWEVER, in our opinion, it's the most 'real' and certainly most multicultural neighborhood, and hides some of the city's best jewels. Of all the Barcelona neighborhoods, this one is the black sheep. We plead with you though, our beloved SuiteLife reader, to see past its unfairly tarnished reputation and venture in to explore. Safe by day, mostly safe by night. Check out more about Raval Neighbourhood!

#5 Eixample

Arial Shot of the Eixample from the SL Helicopter Literally meaning 'The Extension", the largest of all the Barcelona zones was drawn out in 1859 as a deliberate plan to expand the cramped city. Its perfectly grid-lined streets now cover half of the entire city. A very safe neighbourhood with large avenues and monstrous buildings the Eixample hosts some wonderful shopping (Paseo de Gracia is the 5th Ave. of BCN), great restaurants and clubs, and some of Gaudí's most famous architectural feats.

#6 Bonus - Poblenou!

Arial View of Poblenou Poblenou is one of the Barcelona areas that's often overlooked and underrated. Starting from the Vila Olimpica and stretching all the way to Diagonal Mar, Poblenou is an up and coming (if slowly) barrio. It used to house most of the city's manufacturing and industrial plants. Today the 22@ government project is bringing new life to the area. It's a spacious district with lots of light, tons of room to run and rollerblade, and just a ten minute walk to the city's finer beaches. So if you're looking for the best Barcelona neighborhoods, or the best Barcelona "neighbourhoods" (for our English and Canadian friends), Poblenou is a great underdog choice. So there you have it folks! SuiteLife's Top 5 Best Barcelona Barrios! Hope you enjoy and really explore some of them. If you want more details about each and everyone of Barcelona neighborhoods, then check out our Barcelona Neighborhood Guide! And if you or a friend is looking for a great long term flat rental in Barcelona, please check out our website suitelife.com and get in touch for excellent service! Cheers, Benny]]> 1137 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-5-themed-bars-in-barcelona/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 14:51:43 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1148 BARCELONA'S BEST MOVIE-THEMES BARS Do you often go to the cinema and love talking about movies? Do you always keep up-to-date with upcoming movies or movie news? If you're a film buff, just want to be in a cool themed bar/coffee shop, here are the 5 best movie-themed bars in Barcelona to get you in the mood for a film night.

1. Polaroid - 80's Retro Bar

The first place in our favorite movie-themed spots in Barcelona is Polaroid Bar. Although I was born during the 90s, 80s movies like The Karate Kid or Terminator were part of my childhood. So, when I discovered the hidden bar named “Polaroid”, I felt like I had travelled back in time and was a kid again. Hidden in a small alley of Barri Gòtic, with its 80’s themed décor, the bar is full of retro things such as Polaroid photos, old films playing on the screen, cassettes and so on. The dimly lit walls are covered with vinyl, VHS tapes, cameras, and film posters of famous movies from E.T to Dirty Dancing, bringing it a funky, relaxing and friendly atmosphere. The bar also features a good choice of music from classic rock bands such as Nirvana, Guns and Roses or Pearl Jam. It is very interesting while reading the menus as you can recognize very familiar 80s characters such as Mr Miyagi or Sarah Connor (from Terminator). The price for beer or cocktails is reasonable. You can order a bucket of five beers with free popcorn for 10 EUR or a fruity mojito for 6 EUR. And the cocktails all have cool names inspired by retro-movies! Address: Carrer dels Còdols, 29

2. Dry Martini - James Bond bar

Dry Martini is definitely the type of bar that you often see in movies: classical, elegant and sleek bars. When you walk in to the bar, you'll feel like you're on the set of a James Bond movie. It has an English vibe with large armchairs, benches, dim lighting, plush fabrics and dark wood. Being internationally recognised as one of the best 50 bars in the world in 2014, Dry Martini is founded by the cocktail master Mr Javier de las Muelas who gives a lot of cocktail lectures if you want to know the craft behind the drink. It serves excellent cocktails and food with very professional and friendly staff, all dressed in white suits. It is also enchanting to watch the bartenders preparing the drinks with enthusiasm. Dry Martini is perfect for every occasion,  from formal meetings, first dates to a proposal! You can also check out our blog Top 25 places to take a first date Address: Carrer Aribau 162 - 166

3. Bharma - Lost bar

Located in Sant Marti, Bharma is a themed bar inspired by the popular TV series "Lost". From the decor to the names of sandwiches & tapas, the owner has paid the closest attention to detail in order to recreate the "Lost" atmosphere. Some of the special features of the bar are a replica oceanic flight 815 stuck in the wall, the hatch door, Sawyer’s letter, and even the "Bharma Initiative" beer with the Dharma logo. During the show's peak, Jorge Garcia, a member of the cast, visited the bar during his stay in Barcelona. Since its opening in 2008, Bharma acts as a regular refuge for not only "Lost" fans but also for fans of other legendary TV shows such as Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Doctor Who, The Walking Dead. The biggest pro of Bharma is that it usually organizes special meeting nights to celebrate movie events or special episodes. For example, it has broadcasted on big screens the Academy Awards, the epic finale of Breaking Bad or the season 3 premiere of Game of Thrones. About 2 weeks ago, to celebrate the 48th anniversary of the legendary Star Trek, the bar had many activities such as  showing famous episodes, discussions, contests, and workshops. So, if you are a fan of US-UK TV series, you will definitely love this cozy bar where you can make many new friends sharing the same interests. Address: Carrer de Pere IV, 93

4. El Laurel - Best empanadas in town

El Laurel is a good place to stop by before going to a cinema. It is considered as a hidden treasure for locals.  El Laurel is an Argentinian cinema bar located in Sant Antoni and just opposite the Cines Renoir being one of a few cinemas having movies in the original language. Because the cinema and the bar work together, they offer amazing deals of a meal + cinema ticket. For example, for 15 EUR "Cena de Cine" deal on week days, you will have 1 movie entrance ticket, 3 empanadas, a nice salad of arrugula, parmesan and a medium-sized drink. Most customers come to El Laurel for empanadas which are incredibly delicious and there are many options for both veggies and meaties. It is a busy spot so I suggest you to come early. Address: Carrer de Floridablanca, 140

5. Pudding - Alice In The Wonderland

Last but not least, we want to introduce Pudding - the lovely coffee shop inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Pudding was opened by a French woman who has definitely brought a unique and quirky decor to the place. The massive mushrooms, bookshelves, a roof of red and white stripes, the interesting lights, the painted doors and jazz soundtracks all together will surprise you. The place attracts many young travelers, group of friends and families. If you have kids, be sure to bring them with you because they will love Pudding so much.  The concept of Pudding is: Eat+Play+Think.  The owner wants to create a fun atmosphere for kids expressing new ideas through different activities. This is the perfect place for a delicious brunch and fresh home made cakes. The fantastic cakes are served with generous portions. I recommend the carrot cakes and the quiche here. The friendly atmosphere, the beautiful decoration, the good food quality and price will let you want to come back here soon. Address: Carrer de Pau Claris 90 If you know any interesting themed bars in Barcelona then we love to hear about them, leave us comments below. In the mean time, check out our The most unique bars in Barcelona and our e-book Top 10 Cocktail Bars in Barcelona ~Trang]]> 1148 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/how-to-get-spanish-citizenship-5-simple-steps-needs-more-words/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 15:50:44 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1154 Spanish Citizenship or Nationality: How To Get it In 5 Simple Steps

The Spanish Citizenship Joke:

What is the main difference between a person that has a Spanish citizenship and a person without a Spanish citizenship? It's the degree of coolness and awesomeness! Now that you've tasted a little bit of our SuiteLife inside humour, it's time to get to the serious business. Becoming a Spanish citizen is definitely a big deal, as you will basically be one of the King's 'subjects' from now on! Having a Spanish citizenship will allow you to enjoy the same rights as Spanish people and EU citizens. You will be able to work without restrictions. You will also have freedom of movement around European cities. But you also have to renounce to your actual nationality unless you're from a Spanish-American country. Here you will find the guide for How to get Spanish citizenship that you need to undertake in order for you to actually get the Spanish citizenship.  

SPANISH CITIZENSHIP STEP 1: Reside in Spain for 10 years.

However, there are also some exceptions:

• if you are a political refugee, you will only have to reside in Spain for 5 years.
• if you are from Latin America, Andorra, Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal or for Sephardic people, for 2 years
• people who are born in a Spanish territory / have been subject to legal guardianship (under the supervision of a guardian) or foster care (foster care allows the reduction of minimum legal residence to one year in which the child has been fostered and legally recognised)/ a Spanish citizen or institution for two consecutive years/ who, at the time of application, have been married for a year to a Spanish person, if they are not separated, legally or in fact, at the time of application/ the widow or widower of a Spanish person, if they were not separated, legally or in fact at the time of the death of the spouse / Born outside of Spain but with a parent or grandparent who was a Spanish citizen -  1 year

SPANISH CITIZENSHIP STEP 2: Fill in the documentation

In order to fill in the documentation, you will have to go to your Residence Civil Registry. Note - not to the Ministry of Justice! In Barcelona, you can find the exact location with this link. The address is Plaça Duc de Medinaceli, 2, 08071, Phone: (+34) 934120474.  

SPANISH CITIZENSHIP STEP 3: Application

You will have to fill in the application form. You can find it right here. Note that during the process you need to prove that your are a "good citizen". And also show your integration in the Spanish society; for example the basic questions are about your Spanish level and your engagement in social activities to show you are part of Spanish society.

SPANISH CITIZENSHIP STEP 4: Prepare the other documents.

These include:

• Foreign Identity Card, Family Card of the citizen of the European Union or the Central Registration Certificate for Foreigners
• Passport
• Certificate of Registration in the Community (Certificado de Empadronamiento). If you require info about Certificado de Empadronamiento, you can find everything it by clicking here!
• Birth certificate of the person concerned, duly translated and authenticated
• Criminal record in their country of origin, translated and authenticated in accordance with existing or consular conduct international conventions
• Livelihoods to reside in Spain (employment contract, payroll employment report from the Treasury of Social Security, or any other evidence)

 

SPANISH CITIZENSHIP STEP 5: Wait for the documents.

Once you have filled out all the paperwork required of you in the registry, this will be in charge of sending the case to the General Department of Nationality and Civil Status Directorate General of Registries and Notaries. When your file is received you will be notified in writing. Once informed, where appropriate, the granting of Spanish nationality must perform the subsequent steps in the Civil Registry where you applied. For more info go to the official Ministry of Justice website! Info will be presented in Spanish, so it's better to read our blog first!  ]]> 1154 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/best-concept-stores-in-barcelona/ Thu, 13 Aug 2015 16:41:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1179 BEST INSPIRATIONAL CONCEPT STORES IN BARCELONA Shopping in Barcelona is truly amazing and fun because the city offers shoppers a big variety and number of shopping destinations from the high fashion and fast-fashion brands to boutiques and craft shops around its districts and neighborhoods. That's why Barcelona has become one of the shopping capitals in Europe,  set many new trends in the fashion world as well as responded and updated rapidly to new concepts and ideas. Today, SuiteLife introduces the best concept stores in Barcelona where shopping is as much about the experience as what you buy. If you want to have a whirlwind tour of the best shopping that Barcelona offers, check out our ebook Shopping in Barcelona

WHAT ARE CONCEPT STORES ?

Coco Chanel said it best: “Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening". Originating in the fashion capital of the world, Paris, a concept clothing store is a retail store that goes beyond simply selling products and instead appeals to a general sense of lifestyle. The customer visit the shops not only for buying clothes but also for having a full emotional and sensory experience. Concept stores usually offer items from different designers and brands to suite different styles: high-fashion, urban fashion, hipster fashion or ecological-friendly fashion. Since more and more people choose to shop online, concept stores have been born to attract more customers to visit the physical stores. Apple and Burberry are the leaders of this experience-focused trend. Some famous concept stores in Europe are Collette (Paris), 10 Corso Como (Milan), Dover Street Market (London), Simple (Prague),... In Barcelona, concept stores are also called "object shops" and are outstanding with exquisite interiors.

CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES

BOO

Located in the cosmopolitan Gracia neighborhood, Boo is one of the most well-known names in the world of concept stores in Barcelona. The name was borrowed from Boo Radley, a character from the classic novel “To Kill A Mocking Bird”, to fit its retro interior design. The shop has a distinct 1950s air and a definite nostalgic feeling. It is decorated with many interesting things such as rotary phones, cloth bags, glass snow balls, books, flowers, and especially a mounted deer head collection. Basic colors like black, brown, gray, white dominate Boo. Everything is well-ordered and detailed. Boo’s clothes, shoes and quirky accessories are hand-picked carefully by the owner, Àlex González, who has worked in press departments in various fashion labels. Boo sells premium American, British, Nordic clothing as well as local designs. “Simple but elegant” is what the shop brings to its customers. Feature brands are Birds Denim, Nudie Jeans, Filippa K, Gentle Fawn, Penguin, WeSC and Sugarhill,... Address: Carrer Bonavista 2

BON VENT

In contrast with the simple and minimalist Scandinavian style of Boo, Bon Vent is a colorful Mediterranean concept store located in the charming Born district. This shop is perfect for people who are in love with Mediterranean, with its culture, lifestyle and craft industry. Once you enter to this cute little shop, you will see a lot of items reminding you of a sunny beach such as espadrille, straw hats, summer garments, woven baskets,... Hot colors like orange and yellow bring joy to the store and will remind you of warm summer sun. Beside clothes, hats and footwear, the shop also sells handcrafted toys and painted pottery showing local life in Barcelona. Address: Carrer de l'Argenteria, 41

LURDES BERGADA

This is another shop following the idea of simplicity, minimalism and enigma. There are four shops in Barcelona, but the most impressive store is the one located in one of the best shopping mall centers in Barcelona, L'illa Diagonal. The store is  a huge unique timber structure made from about 1000 pieces of wood and assembled together with 2400 screws. The wooden walls are made with irregular triangles making you feel like you're in a modern day cave instead of a clothing store. Lurdes Bergada and its brother Syngman Cucala (for men) conjure a concept: simplicity, purity and industry. In order to simplify the look of the store as well as to emphasize the concept, basic materials such as concrete for the walls and fine cements of the floor were used. The brand's womenswear features a taste for unstructured pieces and simple colors like black, white and grey. Winter is coming soon and this is a great place for those who want to have a new mysterious look. If you have not had time to visit this amazing store, you can check out its new collection on its website. Address: Avinguda Diagonal, 557

COQUETTE

"Born to be beautiful" is a slogan of this shop. Born is definitely the trendiest area of Barcelona and a heart of concept stores. Coquette's interior and clothing design are influenced by French style. Isabel Campelo, a fashion graduate, opened the first Coquette store in Born district in 2005 and it soon received visits from many fashion lovers, which lead to the opening of 2 more stores: one nearby and one in the upmarket area around Turó Park. The shop follows the ware-house style and sells an elegant edit of tailored womenswear to style-conscious Spaniards, as well as an impressive collection of jewellery, handbags and shoes. Coquette stocks the finest elegant and feminine French womenswear brands including See by Chloé, Isabel Marant, Vanessa Bruno, Les Prairies des Paris,...Furthermore, Coquette's collection is complemented with select Spanish and Italian brands such as Masscob, Hoss Intropia, M.Grifoni and especially Vincent du Sartel for leather purses. In Coquette, you can find everything you need for polishing your look. Address: Carrer del Rec, 65

FOOTWEAR

MUNICH L'ILLA DIAGONAL

With the help of Dear Design being a well-known interior design company whose clients include Burberry, Nike, Moritz, Custo and Misako, Munich is always thought of, not only as a flagship brand focusing on sport shoes, but also as unique concept stores around the city. The most talked-about store is Munich L'illa Diagonal. The design of Munich store in L'illa Diagonal focuses on the concept of carefree movement and angular pieces. Dear Design has come up with the idea of "strolling" and being free in a poetic and imaginary set that makes the walker dream again. To let this idea become reality, the design team has transformed many natural elements such as trees, hills, rocks and birds into part of its style. The surfaces are finished with black glass, mirrors, metal trees, hanging cage-like boxes from the ceiling, which carries a carefree, experimental air and an energetic space. Address: Avinguda Diagonal, 557

JEWELRY

TOUS

The prestigious jewelry brand Tous opened its new elegant and spacious concept store in Avinguda Diagonal, the best shopping area in Barcelona.  Its open space of 200 square meters with a wide range of products can satisfy and enhance the experience of any customer. A variety of luxury goods combined with beautiful furniture allows the client to have a greater interaction with the product. What makes Tous unlike  traditional high-end jewelry stores is that it creates original jewels crafted in unique materials: day-to-night jewelry following the latest trends. Address: Avinguda Diagonal 479 We hope that you like this blog and inspire you to visit new shops besides many famous brands. If you know any cool concept stores, leave us a comment ! ~ Trang  ]]> 1179 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/portaventura-barcelona-great-park/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 10:09:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1187 PortAventura: Family Amusement Park in Barcelona[/caption]

PortAventura Barcelona: What A Great Park!

Last Saturday, I went to the biggest theme park in Barcelona; PortAventura. PortAventura Barcelona is a major family amusement park that covers around 34.000m2 and 33 attractions. Though it’s not very close to Barcelona, people refer to it as the amusement park of Barcelona. The train from Sants Estació will take you there in 1 hour and 15 minutes for about 9 € roundtrip. My roommate was smart enough to buy our entrance tickets online, so we could sneak past the immense queue and enter the park immediately. Just to give you a tip: if you plan on going for a one-day trip or a weekend away and want to skip the queue for buying your entrance ticket, check the Spanish version of the website (.es) since there are no one-day or two-day tickets available on the English website (.com). So, there we were; 10 a.m. on a Saturday, with I don’t know how many other kids, teenagers, adolescents, parents and even grandparents, all standing at the very beginning of the park and not knowing which way was the best to go and avoid long queues for the roller coasters. We just made peace with the fact that we were going to be in long lines for certain roller coasters and we'd just enjoy PortAventura Barcelona including the queues. The map, which you can get right at the entrance, showed four intense roller coasters, marked with a black diamond behind the name of the ride. Now, two things you need to know about me: 1) I get carsick very easily and 2) I always try to push my boundaries. That being said, it might not be a surprise that of course I had to try all the four intense roller coasters, no matter the consequences.

"Furius Baco": A Fully Deserved Name

The first ride we did was called “Furius Baco”. I now know why it’s called that. It’s the fastest rollercoaster in Europe at 135 km/h or 83.9 mph, which the ride reaches in a brisk 3.5 seconds. As you might think, my stomach was left behind as we took off. Nothing is farther from the truth, though! This roller coaster actually went too fast for me to even get sick. Think about it, only 55 seconds later from when we took off, we were back at the start again. You barely have time to even blink!

"The Stampida": A Wooden Madness

We then gradually walked through the park to the second rollercoaster on our list, which was the “Stampida”. This is a dueling wooden rollercoaster and makes a lot of noise. Excited as we were, we walked across the park to get to the ride, only to find out that the waiting line began just a few metres after the entrance. This meant waiting in line for at least 2 hours, so we skipped this attraction and decided to come back later when it hopefully wasn’t as busy.

"Hurakan Condor": On Top of The World!

The third roller coaster we did was called “Hurakan Condor”. What a name and what a ride! The ride consists of four cars that are all able to fit four people around a giant central tower. A giant magnet pulls the riders up to the top of the tower, where a picture is taken just before it releases the car. Then, there’s a freefall of 86 meters (282 feet) at a speed of 115 km/h (71.46 mph). Again, I had to wait a couple of seconds for my stomach to catch up with me. But even this roller coaster didn’t do the trick of making me nauseous.

"Dragon Khan": Am I Drunk?!

After having a drink, we walked over to the fourth and last intense ride of our list: “Dragon Khan”. As we approached the rollercoaster, I had to stop and think for a second. This rollercoaster has eight inversions. EIGHT! Just one is enough to turn my stomach, imagine the damage that eight could do. But, as you may know by now, I would regret it if I didn’t take my chances. So, there we went. After having waited in line for about an hour and a thousand doubts later, it was our turn to go. Apparently there are these “Express” tickets that you can buy so you can skip the queue, but when we found out, it was already too late for us. I was quite confident when I got into the car, but when the safety bars came down I started to wish I hadn't gone through with it. I became less and less excited and more and more frightened as we started climbing the lift hill. The first loop was fine, the second as well as were numbers three, four, and five. But at inversion number six I started to feel a little light-headed and by the time we got off, I could barely walk a straight line. But still, no sign of nausea! When we stepped out of the car, we had to sit down for a couple of minutes, waiting for the light-headed feeling to pass. After a while, we decided that Dragon Khan was the last of the roller coasters and that we would just walk around the park and go see some of the shows instead. PortAventura Barcelona is more than just roller coasters and wild attractions. Besides the wild attractions, PortAventura Barcelona also has many roller coasters and other rides for children and families. There’s a whole children's area built in the middle of the park and there are attractions like those found at a fair as well. In addition, if you prefer shows instead of roller coasters, then you’re at the right place. PortAventura Barcelona truly is very appropriate for a nice one-day trip or weekend away from Barcelona and provides activities for the whole family! --- If you're looking for medium and long-term apartment rentals in Barcelona, Spain, SuiteLife Barcelona has you covered! Please check out our site, www.SuiteLife.es, for great Barcelona Apartments, Insider City Info, and Tons of Great Services! Cheers ! - Lindsay]]> 1187 0 0 0 260 http://chaise.mwductwork.com/port-aventura-barcelone/ 0 0 261 http://placard.mwductwork.com/port-aventura-vs-europa-park/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-5-vegetarian-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 10:06:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1198 The Best Vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona Restaurants that serve vegetarian food in Barcelona can be quite hard to find. If you are looking for decent veggie food check out our selection of vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona! Spain and vegetarianism are not two words you would normally associate with each other. For many the understanding of being a vegetarian is open to quite a liberal interpretation. Many restaurants and cafes in Barcelona will consider fish, chicken, and even ham as legitimate vegetables! Although Vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona have difficulty finding much of a local audience, they are perhaps becoming more popular. If you are vegetarian or vegan and are sick of bocadillos de tortilla o patatas bravas, why not try one of these restaurants.

The Top 5 Vegetarian Restaurants in Barcelona

Arco Iris – One of Barcelona’s oldest vegetarian restaurants and a favourite with locals. There may be a queue to get a table but it’s definitely worth the wait. The name means ‘Rainbow’ in Spanish and they have a 4 course lunch or ‘menu’ that is worth every cent. Delicious cremas, salads, inventive main courses, and deserts are served up in a cosy, friendly atmosphere. The menu is good value at 9€. The only unfortunate thing is that it’s not open for dinner. + Great value, great food, and friendly service. - Not open at weekends. When: Open Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm Where: C/ Roger de Flor, 216, tel: 934 582 283   Juicy Jones – If you are looking for top quality food and a cheap and cheerful restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere,  then this is the place. It has a colourful, hippy décor and serves a great selection of juices and smoothies perfect to pack in those vitamins. You can choose from hummus, huge salads, carrot soup, lasagna, and their speciality the Thali - an assortment of curries and rice. The ‘menu del dia’ is 8.50€ during the week. + Great selection of juices, very good food and 100% vegan. Relaxed atmosphere and cheap. - Service can be slow. When: Mon-Sun 10am-midnight Where: C/Cardenal Casañas, 7 & C/ Hospital, 74, tel: 934 439 082 No credit cards. [caption id="attachment_11170" align="aligncenter" width="275"] Juicy Jones[/caption] Sesamo – An impressive and stylish restaurant with imaginative dishes that range from truffle tortellini to pumpkin risotto. It’s very good value and definitely an excellent choice for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike. There is also a nice selection of organic wine and beers and the menu changes frequently. Menu from 12.50€-15€. [caption id="attachment_11161" align="aligncenter" width="183"] Sesamo vegetarian restaurant Barcelona[/caption] + Amazing dishes and cosy atmosphere. - Nothing. When: Mon 1-5pm, Tue: closed, Wed-Sat: 1-5pm, 8pm-1am, Sun: 8pm-1am Where: C/ Sant Antoni Abat, 52, tel: 934 416 411 L'Atzavara – Great restaurant in Eixample which provides a large variety of tasty veggie options. Choose from a healthy selection of salads, crepes, homemade soups, and vegetarian paellas. Fixed menus vary between 10-15€. + Varied menu and good service. -  Not much. When: Mon-Thur: 1-4pm, Fri-Sat: 1-4pm, 8.30-11.30pm Where: C/Muntaner, 109, tel: 934 545 925 La Báscula – Tucked away in the heart of the Borne district La Báscula used to be a chocolate factory! It has a wide range of veggie offerings from crepes to quiches with a menu that changes daily. They also have a fine selection of drinks with teas, smoothies, and milkshakes. + Charming and unpretentious. Great selection of drinks. - Nada. When: Wed-Sat: 1pm-midnight, Sun:1-7pm Where: C/ Flassaders, 30, tel: 933 199 866

The Best of the Rest (more mainstream joints!)

Maoz – A chain of take away bars serving falafel-based vegetarian and vegan food in pita bread. You can choose your own toppings and come back for more. A great place if you want to grab something quick and cheap on your way out. Origin 99,9% – More vegetarian friendly than anything else but worth a mention because it is all organic. Finding organic food in Barcelona is a little like finding fish on the moon so if what you are looking for is organic this chain of restaurants is a good bet. They also give you the recipes of the Catalan influenced dishes on the placemats. Fresc Co & Lactuca - A business model that relies on the fact that peoples’ eyes are bigger than their stomachs. This chain of restaurants offers up an all-you-can-eat buffet of healthy salads and not so healthy pizza and puddings. Not strictly speaking vegetarian but good nonetheless and you don’t have to worry about poor service if you’re in a rush. Let us know if you have been to any other good vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona. Ranald Ward]]> 1198 0 0 0 93 http://www.9wpHYMX.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More Infos here: suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/top-5-vegetarian-restaurants-in-barcelona/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/gay-pride-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:34:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=380 Gay Pride Barcelona – Be Proud For GayPride! In my previous blog that was both for us and our straight friends, I quickly mentioned the Gay Pride Barcelona  as one of the festivals you CANNOT miss out on! Well, of course I am going to talk a lot about Gay Pride Barcelona, because just one paragraph? That is just not-done for such a big, marvellous, fabulous, outrageous, astonishing event! This blog will about what Gay Pride actually is, why Gay Pride is so awesome, and most importantly; what to do during the Gay Pride Barcelona!

"Gay rights are human rights"

Yeah, let's start off with some serious business. The boring, yet interesting, and must-know stuff of our fab lives. Gay Pride is not just a random festival, some random parties thrown together. Gay Pride is what it stands for; PRIDE. Proud to be Lesbian / Gay / Bi / Transgender (LGBT). Pride is there to promote their / our self-affirmation, dignity, equality rights and to increase their visibility as a social group. But it is also there to build community and to celebrate sexual diversity and gender variance. Phew. So that was the serious stuff about what Gay Pride actually stands for. Some people may argue that it is lame that we actually need something like Pride to be approved / liked / known, or whatever you want to call it. But to be honest, in countries like this (Spain, obviously), it isn't really there anymore to show how we are, but just an excuse for another party. An insane party. Of course the main reason is all mentioned above, but in general, do the teenagers nowadays actually know what Gay Pride stands for besides partying? Well I hope they do know that in some countries being gay is NOT allowed so it is important that things like this exist to create a community of support.

Sixpacks, Penises, Parties.

Now Gay Pride is more than just seriousness. Obviously. We gays are known for something. And that something is parties. (And our fabulous clothing, but what else did all those people expect us doing in that closet for such a long-ass time?) And where are our greatest parties? During gay festivals. When is there just one bunch of festivals / parties clammed up in a short period? That's right. Gay Pride. And Circuit Festival. But this blog is about the Gay Pride Barcelona, so I'm sticking to that. What makes the parties during Gay Pride just so amazing? Well, if you are gay yourself, it won't be too hard to answer; The men. My god. Where the hell do they hide out all year long? The men during Gay Pride are just so fit. So gorgeous. It's insane. It's like they are designed just for parties like these.. But it's not just the men. It's the music, the atmosphere. The attitude of literally everyone is AWESOME! Everybody is so sweet, always in good mood (hello XTC, M, GHB, and so on..) - Don't do drugs kids. - and that makes Gay Pride so tempting to go to. I have been to several Gay Prides in my life, San Fransisco, Berlin, Amsterdam, and so on, but Barcelona is one that I haven't been to yet. As a proud Dutch man, I obviously stand for our Gay Pride, but San Fransisco, and Berlin are awesome as well. To be honest, all Gay prides I've been to have all been soooooo awesome. And knowing Barcelona and its gayness.. I highly doubt it's going to be disappointing!

WHERE'S MY DOSE OF ALCOHOL?!

So where to go during the Gay Pride Barcelona?! Sadly, as I kinda mentioned earlier, I won't be able to tell you where to go from experience, but heck, I can tell you where to go on my friends' advice, and that's what I'll do! First of all, it would be nice to know the date, when Gay Pride Barcelona is actually happening. Well, it's from the 18th - 28th of June. So you got 10 days to get your groove on. So plan your hairstylist in advance people. (My advice is to go to the hairdresser the 15th of June; everybody knows your hair looks best 3 days after the hairdresser cut it into whatever he thought looked good on you. The bitch..) So in general, most useful information can be found right here. Everything about the Gay Pride Barcelona is in there, where the parties at, what parties there are, and the calendar in general. Just check it out and see it for yourselves! Even though I know it's all up to you on which parties you'll attend, I'm telling you, you're going to want to go to the Gay Parade and the Main party, both on the 28th of June. And lucky you, they both are at the same place! (Parc de les tres Xemeneies, starting 6 pm). The parade is an amazing thing. People dressing up like whatever they want, as long as they feel free. It's just an experience you can't miss out on. And right after the parade ends, the Main Party starts. Sooooo... See you guys there?! So that was my blog for this time guys. And as always; Have a fabulous gayday! Oh and remember, whenever a guy tells you he's straight; just tell him this; 'Oh you're straight? So is spaghetti, untill it gets hot.' - Success guaranteed! Untill next time, ~Tjeerd]]> 380 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/circuit-festival-gay-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:35:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=522 CIRCUIT FESTIVAL: CIRCUIT-BISCUIT, EVERYBODY WANTS A BITE! My lovely unicorns. My dearest of all. My jumpy rabbits. This will be one of my last blogs for the Gay Barcelona-Series. I hope you guys thought it was just as fun as I thought it was. That you enjoyed my writing as much as I enjoyed writing it for you guys! Well without further ado.. Let’s get this partyhardybaby going! Because this gay blog is all about the amazing, awesome, sexy  festival; CIRCUIT FESTIVAL BABY!

WHAT IS CIRCUIT FESTIVAL?

I highly doubt that you haven't heard of the Circuit Festival in Barcelona if you actively searched for Circuit Festival. But hey, for those less fortunate, I’m here to explain to you what it is! If you’re in love with Gay Pride, you are definitely going to love Circuit Festival. Circuit Festival has become THE party event of Europe. It is the biggest international Gay Event and it is right here in Barcelona waiting for you guys... It comes back every year to Barcelona, and is always at the beginning of August. This year it is from 5-16 August. There are parties everywhere! Like seriously everywhere! The men are once again drop-dead gorgeous! You can expect thousands of buffed up muscle boys making their way down here to Barcelona just to join in on the Festival. It is organised by Matinée Group and this is probably one of their biggest cash cows. There is just such a HUGE crowd wanting to go to Circuit, they know that they are in kind of a monopoly situation.. Which is a shame, obviously, because then they can kind of just make up their own prices. So be ready though; take enough money with you.. Or just use… Yeah well y’know. No drugs, kids. In general, Circuit Festival is just Drugs, Party and Sex. As some of us like to call it; Hardcore DPS’ing. So you will see some drug rabbits on your way. Many hugs. But hey. Gays on drugs are in general very nice, happy people. And those few rotten apples.. Well you have those anywhere don’t you?

VENUES

Have I already told you how cute the guys are? I probably have, but I don’t care. I can’t say it enough how good-looking they are. It is like they all stay inside their personal gyms and don’t come out until Circuit Festival hits the city. (Which is SO unfair by the way. We need some eye-candy all year long, not just two weeks..). It’s like almost worth coming to Circuit Festival to just check-out the boys. But it’s not just the boys that are amazing. The music as well. And the venues! My god.. I don’t know this year’s schedule of the venues, but seeing the trend Circuit Festival has been following the past few years.. I believe that I can say with some certainty where everything is going to happen! (Although my favorite spot is definitely going to be the beach..) Short description guys: Wednesday August 5 23-06: Opening party at Bloc (former DBoy, capacity: 2,000) Things get going with a trip down memory lane at the former Salvation/DBoy venue. Thursday August 6 23-06: WE Party at Razzmatazz (capacity: 3,000) The gang from WE Party are the hottest party throwers and although they usually disappoint in Barcelona, it can be fun during Circuit. Friday August 7 23-06: Rapido party at KER Club (capacity: 1,300) Kick off the weekend with this Amsterdam party. Note that the venue is relatively small – expect long queues. Saturday August 8 16-23: Papa Pool Party at La Carpa L’Hospitalet The pool’s great – weather permitting, this should be fun although it’s a bit of a trek. Sunday August 9 16-23: Pool party at L’Atlantida Barcelona (note that it’s now in Sant Adrià, not Sitges) Not as busy as the following Sunday’s La Leche, but still massive. 23-late: Devotion at Marhes (former Pacha, capacity: 4,000) One of Barcelona’s long-running parties serve up a bit of nostalgia. Monday August 10 23-06: Beyond at Bloc (former DBoy, capacity: 2,000) The London party brand keep the chemicals flowing. Tuesday August 11 10-22: Water park day party at Illa Fantasia A fun day which is being milked for all it’s worth with prices hiked every year. Hit the gym months in advance (competition is fierce), then catch an early bus from Plaça Catalunya to stand any chance of landing a coveted locker (usually gone by noon). 22-06: Water park night party at Illa Fantasia The party moves indoors but continues in speedos. Thursday August 13 18-23: WE Pool Party at La Bassa (Sabadell) Move to the suburbs for a splish-splash. Surprisingly good in past years. Buses from Plaça Catalunya. Friday August 14 23-06: The Week at Marhes (former Pacha, capacity: 4,000) The Brazilian gay superclub returns for another year. Saturday August 15 16-23: The Circuit main pool party at La Carpa L’Hospitalet The daytime party by the pool is likely to be much more fun than the ‘Main Party’ held afterwards at the crappy sports hall next door. Sunday August 16 16-late: La Leche party at L’Atlantida Barcelona (note that it’s now in Sant Adrià, not Sitges) It has been the party every year in the past, so expect it to be even more overcrowded and over-priced this year, Matinée-style. As soon as you enter the centre of Barcelona. E.g. Pl. Catalunya, you’ll see promotional posters of the Circuit festival EVERYWHERE. It won’t be really hard to figure out where to go though. Just follow the men in short clothing.. Hehe. So I hope I informed you guys enough, oh, and if you want to have some impression how it is like and get all excited, check out their Aftermovie from last year! Trust me guys. Circuit festival is gonna be effin’ awesome. Haven’t I been right before about the other good parties? Anyways, my lovely pink honeybees, it’s time to take off. See you at Circuit Festival! And remember, always be safe! As always, have a fabulous gayday! Untill next time, ~Tjeerd P.s. Did you hear about the gay magician? He disappeared with a poof!]]> 522 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/michelin-restaurants-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:35:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=546 MICHELIN RESTAURANTS BARCELONA: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW   Greetings SuiteLifers, This week I’ve decided to shed some light on where to find the top Michelin Restaurants Barcelona has to offer. Is there anything better than going for a evening meal with your favorite people after a long day of site seeing, exploring, working or whatever you like to do with your time? And what better place to have your meal than at one of the best Michelin restaurants in Barcelona? Michelin restaurants are the most highly ranked restaurants in the world. Expect nothing less than incredible and creative food, excellent and on point service and a divine atmosphere. If you are not concerned about your budget, then you should most certainly pay a visit to one of the these brilliant restaurants. Feeling hungry yet? Me too! Let’s get to it then.

ÁBAC HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

            Starting off with ÁBaC restaurant, one of the best Michelin Restaurants Barcelona has to offer. Chef Jordi Cruz received his first Michelin star at the age of 24, becoming the youngest chef in Spain to be accredited with this prestigious rank. In 2011 the restaurant received its second Michelin star. If you are in love with traditional Spanish cuisine this is surely a must visit restaurant for you. Chef Jordi Cruz’s menu tries to preserve the traditional taste but combines it with modern cooking techniques in order to serve us an exquisite meal. As a common practice you can order ‘a la carte’ which is a combined platter of meals of your choice. Definitely a great option if you are a food enthusiast. A regular dinner menu at ÁBaC would cost you around 94€. Feel free to familiarize yourself with (ÁBaC’s menu) and build up an idea of what you would like to have for dinner on your visit. Signature dish: Chef Jordi Cruz’s egg with asparagus.

CINC SENTITS

              Another jewel in the crown of fine dining in Barcelona is Cinc Sentits. Again, amazing dishes with a strong presence of Catalan cuisine but also inspired by foreign gastronomy. It is certainly up there as one of the finest Michelin Restaurants Barcelona. Their food is so deliciously strange and prepared in such a way as to play with our senses that it truly becomes an all-time favorite immediately. The restaurant’s strong suit is definitely the service. Friendly but professional service will make you feel like royalty. They are definitely more than just the people that bring the plates to the table! For every meal you order they will recommend the best wine to go perfectly with it. Have questions about the food? No need to call for the chef. The waiters are fully able to explain everything about the ingredients, the flavors, cooking techniques and whatever might pop into your head. Cinc Sentits is an amazing experience that you can have for the price of 85€ for a tasting menu. Signature dish: Chef Jordi Artal’s ember-roasted sweet potato.

SAÜC

          Where traditional and modern clash together. Recently relocated to the Ohla Hotel, this restaurant is one of the hot spots for fine dining in Barcelona. Chef Xavier Franco’s creativity and passion provides us with a premium-quality traditional Catalan cuisine. This, combined with impeccable service, brings the dining experience at Saüc restaurant to a new level. Receiving its Michelin star in 2007, chef Xavier Franco has never failed to bring joy, happiness (and full tummies) to its customers since. The chef considers himself a ‘protein man’ and to account for that his dishes are very protein packed, making them very nutritious and healthy. The tasting menu you can enjoy for an average of 78€ or 108€, depending on how many dishes you would like to include. Signature dish: Chef Xavier Franco’s fricassee of fava beans with veal sweetbread.

GRESCA

            Gresca is one of the more affordable Michelin Restaurants Barcelona has. If you are on a budget, but still a lover of quality food and exceptional service, then you my friend have just found the perfect restaurant. Inspired by tradition and his childhood memories of his grandmother’s recipes, Chef Rafa Penya provides amazing dining experience for a low price and with an element of nostalgia. His dishes might seem simple and but don’t be fooled by the names on the menu. Once your waiter puts the plate in front of you, prepare to be astonished by the creativity and amazing presentation that bring the dish to life. The chef is all about tradition but his cooking techniques are very modern and innovative, producing the dishes you love but with an inventive twist. The prices at restaurant Gresca range between 19€ to 70€, making it very affordable without cutting down on the quality. Signature dish: Chef Rafa Penya’s “souffleed” egg with cured ham cream  

NECTARI

  Exquisite Mediterranean cuisine served with a side of amazing creativity. This recently opened restaurant received its Michelin star in 2013. Don’t worry though, their food is top notch. Specialising mainly in Mediterranean cuisine, Nectari offers some of the best dishes including fish and other sea food. If you think that ‘Grilled squid, artichoke confit with honey, chanterelles and salsa’ sounds delicious, look no further – head down to Nectari restaurant. Chef Jordi Esteve is a young and passionate chef famous for his artwork that he puts in every dish making it look like it’s worthy to be put in a museum. The restaurant caters to and highly values their customers who suffer from coeliac disease, which is why the majority of the menu consists of gluten-free dishes. Again, Nectari has a very good price to value ratio as Gresca. A tasting menu at Nectari would cost you around 55€ making it one of the affordable ones. Signature dish: Chef Jordi Esteve’s scallops with truffle and fish foam.   Thanks for reading! I hope that my blog was useful to you and that now you know where to enjoy some of the best quality food in Barcelona. Take care, have fun and ‘bon apetit’. Here is a food joke for you guys: Q: Why did the tomato blush? A: Because it saw the salad dressing. Do you know of any great Michelin star restaurants in Barcelona that we missed? Let us know in the comments! Sincerely, Chris]]> 546 0 0 0 127 https://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/tapas-in-barcelona-ultimate-guide/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/international-day-care-centers-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:33:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=736 International Day Care Centers in Barcelona - for multilingual kids! Hi SuiteLifers, Are you moving to Barcelona with your children? Are you already in Barcelona and you want your kids to be bilingual? Excellent. Have you considered International day care centers in Barcelona? Well, my people, you should. Let me tell you why and which are the best day care centers you can choose from. A child's ability to learn multiple languages at a very young age is simply amazing. Young kids' brain capacities are completely fresh and able to take in a lot of information and therefore, language comprehension is so much easier for them. They are like sponges! We of course want to nurture our little guys and gals because knowing multiple languages is an incredibly useful trait for them in terms of communication and enriching their career prospects. I've decided to make sure you have a choice between the best International day care centers in Barcelona.

Noah's Ark International Day Care Center

This day care center is all about diversity. Noah's Ark welcomes all children from different cultures and backgrounds. Which means that alongside your toddler's studies your child will learn to interact with other children, teaching it to appreciate and understand the importance of equality in the long-run. The center is concentrated in teaching children English while teaching Spanish is also present in the child's curriculum in a lighter manner. Noah's Ark is one of the  successful International day care centers in Barcelona. Its success and fine reputation is strongly connected with the parents relationship the center aims to maintain. You as a parent will be highly involved in the center's activities and frequent feedback from you is used to help improve their services in order to suit your child's needs. This day care center's love for children is strong and because of that they provide constant monitoring of the children's progress and well-being. Parents are presented with two evaluation reports a year providing feedback on the level of performance of their child. While these evaluation reports are officially done only twice a year, parents have the freedom to check on their child's well-being regularly or as much as they need to. Noah's Ark is big on physical activities too. Once a week they provide optional swimming lessons for the kids to teach them how to be aware and feel safe outside and inside of the water. In accordance wit this, the center has an enormous garden with lots of green areas, sandboxes, swings and slides to ensure the children are active and entertained. Classes are divided by the age of the children. Below, you can see the children - teacher ratio in the different age groups:

• Baby group (4 to 12 months) 6 babies 3:1 ratio
• Yellow Class (12 to 18 months) 12 toddlers 6:1 ratio
• Green Class (18 to 26 months) 14 toddlers 7:1 ratio
• Orange Class (26 to 30 months) 16 children 8:1 ratio
• Blue Class (30 to 36 months) 18 children 9:1 ratio

If you are interested in this day care center and need more information, go to Noah's Ark website and study them in depth.

Kinder Barcelona

An excellent activity based International day care center in Barcelona. Your child will associate this center with fun and excitement. Literally, guys, don't be surprised when you wake up in the morning and your child is already waiting for you fully dressed at the front door. Kinder Barcelona offers several language courses you can choose from. Kinder is aware that families have different needs for the language their child should study. No matter if you are temporarily in Barcelona, you plan to move to another country or you have specific higher education aspirations for your child to pursue when it grows up, Kinder has you covered with their selection of language classes. The teachers, either native and bilingual, show excellent professionalism combined with charm and positive personalities to provide your child with the best learning experience ever. Catalan, German and English are the three morning courses you can choose from. Once you have made your decision you can also choose whether to combine the morning class with the afternoon Spanish class if you wish to train your child to be multilingual. Kinder Barcelona believes that the best way to teach your children languages is through fun activities. Apart from the academic type morning classes, the rest of your child's day will be filled with activities involving dancing, singing, painting and drawing and lots of playing. The center organizes various outings around the Pobleneu area, park visits and holiday camps for the little tykes. For more information and upcoming events you should check the Kinder Barcelona website. Once again this day care center has a deep connection with the children's parents. Organising numerous activities for parents to enjoy with their children, and for parents alone, Kinder makes sure you are present in your child's upbringing and growth as much as possible. Such activities include dance classes for the moms (sorry dudes), classes on how to improve your story-telling to your children, toy making workshops and many more. Interested? Check all of Kinder's family activities.

English Kinder Barcelona

Kinder English is another great International day care center in Barcelona. This center has been operating for more than 40 years and its still following the same passion for achieving excellence in nursery education as it had from the start. With years of experience and constant improvement you can be sure that your child will be in the best of hands. English Kinder specializes in teaching English, Catalan and Spanish to its children. The English studies are 90% and the Catalan and Spanish classes divide between themselves the remaining 10%. The center's testimonial states that by the time the children finish their standard study program at English Kinder they will have very good command of the three languages. If parents wish to re-enroll their children for additional studies with English Kinder Barcelona, they will have the option to include the French language in their child's curriculum. Although fun activities have a strong presence in English Kinder's education plan, the center can be considered to be more academically oriented. Alongside the language studies they offer numerous music lessons. Children can pick from different musical instruments they would like to practise, the piano and the violin being the most popular among them. The center believes that high quality education should go hand-in-hand with good physical fitness. You can also pick what sport activity would best suit your child. Tennis, Judo, Yoga and Dancing are just some of the sport activities you can choose from. If you are interested in this day care center, might as well hop on to the English Kinder Barcelona website. I hope you guys enjoyed this post and found it informative. If you have had any good day care center experiences before, we'd love to hear about them. Just scroll down a little bit more and post them in the comment section. Ready for your weekly joke? Little girl: "Why does your son say, 'Cluck, cluck, cluck?'" Mother: "Because he thinks he's a chicken." Little girl: "Why don't you tell him he's not a chicken?" Mother: "We need the eggs." Sincerely, Chris  ]]> 736 0 0 0 146 http://studystayaustralia.com/kidstryjapanesefood/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/best-record-stores-in-barcelona-2018/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:34:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=742

RECORD STORES IN BARCELONA - PARADISE FOR VINTAGE MUSIC LOVERS

With a love of everything vintage on the rise, vinyl sales are off the charts. From Taylor Swift to U2, everyone has gone back to making vinyl available, often with special editions and offers for fans included , such as promo codes for ticket sales or photobooks. Since music shops closed years ago, giving way to the digital age of music, most vinyl sales have moved online or been confined to charity shops and vintage outlets. These are often still the best places to find vinyl but a recent rise in popularity means the number of stores dedicated solely to vinyl is creeping up. As a culturally rich city, Barcelona has always been abuzz with music of all kinds…but where can you buy records in Barcelona nowadays? We’ve made a list of the best vinyl stores and music shops in Barcelona so you can get your musical fix A.S.A.P.

1. CHANDAL

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Valldonzella 29, Raval,  Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://shop.chandal.tv/
• DESCRIPTION: A vintage shop with an eclectic variety of cool stuff, amongst which you can find not only music on vinyl but also other artsy hipsterish articles like old magazines or cameras
• OPENING TIMES: 11am-9pm

2. DAILY RECORDS

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/ Sitges 9, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://www.dailyrecords.es/2/index.php
• DESCRIPTION: One of the coolest record stores in Barcelona, Daily Records possesses an amazing range of old music formats (some say the best in Barcelona). If you have even the most exotic taste in music, rest assured they have a record for that specific band or genre!
• OPENING TIMES: business hours

3. DISCO 100

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/ Escorial 33, Gracia
• WEBSITE: http://www.disco100.com/?___store=en&___from_store=es
• DESCRIPTION: Biggest record store in Barcelona, Disco 100 also has a large collection of vinyls and the customer service is absolutely flawless. They specialise in commercial old music though, so if you are looking for a really really specific sub-genre, you might leave the store a bit disapointed.
• OPENING TIMES: 10am - 1:30pm / 5pm-8pm (Monday-Saturday) ; 10am-2pm (Sunday)

4. DISCOS CASTELLO

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Tallers 7, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• DESCRIPTION: The oldest record store in Barcelona, Discos Castello are most likely defined by a very long heritage. Tradition precedes Discos Castello, pretty much the foundation this market is based on. Better check them out soon!
• OPENING TIMES: 10am - 8pm (Monday-Saturday)

5. DISCOS IMPACTO

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Tallers 61, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://www.discosimpacto.com/
• DESCRIPTION:  Specialised in vinyls, this record store in Barcelona is always ready to surprise their customers with their daily collection changes, so if you feel undecided on what you wanna buy, then this is definitely the place that you have to hit up!
• OPENING TIMES: business hours

6. DISCOS JUANDO

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Lluna 27, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: https://discosjuando.wordpress.com/
• DESCRIPTION: Discos Juando is a really nice and cozy record store in Barcelona, the owner of which is a real DJ that plays exactly the type of music that you can find in the store! Interested much? Why not go there and have a chat with him in person?
• OPENING TIMES: business hours

7. DISCOS PARADISO

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Ferlandina 39, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://www.discosparadiso.com/en/
• DESCRIPTION: This is the newest record store in Barcelona! Focused more on electronic such as house, dubstep or funk, Disco Paradiso is the perfect location for the new gen music lovers!
• OPENING TIMES: Business hours

8. DISCOS REVOLVER

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Tallers 13, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://www.discos-revolver.com/
• DESCRIPTION: This 2-level record store in Barcelona is extremely well supplied not just with music, but also old books and magazines and all kinds of memorabilia. It is considered to be the most popular record store in Barcelona!
• OPENING TIMES: Business hours

9. JAZZ MESSENGERS

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Corsega 202, Eixample
• WEBSITE: http://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/
• DESCRIPTION: As you may have already guessed, they sell only and only jazz music, so they kind of address the jazz listeners niche market. And be certain that you have a ton to choose from if you visit their store, as their records are countless!
• OPENING TIMES: Business hours

10. WAH WAH RECORDS

 

• WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND: C/Riera Baixa 14, Raval, Ciutat Vella
• WEBSITE: http://www.wah-wahsupersonic.com/html/index.html
• DESCRIPTION: If you're looking for the oldest music in town, this is the spot! These guys have records dating even from the 1900's! However, their newer collections are not too extensive, but anyhow absolutely worth your time!
• OPENING TIMES: 11am-2pm / 5pm-8:30pm Monday-Saturday

Hope you find this blog about record stores in Barcelona useful, guys! Till next time, MAKE LOVE - NOT WAR! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)  ]]> 742 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/international-schools-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:36:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=768 International Schools in Barcelona - Education comes first! Hello from the SuiteLife team! Last week we talked about the best International Day Care Centers In Barcelona where your toddlers can be trained to be multilingual. On a similar note, I decided to write a post on the best International Schools in Barcelona for those of you whose children are all grown up now. You'll be surprised at the number of International schools in Barcelona has to offer and their variety. But, of course, I want only the best for my SuiteLife peeps, therefore in this post I will list only the finer ones.

The Benjamin Franklin International School

  Truly International is what this school is aiming for. With a mix of approximately 1/3 American, 1/3 Spanish and 1/3 Foreign students, be sure that your child will have a lot of cultural exchange and appreciation (a bit too much maybe). There are 608 students enrolled in Benjamin Franklin International School as of 2015 forming a global community consisting of 48 nationalities. The school opened doors in Barcelona in 1986 and while relatively new it came along with the new standards, new requirements and new passion the modern education system expects. So don't be thrown off by the fact that the school has been running only for three decades, the teaching staff is fully motivated and driven by the common goal to mend your kids into future individuals seeking excellence in their lives. Benjamin Franklin International School teaches students mainly in English. However, Spanish and Catalan are introduced later in the curriculum to ensure the pupils achieve good command in the two languages. If languages turn out to be your child's strong suit they can also choose optional French to add to their program. The school adopts an American standard of teaching with a typical American curriculum and lesson delivery. Your kids can benefit from Benjamin Franklin International School by receiving three different academic diplomas: the American High School Diploma, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, and the Spanish Bachillerato Certificate. Consequently meaning that they will immensely boost their future prospects for getting into a high quality university.       These are the tuition fees for the different divisions for 2015/2016:

• Early Childhood ( Nursery & Pre-K ) - 8,985 €
• Kindergarten* - 8,985 €
• Elementary School ( Grades 1 – 5 ) - 11,220 €
• Middle School ( Grades 6 – 8 ) - 11,525 €
• High School ( Grades 9 – 12 ) - 13,750 €

I know, I know it is pricey. What you need to take into consideration, however, is that this is one of the finest International Schools in Barcelona with one of the highest educational quality standard. If you live in Barcelona and find these fees affordable, be sure that you will be making an excellent investment in your childrens' future. The school provides all the necessary services to ensure the safety and well-being of your child. Transportation is provided picking up and dropping off students in 10 areas in Barcelona. The cafeteria always prepares fresh and healthy meals for its students. And the nurse's room is always prepared and available to anyone at all times.

English School Barcelona

A personal touch. With one class per year group and a maximum of 18 students in a class English School Barcelona's teachers have a very personal approach to their students. Catering to every student's individual problems or queries this system assures that every child is dealt with care and they achieve an extremely high academic level. Dedicating time and attention to every student individually is one of the things that sets this school apart from the other International schools in Barcelona. The school was opened in 1957 and operates effectively and successfully until present day. The school always aspires to follow the newest trends in education and their years of experience allows them to be extremely good at it. English School Barcelona strongly believes in the idea to teach their students to be multilingual. Lessons are taught in English, Catalan and Spanish evenly. No one language is favored over the other. This ensures that by the time their students graduate they will be completely fluent and speak freely in all three languages. When the child reaches secondary school they will start learning French as part of their program. This allows them to take the International Baccalaureate (IB) or its Spanish/French equivalent - the Batxibac. Again the huge presence of an International community can teach pupils cultural appreciation and tolerance for their peers of different backgrounds, religion and ethnicity. There is no better way than to learn these things from first-hand experience. The school offers a wide range of extra-curricular activities. From sport activities including tennis, basketball, skating and yoga; going through music orientated activities such as ballet and drum lessons and ending with the creatively intellectual activities like robotics, chess and arts & crafts.

Kensington School

A piece of Britain in Barcelona. Opened in 1966 Kensington is the oldest British curriculum school in Barcelona teaching their subjects in accordance with the National Curriculum for England and Wales. Similarly to English School Barcelona, Kensington relies on a relatively small student body in order to offer a better quality education. If you are moving to Barcelona from the UK and you insist on your child to be taught British style, then Kensington would be the perfect school. The school incorporates A-level studies and examination via Edexcel in London and all other examination and accreditation any British university might require for future studies. A common practice after graduating from Kensington school is students moving to Britain to pursue their higher education in one of the best universities on the island. The majority of lessons are presented in English, apart from the Spanish and French language classes. Once again your kids are exposed to a variety of languages helping them develop amazing communicational skills. After school activities at Kensingon school include sport activities such as basketball, football and table tennis. Other extra-curriculars include chess and choir singing. Kensington also organizes summer camps at the end of each academic year both for Junior and Senior schools and ski trips to Espot Esqui every February for Senior students only.

Oak House School

Modern meets tradition. The first thing that will strike you about Oak House school is the modern facilities and technology this institution incorporates in their students' education. The school opened its doors to students in 1968 and during the course of its management it successfully foresaw the importance of new technology which it effectively adopted as part of the learning process. From the start of Primary until the end of the division pupils are taught their classes in English. At the start of Secondary school a trilingual study scheme is introduced adding Catalan and Spanish to the curriculum which are exploited quite vigorously. Additionally students can also pick a fourth foreign language, German or French, to go along with their studies. Following the British educational system pupil are prepared for Cambridge IGCSE exams in subjects including:

• English Literature
• Maths
• Business Studies
• Sociology
• Combined Science
• Environmental Management
• History
• ICT
• Drama
• Art

On and off-site services include transportation, dining services and medical care.The school buses commute on three different routes covering the entire city of Barcelona. The buses are scheduled to leave at 4:45pm after extra-curriculum activities the students might be involved in. The food preparation is covered by chef D. Juan Ramos who prepares different menus including: normal, vegetarian and menus for students who suffer from coeliac disease. The food is healthy and nutritious to make sure the students are part of a healthy diet. Oak House has a qualified on-site nurse and if any emergency or special medical attention is required the schools insurance covers such medical care at the Quirón Clinic in Barcelona. There you have it gang, the best International schools in Barcelona. I hope this blog was informative for you, if not enough you can always go on to the schools websites for more information. Tell us in the comment section which school you like the most and sounds best suited for your child's needs. Time for your well-deserved weekly joke: Two boys were arguing when the teacher entered the room. The teacher says, "Why are you arguing?" One boy answers, "We found a ten dollar bill and decided to give it to whoever tells the biggest lie." "You should be ashamed of yourselves," said the teacher, "When I was your age I didn't even know what a lie was." The boys gave the ten dollars to the teacher. Sincerely, Chris  ]]> 768 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/frequently-asked-questions-about-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:33:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1140 Frequently Asked Questions about Barcelona - absolutely everything you need to know! Hello SuiteLifers ! Today I come to you with the 10 most frequently asked questions about Barcelona (and their answers of course...) to help you have the most pleasant experience in this magnificent city !!

Question 1: What are Barcelona international telephone codes?

The first most frequently asked questions about Barcelona is about the international telephone codes. What you must know is that the telephone dialling country code is +34 and the city code for Barcelona is 93. In general numbers that begin with 9 are fixed lines and numbers that begin with 6 are mobile phones.

Question 2: What is Barcelona time's zone?

This is the second most frequently asked questions about Barcelona ! Well, we are located in the GMT+1 time zone, CET (Central European Time) !

Question 3: How to get tourists visas for Spain?

Of course the citizens of European Union + Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein do not require a visa, just their ID or passport. For minors the ID must come with a written parental permission. They can visit for up to 90 days. Visitors from Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, the United States, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Nicaragua, New Zealand, Panama, Paraguay, the Republic of Korea, Romania, San Marino, the Vatican, Singapore, Uruguay and Venezuela don't need a tourist visa either, just a valid passport.  Finally any visitors from any other countries must apply for a tourist visa from the Spanish Consulate website in their home country.

Question 4: What is electrical current in Spain?

Our fourth most frequently asked questions about Barcelona ! Spain uses 220-volt AC, 50Hz electrical current with a two-pin electrical plugs.  Visitors from the UK need adaptors and visitors from USA also need adaptors as well as 110/125V transformers or you might find yourself in the position my flatmate did with a smoking hairdryer!

Question 5: What is the weather like in Barcelona?

Ah, the mediterranean climate! Warm springs, hot summers, mild winters. And up to 12 hours of sunshine a day during the summer. It can sometimes get chilly in Barcelona though so be sure to pack a couple of jumpers for winter.

Question 6: Where is Barcelona airport?

The international airport is located outside the city, about 20 kms away and is called El Prat. The easiest way to come to Barcelona from the airport is the "Aerobus". Check out El Prat website and the Aerobus website for more information.

Question 7: How is public transport in Barcelona?

Very modern and well maintained! We have buses, metro, trams, trains, city bikes. And the metro service is uninterrupted from 5am on Saturday to 12 am on Sunday ! Check out the public transport website for more info.

Question 8: Where is the Tourist office?

There are plenty of them all around the city but you'll find the main one on Plaza Catalunya, underground. You can check the tourist office of Barcelona website for more information.

Question 9: What about medical care and health care?

One really important and most frequently asked questions about Barcelona. Visitors from the European Union must bring the blue EHIC card - European Health Insurance Card, which entitles them to free medical assistance in emergencies. The main emergency number is 112.  The number for medical emergencies is 061. Don't forget to check CatSalut website.

Question 10: Pharmacies and chemists?

They are called "Farmacias" here in Spain. They generally have the big green cross outside. You can buy prescription and non-prescription medicine  from pharmacies during normal shopping hours on weekdays between 9.00 and 20.00. There are also 24h chemist shops opened in Barcelona but an extra charge is added to medicine purchased outside normal opening hours. That was the top 10 most frequently asked questions about Barcelona ! I hope you guys have found this helpful and if you have another question about anything else please leave a comment we'll be happy to help ! Mathilde]]> 1140 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/what-to-do-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:31:23 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1166 What to do in Barcelona - holiday ideas! Hello SuiteLifers! Today I'm gonna tell you what to do in Barcelona and what not to miss to have a great trip to our beautiful city! These are the very best insider tips - I'm not gonna talk to you about Sagrada Familia ( but speaking about this, check out our blog: how to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia), Park Guell, La Pedrera and all those other tourist traps. Here's some tips from someone in the know that will take you off the beaten path a bit and  really give you something to write home about...

Chill at Carpe Diem Lounge Club

If you don't know what to do in Barcelona after a day at the beach La Barceloneta don't hesitate to check out this place! This amazing lounge on the beach (metro Ciutadella Vila Olimpica) is one of the best for having a drink and chilling on the sofas in the warm Barcelona sun. It is the perfect place to relax after a long hard day of lying about on the beach! It's also a restaurant and a club at night so you can be there until the wee hours. The beautiful decoration is inspired by India and in true Indian fashion you can ask for a massage while enjoying your drink (I recommend the gin and tonic). It's one of my favorite places here in Barcelona! Check their website if you need more convincing!

The Magic Fountains of Montjuic !

If you're coming to Barcelona you've GOT to go to Montjuic. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday there is beautiful light show at the fountain. Times vary throughout the year so make sure you check the official website for the timetable, but the lights tend to be on between 21:00 and 22:00. You're not forced to stay 2 hours of course but you should stay at least half an hour to enjoy the lights and everything! You won't regret it, it's just as magical as the name suggests. The fountain is just between Plaza Espanya (L3 metro line) and the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya. If you really want to make a trip of it maybe head to the museum (free after 3pm on Saturdays and on every first Sunday of the month) and enjoy the beautiful art on display, then head to the Arena shopping mall for a bite to eat, then back to the Plaza for the light show. Have fun!

Eating the best tapas of Barcelona : El Xampanyet

Now to answer the all important question: where to go and what to do in Barcelona for lunch? El Xampanyet of course! This restaurant makes the absolute BEST tapas I've eaten in my entire life. It's located right next to the Picasso museum, perfect for grabbing a bite to eat after marvelling at some of the best art in the world. It's a very typically Spanish restaurant with most of the people eating at the bar but you can ask for a table and they're sure to find you one quickly enough. It looks crowded all the time but don't be intimidated, because with everyone standing up, you can eat without any problem. Don't forget to order the asparagus and tortilla - they're just heavenly! Address? Carrer Montcada, 22. Go, go, go ! Want more tapas restaurants to explore? Check out our blog about The top Tapas restaurants of Barcelona.

Play a beach volleyball game with locals on the beach !

You'll see once you're arrived in Barcelona that the beach is full of volleyball courts. It's a really popular game here in Barcelona, (just like in Copacabana). You can always ask the players if you can play with them they will happily welcome you into the game! It's a fun and sporty way to meet local people who can give you a lot of tips about the city. And besides, you've got to burn off all that tapas you ate at El Xampanyet  And if you need more info about Barcelona beaches, just check out our guide to the best beaches in Barcelona.

Have an after-dinner drink at The Eclipse

Wondering what to do in Barcelona after dinner ? Searching for a unique place to have a drink ? The Eclipse is the club of the luxury W hotel, located on the beach front. All the way up on the 26th floor of the hotel you can enjoy an amazing view of Barcelona whilst sipping the cocktail of your choice! The bartenders are all very well trained and make absolutely delicious drinks (By the way, if you're a cocktail lover check out our free e-book : top 10 cocktail bars of Barcelona). Be careful though, those under 21 cannot enter the club, and as it's a fancy hotel the dress code is... well, fancy! But the view is well worth the stilettos! Check out more info on the Eclipse website.

Enjoy the breath taking view from Barcelo Raval

The most amazing view of Barcelona I've ever seen is from the Barcelo Raval hotel, in Raval neighborood. Up on the 11th floor you'll find the beautiful terrace and  you can enjoy a 360 degree view of Barcelona. It's really amazing and you absolutely can't miss it. I bring all my friends there so they can have an idea of the structure of Barcelona and how big it is ! You can see pretty much everything from this rooftop. Don't miss this one! More info on Barcelo Raval Barcelona website.

To roller skate down Barceloneta

Time for some fun in the sun at the beach! You'll see that Barceloneta is just what you need to get your skates on. It's really a really popular sport here and don't forget that roller skating is the sport that burns fat the most easily and quickly! There are a lot of shops that rent roller skates all along the beach. Head down there now - the kids will love it!

Brunch at Federal Café

Lazy sunday morning and you don't know what to do in Barcelona ? Federal is a little and hidden café next to the metro station "Paralel". It's one of the best brunch spots in Barcelona. There is a great menu to order from and everything is delicious! The service is really good and you won't have to wait hours to be served. There is everything you need to have energy for a whole day of sightseeing, and it's not expensive. Where can you find it? Carrer del Parlament, 39. If you're fond of brunches check out our blog about the best brunches in Barcelona.

Enjoy the pool at the Ohla Hotel

You can't deny that the beaches in Barcelona can get a little crowded, especially in summer. If you're looking for something else, a fancy pool for a fancy afternoon, you might fall in love with the Ohla Hotel. Located on Via Laetana, this 5 star hotel opens its pool to the public during the summer. You'll have to have a drinks or something to eat of course, but the place is amazing, a peaceful and quiet location in the very heart of Barcelona. It is located on Via Laetana, 49. If you, like me, absolutely LOVE rooftops bars and pools take a look at our blog posts for some recommendations : Top 10 rooftop bars in Barcelona and Top 7 rooftop pools in Barcelona. Alright guys, that's it for today! I hope my blog was helpful and if you have any other ideas of what to do in Barcelona, please leave us a comment, we'll be glad to hear from you ! Mathilde]]> 1166 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/bakeries-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:30:44 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1170 Bakeries in Barcelona - sweet tooth’s paradise! This is our selection of Bakeries in Barcelona which includes all your favourite cakes, chocolate and everything else sweet! You don't need go to places like Paris to indulge in fine bakery, Barcelona also a sweet heaven with plenty of bakery and cake shops in every street corner. From traditional Spanish to American and Japanese style, we bring you a world full of glorious gateaux, charming chocolates, beautiful baguettes and other tempting treats to die for.

1.Escribà

Located on Las Ramblas, Escriba is a must-have patisserie in our list of Bakeries in Barcelona because of its reputation dating all the way back to 1906 and the owner, Christian Escribà's, innovation and creation on each cakes and pastries. This bakery is ideal for gifts as everything is packaged well but if you are a tourist and running out of space in your suitcase, it is still worth checking out and tasting their range of tasty pastries, exploding cakes and jewellery made entirely of sweets! If you wander down Las Ramblas, it isn't hard to recognise the re-decorated house by architect Antoni Ros i Güell. This place is such a beautifully-preserved art nouveau and modernist store. Visit their website and its bound to have you interested due to its  fun and unique interface! Info : Les Rambles, 83 Barcelona

2. La Colmena

Developed by three generations of the Roig family since its opening in 1849, this Bakery in Barcelona is known as the the oldest sweet-maker in the city, and even the first in the whole of Spain to sell caramel fruit candy products. You can find all kinds of typical Catalan treats at this shop such as Coca de lardons (pork rind, sugar, and pine nut bread), Yema Tostada turrón (egg yolk and caramelized sugar nougat), and especially Xuxos de crema. I went once before, picked Xuxos de crema and now I am addicted them! This place has such a fantastic selection of homemade cakes and chocolate that you'll never run out of things to try. Info: Plaça de l'Àngel, 12 Barcelona

3. Baluard

Anna Bellsolà, owner of Baluard, shared her passion about bread and baking: “I like bread. The bread my grandfather used to make, which reminds me of humanity, wisdom and work." Come to Baluard if you’re looking for a wide range of hand made and oven stoned breads using traditional Catalan techniques. They offer about 40 varieties studded with dried fruits, nuts and seeds, whole grains. They can look a little rustic but they taste incredible - the best in the city in my opinion! You'll know the moment you walk past her bakery in Barcelona because the smell of this bakery is something really special. You might have to wait because there is often a queue but meanwhile you can watch the delicate way they make the bread. And then you'll get to taste why it was worth the wait for one of the best Bakeries in Barcelona! Info: Carrer del Baluart, 38, 08003 Barcelona

4. Crusto

Just its name makes us think of some Bakeries in Barcelona, but it also serves other wonderful desserts, sandwiches and coffee. (“crustó” means the hard crust at the end of a baguette). It is famous with chocolate bread and my friend said that it is the best chocolate bread she had ever had. You can spend a free afternoon sitting in there cozy atmosphere, taking in the aroma of fresh bread smell and observing as they bake, tasting some of their delicacies. It is my way to relax and enjoy the Barcelona life. How about yours ? Info : Carrer de València, 246, 08007 Barcelona

5. Turris

Located in Aribau, near our company, is some kind of bread sanctuary. After visiting this Bakery in Barcelona for the first time, you're gonna come back for sure. Owned by the experienced baker, Xavier Barriga who emphasises healthy eating, Turris offers you real bread made from 100% natural ingredients as well as natural processes. He wants to make sure that eating bread is a healthy option. That's why the prices there are a little bit more than others but all of us know that you can't put a price on health! Carrer d'Aribau, 158, 08036 Barcelona

6. Reykjavik

Currently, there is a new baking revolution by new comers in Barcelona. Bakers don't use traditional Spanish recipes and old-school techniques but focus on organic recipes and Reykjavik are the original pioneers. There are 4 bakeries locates in the most vibrant and popular districts in town: Raval, Gràcia and Born and all offer the highest quality organic bread which help you digest it much easier whilst maintaining that great taste. From its name to its atmosphere and the type of wheat used, all this brings you an ancient distinctive feeling. If you want to make healthy bread for yourself, you can have all the advice you need as well being recommended the finest ingredient from their shops. A must go chain of Bakeries in Barcelona! Info: Calle Doctor dou, 12, 08001 Barcelona

7. Forn Mistral

This Barcelona Bakery is always my favourite bakery because the firs,t and best, Ensaimada I tried in Barcelona was at Mistral Forn. There are so many good pastries that all the locals recommend something different to me each time I'm there. Mistral Forn definitely is a popular local Bakery in Barcelona when all baking products are fabulous with very affordable prices. For each weekend I was there, I discovered all of their products: mini- croissants, berlina, variety of filled puff pastry...and honestly, I love them all. Info: Ronda de Sant Antoni, 96, 08001 Barcelona

8. Pastissera Hofman

Next up on the list of Bakeries in Barcelona? That's right, it's Pastissera Hofmann.  In a city where you can get croissants almost everywhere, supermarket, restaurant, cafe... it can be hard to seek out the very best. Head to the Born area and you might just find it in   a small, side-street bakery run by the prestigious Hofmann culinary school. There are lots of temptations here, but the butter croissants stuffed with raspberry or marzipan are absolutely unmissable. The croissants at Hofmann are authentic, deliciously flaky, and filled with variety of  sweet or savoury ingredients: chocolate, dulce de leche, raspberry, ham and cheese, sweet cream butter, and more. And there's always time to grab a coffee with your pastry and really enjoy the moment. If you don't like croissants, there is a wide selection of acclaimed chef Hofmann's tarts, monas de pascua at Easter, cakes, buns, mini cakes, ice creams, jams, bonbons and macaroons will satisfy your sweet tooth. Info: Carrer dels Flassaders, 44, 08003 Barcelona

9. Takasi Ochiai

Not only do they have sushi, but Japanese cuisine is also famous for its  delightful sweets and desserts. Catalans in Barcelona know this because since 1983, Takashi Ochiai, a Japanese experienced pastry cook brought all the most Japanese delicacies to Barcelona and opened Ochiai, a pastry shop specialising in typical Japanese products.

It offers a variety of pastries but the ones made with matcha tea are unbeatable. Takasi Ochiai created fanciful pastries from this Japanese ingredient : green tea croissants, green tea cake, green tea bons bons,ice cream, chocolate, truffle... and the one I absolutely die for: matcha milkshake. It can be on the expensive side but the quality is worth the price... so what are you waiting for! Check out this Bakery in Barcelona! 

Info : Carrer dels Flassaders, 44, 08003 Barcelona

 

10. Cup & Cake

On my way walking to Suitelife's office every day, it is hard not to pop into the Cup& Cake shop and satisfy my sweet craving with the best cupcakes in town. The beautiful shop floor is decorated with a touch of romanticism and whimsy and everyone knows there are a few things in life better than sharing a good meal in a beautiful space. Sometimes just a chocolate cupcake and a cup of coffee in this shop can make my day. Certainly one of the most visited Bakeries in Barcelona! Info: Tallers, 79, 08001 Barcelona   These sweet temptations are making me pile on the pounds but I can't stop visiting them again and again because their bread and cakes are so good and as for the smells.... they just make me drool each time I pass by.  Lets be honest, as bad as it may be for us, WE LOVE THIS FOOD!! so why would we not eat what we love :) Hope you enjoyed my blog on Bakeries in Barcelona , if there are any I have missed or if you just have any comments please share below :) Linh x]]> 1170 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/top-10-most-expensive-properties-in-spain/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:29:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1175

TOP 10 MOST EXPENSIVE PROPERTIES IN SPAIN - FEELING POOR YET? :P

What's up SuiteLifers? Looking for a really badass property and have tens of million of euros in your bank account to spare? Well in that case, you've come exactly to the right place! This is a brand new blog from SuiteLife about the top 10 most expensive properties in Spain, to make you feel poor! Nah, just joking, we can't all be part of the 1%. But nonetheless, you can still imagine how your life would be in one of those properties, so go ahead - take a look below at the delicious eye candy below. These are the top 10 most expensive properties in Spain!

#10 PALATIAL PROPERTY - €18m

• PRICE: €18,000,000
• LOCATION: Golden MileMarbella, Costa Del Sol
• SIZE: 4,500m2
• BEDROOMS: 14
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-1137-z4z8kt/palatial-property-marbella-cd-29600

#9 VILLA ON THE WATER FRONT IN CAP FALCO - €18m

• PRICE: €18,000,000
• LOCATION: Calvia, Mallorca
• SIZE: 3,000m2
• BEDROOMS: 6
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-3267-t6zdbd/stunning-villa-on-the-water-front-in-cap-falco-cala-vinyes-calvia-ml-07181

#8 LUXURIOUS MANSION IN THE MOUNTAINS - €18m

• PRICE: €18,000,000
• LOCATION: Esporles, Mallorca
• SIZE: 9,000m2
• BEDROOMS: 9
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-3267-mxv7p5/unique-and-luxurious-mansion-in-the-mountains-esporles-ml-07190

#7 UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY VILLA - €18m

• PRICE: €18,000,000
• LOCATION: Marbella, Costa Del Sol
• SIZE: 2,500m2
• BEDROOMS: 6
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-1137-smkcq6/unique-contemporary-villa-marbella-cd-29600

#6 LUXURIOUS FRONT-LINE BEACH RESIDENCE - €18m

• PRICE: €18,000,000
• LOCATION: Marbella, Costa Del Sol
• SIZE: 4,500m2
• BEDROOMS: 6
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-1137-smrk4f/elite-and-luxurious-front-line-beach-residence-marbella-cd-29600

#5 HOUSE ON THE COAST OF DEIA OVERLOOKING SA FORADADA - €20m

• PRICE: €20,000,000
• LOCATION: Valldemossa, Mallorca
• SIZE: 1,000m2
• BEDROOMS: 6
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-3267-qhdjtp/house-on-the-coast-of-deia-overlooking-sa-foradada-valldemossa-ml-07170

#4 UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY ESTATE - €20m

• PRICE: €20,000,000
• LOCATION: La Finca, Madrid
• BEDROOMS: 6
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.luxuryportfolio.com/Property/madrid-properties-unique-contemporary-la-finca-estate/KNWB

#3 AMAZING COUNTRY HOUSE NEAR BANYALBUFAR - €22m

• PRICE: €22,000,000
• LOCATION: Banyalbufar, Mallorca
• SIZE: 2km2
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-3267-ybssfw/amazing-country-house-near-banyalbufar-banyalbufar-ml-07191

#2 TWO VILLAS WITH PANORAMIC VIEW - €25m

• PRICE: €25,000,000
• LOCATION: Bendinat, Mallorca
• SIZE: 3,000m2
• BEDROOMS: 7
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-975-r286ly/two-villas-with-panoramic-views-in-bendinat-bendinat-ml-07181

AND ULTIMATELY...

#1 MOST LUXURIOUS PROPERTY IN PORT ALCUDIA (AND SPAIN, OBVIOUSLY) - €50m

• PRICE: €50,000,000
• LOCATION: Alcudia, Mallorca
• SIZE: 14,000m2
• BEDROOMS: 8
• MORE PHOTOS: http://www.sothebysrealty.com/eng/sales/detail/180-l-3267-sn5dkf/most-luxurious-property-in-port-alcudia-alcudia-ml-07400

Alright now, stop fantasising and come back to reality!These are the top 10 most expensive properties in Spain, guys? Marvelous, aren't they? Let us know what you think and how you'd describe your life in one of the top 10 most expensive properties in Spain! Till next time, peace out! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)  ]]> 1175 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-for-students/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:29:03 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1181 Barcelona for Students - cheapest places in the city! Hello SuiteLifers! Today, we're gonna talk about Barcelona for students and what you can do on a student budget! I'm a student myself and most of the time I'm just as broke as all the rest! I've done the research so you don't have to and I've found the best tips on what to do, where to eat, or places to go in Barcelona for students! And all for a reasonable price. Trust me and you'll soon be having the time of your life in Barcelona for half the cost.

Where to go out?

Thankfully, there are loads of bars in Barcelona that are really cheap. You just need to escape from the more touristic places in which a mojito will cost you 8€! The absolute two best bars in my opinion are The Lime House and The Rubi. A normal mojito costs 3.5€, a strawberry or raspberry one costs 5€. But trust me the amount of alcohol is well worth it! Then you can have the famous Gin Tonic (I hope you've noticed that it's the absolute favorite drink of the locals) ! They have around 70 different kinds of Gin Tonic and it does cost €7 which is maybe a little pricey but its worth it. Rubi bar : Carrer dels Banys Vells, 6 The Lime House : Carrer dels Carders, 31 When it comes to clubs, most of them are free until 2 am, you just have to put yourself on a guest list online. Just register on Shaz Guest List and you're good to go. All of the beach clubs are free until 2am and some others until 1 or 1.30 like Jamboree or Otto Zutts. When you do it right you'll never have to pay to enter a club (except if there is a special guest DJ).

Where to eat ?

There actually are a lot of places to eat in Barcelona for students if you know where to look. You might be interested in checking out our blog Free Tapas in Barcelona to start with. If you're looking for random food to eat for lunch you might fall in love with "Nostrum". There are a lot of them all around the city and they make really good food for 1 or 2€ a meal. Then if you're looking for real restaurants you might want to go try Tacos Tacos. They have different kind of promotions depending on the day of the week (1€ beer, 1€ tacos etc). It is located on Calle Tamarit, 85. And if you want to eat pinchos you should definitely go to Lizarran! Once again, there are plenty of them in Barcelona, and it's really cheap! If you want to brunch in Barcelona for cheap, you should either go to Sor Rita (Carrer de la Mercè, 27) or To Be (Carrer del Consell de Cent, 90). Those 2 restaurants offer a FREE buffet if you buy drinks for 5€. Isn't that amazing!?

Others

The life in Barcelona for students isn't all parties and eating out though. You'll have to think about the everyday life. In terms of groceries you can find cheap supermarkets to do your grocery shopping, or to go to low cost gym clubs. Actually the cheapest supermarkets of Barcelona are Mercadona and Consum. You'll find everything you want at the lowest prices possible ! If you'd like to do sport, you can go jogging on the beach or subscribe to one of the lowcost gym clubs in Barcelona (check out our blog to learn more about it). Don't forget that if you're under 25, the metro card for 3 months is only 105€ ! Don't buy 10 trips cards you'll spend more money that you need to. That's it for today guys, I hope my blog was helpful to all of the broke people in Barcelona like me! If you have any other tips that you would like us to mention, just let us know in the comment section below! Mathilde]]> 1181 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/calle-aribau-street-profile-a-world-of-fun/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 13:20:13 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1213 Calle Aribau Barcelona - a world of fun, all on one street, does it get any better than Calle Aribau Barcelona? Aribau Barcelona, known as Carrer Aribau in Catalan or Calle Aribau in Spanish, is one of the coolest streets in Barcelona, full of Barcelona bars, Barcelona Restaurants and of course,  home to the SuiteLife office, Carrer Aribau Barcelona is possibly the coolest places for Barcelona nightlife.

WHERE IS CALLE ARIBAU?

Carrer Aribau is a long street running for about 2km's from Via Augusta down to Gran Via, Placa Universitat. It's more or less a straight road, downhill or uphill -depending of course on which direction you are going in!

WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT IT?

I lived in Barcelona for over a year and never even knew about Calle Aribau in Barcelona. Although central, Carrer Aribau is located a little way out of the centre of Barcelona city. Only after working in the SuiteLife office did I realise the secret world of fun I had been missing out on. It's a beautiful old, dramatic street with strong bold architecture and sums up the "Eixample barrio". I would say that Calle Aribau has two distinct characteristics. By day, it's all business, and home to many of Barcelona's upmarket offices. You will see business men walking around in their smart suits, and notice some swanky cars driving up and down the road. By night, it's party central and offers some of Barcelona's finest bars, cocktail bars and Whisky bars. You will find the same crowd in the bars having their after work drinks.

WHAT TO SEE AND DO ON CALLE ARIBAU?

There are countless bars, restaurants and clubs on Calle Ariabau, here are a few hand selected "extra special" places we think you NEED to check out!

La Flauta Restaurant - Tapas Not Just for the Tourists!

The businessmen who work on Carrer Aribau queue up for a table here at lunch time, it's one of the most popular restaurants in Barcelona, but not only with tourists. Catalan locals love this place and it's authenticity shines through, from it's classical Catalan tapas menu, to it's simple but handsome interior. (Click here for a more in-depth look at La Flauta) Aribau 23 | Eixample | Barcelona |+34933237038 Mon – Sat 08:00 – 01:00

Le Cyrano - A bar where you "pour your own drink" Be careful though!

Have you ever been to a bar, where you get to pur your own drink? NO? Well you need to get to Le Cyrano, a Barcelona bar like no other. If you want for example, a Gintonic (Gin & Tonic), they will give you the bottle of Gin and a bottle of tonic and a glass, it's up to you to decide how strong you want your drink. All this, and it's only €4.  As you can imagine, this is one of the most popular bars in Barcelona and attracts tourists and locals alike. (Click here for a more details). NOTE!*!*!*! - Friends of mine have gone to check out Le Cyrano only to find it's closed. In reality, they were just to early, Le Cyrano doesn't open until 11pm! Don't forget this is Barcelona and the party doesn't get going until much later than usual! Aribau 154 | Eixample | Barcelona| 08036

Espit Chupitos Bar - The widest selection of "shots" in Barcelona!

In Barcelona, we have "Chupitos" which translates to "shots". This bar which is basically called "shots" has some of the craziest and most creative shots you are likely to ever try, apparently over 500 varieties. The "Harry Potter shot" is a flaming hot experience not for the faint hearted, and is also the reason you will see fire extinguishers hanging up behind the bar.

"Be sure to let the flames go out before drinking!"

Located directly opposite the SuiteLife office, this bar is typically full of Americans but also locals looking for something fun to do on the weekend! Espit Chupitos | Aribau 77 | Eixample | Barcelona

“DONTELL” - Barcelona's secret restaurant..shhhhhh!

When I say this Barcelona restaurant is a "secret restaurant", I don't mean it's secret because only the locals know about it, I literally mean it's a secret. Disguised as a laundrette, Dontell restaurant looks like a typical Barcelona laundrette, complete with a "dry cleaning" price list in the window. You cannot walk into this Dontell restaurant off the street, you NEED to book a table first. Confirmation of your table will read as "Your dry cleaning is ready for you to pick up!" Once inside, you'll be given a secret number to dial into the "vault" style door, leading into the restaurant area. Dontell is the ideal Barcelona restaurant to take your friends and family to, but "Dontell" them in advance and remember to take a camera for those confused/shocked family photos! Dontell Tintoreria (Restaurant) | Aribau  55| Eixample | Barcelona | +34934520720

The SuiteLife Office

Located smack bang in the middle of Calle Aribau, we at SuiteLife are proud to have our office here, right in the thick of it. With all this fun stuff to do, right on our doorstep, it's a wonder we ever get anything done! So if you are looking for flats in Barcelona or simply want some advice about moving to Barcelona, pop in for a coffee and and hang out on the SuiteLife terrace with views of across the city! The SuiteLife Office | Sobre Atico 2 | Ariabau 80 | Eixample | Barcelona | +34934514118 Experienced, written and loved by Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer and Aribau Adventurer :)]]> 1213 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-7-catalan-recipes/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 10:51:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1221 Catalan Recipes - Open Your Eyes to Catalan Cuisine and its best dishes! Barcelona, symbol of the Mediterranean cuisine, has been a must-visit location for food lovers for many years. Catalan recipes are infused with geography, history and culture here.  Catalan cuisine has constantly absorbed influences that have helped to shape the country’s rich and diverse culinary traditions. Cooking here has great character influenced by Greek, Roman, Italian and French culture, which have left their mark on this complex cuisine by taking the best of each country and creating a culinary package of the region. Catalonia is also made up of coast, mountains and fields and this is why a lot of typical Catalan recipes use concepts revolving around fish and meat. Many fresh products are used thanks to local farmers who are developing work on the land and bringing the tastes and traditions of Catalan gastronomy to the people and positioning it as a symbol of Mediterranean cuisine. Behind the cuisine of Catalonia today, lies the story of a country, a way of being and of doing things.

Catalan eating habits – leisure activity!

Food is a huge part of life in Barcelona and all Catalonia and because of this  it really dictates the schedule of the day here. Catalan people tend to eat their meals later in the day than is usual in other parts of Europe. To get the best culinary experience here you have to know the habits of local people and know the best Catalan recipes.

Breakfast! El Desayuno!

A lot of Catalan and Spanish people skip this meal and don't put much importance on it at all. People tend to start breakfast here between 8 and 10, or just don't eat at all much passed their coffee and cigarette. Usually it consists of a coffee, juice, hot chocolate or tea + a croissant, toast with butter or toast with olives & tomato, or a slice of Spanish Omlette. At this early hour you will find special deals in the cafes and bars giving you opportunity to buy coffee and pastry at a great price.

Coffee time! El Café!

Time for a little snack or just a coffee, is normally after sitting in the office for an one or two, between 10.30am and 12.00pm. You can order different kinds of coffees but here are the most popular orders in Spanish:

• Café solo – a shot of espresso
• Café cortado – like espresso macchiato
• Café con leche – coffee with milk, a little closer to a latte than a flat white
• Café Americano – American style blackcoffee

You can be lucky and find special offers to buy a mini entrepa (a small filled baguette) with your beverage.

Lunch/ La comida

Time for the main meal – the largest and the most important during the day in Catalonia. It takes place between 2pm and 4pm. In the restaurants you can ask for “menu del dia” which changes every day and allows you to choose from various options at a reasonable price. A lot of places are closed during lunch time: like small shops, businesses, public places and ect. so keep this in mind coming to Catalonia.

Afternoon Snack/ La merienda

Since in Catalonia dinner is eaten late, you can have a light afternoon snack between 5pm and 6:30pm to keep you going. You can get at this time of the day typically some pastries, hot drinks, or small sandwiches. Its the ideal time to try chocolate and churros. (Gran Viader churros place is one of the most famous in Barcelona!)

Dinner/La cena

So let’s start from this that you are eating dinner quite late in Catalonia - between 9pm and 11:30pm. It’s a much lighter meal than many foreigners think and it’s typically smaller than lunch. At this time of the day you can try tapas, which are not as popular in Catalonia like in other parts of Spain, but still without any problems you can find many places which are serving them, although we think that you should try dishes made by following Catalan recipes. As well, you have to know, that the last meal can last several hours. The most enjoyable part would be sobretaula (post meal chat) and in typical Mediterranean style by sharing a fusion of dishes with friends and family by the table.

We are warmly inviting you to enjoy Catalan food and we are giving you few simple catalan recipes which you can try by yourself at home!

#1 Pan Con Tomate (Pa Amb Tomaquet)

Sometimes called Pan a la Catalana in other parts of Spain, it is one of the simplest, most well-loved, and most widely eaten dishes from Cataluña. Ingredients

• Baguette
• 2 juicy, ripe tomatoes, peeled
• 1 clove garlic
• 3-4 tbs olive oil
• Salt to taste

Preparation

1. Cut the baguette lengh-wise and then in the smaller pieces. Toast the cut sides under a grill, or in a toaster oven.
2. Peel tomatoes and garlic, place in food processor and crush and thoroughly mix. This mixture you can pour into a small bowl to serve.
3. Drizzle olive oil over the toasted sides of baguette. Sprinkle salt on top. Spoon tomato mixture on bread and spread evenly.

Optional If you wish, add thinly slices Spanish cheese, chorizo or ham.

#2 Escalivada

Catalonians eat this dish as a first course or as an accompaniment to meats. Ingredients (Serves 4)

• 4 small eggplants
• 4 spring onions or large scallions
• 4 red bell peppers
• 2 tomatoes
• Extra virgin olive oil for brushing, plus 1/3 cup
• 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
• Salt

Preparation

1. Prepare an oven - 260 C
2. Brush the eggplants, onion, bell pappers, and tomatoes with olive oil. Arrange the vegetables on a rimmed baking sheet or in a roasting pan and roast, turning every 10 min, for 20 minutes, or until the skins blacke and the vegetables are tender.
3. Remove the vegetables from the oven and slip into one or more plastic bags, and let cool for about hour.
4. Unwrap the vegetables. Peel the eggplants, peppers, and tomatoes and peel away outer layer of the onions. Split the bell peppers in half, discard the seeds and stems, and cut lengthwise into strips. Transfer to a bowl. Trim the stems from the eggplants and core the tomatoes, and then cut them into strips of the same size as the papper strips and add to the bowl. Trim the onions, cut into rings, and add to the bowl along with the garlic.
5. Add the 1/3 cup olive oil, season with salt, and toss to mix well. Serve at room temperature.

Optional You can use seasoning of minced garlic.

#3 Esqueixada

This is a traditional Catalan recipe. Cod fish is used in many different ways in Catalan cuisine and this one is in my opinion the one that accentuates the flavor of the fish the most. Ingredients (Serves 4)

• 1 pound salt cod (previously soaked in water at least 6 hours, rinsed, then patted dry
• 1 small green pepper
• 1 small red pepper
• 4 firm yet ripe tomatoes
• About 15 black olives
• One onion
• 1 cloves garlic
• Olive oil
• Salt
• Pepper
• Red wine vinegar

Preparation

1. Shred the cod into pieces with your fingers and place it in a serving dish.
2. Finely chop onion and bell peppers. Cut the tomatoes in half, then, with a cheese grater, grate the tomato pulp (some prefer the tomatoes chopped rather than grated, you can try this way as well) Mince the garlic.
3. Throw all of the previously prepared ingredients onto the plate of fish and toss. Top with the olives, then dress with olive oil, vinegar and salt and pepper to taste. Toss once more and you’re done.

#4 Suquet de Peix

“Fish stew” in the Catalan language, and it is a traditional dish from the region. Like all traditional dishes, there are many variations of this fish stew. Ingredients (4-6 Servings)

• Picada Sauce:
• 50 gr peeled whole almonds
• 2 slices stale bread
• 3-4 Tbsp flat leaf parsley (stems removed)
• 2 cloves garlic
• 1-2 Tbsp vinegar
• 2-4 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
• Stew:
• 1 onion
• 1 clove garlic
• 3 large, ripe tomatoes
• 1 lb potatoes
• 2 lbs (1 kg) pieces solid white fish (such as halibut or gilt-head bream)
• 8 shrimp
• 1/2 to 1 liter seafood broth
• salt to taste

Cook Time: 30 minutes Preparation

1. First prepare the picada sauce:
2. Toast the blanched almonds under the broiler or in a frying pan. Chop the parsley leaves. Peel and finely chop the garlic.
3. Place the almonds, parsley, garlic into a food processor. Crumble the stale bread and add to the rest of the ingredients.
4. Mash or process the ingredients as you slowly add oil and vinegar, forming a paste. Set aside for later.
5. Now:
6. Peel and finely chop the onion and garlic. Cut the tomatoes into small cubes. Peel and slice the potatoes into rounds about 1/4 inch thick.
7. Pour a few tablespoons of olive oil into a large frying pan and heat on medium. Sauté the onion for 2 minutes, then add tomatoes and garlic, and continue to cook. Add the potatoes and stir to coat.
8. Mix a few tablespoons of seafood broth with the picada, then add to pan and simmer.
9. When potatoes are almost cooked, add fish to pan and simmer. If liquid evaporates, add seafood broth as needed. Sauce will thicken. As soon as potatoes and fish are cooked, add shrimp. Cook until shrimp is done. Adjust salt to taste.
10. Serve hot in open soup bowls.

#5 Romesco

A sauce made from almonds, roasted garlic, olive oil and dried red peppers. Ingredients (1 ¾ cups around 8-10 serves)

• ½ cup of roasted almonds
• 1/2cup grated Parmesan
• 1 Garlic clove
• 45 grams jar roasted red peppers (drained)
• 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
• 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
• salt

Cook Time: 10 min Preparation

• In a food processor pulse almonds, parmesan and garlic clove.
• Add roasted red peppers, olive oil, vinegar, and ¼ teaspoon salt and blend until smooth.
• Serve wth bread and vegetables.

#6 Crema Catalana

Version of the French dessert, crème brulee, but we are giving you Catalan recipe of it ;) Ingredients

• 500 ml whole milk
• Colored part of ½ orange peel
• Colored part of 1/5 lemon peel
• ½ cinnamon stick
• 1 vanilla pod, split lengthways
• 7 egg yolks
• 95g sugar, plus 6tbsp extra, to serve
• 10g cornflour

Preparation

1. Put the milk, orange and lemon zests, cinnamon and vanilla pod in a saucepan and gently bring to the boil. Remove from the heat and allow to infuse for 15 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, whisk the egg yolks with the suger and cornflour until pale and creamy. Pass the milk through a sieve and discard everything else. Return the milk to the pan over a medium heat. Just before it reaches boiling point, slowly add the egg mixture, whisking continuously until it begins to thicken, about 7 minutes.
3. When the mixture is think anough to coat the back of a wooden spoon, remove it from the heat and pour into individual dishes or remekins. Cover each serving with a disc of greaseproof paper to prevent a skin from forming, and let it cool before placing in the fridge.
4. To serve, remove the greaseproof paper, sprinkle 1 tablespoon of sugar on top of each crema and caramelise using a blowtorch. Alternatively, place te sugared cremas on a tray under a preheated gas grill for a few minutes, until the sugar turns dark brown. Allow the sugar to harden, the serve immediately.

#7 Panellets

Traditional sweet which you can find in Cataluna. Very popular at “Dia de Todos los Santos” or All Saints Day and served with “cava”, Spanish sparkling wine. Ingredients (for around 32 cookies)

• 500g ground raw almonds
• 2 1/2 cups granulated sugar
• 1/2 -1 cup water
• 1 small potato
• grated peel of 1 lemon
• 3-4 drops lemon juice

Toppings:

• pine nuts
• sweetened cocoa powder
• candied fruit
• Flavorings:
• instant coffee powder
• coconut flakes
• Preparation

Preparation

1. Blanch almonds, then grin in food processor until almonds are a fine dust.
2. Peel the potatoes and cut into quarters. Boil potatoes in a saucepan until cooked. Drain water and mash with a fork.
3. Place sugar in a medium saucepan. Pour ½ cup water into the pan and stir to dissolve sugar. Add moe water to completely dissolve sugar if necessary. Place on medium heat on stovetop and bring to a boil, stirring often. Add 3-4 drops of lemon juice. Reduce heat and simmer until mixture is a thick syrup.
4. Remove saucepan from heat. Using a large wooden spoon, gradually stir in ground almonds, potato and grated lemon peel. Allow to cool to room temperature. Then, cover tightly and refrigerate overnight.
5. Pre-heat oven to 190C degrees. Grease cookie sheets. Spoon out dough with a teaspoon. Roll dough into small balls in your palms. Then roll the balls in powdered cocoa or pine nuts. If using pine nuts, brush each with a bit of egg white.
6. If you want to flavor the cookies, separate a portion of the dough and with your hands, work in a bit of instant coffee flakes, candied fruit or cinnamon. Then make individual balls.
7. Bake cookies just long enough to brown the pine nuts - about 4 minutes. Using a spatula, remove immediately before cookies cool.

Bonne Appétit, or as they say here in Catalonia 'Bon Profit'!

Enjoy our Catalan Recipes!

~Natalia]]> 1221 0 0 0 301 https://elmeson-santafe.com/the-best-cheeses-to-pair-with-sangria/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/salsa-barcelona-where-to-shake-that-booty/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 11:02:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1225 Salsa Barcelona - Where to Shake That Booty! Do you like Salsa? Do you like Barcelona? Well boys and girls, please read on! Because this blog is going to be all about Salsa in Barcelona. What to do, how to do it, and, most importantly, where to do it! When we're talking about 'shaking that booty', we are obviously not talking about our lovely Miley Cyrus trying to twerk, because no, just no, we don't want that. No, we're going to shake our booties with the lovely (originally) cuban dance; Salsa! Yeah, that's right, it's from Cuba. So we don't only owe the Cubans for creating the delicious Mojito, but also this enormously sensual dance. Oh, speaking of Mojito's, check out our blog about amazing cocktails!

What to do?

Did I get you hyped yet? No? My bad. Am I not enthusiastic enough? Okay, let me just tell you one thing. When you want to practise Salsa in Barcelona, you get extremely flexible in the hips, and we all know what they say about people who have flexible hips... they're great dancers! Either with a partner or on your own, mastering  Salsa boosts your self-esteem by a huge amount. It might sound weird, but it does. Being confident about your moves makes you confident about yourself. If you don't believe me, try it and see for yourself. So what should you do? Think about heading to one of these classes and giving it a shot:

How to do it - Schools

Well obviously I can't make you a Salsa-expert instantly. Because this is a blog. These are just words, no classes. Lame, right? Yeah I know, so to help you become an expert, I'll be telling you where you should go to take classes! (For some of them you might want to improve your spanish skills).

Escuela Salsa Barcelona

The first one on our Salsa Barcelona  list is a spanish one. For just 19 euros you can get 4 seminars, 1 hour each. You'll have free entrance on fridays and the bar (open hours), and you can subscribe on your own or with your partner! Please have a look yourself on their website.

Shangó

Shangó is a small, sweet club, and gives free(!) salsa classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 11:30. (And a happy hour from 21:30 - 23:00, in case you need a little liquid courage when it comes to dancing). It is located in the Gothic neighbourhood, carrer d'En Groch 2.

Dance School Antilla

Another school where you can go to practise Salsa is Dance School Antilla. They have professional dance classes, and you'll be mastering the dance in no-time! You can also get private classes, or just drop by for one week to see how it's like. This school is really, really flexible. Try it out! They are located at Carrer d'Aragó 141, and please feel free to do some of your own research on their website!

Where to dance?

There are sooo many clubs where you can do the Salsa in Barcelona. I mean, you can do it anywhere, anytime, but of course we prefer do it in clubs where they have the right music, don't we? Well here is a list with some of the best clubs (it's so hard to pick the best ones, but I'll do my best, just for you)!

Antilla Salsa Barcelona

If I had to pick a number one club to go for salsa dancing in Barcelona, it'd be Antilla Salsa Barcelona. (It's also where you could get classes I mentioned earlier.) This club has a lot of performances of a lot of music bands with so many different kinds of music, with a mix of latin and fusion music. The club has a lovely atmosphere and is divided into two spaces (sala 1 y sala 2), which offer (sometimes free) dance lessons, workshops, performances and delicious Caribbean cocktails. Please do not miss out on this club- its definitely worth a visit!

Mojito Club

If there's another club worth mentioning it'd definitely be the Mojito club. It's not a HUGE club, but the atmosphere is definitely caliente! It's so worth it to visit this club. People line up and dance together, and every now and then the DJ comes down to teach everybody some dance moves! It's located at C/ Rosellón, no. 217. If  you drop by, could you drop a comment below and tell me how amazing your night was?

La Clave

Another great club is La Clave. As soon as you enter this club you realize you've made a great decision entering the room. Because honestly, the music, the people, everything is just so nice. It gives that amazing Cuban taste while you're going out. Yes, this is a great place to Salsa. La Clave is located at Passeig del Rengle – Torre d’Ara. Oh, and you can also take salsa classes here (Like, amazing classes). They have party nights fridays - sundays, and on the other weekdays it's an extremely professional dancing school.

Habana Barcelona

The last one for our Salsa Barcelona blog would be Habana Barcelona. You can start your evening by having dinner here, and about 1-2 am they will clear the tables, and everything just turns into this one big Salsa club. This is another must-see! Grab a bite and end the evening with a lovely salsa swing. Yeah, I love it, do you? Oh, and from Thursday - Sunday they offer free classes where you can just walk in and join the fun! So this is it for today guys. Hope you found our blog useful for your Barcelona Salsa desires! So put on those boots, grab your partner, and let's salsa to it! Untill next time, ~Tjeerd]]> 1225 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/swimming-pools-in-barcelona-men-overboard/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:28:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1235 Swimming Pools in Barcelona - Men overboard! Beaches are a must during summertime and Barcelona has some really nice ones. But summer in Barcelona means lots and lots of tourists and sometimes we just don't want to deal with loud and cramped spaces when all we want is to just lay back and relax while bronzing our skin under the beautiful Mediterranean sun. So today I am giving you, my SuiteLife gang, an alternative. Public swimming pools in Barcelona!

Parc de la Creueta del Coll

Not your everyday boring community pool. Parc de la Creueta del Coll is not just one of the regular swimming pools in Barcelona. The whole area was initially decided to be used to build flats, however later on it was decided that it would be better to turn it into a recreational space for the neighbors in Gracia. The park consists of ping-pong tables, picnic and children's play areas and most importantly a big bathing pool. What makes this swimming pool different than others is it's decor and the nature surrounding it, which makes you feel as if you are on an exotic holiday somewhere in the Caribbean. The water in the pools is relatively shallow which makes it perfect young and old alike to enjoy a refreshing day at Parc de la Creueta del Coll. Admission fees are from 3€ to 6€. Children under 3 years old are let in for free. I know, right?!

Piscines Bernat Picornell

This one is for the sport-oriented swimmers. Piscines Bernat Picornell located on Montjuic hill are three swimming pools created almost solely for competitions and sport's events. The sport center opened doors in 1970 but it was almost entirely renovated in 1992 for the Olympic games in Barcelona. The Bernat Picornell pools are at the top in the list of swimming pools in Barcelona. The swimming center has three swimming pools in total - one heated indoor pool, one competition pool and one diving pool which is temporarily closed. During summertime, the outdoor competition pool is open for the public, however, occasionally there are movies played as part of the Grec festival by the pool. So you'll need to call the center beforehand and establish which days the pool will be open. After all, you don't want to go all the way up to Montjuic and be disappointed at the end, unless you enjoy walking uphill just for the sake of it. Yeah.. me neither.

Llac de Can Dragó

'The lake' Llac de Can Dragó is of the best swimming pools in Barcelona. People refer to it as 'the lake' because of its enormous surface area - 2.960 m². It is the biggest swimming pool in Barcelona and is part of a sports complex that stretches over 15, 000 m². The water is shallow and the pool's maximum depth is 1.30m which is perfect you have children or if you just don't know how  swim :(. The pool has a grassy area surrounding it so pack those sandwiches in the picnic basket and have a great day at Llac de Can Dragó. Oh.. you forgot to pack lunch? No worries, there is a cafe with tables and chair waiting to cater to you. That concludes my blog for this week. I hope you found it helpful if you were wondering where to have a relaxing day to sunbathe away from the noisy beach. If you liked this post feel free to share it with your friends or leave as a sweet comment below. Or both! Weekly joke: Q: Why do squirrels swim on their back? A: To keep their nuts dry! Sincerely, Chris  ]]> 1235 0 0 0 50 http://www.sleater-kinney.net/the-benefits-of-swimming-and-swimming-in-the-swimming-pool/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-for-kids/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:28:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1241 Barcelona for Kids - nicest kids' activities in the city! Hey everyone! Wondering what to do with children in Barcelona? Or if there are any activities in Barcelona for kids in Barcelona that you could plan with your family this summer? If you are the proud parents of some little excited kids eager to get their say in what your schedule will be like during your stay in paradise, we've written this blog with you in mind. Besides, if you're lucky enough to live in Barcelona permanently then that's even better because you'll have all the time in the world to do everything on our list. If you're just on holidays, pick from the list of activities in Barcelona for kids that we've created for you below and have the greatest time in here with your family!

Barcelona for Kids: Attractions

• Sagrada Familia

Even though going to church while on vacations might not sound that appealing for your kids, the architectural beauty of this piece of art will blow their minds anyway. Going on a sunny morning is the best moment to enjoy all the colours created by the stained-glass windows and well, who doesn't like a rainbow? Your kids will love it for sure. Get your tickets in advance on the website and check out our blog on how to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia

• Aquarium

Both fun and culturally rewarding, going to the aquarium is one of the best ways to keep your kids busy and entertained during your holidays in Barcelona. Besides, let's not forget that any activity which allows you and your family to spend some time out of the sun's reach is a blessing that I greatly encourage. Just one warning, I know it's hot in here during the summer and I know its tempting but try not to dive in with the sharks when you go to the Aquarium of Barcelona! Check out the website right here.

• Montjuic Castle

Hosting various events such as exhibitions, feasts and even outdoor screenings, the Montjuic Castle is the ideal place to go with your kids to enjoy the beauty of this medieval castle and the atmosphere from a time of knights and princesses. Located on the fabulous Montjuic hill of Barcelona, get the chance to appreciate a wonderful view of the city and a travel back through time. Have a look at the website and order your tickets in advance.

• Zoo of Barcelona

Situated in the city centre and more specifically in the heart of the beautiful Ciutadella Park, the zoo is definitely a must in terms of activities to do with kids. If you're in Barcelona this summer, don't miss the show "Magic at the Zoo: Unbelievable Animals" by Edouard Juanola that will amaze your whole family! Order your tickets and check out the latest events at the zoo of Barcelona right here.

• Poble Espanyol

Poble Espanyol is located near the Palace next to Plaça d'Espanya. This is one of the best attractions to go when staying in Barcelona and enjoy a great day with your children. It is a typical little Spanish village which brings together buildings made according to each architectural style from all around Spain and they offer activities for families and children such as clues games and shows. Plan your visit on Poble Espanyol's website.

• Catalunya en Miniatura

Located 13km outside of Barcelona, in the municipality of Torelles de Llobregat, this amusement park offers you a large range of miniature sculptures to make you discover the wonders of Catalunya. Get to know this amazing region and the art of scale model replica. Purchase your tickets online on Catalunya en Miniatura's website.

Barcelona for Kids: Museums

Barcelona is a very cultural city which offers many activities for you and your children to get the chance to learn while having fun! Here's a list of museums which are either made for kids or extremely kid-friendly. It's not because your on holidays that you should stop learn people, especially since Barcelona has so many cool museums to go to and have a great time.

• Science Museums

- Museu Blau - Museum of Ideas & Inventions - Holographic Museum

• Historical Museums

- Archaeological museum - Mammoth Museum - Egyptian Museum - Maritime Museum - Museu Etnològic - Barcelona Museum of History

• Art Museum

- MEAM: European Museum of Modern Art - Fundació Joan Miro - MNAC: Museum of Art - Picasso Museum of Barcelona - Casa Ametller

• Diverse

- Chocolate Museum - Wax Museum - Magic Museum - Railway Museum of Catalunya - Barcelona Olympic and Sports Museum - Frederic Mares Museum For more information on the museums, check out the amazing website of kidsinbarcelona.com which gathers all the activities you can do with your children in the city.

Barcelona for Kids: Fun Stuff

So, cultural and grown-up activities are cool for your kids to learn but let's be honest, they will definitely have more fun by doing some outdoor exercises and preferably those who involve water and slides!

• SphereMania

Now that is something seriously funny that I need to try and that I am offering you right now for you to enjoy with your kids. It might look dangerous for some of you but it is very safe and most of all, it looks AMAZING! If you're into "extreme" sports, just try the Sphere. Check out the UK website here for further information and the Facebook page of the company's Barcelona branch right there.

• Bubbleparc

Want to keep in shape while on holidays? Go to the mini amusement park located right in the port of Barcelona where you'll enjoy a Sci-Fi-like obstacle course to do with your kids and enjoy a good day of exercising. Check out Bubbleparc's website to see what it is all about.

• Waterparks

WATERPARKS! I mean no words needed here, right? Actually there is. All of them are located outside of Barcelona and mostly in other cities of the Catalonian coast. The closest waterpark from Barcelona is Illa Fantasia but you'll still need to plan your trip there by getting a train ticket or renting a car. The fun is worth it guys! - Waterworld - Aquadiver water park - Aquopolis water park - Aquabrava - MarineLand - Aqualeon - Costa Caribe water park of Port Aventura - Illa Fantasia

• Beaches

Barcelona has plenty of beaches for you to go and the further you go, the calmer and family friendly the beaches get. Good thing is that even though it's gonna require a little bit of walking you can get there with the Line 4 of the Metro that get you to all the beaches along the city. - Barceloneta - New Icària - Mar Bella (nudist beach, be careful) Moreover, the city of Sitges, which is located 30min away from Barcelona and very easily accessible by train, has many beaches that are very cherished by Barcelona's population and that you should try out if you want to spend your whole day on the beach. Plus, you get to visit the nice city of Sitges.

Barcelona for Kids: Parks

If you're feeling like going to a park because it is one of the best way to spend time with your kids, Barcelona is a very flourished city and it has many green spaces and great parks. - Ciutadella Park - Park Guëll (the outskirt of the park where you don't risk to break any piece of art. Plus, there is a great view!) - Jardin de la Maternitat And so many more! There are squares for kids to play in almost every corner of the city, you'll find what you're looking for for sure.

Barcelona for Kids: Adventures

Feeling adventurous? You need to try those amazing activities to do around Barcelona!

• Port Aventura

The famous amusement park is waiting for you! Located near Tarragona (South of Barcelona), you'll need to plan your trip there but don't worry the park did it all for you! Check out the website and how to get there and purchase your tickets.

• Tibidabo Theme Park

Located on one of the highest hills surrounding Barcelona, Tibidabo offers you the best view on the city. There is a beautiful Cathedral for you to visit but most of all there is an amazing amusement park. Just be careful, it is pretty expensive and you'll need to take the metro, the bus and a funicular railway and your way there but it's worth it! Check out the website and how to get there.

• Natupark
• Activ Natura Adventure Park
• La Selva de l'Aventura

If you like tree climbing and outdoor activities, check out those three aventure parks and spend the day believing that you and your kids too can be Tarzan. Active Natura Park also offers horse riding and other funny stuff such as archery or laser combat. Yay! Further information: Natupark, Activ Natura and La Selva de l'Aventura Alright so, I wish you the best moments with your kids and I really hope you all have fun in Barcelona. See ya! - Aurélien  ]]> 1241 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/american-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:28:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1249 American Restaurants in Barcelona - the taste of freedom! Hi there SuiteLifers! Today's blog post will be about where to find American restaurants in Barcelona. If you are from the US or abroad, and have been in Barcelona for as long as I have, you grow an insatiable hunger for your home comfort food. There are many places around the city that serve American style food, but there are few restaurants that can make it feel authentic. Hope you’re hungry!

Bernie’s Diner

Bernie’s Diner is one of the retro styled American restaurants in Barcelona located in the El Born neighborhood of Barcelona. Founded with simplicity and genuine quality in mind, Bernie’s Diner aims to provide a down to earth atmosphere where one can socialize with friends at any time of the day. Opening at 9:00 a.m., Bernie’s breakfast menu offers an American Breakfast that includes two grilled or scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, and toast, among other great classics.  Though their breakfasts are amazing, their 100% beef burgers and specials are second to none. Everyday Bernie’s uses fresh meat from the Girona region of northern Spain and fresh baked bread made at a local bakery. Whatever meal you pick, it is safe to say you cannot go wrong at Bernie’s Diner. http://www.berniesdiner.com/en/

Bacoa

Founded in 2010, Bacoa has built its reputation for making one of the best hamburgers in Barcelona in just a few short years. Though the hamburger has been a staple of the Spanish menu for many years, Bacoa strives to provide its customers with the highest quality, fresh cooked burgers daily. Offering beef, lamb, and chicken patties, Bacoa uses  the best meats in Spain in their burgers. If a teriyaki glazed Japonesa burger or stuffed pork San Jacobo doesn’t do it for you, you can finish your meal off with Bacoa’s artisan ice cream. Bacoa has 5 locations around the city, so you are never far from that burger you so desire! http://www.bacoa.es/en/

Napa

Napa Restaurant was founded to bring together the unique  flavors of Catalonia, the Mediterranean and California. Known especially for its tapas menu, Napa also offers spectacular full size meals as well as desserts. On the menu you will find items like grilled salmon with potatoes confit, and tapas like calamari with citrus mayonnaise. The service staff are pleasant and helpful, and short wait times are common but it is also possible to make reservations online if you prefer. Located just 20 minutes from Plaça Catalunya in the Eixample neighborhood, Napa has a friendly and intimate setting perfect for any night of the week. http://naparestaurant.es/#napa

Can Dende

Another American restaurant in Barcelona, Can Dende is an American, Brazilian, and Asian fusion brunch and eatery. Located in Poblenou, Can Dende offers a menu full of simple yet delicious brunch and lunch items. Their Eggs Benedict are to die for and pancakes for dessert only make a great meal even better. Wait times are normally short during the week but expect them to be a little longer on the weekends. Make sure to try their pink lemonade and also get aquatinted with Dende, the restaurants resident dog. http://www.candende.com/

Milk

Milk Bar & Bistro was opened in 2005 by an Irish couple with years of experience in the food industry. Milk’s menu is diverse, creative, and changes seasonally based on what ingredients are offered in local markets. Milks signature is their noodle buns for their hamburgers. If you are not in the mood for a hamburger, you can also try items like a steak sandwich or buffalo chicken wings and finish with a banana split with Hershey’s chocolate syrup. Located in the Gothic Quarter, Milk is a perfect place for a birthday dinner, drink after work, or a night out on the town. http://www.milkbarcelona.com/

Nice People BB

Nice People Bread and Burger is a hamburger joint located in Example. Using 100% beef that is prepared daily, Nice People BB is know for its quality and taste. Their special bread buns are baked daily and allow for the perfect fusion between bread and burger. Their ketchup, wasabi mayonnaise, mustard, and garlic aioli are home-made and prepared in the kitchen everyday. Nice People Bread & Burger is relatively new to the burger scene here in the list of American restaurants in Barcelona but is a can’t miss if you’re in the mood for a delicious, high quality meal. http://www.nicepeoplebb.com/#_=_

Taste of America

Though not a restaurant, Taste of America cannot be left off the list. If you miss your Hershey’s Chocolate or Campbell's Soup, this is your place. Taste of America is an American Supermarket located in the heart of Barcelona. Founded almost 20 years ago by a group of Spanish and American friends, Taste of America has grown from a single store in Madrid to 20 stores around Spain. With over 2,000 quality products on its shelves, Taste of American knows that sometimes its the little things that matter in life. Bringing brands like Pepperidge Farm Cookies, Arizona Ice Tea, and Snyder’s Pretzels to it's stores stores makes it an ideal place to go if you are missing your American snacks. Taste of America is definitely a place worth checking out if you are going to be staying in Barcelona for any extended period of time. http://www.tasteofamerica.es/ Thanks guys! Are there any other great American restaurants in Barcelona that you know about? Let us know in the comments!]]> 1249 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/montserrat-monastery-hiking-in-mountains/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:29:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1252 The Montserrat monastery nestled on the mountain[/caption]

Montserrat Monastery: Another Must-See Near Barcelona!

Now that I’m here, I decided to see as much of Barcelona as possible.Every weekend, weather permitting, my friend and I take day trips to different places and tourist sites. Last weekend was no exception. Sunday the 27th of September we decided to go to Montserrat monastery. The weather was beautiful and we eagerly anticipated the pristine Montserrat views we had heard about. We woke up quite early for a Sunday (08:00 a.m.) and were all packed and ready to take the train at 09:30 a.m. There are different kinds of tickets available for a day trip. We bought the “TransMontserrat” ticket that allowed us to travel by train, cable car and use the two cable cars up at the mountain. The train ride would’ve taken us about an hour starting at Plaza España all the way up to “Montserrat Aeri” (the stop where the cable car would take us further up) unless of course there wasn’t a problem. Just one stop before ours, a guy steps into the train, screaming like a maniac that everyone needs to get out because the tracks are blocked and that there are buses that will take us to our stop. Now there’s a change! This was actually very well organized, so nothing but credit to the Spanish railway company. Once at the cable car station, we looked up at an immense mountain range, 1236 meters high, with a monastery nestled close to the top. The cable car took us gently but quickly to where the Montserrat monastery was situated. Finally here, we got a map at the tourist information stand so we could find out where we could start our day. While standing there, trying to figure out where we were now, it struck us as odd that there were a million people walking around wearing judo outfits. Apparently, a judo club was having a sort of team-building weekend going on up on the mountain. Working our way through the judo-crowd, we found the Montserrat monastery and the basilica. The Montserrat monastery is still in use and there are some parts of it that are not open to the public. When we stepped into the basilica, a choir was chanting. It was nice to step into a space filled with quiet people and leave the noise outside. It wasn’t long until we discovered a huge line of people waiting in a closed section of the basilica. After reading the sign, we soon found out that they were all waiting to touch the Black Virgin of Montserrat, who was displayed up at the far end of the basilica. Not being that religious, we just had a look around the basilica itself rather than waiting in line. After having a rest at the beautiful Plaza Mayor and enjoying the views in the sun, we wanted to see more of the mountain itself. There is one funicular going up to the top of Montserrat and since we had that combined ticket, we could ride it for free. After the steepest ride ever, we had the most amazing view. On a clear day, from the top, you can see all the way to the Pyrenees. Being at the very top of a mountain gives you a mighty feeling of being invulnerable. That was one of the most important reasons why we decided to walk one of the three hiking trails…on our flip-flops. Every other sane person who was up there was equipped with proper hiking shoes, Nordic Walking poles and backpacks, but why not give it a try with your fancy shades and on your flip-flops? Personally, I’m glad we did so, because the trail we did (leading us back down to the Montserrat monastery) wasn’t really that hard and led us through amazing areas of the mountain. Highly recommended. After making our way down, which took us about an hour, we had a little rest and decided to go down with the cable car again, since it would probably take more than an hour to get home again and we were pretty tired from walking around for five hours. This time, things with the buses to the train station were organized in the more Spanish way that we are accustomed to. The bus driver waited for a full hour until he had what he considered an appropriate number of people waiting in line. When the bus doors to the bus finally opened, people suddenly turned into animals and were heading for the bus as if having tunnel vision. So, by the time we entered the bus, the driver told us he had no more seats left and that we had to wait for another bus to come. After trying to convince the driver to take us anyway, we found ourselves with a rather small group of people waiting for the other bus. Lucky for us, it showed up just five minutes later and there was enough space for all of us to sit down. About three hours later we were back in BCN, safe and sound, but exhausted. We highly recommend Montserrat monastery as a day trip. Try to be there early though, since there’s lots of cool stuff to do and see. With impressive mountain ranges, precious natural wonders and amazing views it’s a prefect way to escape from the city for a day!   And there's also an amazing wine tasting experience for you to enjoy with the CastleExperience tour if you prefer something a little more gastronomic in flavour! But Monserrat monastery is not the only place to go near Barcelona. You may want to check out our blog about another great day trip in Mallorca ! Cheers ! - Lindsay]]> 1252 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/what-to-do-in-barcelona-with-25e/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:27:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1256 What to do in Barcelona with 25€ (or less) a day - spend smart! Ladies and gents, welcome to the revolutionary brand new blog from SuiteLife about what to do in Barcelona with 25€ (or less) a day! Get ready for some really valuable insider tips for people just like you, but just with a little more experience in BCN :P! For that matter, don't be shy, feel free to share your tips in the comment section below. But for now, enough with the chit-chat, and lets get the party started!

BREAKFAST

All nutritionists recommend a big and nutritious breakfast and who are we to go against that? And since we're in Spain  you should start the day with a Spanish bocadillo (aka baguette with filling, usually ham and/or cheese). And since we know you want only the best, we highly recommend Panaderias 365. They are all over the city and for approximately 3€, you can get a huge bocadillo that is also tasty! And obviously a great day starts with an awesome coffee, they serve lattes for only 1,25€! THAT IS: 4,2€ (so far).

YOU CAN NOW HIT THE BEACH...

With no exaggeration, summer is definitely claiming its rights here in Barcelona (35° C today at 5PM :O ), so there's no friggin' way of being in Barcelona and not going to one of the beaches! So, time to get some tan lines on that skin and let everyone know what an amazing time you are having in this fantastic city (P.S. no beach leg selfies though, that is so 2014 :P )! Obviously the beach is free, but in order for the fun to be complete, here's what you are gonna need:

• a public transportation ticket (either metro or bus should be fine): 2,15€
• a 6-pack of beer cans : 3€
• some snacks: 2€

THAT IS: 7,15€

...OR YOU CAN GO HIKING IN THE HILL OF TIBIDABO

The Tibidabo Cathedral is an amazing part of the Catalan culture on Barcelona, but the way to get there is even more awesome! Why? Because if you are more of a hiker than a 'bather', this is the place to be for you, as you will find yourself in the middle of nature breathing fresh air away from the city pollution? The pathway up to the Cathedral slithers round the hill and takes approximately 1 1/2 h to reach the top, so we would like to make some suggestions on what you would need:

• first of all - public transportation ticket: 2,15€
• bottle of water: 0,50€
• protein bar: 1€

THAT IS: 3,65€

LUNCH

After all these extremely physically draining activities, clearly it's time for some well-deserved lunch! SuiteLife Barcelona recommendation: TENTO! Wondering why? Well because you can also find them pretty much everywhere within the city and they sell healthy cooked dishes that are only 2 mins away from touching your mouth, due to the fact that they have a lot of microwave ovens where you can heat your stuff up! Not to mention they have a very wide range of meals with which you can customise your own menu for just 6,95€!!! The menus include 2 main courses, bread, a small bottle of water and a dessert! You can also go with the 1/2 menu (with only one main course) for 4,95€, but trust us, spending 2€ more for another plate of food is worth it here! THAT IS: 6,95€

SIESTA? NAH, THAT S**T IS FOR LOSERS!!!

You haven't come to Barcelona to sleep now, have you? It's sightseeing time, because sleep is for the weak! So, after lunch, you have to burn those calories for good! And thank God, Barcelona has a bazillion places for you to see and admire! If you click here, you will see the SuiteLife recommendation for the MUST-SEE sites here in Barcleona, so why not check our blog for more info ;)? Costs:

• walking: FREE!!!
• water bottle: 0,50€
• some snacks: 1€

THAT IS: 1,50€

DINNER

Dinner should be the lightest meal of the day, so after you're done with all your plans we suggest you hit Cerveceria Montaditos! Most of their tapas are  1€ (!!), and believe us - they are reeaally good! Plus you can choose from a lot of varieties, which is awesome because you get to experience the real Spanish food! Prices:

• 4 tapas * 1€ = 4 €
• beer = 1€

THAT IS: 5 € TOTAL: 24,85€ And that's it, SuiteLifers! Feeling more enlightened now? Thought so! That's what happens when you know what to do in Barcelona with 25€  (or less) a day! Now it is yours to take! Till next time, peace out! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)  ]]> 1256 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-photo-blog/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:27:34 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1285 Barcelona Photo Blog – Barcelona neighbourhoods in photos! After many blogs about eating, shopping, traveling… the Suitelife team have come up with the idea of Barcelona photo blog in which we show you the beauty of all Barcelona neighbourhoods with some aspects of artistic expression such as Barcelona sculpture, Barcelona architecture, Barcelona street art and daily life of residents there. Let’s travel to Barcelona and explore art, architecture, people and tradition through our interns’s lens!

1. Barri Gòtic

Street performer in Plaça Reial, popular meeting place Located in the old city, Gothic area with many attractions is always crowded by tourists, but in the evening you will find out that locals are attracted to many restaurants and bars.  Old, narrow, but beautiful streets, interesting bars, nice coffee shops and restaurants or clothing stores, you can find them all and do anything you want in this famous neighbourhood.

2. Raval 

MACBA, housing the city's main collection of modern art and popular skate spot El Raval is part of the second development stage of historic Barcelona. Even it was an unsafe and  no-go area for tourists in the past, the Raval is being transformed into a lively and multi-cultural neighbourhood with a variety of attractive cafes, restaurants and bars.

3. El Born

One of El Born's characteristic narrow streets One of my favourite neighbourhoods with the best pizza in town - only 1.50 euro a slice :) ! Here you can find nice restaurants, bars, trendy but pricey boutiques, shoe shops and one of the most amazing modernist buildings: the Palau de la Musica.  Ciutadella Park (also home toBarcelona Zoo) is such a perfect place for picnic weekend!

4. Barceloneta

Passeig Don Joan Borbó Comte Barcelona where you'll find some of the city's best seafood restaurants. Of course Barceloneta is one of the city's most visited and popular districts with its perfect location near Barcelona's Port Vell and sandy beaches. What should I say about this neighbourhood? In my mind, Barceloneta's images are: rows of restaurants and bars, sound of guitar from street performers on the sand, locals sitting in their chairs in the street and narrow balconies displaying clothes drying in the sun!

5. L'Eixample

Beautiful park near Sagrada Família Central and quiet from the chaos of Plaza Catalunya or Espanya, L'Eixample is a nice place to stay in terms of safety and convenience. The area is packed with buildings in art-nouveau style, some of the best and most expensive restaurants in town and most of Barcelona's international designer shops! Rambla de Catalunya is my favourite place to sit and people-watching from one of the many beautiful terrace cafes!

6. Gràcia

One of the nicest streets in Gràcia Gràcia is one of the most popular and vibrant district in the city! You can't think of Gràcia without imagining the modernist Casa Fuster and Gaudi's Cava Vicens! Plaza del Sol is the most renowned area of this neighbourhood (with terrace cafes), being a place for people to convene to drink and be merry at night!

7. Diagonal Mar

The yellow flowering trees in a park in Diagonal Mar, Barcelona With the broadest and most important avenues, modernist architectures, international schools and many large and modern shopping malls with supermarkets,  restaurants, cinemas and various services such as massage spas or hair salons, Diagonal  Mar is the deifnitely a city hotspot!

8. Poble Nou

In Poble Nou, you can sit and enjoy the old part of district with elegant buildings and pavement cafes, see the locals and the kids playing in the park, Barcelonians going about in their business. There is a local Rambla street there and I love it more than the famous one! Furthermore, just a few minutes walking and you can see the beach which is quieter and non-touristy. Its the perfect place to escape to once you're tired of Barceloneta beach.

9. Poble Sec

Street art and graffiti wall in Poble Sec. Between the city centre and Montjuic, Poble Sec is sufficiently away from the main tourist areas. Therefore, it is fairly quiet except when your place is near the Camp Nou stadium or in Carrer de Blai - the ideal location for  many local bars and restaurants with authentic Catalan cuisine with very reasonable price!

10. Villa Olimpica

Student gathering in a park near thePompeu Fabra University campus In this area, Bogatell is an ideal place to sit and relax after a long day at the beach! With old looks of small cafes and narrow streets, the Olympic village also has many clubs, bars and restaurants where you will meet all of your entertainment needs! There are many famous architectures in this area such as The Port Olímpic de Barcelona, Golden fish and Torre Mapfre! This is a photo collection taken by people who fall in love with Barcelona, the town you never want to leave! Hope you enjoyed our very own Barcelona photo blog and now let's discover more information about all neighbourhoods in Barcelona through more of our blogs below! Top 5 Barcelona neighbourhoods EL Born Raval Gracia Eixample Gothic Villa Olympica Diagonal Poble Sec Poble Nou  ]]> 1285 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/english-speaking-locksmiths-in-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 14:36:33 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=905

English speaking locksmiths in Barcelona - quick, reliable, emergency 24h service

Good day Señoras & Señores! Let me tell you a story. A very unpleasant story that happened to our beloved boss Benny alomost 10 years ago. In a nuthsell, he got locked out his flat at 3am in the morning and the next day he had to fly to Canada. Wanna know what he did? He called some English speaking locksmiths in Barcelona who charged him 300 bucks, as he called him for an emergency. Now everyone would like to avoid that situation, right? That's why we've put together a list of the English speaking locksmiths in Barcelona that could help you out of a bind. So save these contacts in the memory of your phone NOW!

1. CERRAJERIA BCN

• CONTACT NUMBERS: + 34 93 752 54 10 / + 34 659 536 536
• WEBSITE: http://www.cerrajeriabcn.es/en/
• EMAIL: info@cerrajeriabcn.es
• DESCRIPTION: With a call centre open 24/7 that can assist you in English, Cerrajeria BCN operates throughout all Barcelona and also in the cities located in close proximity (Terrassa, Badalona, Barbera, Sitges, Castelldefells, Cornellá, etc.). With proficiency in emergencies, residential or commercial locksmith services and also high security systems, they will make sure you get in asap.

2. OPENDOOR LOCKSMITH

• CONTACT NUMBER: +34 658 668 478
• WEBSITE: http://www.opendoors24h.com/english/
• EMAIL: mail.opendoorv@gmail.com
• DESCRIPTION: Targeted specifically at tourists, Opendoor Locksmith provide a reliable and fast service, not charging a preferential fee for foreigners (like other locksmiths in the city). They can be employed both from inside Barcelona and from the cities around, such as El Baix Llobregat, Garraf, Maresme, etc. In addition to opening closed doors, Opendoor Locksmith sells locks, safes, domestic rolling shutters, bars, security blinds, and anti-shatter glass for businesses.

3. CERRAJEROS BARCELONA EAC

• CONTACT DETAILS: +34 670 774 733
• DESCRIPTION: Cerrajeros Barcelona EAC is another locksmith company operating 24/7 as well as during holidays (and for the love of God, Spaniards do have loads!), with professional English speaking workers that open people's door locks in the city centre and nearby. Besides from opening property doors and changing locks, they also do lock repairs and even car doors. They offer people discounts on each operation, so make sure you don't forget to ask for yours!

Tips

We wouldn't be anywhere without our dear SuiteLifers and we'd like you to always keep safe, so that's why our friends from Cerrajeria BCN have provided us with a guide on how to make burglars' attempts harder. Here are their pieces of advice:

1. Do not let anyone into your house that you don't know. If they claim to be a service worker of some sort, make sure to ask for the proper identification prior to you letting them in!
2. Make sure to always lock all your doors and windows!
3. Install dead bolt locks on all of the external doors!
4. Always change all the locks when you first move in!
5. Never give your keys to any service workers, gardeners, cleaning crews or anyone else not you do not know well!
6. Never have an ID tag with personal information and home address attached to your keys!
7. Install keyed window locks and locks on your garage!
8. Make sure to have the outside of your home well lighted as a deterrent!
9. What should you do when you are away!
10. Always leave your outside lights on, so that it appears as though someone is at home!
11. Ask some you know and trust to check up on your home periodically!
12. Have your mail held at the post office while you are away or have you know and trust pick up your mail every day or every other day!
13. Make sure all windows and doors are shut and locked. Don't forget about your garage door and shed!
14. Tell neighbors and the security patrol in your neighborhood (if you have one) that you will be out of town and for them to keep a look out for any unusual behavior!

Till next time, stay safe SuiteLifers! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)  ]]> 905 0 0 0 214 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/english-speaking-services-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/tibidabo-amusement-park-the-temple-de-sagrat-cor-and-more/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 15:19:29 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1372 Tibidabo Barcelona - "What" and "Where" is it? Located at the top of Collserola mountain, Tibidabo Barcelona is home to the Tibidabo Amusement Park and the magical “Temple de Sagrat Cor”.  Dating back to 1900, work began on the Tibidabo Amusement Park and the “Blue Tram” and “Funicular Railway”. Barcelona Tibidabo officially opened on the 29^th of October 1901, the “Blue Tram” was considered to be a highly modern and innovative transport method and ended up being one of the main attractions. First and foremost, I would like to emphasise that although Barcelona Tibidabo is advertised as an “amusement/theme park” it really is a whole lot more than that. Barcelona Tibidiabo Amusement Park is a magical area of Barcelona with over 30 attractions, rides, ferris wheels, and restaurants and yes, I will say it again....VIEWS!!!! Certainly not just for the kids, you will find people of all ages at the top of Barcelona’s Collserola mountain. So charming and emblematic, Tibidabo was used as a filming location for Woody Allens’s Oscar winning film “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”. With the handsome and imposing church, “Temple de Sagrat cor”, you can’t help but feel you have stumbled upon a secret that nobody else has discovered!  

What is the "Temple de Sagrat Cor"?

The  Temple de Sagrat Cor or The Church of the Sacred Heart, designed by architect Enric Sagnier, is the illuminated Church which is visible from almost every point of Barcelona. A truly charming and romantic part of Barcelona, it's always one of the first talking points amongst people arriving to the city and asking, "What is that magical and mysterious place on the hill?". 512 metres above sea level, the building The  Temple de Sagrat Cor started in 1902 and took 60 years to complete. Although not as impressive as other Barcelona architecture such as The Sagrada Familia, The  Temple de Sagrat Cor offers so much more in terms of it's location and if I could only visit one, I would struggle to choose a favourite!  

How to get to Tibidabo Amusement Park | The  Temple de Sagrat Cor | Collserolla Mountain

Believe it or not, I found Tibidabo by accident when my friend Jason and I were hiking around Collserola. One minute we were surrounded by beautiful trees and nature, and the next we could here screaming kids on roller-coasters. By no means is it a gentle stroll and I dread to think how it would be with kids in tow...so hear are some realistic options! To get to Tibidabo Barcelona and the Temple de Sagra Cor church, jump on the Ferrocarril train on L7 at Plaza Catalunya and head to station Av Tibidado. Remember, this is NOT THE METRO SYSTEM. And now for the fun part, cameras at the ready!! Look for the" old Tramvia blau" and take it  to the Funicular of Tibidabo train, which will take you to the church and Tibidabo amusement park at the top of Collserola. The T2 Tibibus shuttle bus service also runs all day from Plaza Catalunya with a few stops on the way including Park Guell, but I would suggest the more romantic "Blue Tram" if you really want to experience it properly and don't forget, the T2 Tibibus only operates during the summer months when the Tibidabo park is open! So..enjoy and let me know what you think!!! Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer and Tibidabo-Dib-dabber!

]]> 1372 0 0 0 180 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 286 http://florero.brarudi.net/property-in-barcelona-for-sale/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-5-english-speaking-hairdressers-barcelona/ Fri, 14 Aug 2015 16:04:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1384 BEST ENGLISH-SPEAKING HAIRDRESSERS IN BARCELONA There are a lot of English speaking hairdressers in Barcelona. As a vibrant and multinational city, many hairdressers around the world chose Barcelona as their second home to develop their skills and careers. A new haircut can refresh your look as well as boost your confidence totally. Choosing a hair salon is risky and difficult, especially when you move a new city. You will ask a lot of questions such as "Where would I go ?", "How would I explain to them what and how I would like to do with my hair when I do not speak Spanish well ?" But don't worry, today Suitelife will help you pick out the best English speaking hair dressers in Barcelona. All these hair salons have already been in Barcelona for years. They understand what customers want well and surely will not disappoint you.

ANTHONY LLOBET

Anthony LLobet is definitely the most well-known and oldest English-speaking hair salons in Barcelona.  Having already been in Bcn for 14 years, Anthony Llobet has 5 salons in the best neighborhoods in Barcelona, from Gracia to El Born. When you come here, you do not have to be worry about language boundaries because their friendly and welcoming London-trained staff are from all around the world. There are 11 languages are spoken between them and you can explain exactly what you would like. With 25 years experience in hair dressing, Mr Anthony Llobet, who is of English-Catalan decent, has traveled around the world to style in various fashion shows, catwalks, TV and so on. He is also a TREsemmé Spain ambassador. You can feel his passion reflected in the retro interiors and the slogan "Don't let your Spanish come between you and your hair". If you want to book an appointment, you should telephone the salon directly. Their website has lots of useful info that you can check here

ONDA SALON

If Anthony Llobet can make you feel like you enter a friendly and casual pub, Onda Salon is like having dinner at a fancy Italian restaurant. The salon was founded in 2009 by Piero Zatra, an Italian stylist who used to be a style director of Toni&Guy in London and finally chose Barcelona as his home. The staff at Onda are laid back Italians who speak English very well. The salon offers variety of services both in hairdressing and aesthetics. At Onda, you can find hairstyle for every occasion, latest hairstyles trends as well as waxing, massages, treatments, make up and so on. The staff are very friendly and they can give you the best advice for hair and beauty services. The salon follows the luxurious interior design with flourish wallpaper and big chandelier lights. The price might not be as cheap as many other hair salons in Bcn, but it is reasonable for their excellent services. Their website is very cool, especially their 3D virtual interior tour letting you see inside the shop. If you wish to schedule an appointment, you can contact them via telephone, Whatsapp, email or contact form on their website.

TOUCH

Elegance and sophistication is what Touch brings to its customers. Touch hair salon is owned and managed by the Dutch hairdresser Gijs Hoogendam who has diverse experience as a stylist for different fashion shows. The mission of Touch is to enhance your look, bring out the best of your features and boost your confidence. With Gijs's incredible artistic flare  and his 20-year experience on and off catwalk, Touch's aim is to ensure you leave the salon feeling like a million dollars. When you come to Touch, Gijs will be a great listener and consultant as he will discuss with you carefully about what are you looking for.  His excellent eyes for details can be reflected in the salon's black and white interior design with the ornate Baroque mirrors and furniture being imported from his old salon in the Netherlands. If you want to feel like having your own stylist in a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere, Touch always welcomes you. Check out their website here

DTOX

The cool thing about hair salons in Barcelona is that they are so trendy, which makes you admire the design and never get bored waiting for the haircut or treatment process. Dtox is another hair salon opened by a Catalan and Spanish team who speaks English well. Dtox will amaze you with their professional team who were featured on Catalan newspapers "el Periódico" and "La Vanguardia". Although Dtox is hidden in an old 50's building located in El Raval, the salon is very lush and beautiful with modern furniture and industrial look. If you want to find a place to spend an afternoon before having dinner or drink at the evening with a new look, Dtox can be a good choice ! Unfortunately, their website is only available in Spanish, so if you want to know more about their services, you should contact them via telephone at here

SHIBUYA WORLD

You definitely know the two most popular hair-straightening treatments recently: Japanese Hair Straitening and Brazilian Keratin Treatment. And if you want to go to a place specializing in Japanese treatment, why not try Shibuya World, a small quirky salon which is opened and operated by a passionate Japanese team. With 2 branches in Barcelona, Shibuya World is the place where nothing is impossible. They specialize in different treatments and dyeing hair from popular colors to rare ones such as green, blue and orange,...Also, they have a large stock of hair extensions in different shapes and size, which can please any clients with any weird hairstyle ideas. Once you enter this small salon, you will experience the feeling of being in Shibuya neighborhood known as fashion and nightlife area in Japan. If you are into Japanese culture, you can check out our blog Best of Japanese culture in Barcelona Winter is coming, why not have your hair cut and recharge your energy ? If you know any other English-speaking hair salons in Bcn, we would like to hear about them, leave us a comment below ! ~Trang  ]]> 1384 0 0 0 23 http://beauty-supply.xyz/anthony-llobet-salon-gracia/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/some-of-the-best-barcelona-sculptures/ Tue, 18 Aug 2015 09:21:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1396 Barcelona Sculptures :  Best (non-Gaudi) Sculptures For many, Barcelona is inextricably linked with the work of Antoni Gaudí. People from all over the world visit the city to wonder at his highly original organic buildings and sculptures. Barcelona wouldn’t be the same without these iconic works. Looking beyond Gaudí, Barcelona has a selection of other permanent more modern sculptural works that have been significant in defining new periods and adorning public spaces in the city. Sometimes it’s easy to pass by the open air gallery that is Barcelona so keep your eyes peeled the next time you wander its streets and ´plazas’. Here are some worth checking out. Barcelona Sculptures: The Raval Cat – Designed by Fernando Botero this is one of Barcelona’s most popular sculptures. The big, black bulbous cat sits staring out on the Rambla de Raval. It has moved around the city and has finally come to rest here. As it watches over the antics of the Raval, kids love to scramble up its legs and others use it as a meeting point. It has in part ended up here to help promote the regeneration of the Raval district. Barcelona Sculptures : Cap de Barcelona – The famous Pop Artist, Roy Lichtenstein, was commissioned to create a sculpture for the 1992 Olympics. Originally to be placed in the mountains, it was decided that it would be more suited to the old port. Standing 20 metres high, it’s instantly recognisable as a Lichtenstein with abstract features and a use of bold colour to represent a woman’s head. He used the old technique of “Trencadis”, popular with Modernists in Catalonia where ceramic tiles are smashed and stuck back together to create a work of art. Barcelona Sculptures: Frank Gehry’s Fish – The giant ‘peix’ has become just as emblematic of Barcelona as any of Gaudí’s structures. The first piece to be designed by Gehry & Associates using computer aided design was commissioned for the Olympics. Highly conceptual, this huge copper fish glints in the setting sun and reflects a modern Barcelona that was transformed by the Olympics Games. It is also very much a part of its environment being formed at the same time as the expanded seafront and the new beaches of Bogatel, Nova Icària, and Mar Bella. Barcelona Sculptures: Woman with Bird – One of Barcelona´s most famous artists, Miró, bequeathed this sculpture to Barcelona in 1983. The The Dona I Ocell (Woman with Bird) can be found in Parc Joan Miró near Plaza Espanya and uses the same “Trencadis” technique of shattered and reconstituted tiles so typical of Gaudí’s work. Miró’s last public work is reminiscent of many of his expressionist paintings.     Barcelona Sculptures: Cloud & Chair – You might miss this rambling sculpture called Nuvol i Cadira or Cloud & Chair on the Modernist building of the Antoni Tapies Foundation on calle Aragon. The tangled tubular structure takes up the space between the two buildings and either looks like a wild abstract painting or barbed wire protection depending on your point of view. You need to look closely to see the chair. The foundation was established by Catalunya´s most famous artist, Antoni Tapies, to promote contemporary art. If you know of any other cool sculptures in Barcelona let us know! Ranald]]> 1396 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/barcelona-to-madrid-how-to-get-there-on-the-cheap/ Tue, 18 Aug 2015 13:46:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1419 Barcelona to Madrid - Two of Spain's/World's Greatest Cities! Barcelona to Madrid is a journey I seem to be making more and more frequently recently. I am becoming quite the expert on travel routes between the two cities. Barcelona to Madrid may strike you as a simple journey, which it is, but if you aren't careful, you could end up paying more than you may imagine. Barcelona to Madrid....Vamos!! At the time of writing, I have been living in Barcelona for the best part of two years, I've loved every moment of it, the ups, the downs and the sideways bits in-between. However, as with everything in life, it has been nothing like I imagined it to be. When I moved to Barcelona, I had visions of  jetting off every weekend, to some other beautiful part of Spain...or perhaps Italy or France. Not to say I haven't explored because I have, but life does have a way of getting in the way of things. Once I started working and paying for things like rent and food, it became difficult to find time to enjoy Barcelona, let alone fly to Madrid or Paris! Recently though, I met a girl...(queue dramatic operatic film music) who lives in Madrid. She's one of a kind and I'm happy as Larry, to say the very least. The last few weekends, I've been flying from Barcelona to Madrid to see her, being careful to spend as little as possible on the journey,  and as much time as possible with her, food, wine and all the other good stuff that goes hand in hand.

Barcelona to Madrid - What are the options?

What I have come to realise, is that when travelling from Barcelona to Madrid, the cheapest option is not always the best option. However, I appreciate that some of you SuiteLifers may disagree so I will give you the low-down on what's hot-to-trot.

The AVE Train (RENFE) - High Speed

Why use the AVE train to get from Barcelona to Madrid? A comfortable and fast way to travel between Barcelona - Madrid, the RENFE AVE Train is a a high speed train travelling from Barcelona Sants/La Sagrera Train stations to Madrid central train station. How long does the train take from Barcelona to Madrid? The journey time is more or less 3 hours. When you consider that you get on the train in Barcelona and don't have to travel to the airport, the journey time is more or less the same as if you were to fly. Especially if you were  to get to the airport an hour or two in advance. When do the trains leave from Barcelona to Madrid? I think the real beauty of getting the AVE RENFE high speed train, is the frequency of which they run. There is one if not two trains from Barcelona to Madrid leaving every hour from 6am to 9pm. For a good look at the timetable just click -----> Here :) How Much is the train from Barcelona to Madrid? It's not cheap and will cost you €120 return and as tourist. However, it must be said that as flights from Barcelona to Madrid fluctuate, the AVE Train does not. I always use this as a reference, if a flight is considerably more than this amount, you know the train price will remain the same.   

The Estrella Night Train (RENFE) - Not So High Speed

Why use the Estrella Night train to get from Barcelona to Madrid? Bottom line, the Estrella Night Train run by RENFE offers the cheapest way to get from Barcelona to Madrid. If you have time but no money, the Estrella Night Train from Barcelona to Madrid is your best bet. How long does the Estrella Night Train take to get from Barcelona to Madrid? The journey time is more or less 9 hours. If you have a sleeping bag and a pillow, and you can get comfortable, I suggest you get some shut eye and sleep well knowing you are saving a bunch of money not only by using the cheapest travel route, but also saving yourself from shelling out for a nights accommodation. When does the Estrella Night Train leave from Barcelona to Madrid? As there is only one night in a day, there is only one night train, so be careful you don't turn up late and miss it. Typically the Estrella Night Train leaves Barcelona at around 10pm. For a good look at the timetable just click -----> Here :) How Much is the Estrella Night Train from Barcelona to Madrid? It's cheap, in fact, it's dirt cheap. €44. Need I say any more about this? I don't think so.

Fights from Barcelona to Madrid (My personal recommendation)

Why fly from Barcelona to Madrid? Often, but not always, you can get some great deals on Barcelona to Madrid flights. If like me, you don't have much time, but a great desire to be in Madrid, then flying offers quick and flexible way to travel. How long is the flight from Barcelona to Madrid? The flight itself is more or less ONE HOUR. However, bare in mind that Barcelona/El Prat Airport is outside of Barcelona city and typically you will need to set aside an hour, just to get from the city to  the airport. To get from Barcelona city to the airport, I usually use the train, which goes from Clot, Paseo de Gracia and Barcelona Sants. It's cheap and only takes about 30-40 minutes. But be careful as there are only one or two trains every hour, meaning you often have to wait for 30 minutes for it to arrive. NB - The train from Barcelona to El Prat Airport takes you to Terminal 2, flights from Barcelona to Madrid leave from Terminal 1 which means you have to jump on the little shuttle bus (free of charge), this adds an extra 15 minutes to your journey which I didn't realise and nearly missed my flight. BE CAREFUL! If time is not your friend, I suggest jumping on the Aerobus in Placa Cataluyna (Barcelona center) which costs about €5-6 and stops at both terminal 1 and 2. Stress free and perhaps a little easier. Who offers the best Flights from Barcelona to Madrid? There are certainly many companies offering "cheap flights from Barcelona to Madrid" but it must be said that the prices fluctuate rapidly and seemingly without reason. So far, I have found Vueling to offer the best prices, although recently while I was booking a ticket, the price dropped from €99 to €35. Of course I was happy about this, but it just seems that sometimes it's worth waiting and watching for the prices to change.

Vueling - Great Service, Punctual and THE BEST PRICES!

How Much are flights from Barcelona to Madrid? It's not bad, but it's not great. Baring in mind you can get the AVE Train for €120, I usually use that as a base. So far, I have paid about €130 return from Barcelona to Madrid, it seems that flights from Madrid to Barcelona are cheaper than the other way round.  It seems that during peak periods (which is generally on weekends or holidays when I want to fly), the flights are about €99 each way....no thanks!! Spanair Spanair always sound very attractive, but they are one of those companies that don't include things like taxes in their price, so it may start off at €50 return, it normally ends up being considerably more than that, and in my experience, Spanair do not offer the best value on flights between Barcelona and Madrid. Rumbo http://www.rumbo.es/ are great in the way that they search for routes of various companies. For example, you could fly from Barcelona to Madrid with Vueling, but then return with SpanAir. They mix and match cheap flights so you don't have to scour the different sites for the best deal. So there you have it, Barcelona to Madrid. I hope you enjoy your travels as I have done. Madrid and Barcelona are very different, but both incredible places and I'm happy to have experienced them as I have.

THE BUS FROM BARCELONA TO MADRID?

Well, I haven't taken the bus from Barcelona to Madrid. I must say, it would be cheaper, but not necessarily cheaper than the night train. Considering it takes more time I would not even bother with the bus, unless of course, you are on a massive budget and want to take your own sweet time! Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer and BCN to MADRID Frequent Flyer!]]> 1419 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/24-hour-shopping-in-barcelona/ Wed, 19 Aug 2015 09:45:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1430 The 24 Hour Shopping store in Barcelona: A Lost Concept Do I really need a 24 hour shopping store in Barcelona to survive here? ‘You’re in Barcelona! Why are you thinking about Walmart?  Never in my wildest dreams...’ This is my latest self-conversation. You would think I was brought up in a place not at all similar to this, but all of a sudden the concept of stores closing by 9 pm and not opening on a Sunday seem so foreign to me. But it does make perfect sense as it did in Jamaica (10 years ago): how can you go to the beach or enjoy a Sunday stroll with the family if you are at the supermarket… or any other shopping for that matter? And of course you will learn the concept of doing without (improvising) or, meeting your neighbours if you run out of that necessary ingredient. But for those of you who don’t like any of those ideas, especially after you just spent the last 48 hours partying in Barcelona and have no more cash to go to a great restaurant with a terrace, I have taken the liberty of putting it out there. Are you ready? There ARE 24 hour shopping stores in Barcelona! You may have to walk a few blocks but none the less, they do exist! I have to tell you. You should be very grateful for these stores because there are major hurdles to get over here in order to open one of these late night/ 24 Hour shopping stores in Barcelona. The laws of Barcelona do not promote this concept at all, thus there are heavy fees involved. First up on the 24 hour shopping list is Open25. They are the only ones that actually open for the entire 24 hours on Monday and Sunday 365 days a year. Otherwise they open Thursday to Sunday 24 hours and Monday to Wednesday 8:00am to 2:00am. Open25 sells everything you could need to get by until the rest of Barcelona re-opens. Click here for their locations - Open25. [caption id="attachment_18924" align="aligncenter" width="267"] Open25[/caption] Next  on the list are OpenCor and VIPS. They open until 2:00am and have way more than what will get you by. Restaurants, electronics… stuff. What?!? But they aren't open after 2:00am. Seriously, if you are hungry after 2:00am go to bed. :) Ok so really now this will get your mind off Walmart because Walmart does not have 24 hour pharmacies where I am from. This should be your only NEED after 2:00am. So because I care so much :), here are a few 24 Hour pharmacies in Barcelona, addresses and all:

• Farmacia Torres

Calle Aribau, 62 08011 Barcelona Tel: 934-539-220

• Farmacia Cervera

Muntaner, 254 (Between Travessera and Diagonal) 08021 Barcelona Tel: 932-000-996

• Farmacia Bonanova

Plaza Bonanova, 6 08022 Barcelona Tel: 934-178-032 Even though you should be enjoying the Barcelona experience and adhering to their culture of either being asleep or partying after 1:00am, I will throw in a 24 hour copy shop. But as a reader of this blog I hope you will only use it if you need to photocopy travel documents for travel early in the morning. Who needs Kinkos when you have Workcenter! [caption id="attachment_18925" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Workcenter 24 Hour Copying + DHL[/caption] In the end all you really need to know when you think you need a to do 24 hour shopping in Barcelona is that there are two greater options in Barcelona for that time of night ... sleeping and partying! And that's the way it's done in Barcelona. Relax a little and enjoy the ride! Besos Melissa]]> 1430 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/barcelona-skate-spots-skateboarders-paradise/ Wed, 19 Aug 2015 09:52:25 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1431 Skating in Barcelona is extremely popular. Many skaters from all over the world flock into the city to practice their skills. Read on to find out where you can find the best Barcelona skate spots and skate shops! So you want to explore the city’s architecture in a different way? You could use some exercise to lose that winter chubbiness? Unlike yours truly, you have an above average sense of balance? Then why not discover the city on a skateboard? With the balmy climate, the laidback culture and the distinctive designs of public places, Barcelona has come to be known as skateboarding paradise. In a previous blog post on skate spots in Barcelona, we already talked about the two most famous ones, namely Plaça de la Universitat and the MACBA Museum. Covering all of the Barcelona skate spots  would be a rather hopeless task, the best thing to do is take your board and go exploring, really. However, to get you started we have collected some other places that are much appreciated by skaters: (be sure to also check out our map below)

Barcelona Skate Spots: Paral·lel

Some hundred meters from the metro station (green line, L3) there’s a spot with a lot of ledges, benches, a slope and a stage in the middle. Very popular!

Barcelona Skate Spots: Fòrum

After you get off the metro (yellow line, L4), go towards the ocean. You will find benches, ledges, wavelike structures, large stairs and a skate park closeby. A lot of exploring possiblities!

Barcelona Skate Spots: Sants station (Estació de Sants)

Both sides of the station (green line, L3 and blue line, L5) offer great skating areas. On one side you will find several stone benches, a long rail and some stairs. The other side features a manual pad and a set of stairs. A popular hangout place for many skateboarders.

Barcelona Skate Spots: Fondo

A bit further a way, but easily accessible with the orange line (L9). Basically a skate park, but there are also nice benches on the side of the street.

Barcelona Skate Spots: Arc de Triomf

Accessible with the red line (L1) Here you'll find a lot of stairs, slopes and rails. Great place to practice!

Barcelona Skate Spots: Port Olimpic

Large smooth boardwalks, some stairs, some rails and a refreshing sea breeze… What more do you need?   Being the skateboarder's paradise, Barcelona also has some nice skate shops. So if you wish to update or expand your skating gear, we suggest you pay a visit to Inercia Shop, Free Barcelona and/or Ikara Skate Shop. They are the most well-known skate shops in Barcelona. This should definitely get you on your way. So if you now feel the unstoppable urge to practice your skateboarding skills – or impress the girls / guys – you know where to go! But as said before, Barcelona certainly houses a lot more skateboarding spots, so don’t hesitate to set out on an exploration of the city! If you're looking for more great info on skating in Barcelona you must check out this site which is the Bible of Skate Spots in Barcelona! The map below is from their site but you can also get more detailed info from them so check it out! Click Here to View a Larger Map Let us know in the comments if you have any other skating recommendations, we’d love to hear them!   - by Machteld De Groef / Photos by Charlotte Jiaqian Chen]]> 1431 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/strange-in-barcelona-weird-things-in-the-city/ Wed, 19 Aug 2015 10:13:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1435 Things That May Seem Strange in Barcelona Coming from the Other Side of the World -  Strange in Barcelona Sirens -> Every now and then, as with every city in the world, I hear the police, fire trucks or ambulance racing down the street to someone’s aid. Okay.. what’s so weird? Every time I hear them, I immediately think I’m in some 1950’s mafia movie or that I somehow got transmitted back in time to World War II. The European reading this blog will be wondering what I am talking about. Well here it is… this is what we hear in the west in real life (ambulance siren)…. And this is what we hear in the west in the movies (strange Barcelona siren). -  Strange in Barcelona Elevators -> if nothing else teaches you about patience in Barcelona, it will be the elevators! Given the antiquity of them, they are quite slow and don’t support the being in a rush concept. And don’t think running up or down the staircase will be any faster because the floor to floor heights are twice that in the west and so it means double the steps. [caption id="attachment_18974" align="aligncenter" width="265"] Typical elevator In Barcelona[/caption] At first, after you push the button (depending on where you are you may have to push the button of the floor you are on for it to come to you), you will hear some industrial noise and you will think to yourself “I hope that was not in this building”. Indeed it is. The elevators here are all old hydraulic elevators and so you hear the hydraulics at work every time someone tries to use it. Anyhow, the elevator finally gets to you and now you are thinking “why won’t these doors open?” It’s fairly simple, you have to open the doors on your own; and depending on where you are you will also have to open the inner ones as well. You better close these doors when you get out because neither you nor the next person will be going anywhere unless you do. Lastly, only if you have a death wish should you try to fit more than 4 people into an elevator. -  Strange in Barcelona Catholics and Gays get along (in the open) -> In the 1800’s they would burn you on a stake to try and convert you to Christianity; and still 94% of the population is Roman Catholic yet gay marriages have been legal here for quite some time. This would scream irony over in the west.  Especially since it’s taking so long to catch on over there and half of the population doesn’t even believe in the things the Catholic bible says. -  Strange in Barcelona Language -> There are 4 official languages – Castillian (Spanish), Catalan, Basque and Galician) -> Oh! No wonder every time I think “I’ve got this!” it turns out I really haven’t. -  There are 3 unofficial languages – Asturian, Arogonese and Aranese .. and tons of dialects -> see above ^. I seriously don’t have this. -  Strange in Barcelona Is it done yet? -> They have the only building in the world that is famous yet incomplete; and still being built 125 years later. Talk about diligence. A must see! La Sagrada Familia. [caption id="attachment_18975" align="aligncenter" width="225"] La Sagrada Familia - At least they now have cranes[/caption] -  Strange in Barcelona Don’t take it to the streets! -> Weed.. aka marijuana.. aka mary jane is legal.. AT HOME… I guess that’s why everyone is so welcoming when I say I’m Jamaican (And for the record I do not smoke); or why the lady renting her home said no drugs allowed except weed. *raised eyebrow* -  Strange in Barcelona Hey they paid for him -> Messi is Argentinian. In the world of football this is not strange at all but I just thought I would throw this on in for Kicks! - Strange in Barcelona Catalonians don’t really drink sangria -> this would explain why I can’t find any good tasting ones here. They just make watered down wine for the tourists. You’re better off with a caiparina, mojito, gin y tonic or cacique y cola! - Strange in Barcelona Look out below! - People hang their clothes off the balcony to dry -> Great way to meet people… when you’re underwear falls 10 stories down onto someone else's terrace. [caption id="attachment_18976" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Balcony drying station[/caption] -  Strange in Barcelona Lunch is at 2pm and Dinner is at 10pm -> this pretty much disproves all the western theory about eating late and gaining weight. - Strange in Barcelona The ring tone is kind of similar to a busy signal - > I guess I just thought that’s how it sounds from the west to the east. Turns out it sounds that way here too. -  Strange in Barcelona How come I haven’t seen anyone dance the Flamenco?? -> yup. Not a Catalonian dance! -  Strange in Barcelona Thinking ahead instead of lagging behind -> Unlike in the west, if you are driving and the light is about to turn red you better not speed up to try and catch the light because the pedestrians have already anticipated their green and have started walking. Likewise if you are a pedestrian and the light indicates that it will soon be time for the cars to start driving, you better just stop and wait for the next light because feet are already off the brakes. Those are all the noticeably strange things in Barcelona that I’ve seen since I’ve been here in the last three weeks without reading an “all about Barcelona historical facts.” Besos! Melissa]]> 1435 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-absinthe-bar-marsella-bar/ Wed, 19 Aug 2015 12:59:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1442 Marsella: BarcelonaAbsinthe Bar - I've been twice, here's what I can remember Marsella bar  in El Raval Barcelona is said to be "The oldest bar in Barcelona" and  is best known for it's dangerous selection of Absinthe, a super-duper strong  alcoholic 45–74% ABV beverage, which is an anise-flavoured spirit.  Absinthe is also referred to as "la fée verte" which means the "green fairy" in French. Opened in 1820, La Marsella Bar was a regular haunt for greats such as Dali, Picasso, Gaudi and Heminway who would pop in for a glass of the strong French spirit and soak up the atmosphere.

A journey back in time, see how Barcelona used to be!

I first discovered this bar when I had only been in Barcelona for one week. My friends and I were studying the TEFL teachers course in Barcelona and would meet on the weekends to explore. We were taken to the Marsella bar by an American guy, who said he was taking us to the most famous bar in Barcelona. Down Las Ramblas and onto a dodgy street towards El Raval, I was a little concerned about where he was taking us. We arrived at this Barcelona absinthe bar : Marsella. It was surrounded by prostitutes and plenty of other unsavoury characters. My friend Naomi started snapping away with her camera before getting a firm hand/slap to the face from one of the lovely night ladies, who of course, requested money for her modelling efforts. Marsella bar certainly has that "French" feel to it, grand chandeliers hang seductively from the tatty old ceilings, as do dusty cobwebs. The misty old brass mirrors blur your vision...although I wonder if it's really the mirrors or the Absinthe responsible.

What NOT to do in this Barcelona Absinthe Bar!

My last trip to bar Marsella was interesting, we all ordered a beer and an absinthe, and said "cheers" to what ever we were celebrating, I knocked back the whole glass of absinthe in one go, thinking that was what we were all going to do. Little did I realise that my other friends were sipping away slowly on their absinthes, as you are meant to do apparently. I couldn't speak for a few minutes, struck-dumb by the shear power of this magnificent French spirit. I would like to take this opportunity to advise you NEVER to do this as I can't remember anything there after...messy, dangerous stuff. The Barcelona Absinthe Bar Marsella has cemented it's "cult status" when Woody Allen shot a scene from Vicky Cristina Barcelona here.  Nowadays, the Marsella Barcelona absinthe bar is filled with a bohemian crowd, who aren't afraid to venture down towards Barcelona's darker area, and you will of course find many tourists, eager to create their own magical memories, just be careful you don't drink too much Absinthe and do the exact opposite! Enjoy your time at Bar Marsella, it's a strange and wonderful place......just be careful. Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer & Absinthe Amateur [caption id="attachment_12323" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Old memory of a great night ![/caption]]]> 1442 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/contemporary-barcelona-architecture/ Wed, 19 Aug 2015 10:51:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1462 Contemporary Barcelona Architecture: Barcelona's Architecture Has Always Been Contemporary Architecture in Barcelona should really be in a class by itself and just be called Barcelona Architecture; no need to add modern, gothic, contemporary or the likes when referring to architecture in Barcelona. Prior to winning any world cup or facilitating any discovery Spain had already mastered Architecture… in Barcelona. Just to clear the air here: contemporary and modern architecture are not always twins. Contemporary architecture is pretty much anything new on the scene and modern happens to be a time period:  the one that introduced the absence of “stuff” sometime around 1920. And by stuff I mean… And by absence I mean… So technically, modern architecture was once contemporary. :)  It also just so happens to be that in today’s time what is new is clean lines, thus consider contemporary architecture today an upgrade of modern arcmhitecture. #Whew! Ok now that that’s over... …So I have been here in Barcelona for almost a week. Naturally, being someone highly interested in Art and Architecture I was pretty excited to get here. Spanish architecture is notable (of course this is no discovery), especially for the undoubtedly timeless pieces that you will experience walking down any street of Barcelona. Look up for heaven’s sake! I have to say though, the thing that peaked my interest the most, trekking down the streets and, of course even just arriving at the Barelona Aeropuerto, has got to be just the sudden outbursts of contemporary modern looking architecture every now and then. An aside:  architecture is not just an entire building; it is all the elements that make up the building. The best part about these sudden visions is that they totally fit in! I will show you: Do you see how the architects really captured being able to move forward without leaving the rest completely behind? Barcelona architecture is an embracing one - one of progression and not rebellion. That is why architecture in Barcelona is always one step ahead… or at least never lagging behind. So then, I decided since contemporary pieces were what sparked my interest most; let me really see what Barcelona architecture has to offer in that category. Wow! Can we say 10 blogs minimum?  I decided I was going to head down to Poblenou Barcelona, which is an entire contemporary Barcelona barrio on its own, with or without a clue how to get out of a lost situation. Yikes! Made it to Poblenou and getting lost was definitely more of an ‘angels on harps’ moment than a ‘yikes’ moment for sure. Here are a few of my ‘contemporary I had no idea existed Barcelona architecture’ captures: Yes, yes I know … where are the famous pieces you ask write my paper for me? Even though pictures do not give these works of contemporary art and architecture the magnificent credit they deserve, I decided to take a few anyway. Here goes: [caption id="attachment_18863" align="aligncenter" width="538"] L’Auditori by architect Rafael Moneo[/caption] Teatre Nacional de Catalunya by Ricardo Bofill a midst L'Auditori and Torre Agbar. Below is the Torre Agbar by Jean Nouvel [caption id="attachment_18867" align="aligncenter" width="369"] Torre Agbar in Poblenou context[/caption] [caption id="attachment_18868" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Torre Agbar detail[/caption] Does the Agbar tower really seem reminiscent of a geyser? Failed in concept I would say but definitely a great navigation system for a lost new comer! When in doubt, look for La Torre Agbar! Last but not Least is the MediaTIC Edificio that was designed by the architectural team at Cloud 9 led by Enric Ruiz-Geli. This building epitomizes contemporary architecture definitely by Barcelona architecture standards. It represents progression by its highly digital design, the inclusion of sustainable architecture and by its use. I would have to say it was definitely an unexpected surprise hidden way behind the rest of the Poblenou magnificence. Form does follow function! [caption id="attachment_18870" align="aligncenter" width="225"] MediaTIC detail[/caption] Until next time! Besos! Melissa]]> 1462 0 0 0 230 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/9-extraordinarily-expensive-properties-in-barcelona/ 0 0 242 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-architecture-profile-mesura/ 0 0 248 https://www.tugmuseum.com/barcelona-architecture/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/spanish-omelette-recipe/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 10:15:05 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1485 How To Make A Spanish Omelette (aka Tortilla de Patatas) In Just 8 Steps! How to make a Spanish Omelette like a chef in just 8 steps ? Tortilla de patatas; also known as Tortilla Española or Spanish Omelette, is one of the most well-known and delicious dishes in Spanish cuisine. If you're looking to make your own Barcelona Tapas, then this is an easy one to make, but a hard one to master. In restaurants it is usually served either as a tapa or inside a baguette. It goes great with any beverage from vino tinto to cava or an ice cold Coca-Cola. Feel like a filling and cheap meal but you don’t want to spend hours slaving away in the kitchen? Maybe you're a bit lazy, had a long day at work, or just can't wait to be able to master a few typical Spanish dishes. This is just the blog you needed, and after a bit of practice and attention to our Tortilla de patatas recipe, you'll be cooking like that Famous Ferran Adrià in no time!

How To Make A Spanish Omelette - Recipe:

All you need for a magnificent tortilla de patatas (serves 4 people) is:

• 3 Medium-sized potatoes
• 1 Onion (optional)
• 3 Eggs
• oil (olive oil, canola oil, sunflower oil are all good, but extra virgin olive oil will be tastiest)
• salt

That’s all folks, I’m telling you! Now, let’s check out those 8 simple steps to actually make that yummy tortilla Española:

1. First of all, you need to peel the onions and potatoes. That’s easy!
2. Then, cut the onions in small and thin pieces. Pour a trickle of oil in the frying pan and fry the onions until you see that they are turning a nice golden brown.
3. While the onions are frying, dice the potatoes, like you see in the picture below. Add seasoning of your choice, and add the potatos to the onions in the frying pan.

4. Over medium heat, fry them all together.  The flavors will start to mix and mingle. Continue stirring it until they turn slightly brown. 5. Now you are more than halfway with your Spanish Omelette. How easy is that ? Now remove the pan from the heat, and try to drain as much of the oil as possible without giving yourself 3rd degree burns. 6. Here come the eggs! Beat them in a bowl and add the potatoes and onions. 7. We’re almost done! If there’s no oil left in your frying pan, add a little bit. Then add the content of the bowl in the pan. Now cook your mixture first on high heat, until the eggs begin to solidify (about 30-45 seconds). Then switch to low heat until it's done. 8. Finally the tricky part: turn the tortilla de patatas over and continue cooking on low heat, so both sides turn brown. Spanish Omelette can be served hot or cold, how amazing is that ? the best ones are not overcooked and still maintain a bit of the runniness of the eggs! Now we’re all set with the tortilla de patatas. It’s easy, I told you! You can add so many other ingredients, perhaps some vegetables, seasonings, the world is your oyster!! I’m a meat lover, so I might add some diced ham or bacon.. Mmmm. I know what I’m gonna have for dinner tonight! If you feel like making a kick-ass Spanish gazpacho soup as an accompanying starter, look no further! We also made a video of Suitelife Kitchen cooking the Spanish Omelette, check it out! Bon appétit! Yours, E]]> 1485 0 0 0 ]]> 20 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/how-to-make-spanish-omelette-easy-tortilla/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/gracia-district-barcelona-top-things-to-do-in-gracia/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 10:05:25 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1486 BEST 6 THINGS TO DO IN GRACIA DISTRICT Gracia is located just a few step of Passeig de Gracia, but it is like entering a different world which is small, tight but has a large population with true artistic and traditional lifestyles, which makes people-watching here very amusing. From buildings and streets to plazas, many things in Gracia are on a smaller scale than those in the center of town. It is said that Gracia is self-sufficient, which means once you stay here, you don't need to leave because the area has everything you want: great bars, cafes, lovely restaurants, fashion stores, art galleries, cinema,...Suitelife introduces you the best 6 things to do in Gracia District- a diverse and entertaining area.

1. Carrer Verdi

The first thing in our Top things to do in Gracia district selection is having a stroll on Carrer Verdi. Small, tight, sloped but artistic, Carrer Verdi is one of the trendiest streets and is also host to some of the best nightlife spots in Barcelona. The street is packed with amazing atmosphere coming from many well-decorated friendly restaurants, quirky bars, independent fashion stores and local boutiques.

• Verdi82: Casual and cozy, Verdi82 has long been the favorite spot for young people and wine lovers. This small restaurant offers traditional Catalan cuisine and gluten free specialties with very good price.

• Cine Verdi: This is one of a few cinemas showing movies in original language (VO cinemas). The films on show in this cinema are a mixture between art house and new releases. Cine Verdi is an independent cinema, so it brings a different feeling from other multiplex cinemas in BCN. The screen and quality of movies shown here are very good and the seats are comfortable. This small and humble cinema has been voted by Time Out Magazine as the best cinema in Barcelona. The best part about Cine Verdi is that it is surrounded by various good restaurants and bars, which is perfect for going with friends and swapping opinions.

If you want more info Carrer Verdi, check out our blog Carrer Verdi Street Profile

2. Restaurants and bars

The central El Born and El Raval are the most well-known areas having big options in eating and drinking. But Gracia has the highest concentration of foreign restaurants in Barcelona. There are many options for dining and drinking ranging from elegant to casual. Here are some our recommendations:

• Botafumeiro: Located on Carrer de Gracia and founded in 1975, this restaurant is one of the best Catalan cuisine and traditional sea food restaurants in Barcelona. It offers the freshest product from the Cantabrian and Mediterranean seas. Each morning, the freshest sea food on the market is collected from harbors in Catalunya and Galicia, and served up just a few hours later. With its classic style setting, Botafumeiro is a great choice for fine dining. The restaurant has several rooms for couples, families, business meetings,... and a majestic bar.

• Con Gracia: One of the most well-known restaurants in the neighborhood is Con Gracia which is a small but luxury and romantic restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine with surprising oriental touch. Con Gracia receives very good reviews, especially for its creative and fusion cooking. Check their website for menu details in English, Catalan or Spanish.

• Gut: Gut is a small and nice restaurant having impeccable design in white. It offers great healthy and original food influenced by Mediterranean and Asian. It also serves great dishes for veggies.

• Macchina Pasta Bar: For lunch and cheap eats in Gracia, Macchina Pasta Bar should not be missed, especially for those love pasta. Located on one of most charming streets in Gracia (Asturies 17), this pasta bar is an order-and-pay before you sit styled restaurant. The concept of Macchina is to let you choose type of pasta, sauce, toppings, desserts and drinks and bring them to your table. The staffs always make sure the pasta dishes are served in hot and delicious plates. If you want to try some local beer, Macchina has different choices for you. It has busy, relaxing and laid-back atmosphere with its vintage interior design with wood walls, glass bottle hanging lamps, bicycle on wall,...This gem is located just a few step from Fontana metro station and crowded with a mix of tourists and local people.

• La Vietnamita: This is another cheap eat option. Friendly, casual and have good menu for both veggies and meaty, La Vietnamita has become a frequent stop of many locals and visitors. This small and relaxing restaurant serves Vietnamese fast food with fresh, delicious quality and cheap price. Don't forget to try Bun Bo (Rice noodle with fresh vegetables & herbs, lemongrass marinated beef, peanuts and fish sauce), Goi Cuon (Rice paper rolls filled with vegetables, herbs, rice noodles and fish sauce) and especially the famous Banh My and Pho !

3. Admiring Gaudi's architecture - Park Guell and Casa Vicens

Barcelona means Gaudi and his architecture. Park Guell is the second most famous Gaudi's maspterpiece just after Sagrada Familia. The park is the main attraction in Gracia neighborhood and attracts a large number of visits each day. The park contains amazing stone structures, stunning tilling and fascinating buildings. Park Guell is the perfect combination between nature and architecture. It is a mixture of textures and decorative elements like rubble-surfaced arches, irregular-shaped pieces of ceramic,..., which shows fully Gaudi's imagination. Casa Vicens is the first of Gaudi's buildings and it reflects his aesthetic when he began his work as a young man. This project has curving horseshoe arches as well as Persian and Byzantine details. It is now a family residence and you can enjoy it from the outside. If you want to discover more about Gaudi's work, don't hesitate to check out our Barcelona Gaudi Guide.

4. Enjoying local vibe at Plaça del Sol, Plaça de la Virreina and Plaça del Diamant

These three Plaças are well-worth the visit, especially at night when you can feel the heat of Gracia. The square Plaça del Sol is very lively at nighttime with a bohemian vibe coming from skaters, musicians and street performers. You can see local young people sitting and having a cold beer while listening to guitar music. Plaça de la Virreina is a pretty square where you can sit on the steps of the church of Sant Joan on the north end and watch locals wandering. Last but not least, Plaça del Diamant is a square that the famous Mercé Rodoreda's The Time Of The Doves novel (La Plaça del Diamant) named after. This novel is the most widely translated and published Catalan novel of all time. The novel is a brutal story of a young woman devoured by the Spanish civil war. On one side of the square, there is a bronze statue of a woman waving her hands in the air in desperation, which portrays the novel's protagonist. There are many other beautiful Plaças in Barcelona, which you can know more in our blog The best 5 Plaças in Barcelona.

5. Being amazed by the colors of Gracia Festival

The Gracia festival is an incomparable free one-week festival in August each year. Lively, crowded and colorful, The Gracia festival is when you can see this barrio being transformed. Streets in this area are decorated and compete with each other to win the prize of being the best decorated street. The themes are from Roman history to Alice in Wonderland or underwater sea life. You will be amazed by the creativity while walking down each street. Moreover, throughout the festival, there are various music shows and concerts taking place as well as food stands which not let you leave hungry.

6. Gracia fashion

Fashion in Gracia is a mix of old, new, vintage, bohemian, traditional and trendy stores and boutiques. The area is youthful with a lot of students choosing to live here. There are a lot of independent stores in area, which makes having a stroll and window shopping in Gracia very interesting. Carrer Verdi, Carrer Torrijos, Gran de Gràcia, Travessera de Gràcia have many quirky fashion and accessories stores and boutiques that definitely should be visited. For women's fashion, check out Modeart, Philo, Boo, Mushi Mushi, Sueños Negros, Camisería Pons. For exclusive footwear, there is 2046 shoes. You probably don't want to miss out our ebook Shopping in Barcelona which covers everything you need about Fashion stores in Barcelona. If you think there are many other things to do in El Born, then we would love to hear from you, let us know by a comment below. ~ Trang  ]]> 1486 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/business-schools-in-barcelona/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 11:05:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1503 Business Schools in Barcelona - What You Need to Know! I honestly couldn't believe how many business schools in Barcelona there are when I first arrived to the city. For a relatively small city (about 1.5 Million) the plethora of schools, and also the astounding quality of some of them, is quite impressive. A couple of the business schools are actually at the top of the world rankings.  A lot of these schools give you the opportunity to study  in English, Spanish or even in other languages and this is one of the reasons why Barcelona is exceedingly international.  On the street, just as in the SuiteLife offices, you can meet people from every part of the world.  I suppose the city is just that attractive. With the mediterranean climate, the close proximity of the beach and mountains, and the cultural richness there are a lot of bonuses to making Barcelona the city where you decide to study business. What is important for a lot of people coming here to study is possibility for future - Barcelona is one of the world's leading tourist, economic, trade fair/exhibitions and cultural-sports centres, and its influence in commerce, education, entertainment, media, fashion, science, and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the world's major global cities! So don't wait any longer and choose one of the Business Schools in Barcelona to study for yourself! We've listed them here so you can get an idea of which school might fit you best.

BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN BARCELONA:

IESE

Business Schools in Barcelona are a dime a dozen, but this one is undeniably the best, and one of the best in the world as well. The Graduate Business School of the University of Navarra provides management education, developing and inspiring business leaders who strive to make a deep, positive and lasting impact on the people, companies and society they serve. You will gain here the global experience. IESE’s alumini are an international community of more than 40,000 business and non-profit professionals and entrepreneurs spanning over 100 countries. The astronomical tuition to study at IESE is enough to keep you from sleeping at night, but all I can say is in this case the money is worth the world class education which you can gain in this institution, not to mention the contacts you can make while studying there. The total fee for the program is €95,000, but don't let that amount discourage you from applying! Financial support is available - financial aid includes: help with getting a loan and scholarships. The Global Executive MBA is a highly selective program that seeks la creme de la creme. Profile requirements of a candidate is demanding:

• A minimum of ten years of work experience, with relevant managerial experience
• Strong career progression
• Bachelor-equivalent degree
• Proficiency in written and spoken English
• Solid analytical skills
• Proven ambition to succed
• The ability to commit to a rigorous academic program.

If you think that you are the perfect match, check the admission requirements and more about this Business School in Barcelona. Address: Av. Pearson 21 08034 Barcelona

UIBS - United International Business Schools

Another of the notable Business Schools in Barcelona is UIBS Barcelona Business University - truly a vibrant and international community of 60+ nationalities from around the world. International study programs are designed to educate and train students to become well – versed in international business and management. The university provides students with highly practical skills and knowledge. The university provides Undergraduate Programs, Graduate Programs and Exacutive Programs. Program Fees are varied and depends of the credits which student wants to gain. Here you can find all prices in one place. Students have possibility to send their application all year round and the minimum entry requirements are: proficiency in english and adequate diploma. For more specific informacion, click here. Address: Rambla de Catalunya 2-4 08007 Barcelona

ESEI - International Business School Barcelona

Founded in 1989 and from that time has been driven by its passion for providing all-round, internationally-focused education that combines academic excellence in business studies with humanistic values to develop the character of students. It provides a variety of programmes where you can learn about world of the business. As well, it gives the possibility to gain valuable experience through internshipprogrammes, which you follow in a Barcelona company or you can have the chance to study in a Spanish language course. The admission process for undergraduate and master's degree appears to be very easy and well explained on the university website. If you think that this Business School in Barcelona could be your choice for future, you should find out what it's like to be an ESEI student - look at their blog and find more information about alumni, faulty, news, testimonials, student life and events. Address: Calle Montevideo 3108034 Barcelona

ESADE

Following closely on the heals of IESE, ESADE is hands down one of the best Business Schools in Barcleona and in the world as well. They also have an excellent law program. Their prestige is based on the quality of its education, its international focus and its holistic approach towards professional and personal skills development. All courses at this ESADE can found in one place, but pay attention as some of them are not available in Barcelona. It is worth mentioning that this university has different types of scholarships, prizes and grants which are not always available at other Business Schools in Barcelona. Address: Av. Esplugues, 92-96 08034 Barcelona

UPF - Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona School of Management

Another top university, which is considered as one of the best in the city, in Spain and in the rest of the world, according to the rankings:

• 1st Spanish university according to the Times Higher Education Ranking (2013). The same ranking placed UPF in the top 100 European Universities (#72) and the top 200 worldwide (#164)
• 13th best university in the world under 50 years old according to the Times Higher Education Ranking (2014)
• In the top 400 universities according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities (2013). The top Spanish university in the area of Social Sciences

It has a modern, innovative view of management which everyone is looking for at this moment in the business field. It has different philosophies and perspectives than the more traditional business schools in Barcelona. Check by yourself why this university is a solid choice! Address:

Balmes 132-134 08008 Barcelona

EU Business School Barcelona

EU Barcelona is an internationally-accredited business school in Barcelona that combines North American and European business education models by applying classroom theory to professional skills.

• Why should you attend EU Business School Barcelona:
• Recognized for Excellence
• 40 years of Pragmatic Business Education
• Small Class Sizes
• Developing the Business Personality
• Regular Student Evaluations
• International
• All classes are taught in english
• excellent employment record
• Transfer opportunities
• Outstanding faculty members

EU university gives you the opportunity to join the Business Foundation Program, Undergraduate/Bachelor's Programs, Graduate/MBA Programs, Online Programs and International Summer School, check all of them here. Address: Ganduxer 70 08021 Barcelona

EADA Business School Barcelona

EADA has always been known for its strict academic and practical approach geared to applying knowledge to the real day to day company world. Their educational methodologies promote "learning by doing". Thanks to that, its Master in International Management consolidates its place among the world's top 30. Their Programmes include MBAs (case based), Masters, Executive Education, Programme Abroad and Short Term International Programmes. Check all of them on their website. Address:

Carrer d'Aragó, 204

08011 Barcelona

Global Business School Barcelona

Their website claims to be the first university in Barcelona with a focus on the world. Global Business School Barcelona is an excellent place for students who are looking for innovative business degrees in Europe. The Business school's differentiators are: Global Focus, Business Ethnics & Sustainability, Employability, Modern University Style, Individual Approach. Programmes include Bachelor of Business Administration, MBA, Master Degree Programs and English Language Preparation. Address: Carrer Aragó 179 08011 Barcelona

Universitat de Barcelona

Maybe it is not one of the best business schools in Barcelona but why not to try some business courses in the Faculty of Economics and Business? This can be a good place to study  and develop your skills too. You can check out the faculty, but just to let you know, most of the information is provided only in Spanish or Catalan. Address: Diagonal, 690 8034 Barcelona

Barcelona GSE - Graduate School of Economics

The school aims to offer a wide range of professionally and academically-oriented degrees in economics and finance to graduate students committed to understanding the complex economic and financial processes of an increasingly global society. But not only different kinds of study programs are provided by School, check theirScientific research in Economics and Finance Address: Ramon Trias Fargas, 25-27 08005 Barcelona

TBS Barcelona Toulouse Business School

Don't be surprised reading the name of the School - it has three campuses - in Toulouse (France), Casablanca (moroccon) and here in Barcelona. The school gives you the chance to study in two countries and in various languages. In Barcelona they are promoting their Bachelor in Management, which enables students to earn an official French undergraduate degree and 2 masters: MSc Marketing and MSc Finance, both double degrees with local institution UPC. For more info look here. Address: Trafalgar, 10 08010 Barcelona

ESERP - School of Business & Social Science

Another one of the business schools in Barcelona with campuses in Madrid, Palma de Mallorca and in Barcelona. Check the Programme on the official site, and find the way to apply. Make sure that your course is taking part exactly in Barcelona. Address: Calle Girona, 24 08010 Barcelona

Geneva Business School

Geneva Business School is a leading Swiss business School with an international approach, dedicated to prepare world changing leaders for success. GBS encourages students to develop their full intellectual potential and to pursue excellence. The school provides Bechelor, Master, Doctorate, Online, Executive Programs and Summer Courses which give the opportunity to gain valuable business skills. Address: Munner 10, 08022 Barcelona

The Open University Business School

The Open University is the world's leading provider of flexible, high quality online degrees and distance learning. Students can study a single course or work towards a qualification, acquiring new skills that are immediately applicable to their work lives. The Open University Business School is one of the few business schools in Barcelona to have achieved triple international accreditation. In Spain you have possibility to take undergraduate or postgraduate courses. Check everything here.

EAE Business School

EAE Business School is currently ranked as the second best Business School in Spain in the 2014 MERCO Ranking. It is an International Higher Management Education Institution. With 50 years’ experience as a Business School, EAE has an international reputation, with people coming from 45 different countries to study there. Check their Graduate and Undergraduate Programes. Address: Aragó, 55 08015 - Barcelona

INSA - Business, Marketing & Communication School

The school offers a wide range of up-to-date training programs in different areas of the company, always responding to market needs, training professionals who are able to successfully enter the labor market thanks to the knowledge, practical and realistic training plan, taught by professionals. The university provides Bechelor, Degrees and Masters Programmes. All information is really clearly presented and easy to follow on the School website in the section "Studies". Address: Torrent de l’Olla, 208 08012 Barcelona

Studying in Barcelona provides the perfect blend of culture and fun, so what are you waiting for? Come  and study in one of the best Business Schools in Barcelon! If you know of any we missed please let us know in the comments!

~Natalia]]> 1503 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-city-card-all-you-need-to-know/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 12:44:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1507 Barcelona City Card- Stay on Top. Aren't you just so annoyed with all those entrance fees, anywhere you go? Sagrada Familia, Gaudi, Clubs, just.. Anything? Well I know I am. You end up with tons of little entrance tickets in your wallet leaving you with no space for that 100 euro bill you just found on the ground. Well I found out something that will get you anywhere, without all those tickets! You must have heard of them. Or seen them. These city cards that just get you inside anywhere. Either for free or with a discount. The card that I am talking about are called Barcelona Card, or Barcelona City Card.

Barcelona Cards services

Now that I've got your interest, let me tell you what you can actually do with them. I'm going to let you in on a little secret: you can do a lot! Let me list you a few things what you can do with these Barcelona Cards. They can be used as public transport tickets (for the airport transfers as well). So if you would have a 5 day Barcelona Card, you wouldn't need to buy any public transport tickets, you can just use these cards, which would already save you on quite some money. But the 'free' public transport isn't the best thing about these cards. It's the discounts. The free entrees for certain cultural activities, such as getting into the Sagrada Familia, Museums, and attractions. I am not going to list you all the things you can do with them, because that long, tedious list would just bore you out and I don't want that to happen! Oh, and you can get a free Harbour Cruise with these Barcelona Cards! Trust me, it is so, so worth it to get them. Oh, and if you don't know where to go besides the Sagrada Familia when you think of churches, please check out this amazing blog about the most gorgeous churches of Barcelona! Or if you are just lost on what to do, please check out this blog for awesome ideas to do in Gracia!

I want them!

I know what you're thinking. Where can I get these amazing City Cards for Barcelona? Well, there are actually two options of how you can buy them. You can buy them either online or at tourist offices. However, I think it might be easier for you to buy them online when you're at home before getting around town, but if you don't have a printer obviously this isn't possible. In that case you should get to one of the tourist information centres and just get a Barcelona Card there! I have listed a few tourist information centres for you, saving you the trouble! (Now if that isn't considerate I don't know what is) - Barcelona Airport: One office in each Terminal Open daily from 08.30 to 20.30 h except 01/01 and 25/12. -Barcelona's main train station of Sants Open daily from 8 to 20 h except 01/01 and 25/12. -Columbus monument in the port at the beginning of la Rambla Open daily from 9.30 to 15.30 h except 01/01 and 25/12. -Placa de Catalunya, right on the square in the basement Open daily from 8.30 to 20.30 h except 01/01 and 25/12. (please exchange your mobile voucher here) -Placa de Sant Jaume - next to the city hall Open Monday to Friday from 8.30 to 20 h, Saturday 9 to 17 h, Sundays and holidays from 9 to 14 h except 01/01 and  25/12. Like I said, you can also buy them online, so I've found you 1, 2, 3 websites where you can buy them. I can give you the cheapest one, but that would be the cheapest one at this moment. They tend to change their prices for competitive reasons (with discounts for example), so I think it might be better for you to check on the date you want the Barcelona Cards to figure out which website would be the cheapest one. However, my guess is the price differences will stay around a few euros, so it might not matter too much.

Nightlife Barcelona Card

For the party animals among us, there is also this Barcelona Card for clubbing. However, this is a rather expensive one. The card usually sells for 1 night, but you can opt for several nights. This Barcelona Card will get you into 14 clubs over 1 night, for the price of €26,95. With this card you won't have to pay any entrances fees at any of the 14 clubs. There is a rather extensive list on which 14 clubs these are, but some of them are the famous clubs like Opium, Shoko and CDLC. If you don't like one club, you usually stay there because you've paid the entrance fee. With this card you can just walk in and out and get to that other club you also want to check out. So no need to worry about any lost money! And, which is even better, you don't have to wait in line! So if you want to make the most out of your night out, make sure to get this Barcelona Card for nightlife! So please follow my advice and get one of these cards. They will definitely make your life easier and so much more fun in Barcelona! You just have to try them out! So that was it for today, much love! Untill next time, ~Tjeerd]]> 1507 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-top-attractions-when-visiting/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 14:32:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1514 “What are the Barcelona top attractions?” Before visiting Barcelona, almost everybody asked me this question. If you read some books related to Barcelona tourist guides, there are loads of tourist attractions in Barcelona. No wonder people get confused with what to do in Barcelona on the first day. Here, SuiteLife Barcelona would like to introduce you to the Barcelona top attractions  with our exclusive photos!

Barcelona Top Attractions - One: Park Guell by Antonio Gaudi

This is my favourite place in Barcleona, where you can always take amazing pictures and see the nice views. How to get there: take the metro Line 3 and get off at Lesseps station. Then walk for a few minutes, the Park is indicated!

Barcelona Top Attractions - Two: Sagrada  Familia

La Sagrada Familia ('The Holy Family' in Spanish) is a masterpiece of architecture you have to see before your die (or at least before you leave Barcelona) Read more:  Visit Sagrada Familia for Free and Gaudi's church: La Sagrada Familia How to get there: Take blue line metro, L5, and purple line, L2, get off at station Sagrada Familia

Barcelona Top Attractions - Three:  Barceloneta City Beach

It is considered as the most popular Barcelona beach. "As it’s one of the closet beaches to the city centre and one of the most easily accessible, it attracts hordes of both locals and tourists in search of a good time in the sun." Read more: Barcelona beach profile 1: Barceloneta. How to get there: Take the Yellow Line 4 to either the “Barceloneta” or “Ciutadela/Villa Olympica” stop, walk for a few minutes, and you’re there!

Barcelona Top Attractions - Four:  Las Ramblas

A study in 2007, reported that around 80 million Barcelona tourists walk up and down the Ramblas every year. This long tree lined street has grown and expanded over the years, meandering for 1.2 kilometres down towards the sea. Read more: La Ramblas Barcelona -SuiteLife Take a stroll down the most famous street in Barcelona. How to get there: it is just next to Plaza Catalunya, take L3 to Liceu to pop up in the heart of the action.

Barcelona Top Attractions - Five: La Boqueria

La Boqueria market is said to be the biggest market in Europe and is synonymous with the historical culture of Las Ramblas and Barcelona as a whole. Read more:  Las Ramblas Barcelona Part 3: La Boqueria Market Barcelona AKA Sant Josep Market. How to get there: you can easily find it when you are walking along Las Ramblas as it is indicated everywhere!

Barcelona Top Attractions - Six: Camp Nou Barcelona

Camp Nou (also called “the New Camp” in English) is the home of FC Barcelona. This famous Barcelona stadium is located in the west of the city. Camp Nou Barcelona is the largest stadium in Europe and 10^th largest in the whole world with 99,354 seats. For more information about Camp Nou Barcelona: Barcelona FC and Nou Camp info How to get there: Metro: Line 3 (Get off at Maria Cristina or Les Corts) and Line 5 (Get off at Collblanc or Badal).

Barcelona Top Attractions - Seven: Arc de Triomf Barcelona

How to get there: Line 1 to Arc de Triomf station

Barcelona Top Attractions - Eight: Tibidabo Barcelona

The Tibidabo amusement park is definitely on of the most famous tourist attractions in Barcelona. The Tibidabo amusement park is located at the top of Collserola mountain, and it is probably one of the top 10 things to do in Barcelona. We recommend you to read our previous blog about Tibidabo: Tibidabo Barcelona- Home to Tibidabo amusement park. The Temple de Sagrat Cor and some of the finest views of Barcelona! How to get there: To get to Tibidabo Barcelona and the Temple de Sagra Cor church, jump on the Ferrocarril train on L7 at Plaza Catalunya and head to station Av Tibidado. Remember, this is NOT THE METRO SYSTEM. We wish you a great trip in Barcelona!

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By Charlotte Jiaqian Chen SuiteLife blog writer and photographer]]> 1514 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/the-best-water-parks-near-barcelona/ Thu, 20 Aug 2015 14:39:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1519 Cool Down this summer and go to the best Water Parks near Barcelona! Summer is here and it can get pretty hot, especially here in Barcelona! If you are looking to spend a nice day out with friends or family, going to water parks near Barcelona can be a great option to chill out a bit and have fun at the same time. We’ve got you covered at SuiteLife with our great selection of the best water parks near Barcelona! Check it out:

Costa Caribe Aquatic Park

The Costa Caribe Aquatic Park is part of the Port Aventura Park, only one hour drive from Barcelona. It is in the heart of Costa Dorada and is more than 50,000 square meter! You will be able to enjoy a great atmosphere of the Carribean, huge swimming pools, rapids, waves, river waters, palm trees and there’s even a special area for children. And guess what? There is also the highest free fall slide in Europe, for those of you who dare! The only bad thing about this park is that it is so famous that it can get really crowded, so don’t hesitate and take your tickets online to avoid queuing too much when arriving. You can also buy an “express pass” to beat the queue at the different attractions, which is going to save you a lot of time! You can find all the information you need (prices, opening times, ...) and book your tickets on their website: http://www.portaventura.co.uk/aquatic-park

Water world (Lloret del mar)

Water World is on the Costa Brava, so you can enjoy a nice location if you’re there on holidays. It is about a one hour drive from Barcelona. It has more than 20 different rides that are divided in three categories: children, family and bold so there should be something for everybody! You will enjoy some giant rides, wave pools, Jacuzzis, rapid rivers, kamikaze, etc… The only thing is that you need to arrive very early in order to really enjoy your day and avoid the crowd at the entrance gate, but apart from that, this park is definitely one of the best water parks near Barcelona! You can find all the information you need (prices, opening times, ...) and book your tickets on their website: http://waterworld.es/fr/home.html

Aquopolis (Vila Seca)

Aquopolis is in Vila Seca, an hour and a half south of Barcelona by car. Just like Water World and Costa Caribe, Aquo Polis offers rides for the entire family. But, there is one big difference between those parks ! Actually, one of the greatest things about Aquopolis is that there are exhibitions with dolphins and sea lions! You can even interact with them, and who in the world doesn’t want to swim with dolphins? Moreover, the dolphin show is included in the price so you won’t have to pay extra to see them. However, you need to book to confirm the activities with the animals. Don’t forget to buy your tickets online as they are discounted and you will avoid the queue at the entry! You can find all the information you need (prices, opening times, ...) and book your tickets on their website:  http://costa-dorada.aquopolis.es/

Marineland (Palafolls)

Marineland is located in Palafolls, which is about an hour drive from Barcelona. This park would have to be one of my favourites as it is not only a water park but also a marine zoo! You will be able to see dolphins, penguins, sea lions, seals and exotic birds. Even though I don’t quite understand what exotic birds have to do with marine life, it’s still great to be able to see them. And obviously, since it is a water park, you will enjoy lots of rides made for the entire family. It’s definitely a must go if you have children (and even if you don’t!). It is about one hour from Barcelona by car. Moreover, if you buy your tickets online, you’ll have a special discount so don’t wait any longer! You can find all the information you need (prices, opening times, ...) and book your tickets on their website: http://www.marineland.es/cataluna/fr/

Illa Fantasia (Vilassar de dalt)

A fellow SuiteLifer went there last weekend, and she really had a blast! It is only a 20min drive from Barcelona by car, but you can also take a bus to get there from the city. Even though it was on a Sunday, it was NOT crowded! And that is rare enough in Barcelona to be noted, trust me, especially in August. Like every other parks, you can enjoy many different water attractions, but in this one, you don’t have to queue for ages while burning in the sun! Every Wednesday during July and August, you can also enjoy an Aquasound Pool Party from 3pm to 6pm in a huuuuuge swimming pool! We haven’t been there yet, but it sounds like an amazing experience. There is also this special promotion where you can buy a day ticket and have a night ticket for free! “Pay once, come twice”. You can find all the information you need (prices, opening times, ...) and book your tickets on their website: http://www.illafantasia.com/ What about you? What are your favourite activities to do during a hot summer day in Barcelona? Leave a comment below to let us know! Cheers and have a lovely summer in BCN! Jade]]> 1519 0 0 0 157 http://sertyumnt.com/ do an essay for me http://sertyumnt.com/ It�s very simple to find out any topic on web as compared to textbooks, as I fount this post at this website.]]> 0 0 163 http://dekrtyuijg.com/ write a paper for me http://dekrtyuijg.com/ Thanks, I like this!]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/japonisme-store-in-carrer-verdi/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 09:31:15 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1526 Travel to Japan Without Getting On A Plane! The "Japonisme" Store is Right in Carrer Verdi! [caption id="attachment_18185" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] In our search for an unusual store in Barcelona, we went to the Gracia Barcelona neighborhood where you can find many unusual stores from clothing stores to design or art stores. This time we chose to highlight the japanese store in Carrer Verdi "Japonisme". Japan: Another world of art, culture and design. Since my last trip to Japan, I've been a huge fan of the country and especially of the culture and art. Who doesn't fall in love with the Japanese art and way of life? Indeed this is pretty different from what we know. Japan has its own little world that is so different from our occidental culture like their respect for everything and their love of ascetically beautiful things. What a great surprise when I found the Japonisme store in Gracia, a little part of Japan in the Catalan country. The first thing when you think about a Japanese store is: Do they sell Anime, manga, Video Games and/or Sushi? And this time the answer will be NO! Japonisme is totally different from all the other Japanese stores in Barcelona. You will discover a Japan you never knew could be so cool. [caption id="attachment_18190" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] [caption id="attachment_18191" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] The decoration is quite typical of a japanese store: clean, stylish and minimalist. You will be welcomed by Shumpei Hisaoka a native japanese interior designer who came a few years ago to Barcelona to pursue a career in house design but as we know the job market is not in his best period for now. So that's why he decided to do his own store where you will find japanese stuff, japanese design and really soon a zen garden in the back of the store. You will find some kawai stuff like keychains, tea and all the mainstream stuff that most people know about, but you'll also find more particular stuff like the "Japonese Pelota" which is an awesome piece for its ingenuity and design.  It's is a ball that when you throw it the ball changes its face by itself, you will find different designs of this ball which can be a really good present for your friends and family. This is also the only place in Barcelona where you can find Jika Tabi the traditional Japanese worker shoes, the ones that separate your big toe from the others. You can also find some nice little bags in the japanese style, tea cups and decorative umbrellas. Hair combs, lamps or even matresses. Japonsime takes extra special care to choose the best quality for all their products which are a mix between traditional and modern art. [caption id="attachment_18188" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] "Japonisme" welcomes you in Gracia.

• Adress: c/ Verdi, 54
• Metro: From the Metro Station Fontana (L3) take the street c/ d'Asturies and you will cross the street c/Verdi, Japonisme will be on your left.
• Hours: 5:30pm to 9:30pm

[caption id="attachment_18207" align="aligncenter" width="582"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] Go there and don't forget to walk around Gracia, especially the Carrer Verdi which is the most known and beautiful street of this district. And the most typical of Gracia. [caption id="attachment_18189" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Japonisme Store in Barcelona - Carrer Verdi[/caption] - by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included)]]> 1526 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-gaudi-tour-in-one-day/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 10:32:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1533 Do the Barcelona Gaudi Tour and discover everything about his art! There is no way around it, when in Barcelona one must see Gaudi buildings! The Sagrada Familia and The Pedrera are on every tourist's list, but what about Gaudi's other creations? For those of you with little time and a keen interest in architecture we present the all-inclusive, one day Barcelona Gaudi tour! This tour features all designs by Gaudi in Barcelona. Each is accompanied by some information, and/or a link to one of our previous blogposts. To make matters completely easy, we've even included a map and metro information. If you're more the active type, we can also recommend renting a bike or to use bicing. That way you can also fully enjoy the sunny Barcelona weather. We start our tour in the northwest of the city and work our way down from there, as you can see on the map below. Let's get moving!

1. Barcelona Gaudi Tour : Güell Estate Pavilions

Address: Avinguda de Pedralbes, 7 Metro: L3, stop 'Maria Cristina' Property of one of Gaudi's biggest clients, Eusebi Güell i Bacigalupi. He commissioned Gaudi to construct a building, close to his estate, where he could keep his horses. Because, in those days, wealthy people moved around in horse carriages. As this way of transportation tends to take up a lot of space (stables, horse rings, parking space…), special pavilions were installed. So, basically, it's a giant garage. Gaudi built two pavilions with strong Muslim features in the façades. One pavilion was destined for the horses, the other for the porter. The buildings themselves are not that interesting, but the spectacular iron gate that unites them is. The gate is adorned with vegetal fantasies and a medallion with the letter "G" (of Güell), and it represents a dragon, which is supposed to protect the estate.

2. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Gate of the Miralles Estate

Address: Passeig de Manuel Girona, 55-61 Metro: L3, stop 'Maria Cristina' Between 1900 and 1902 Gaudi worked on the Casa Miralles, commissioned by his friend Hermenegild Miralles i Anglès. Gaudí only designed the wall and the gate. The rest was designed by Domènec Sugrañes, his associate.

3. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Torre Bellesguard

Address: Carrer de Bellesguard, 16-20 Metro: L7, stop 'Av. Tibidabo' Bellesguard, also known as Casa Figueras, is a house/small castle constructed between 1900 and 1909. The name Bellesguard comes from the Catalan 'bell' (beautiful) and 'esguard' (view). This because the Bellesguard lies at halfway up the Collserola mountain, providing wide views over Barcelona. The name originates from King Martin I (the last king of Catalonia) who had a summer residence on the site in the 15th century and supposedly coined the name Bellesguard. More information in this article about famous architect Gaudi and his buildings.

4. Barcelona Gaudi Tour : Colegio de las Teresianas

Address: Carrer de Ganduxer, 85 Metro: L6, L7, S1, S2, stop 'La Bonavona' This boarding school/convent was commissioned by the "Order of the Holy Theresia de Avila." In contrast to his other works, this building looks rather sober and even looks a bit like an impregnable fortress. However, it was the wish of the order that the building's design was austere, in keeping with their vows of poverty. So Gaudi designed a simple building, using bricks for the exterior and some brick elements for the interior. On the corners are pinnacles culminating in a four-armed cross, which can be found in a lot of Gaudi works. Gaudi must have done a proper job, because it is still used as a school centre.

5. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Park Güell

Address: Carrer d'Olot Metro: L3, stop 'Lesseps' Park Güell is a world-famous, must-see garden complex built between 1900 and 1914, and now part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Most buildings here have the “trencadis” (surfaces covered with irregular ceramic pieces) that is characteristic of Gaudi and Catalan Modernism. The focal points of the park are the colonnade hall and the terrace, which is surrounded by a long bench in the form of a sea serpent. Park Güell is the perfect place to walk quietly while enjoying nature and looking at Gaudi artwork.

6. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Casa Vicens

Address: Carrer de les Carolines, 18 Metro: L3, stop 'Fontana' This summer villa, built between 1883 and 1889 was Gaudi's first important assignment. It was commissioned by the tile manufacturer Manual Vicens, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The work shows several influences, most notably Arabian influence. Read more in this article about Barcelona architecture and Catalan Modernism.

7.  Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Sagrada Familia

Address: Placa de la Sagrada Familia Metro: L2, stop 'Sagrada Familia' Undoubtedly Gaudi's most famous work, and generally seen as his magnus opus. Read all about La Sagrada Familia.

8. Schools of the Sagrada Familia

Address: Placa de la Sagrada Familia, s/n Metro: L2, stop 'Sagrada Familia' This small building (200 m2) is one of Gaudi's most radical and modern works and, unfortunately, one of the least known. The architect designed it as a provisional school, annex to the temple of the Sagrada Familia. So while you're there, have a look.

9. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 92 Metro: L3, stop 'Diagonal' This building with its wave-like walls and huge chimneys is featured in every guidebook, so you've probably seen it before. It was commissioned by Pere Milà, who married the rich widow Roser Segimon. The flamboyant Mr. Mila wanted to live in a spectacular house in the most cosmopolitan avenue of Barcelona at that time; the Passeig de Gracia. Gaudi was chosen as the architect, mainly because he had just worked on Batlló House (our next stop), which was then considered the very latest example of the local architecture. Nowadays it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visited by thousands of tourists every year (expect a long queue to get in…) Open for visits are the first floor (where exhibitions are usually held), La Pedrera Apartment, which recreates the ambience of a middle class home of the early 20th century, and the roof, which gives a superb view.

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10. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Casa Batlló

Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 43 Metro: L3, stop 'Passeig de Gracia' A bit further along Passeig de Gracia we find this weird little building. Casa Batllo has a very particular design (like most of Gaudi's works), a bit skeletal even, which is why it is sometimes called Casa dels ossos (House of Bones). Interesting, though, is that Gaudi didn't build this from scratch. He was commissioned by the Batllo family to merely restore its façade.

11. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Casa Calvet

Address: Carrer de Casp, 48 Metro: L1, stop 'Urquinaona' Probably the least Gaudiesque (what a word) building of our tour. It is indeed quite conventional, as Gaudi was bound to follow some restrictions. More about Casa Calvet in our article on Gaudi and his buildings.

12. Barcelona Gaudi tour: Palau Güell

Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5 Metro: L3, stop 'Liceu' At the end of the 19th century, Gaudi designed one of the most luxurious buildings in Barcelona. Namely the palace residence of the Güell family - yes, those of the horses' garage and the park. The palace was the family's residence up until 1910, when they moved to Park Güell. It has a monumental, parabolic-arched entrance with iron gates, which was rather unseen at that time. Because its design broke so radically with the classical characterization, it always earned the admiration of its visitors (and that's always a good thing when you have a palace). In 1986 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Unfortunately, it has been closed for restoration, but luckily for us, it has been reopened in April 2011!

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13. Barcelona Gaudi Tour: Plaça Reial Street Lights

Address: Plaça Reial Metro: L3, stop 'Liceu' On Plaça Reial you can find the street lamps Gaudi designed for the Barcelona Town Council. It was his first official commission, so one of his earliest works. They have been restored so they continue illuminating the plaça as they did 125 years ago. They are not the focal point of the square, though, check this article to see what you can do and see on Plaça Reial. That's all, folks, you've completed the Gaudi tour! Now do like I did and have a sangria in the sun and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Plaça Reial. You deserved it!   - by Machteld De Groef]]> 1533 0 0 0 56 http://www.barcelona-rentals.net/2016/06/01/robert-de-niro-is-opening-a-luxury-hotel-in-london/ 0 0 143 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-architecture-profile-mesura/ 0 0 108 http://www.4gpsDETS0.org ... [Trackback] [...] Informations on that Topic: suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-gaudi-tour-in-one-day/ [...]]]> 0 0 172 http://reports.iresearch-reporter.com/artificial-intelligence-machine-learning/photo-gallery-fireworks-s200-en/ 0 0 198 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/touristy-vs-non-touristy-barcelona/ 0 0 212 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/best-options-for-taking-barcelona-tours/ 0 0 221 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/architecture-secrets-of-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/la-bascula-vegan-restaurant-barcelona/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 10:32:45 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1534 "La Bascula": The Place To Go in Barcelona To Enjoy A Great Vegetarian Meal ! [caption id="attachment_18023" align="aligncenter" width="576"] La Bascula - Vegetarian Restaurant in Barcelona[/caption] Being a vegan or vegetarian in Spain is a pretty hard thing! Often when you tell the waiter or waitress that you're vegetarian they just tell you "That's ok, I'm gonna bring you some jamón" Really ?! Here in Spain there is sometimes a liberal interpretation of what it means to be vegetarian.  This can make it a little difficult to find places that cater for vegetarians. But thankfully you're not alone - there is a good store and vegetarian restaurant in Barcelona in the form of "La Bascula". "La Bascula" is a Barcelona vegetarian restaurant hidden in El Borne which is a part of a vegetarian cooperative such as "La Cereria" which is in Gotico. You can't miss this place - the entrance is a giant wooden door wide open on the street, and the first thing that you'll notice is the decoration which is really different from the other restaurants that you can see in Borne. At "La Bascula" they use doors as tables and they recycle old stuff to give them a second life which makes you feel comfy and part of a welcome environment ready to appreciate all the vegetarian dishes they offer. [caption id="attachment_18025" align="aligncenter" width="576"] La Bascula - Vegetarian Restaurant in Barcelona[/caption]

The Cooperative

Fourteen years ago a vegetarian cooperative was founded by an Argentinian who settled in Barcelona and who wanted to bring together people from Latin America like Argentina, Chili and Equator to all work together, to build a community around the notion of being vegetarian. All these people who were part of this cooperative had a goal - to be together and work together creating vegetarian cuisine and homemade arts and crafts. This cooperative was also set up to help unknown artists to be highlighted and helped to organize exhibitions or concerts in their local spaces. "La Bascula" is a restaurant which is a part of a vegetarian and organic cooperative here in Barcelona. The second restaurant of this cooperative is "La Cereria" in Gotic. Those two restaurants are pretty different.

La Bascula

[caption id="attachment_18026" align="aligncenter" width="383"] La Bascula - Vegetarian Restaurant in Barcelona[/caption] "La Bascula" is a vegetarian cooperative café located in a former chocolate factory. You can eat healthily and cheaply. They offer fresh food and healthy dishes like empanadas, gaspacho or tarts, and desserts that you can accompany with teas and a homemade smoothie or milkshake. [caption id="attachment_18027" align="aligncenter" width="576"] La Bascula - Vegetarian Restaurant in Barcelona[/caption] La Bascula is hidden but Suitelife can tell you where to go:

• c/ Flassaders 3 in El Borne
• You can go there by metro, the nearest one being the L4 Station Jaume
• Hours: from 1-11:30pm

Be careful this place doesn't take credit cards so bring some cash. There are cash machines nearby. [caption id="attachment_18024" align="aligncenter" width="576"] La Bascula - Vegetarian Restaurant in Barcelona[/caption] Even if you're not a vegetarian or a meat lover, go to this restaurant. You will enjoy the food and the environment. I swear you will fall in love with this place and maybe you will want to try more vegetarian food. Check out our previous post on different stores  where you can get vegetarian products: http://suitelife.com/2011/06/17/vegetarian-in-barcelona-where-to-shop-the-best-vegetarian-food-in-bcn/ - by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included)]]> 1534 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/best-gay-clubs-barcelona-keep-it-in-your-pants/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 10:40:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1541 Gay Clubs Barcelona - Party 'till the sun comes up! What's up gorgeous people! I am back with another blog for our amazing Gay Barcelona - Series! These series is all about giving you the ins and outs of the not-so-hidden gay scene in Barcelona. And this blog will be about where are the best gay clubs in Barcelona, but the places will be less.. Well let's just be gay-forward about this one; less sexual, as my previous blog. You had a rough week, right? And you just want to Shake It Off on Taylor Swift, or you just want to Applaud yourself for getting through this horrific week with Lady GaGa. Well yeah, I know that feeling. You just want to dance. Dance all freaking night and just have fun with your friends. You just don't feel like having that 30 year old bear staring at your ass all the time. Well I have found the solution just for you. Gay clubs where the old men barely come. Where it is filled with young guys just like you. Where it is completely up to yourself if you want to get some action that night or just want to shake your booty. Okay the first one on the Gay Barcelona - list is actually one big club. The Fairy GodGay of the 'normal gayclubs'; Arena. However, Arena has three different buildings / rooms / venues, and they are all different. The three of them have different atmospheres, different music, and it differs every night as well. Therefore no night will ever be the same! Anyway, I'll just make it easy for you and pretend they are 3 different clubs. Like they actually are. But. Yeah, well, you get my point. All the Arena clubs have a 6 euro entrance fee on fridays and a 12 euro fee on saturdays, but once paid, you can switch between all the Arena clubs. And you can get a free drink with the entrance card. So it's worth the money, I'd say! And they all stay open 'till 6! Yay!

Arena V.I.P. / Dandy

This club is definitely my favourite. It has two separate floors, the top floor's music is pretty much the same as the bottom one, but it has more oldies; Touch me here baby won't you kiss me there? But they say that the top one is more for the straight people. Well, I gotta burst your bubble there for your daydreaming of hooking up with that straight guy, because it is just as gay. More gay than straight at least. Isn't that what gay clubs are for? If you are looking for a more clubby, current-top-of-the-charts Ariana Grande mixed with Katy Perry music, then the bottom floor is more your style. In my honest, humble opinion, the bottom floor has more of a partying vibe than the top one. But that might just be because I like the bottom's (haha) music more. You know what, you go check it out yourself. I'm not telling you wether to go top or bottom, it is up to you what you like most from your own experience! Arena V.I.P. is located at Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 593. Take the metro to Universitat, take the exit to the plaza. And follow the big road to the right. You'll see it within 5 minutes!

Arena Madre

Arena Madre is the next stop on our Gay Barcelona - list. Arena Madre is like the 'mother' of the arena clubs, as the name states. However, in my honest opinion, it is not. But that's only because I like V.I.P. the most. It's smaller as well. But, if you are really into the whole Dance / Trance / Techno Music, this place is definitely something you want to check out. Oh and every now and then, some reviews state that they might have striptease every now and then, but I still have to experience that. But stripteases can't be that bad, right? I'd say that the average age in here varies from 20-30. With the most being around 25-ish. The people are neat, the service at the bars is pretty quick, so it's really worth it to visit this club sometime if you're into a dancy mood. But if you really want to scream along with Beyoncé, you should get back to Arena V.I.P.!

Arena Classic

Arena Classic is our third and last of our Arena sistahs on our list and is a place I still have to go to myself, so I can't give you the whole personal atmosphere experience explanation kind of thing, so I'll pass on what my friends have told me about this place. Arena Classic is right next to Arena Madre. They both have somewhat the same music. So it's pretty much the same as Arena Madre. The age group is about the same as well. So the only thing I can tell you to do, is to just check it out yourself. Maybe we'll see each other this weekend! Arena Madre and Arena Classic are both located at C/ Balmes, Eixample, number 32. If you see one, you'll see the other!

Razzmatazz

Razzmatazz: Okay, I know, Razzmatazz is not a gay club. But Razzmatazz has a 'unofficial' gay room, and that's why the stepsister made it to our Gay Barcelona - List! To start off, Razzmatazz is HUGE! There are so many rooms, so many different kinds of music. You can dance your night away on Electro, HipHop, Dance, Trance, Pop music. Like anything is possible and available there. But I know what you came here for to read. It is a Gay Barcelona blog after all! Well the 'unofficial' gay room is the one where the most pop music is being played. (Makes sense, a lot of gays just like to scream along.. Guiltyyyy!) So if you are up for a challenge for trying to hit on someone, try this one out. Making it difficult for yourself every now and then has is always fun! But this is definitely a place where you can have an awesome night out. Trust me, it'll be great! Razzmatazz is located at Carrer Almogàvers, 122. Just take the metro to Bogatell or Marina and it'll be a 5/10 minute walk from there. And remember fellow gay human beings, always, ALWAYS be safe. Whatever happens, no matter how much alcohol / drugs. Please. Be. Safe. But if something did happen, please check out this blog on how and where to get yourself checked up! So, my beloved butterflies, this was it for today! Please drop a comment below if you want to share your experiences, and let me know if I made you have an amazing night! Have a fabulous gayday! So long, gay boys! ~Tjeerd  ]]> 1541 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/cerveceria-catalana-best-tapas-in-barcelona/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:46:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=142 SuiteLife’s Favourite Best Tapas in Barcelona: Cerveceria Catalana Cerveceria Catalana is often referred to as one of the coolest restaurant to eat the best tapas restaurant in Barcelona, although if judged on the food alone this might not hold true, the whole experience of dinning there has made it a favorite of SuiteLifers looking to find the most enjoyable tapas in Barcelona experience.  It is one of the place that offers the best tapas restaurant in Barcelona, in the Eixample Barrio that is always popular with locals and tourists alike. Like many such joints that serve tapas in Barcelona, the restaurant itself seems small at first, probably because it is packed with people waiting for a table.  Once you’ve waited 30 minutes for your table and get in, you can see it's much bigger than you originally thought.  The bar is great and has a huge selection of premium-imported beers.  If you sit at the bar, you can simply point out the tapas you want to try from under the counter.  You can even drink beer and have a montadito or two while you wait for your table. The general decor of the restaurant is quite modern and elegant but it doesn’t feel too upper class; you would feel quite comfortable here wearing jeans and a t-shirt. As far as tapas in Barcelona goes, the food here is brilliant.  There is a varied selection of tapas and they are quite reasonably priced.  The best way to order like any tapas restaurant is to just start pointing at what you like off the menu.  Going for tapas is a very social experience in Spain, and so you generally order for the table and everyone shares. For some of our most recommended dishes, checkout our Top Tapas blog.  Although the tapas at Cerveceria Catalana are great, we wouldn't call it the absolute best tapas in Barcelona. Even though it doesn't get the crown as king of Barcelona tapas, it's for sure a runner up and our favourite place to take any and all out-of-town visitors. The drinks are also great, as mentioned earlier they have a great selection of premium-imported beers (kind of what you would expect from a restaurant named Cerveceria).  They also have good draft beers that come in big glasses if you want a slightly cheaper option.  The wine selection here is reasonable and mostly Spanish, but if you do go here you should definitely try the sangria.  So far its the best sangria I have had in Barcelona. Service here is spectacularly fast, an added bonus in a city where the service usually doesn't exceed the pace of a snail.  If you get over the fact you're going to have to wait, then you will have a very pleasant experience in terms of service.  Most of the waiters/waitresses speak English and are very friendly.

One of the best tapas in Barcelona that are Actually Worth the Wait

As this is such a popular restaurant for the best tapas in Barcelona there is almost always a wait for a table.  At Cerveceria Catalana they won't let you call up and make a reservation.  When it is busy it's completely normal to wait for about 30-60 minutes; I waited 40.  The good thing is that once you have put your name on the waiting list you can have a nice drink form the bar and, if you're lucky enough to find a seat at the bar, try some tapas while you wait.  Or you could do as I did and go to a less crowded bar for a bit and come back when it’s your turn to be seated. A SuiteLife tip is they have two waiting lists, one for outside and one for inside.  Put your name on both and you'll be guaranteed the shortest wait possible! Either way, the wait is well worth it. Map More amazing restaurants in Barcelona. If you have any comments or know of any must-try best tapas in Barcelona, we would love to hear about it. Please leave a comment below. ~ Matthew Rutter]]> 142 0 0 0 101 https://blackpackers.net/barcelona-too-much-sauce/ 0 0 225 http://suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/tapas-in-barcelona-ultimate-guide/ 0 0 241 https://yxuandbeyond.wordpress.com/2019/01/01/bcn-food-adventures-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-post-office-correos-how-to-use-it/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:00:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=171 Barcelona Post Office - All you need to know about it! Barcelona Post Office can be very confusing and scary to an English Speaker,especially if you don't speak Spanish at all or if you have a very limited knowledge about it.  So at SuiteLife we want to make it easier for you to use the Barcelona Post Office by telling you all you need to know. Barcelona post office, and the Spanish post office (Correos) in general has always had a bad reputation and been widely renowned for slow delivery. However, in recent years, they have had vast improvements.  In Barcelona, the central Post Office can be located on “Plaça Antonio López” near the marina, just at the bottom of Via Laietana, and there are nearly 40 sub-postal offices dotted around the city.  See map .  Most of Barcelona post office have information services, sell stamps and can be used to send and receive letters, packages, telegrams, etc. If you simply want to send a letter then you can buy stamps in tobacco shops, which are all over the city, and then simply post the letter in one of the yellow post boxes spread around the city and outside post offices.  There are also specific boxes for local, national and international letters. At the post office in Barcelona the staff are generally pretty helpful, but if you don’t speak any Spanish or Catalan, it can be a little confusing and difficult.  Most of the Barcelona post offices staff speak little or no English, so you may need to go with a few phrases prepared.  

My experience in the Barcelona Post office

I recently had to send a package to California, and all I could say was that I wanted to send a package to the united states and that I don’t have a box.  It seemed like everything went well.  A nice lady asked me in Spanish which size box I wanted, which I didn’t really understand until she pointed to the selection of different sized boxes.  She then pointed at a section on the box where I need to fill I the address I was sending the package and my own address.  Once I had done this, I went to a man and said I wanted to send the box I had to the United States and asked if I had filled it in correctly, both things I said in very basic Spanish.  He seemed to understand and said that I had indeed filled it out correctly.  I then tried to ask how long it would take for the package to get to its destination, and I asked for the “mas rapido” (quick).  He seemed to understand and proceeded to explain in quick flowing Spanish how the postal service works, which left me pretty confused, and all I could take from what he had said was that he wasn’t sure how long it would take.  So I then asked for the Urgent stamp, which was “mas rapido” and asked how much it was.  It turned out much cheaper than I expected, which could mean it wont be “mas rapido” at all, but the good new is that the package was sent.  A week later I have yet to receive confirmation that the package has reached its destination.

Helpful Vocabulary for the Barcelona Post Office

Now you can get through this process with little or no Spanish, but if you don't feel like waving your arms around a lot and trying to express yourself through charades the following vocabulary might make your life a bit easier: I'd like to send this to ________ = Quiero enviar esto a ___________ How fast will it get there? = Cuanto tiempo durará en llegar? Is there a faster option?  = Hay opción más rápido? How much will it be?  = Cuanto será? How much is the fastest delivery option? = Cuanto será la opción más rápido? Is there a tracking number? = Hay número de seguimiento? I want to buy insurance for the package = Quiero comprar seguros por el paquete I need a box = Necesito una caja  

Basic Information About the Barcelona Post Office

Central Post Office (Correos) Plaça del Antonio López, 1 Tel: 902 197 197 / 933 183 048 Fax: 93 322 20 00 / 933 213 100 Metro: Jaume I or Barceloneta Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am-9.30pm. Saturday 8.30am-2.30pm. Correos Website Hopefully this article will help ease your experience at the Barcelona post office.  If you have any more questions or think there's some valuable vocabulary we've missed out on let us know and we'll update the entry! Cheers, ~Matt]]> 171 0 0 0 537 https://jiiimu.com/ 0 0 544 https://www.investurns.com 0 0 611 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 622 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 635 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 638 https://mazkingin.com/category/guide-to-earn/ 0 0 639 https://mazkingin.com/complete-basics-to-fiverr-freelancing/ 0 0 640 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 641 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 643 https://blogyhub99.com/ 0 0 644 https://blogyhub99.com/ 0 0 645 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 646 https://mazkingin.com/cryptocurrency-arbitrage-earn-money-everyday-easy/ 0 0 662 https://mazkingin.com/earn-money-by-copywriting-make-money-by-copywriting-from-home/ 0 0 665 https://mazkingin.com/passive-income-35-tools-websites-to-earn-money/ 0 0 670 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 672 https://mazkingin.com/learn-stock-market-trading-earn-money-practical-training/ 0 0 675 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 676 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 682 https://mazkingin.com/scientific-computing-with-python-mastering-numpy-and-scipy/ 0 0 689 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 694 https://giveaway.jivoice.com/ 0 0 695 http://nftbeyond.com 0 0 696 https://nftbeyond.com/ 0 0 697 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 698 https://giveaway.jivoice.com/ 0 0 699 http://HavenLevel.Com 0 0 701 https://nftbeyond.com/ 0 0 703 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 704 https://nftbeyond.com/ 0 0 706 https://jivoice.com/renovation-in-education-technology-in-the-classroom/ 0 0 708 https://jivoice.com/ 0 0 709 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 710 https://nftbeyond.com/ 0 0 717 https://jivoice.com/social-media-stars-top-10-influencers-shaping-trends/ 0 0 718 https://mazkingin.com/get-rich-now-earn-more-money-faster-and-easier-than-ever-before/ 0 0 719 https://jiviral.com/ 0 0 720 https://mazkingin.com/get-rich-now-earn-more-money-faster-and-easier-than-ever-before/ 0 0 722 https://nftbeyond.com/ 0 0 723 https://jiviral.com/the-importance-of-crafting-seo-friendly-content-for-success/ 0 0 727 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 728 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 729 https://jivoice.com/ 0 0 731 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 734 https://jivoice.com/ 0 0 735 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 736 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 737 https://jivoice.com/ 0 0 739 https://jiviral.com/behind-the-scenes-the-art-and-science-of-influencer-collaboration/ 0 0 740 https://mazkingin.com/ai-powered-agriculture-the-next-green-revolution/ 0 0 741 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 762 https://link-hub.net/1216701/earn-a-full-time-income 0 0 772 http://nftbeyond.com 0 0 777 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 780 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 781 https://jiviral.com/ 0 0 794 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 795 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 839 https://mazkingin.com/designing-accessible-learning-content/ 0 0 845 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 848 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 849 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 850 https://mazkingin.com/python-programming-from-zero-to-web-development-2/ 0 0 851 https://mazkingin.com/bioinformatics-and-beyond-ai-applications-in-healthcare/ 0 0 852 https://mazkingin.com/aws-certified-ai-practitioner-practice-exams/ 0 0 853 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 854 https://mazkingin.com/how-to-live-like-the-little-prince-a-grown-ups-guide-to-rediscovering-imagination-adventure-and-awe/ 0 0 855 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 856 https://giphootchebs.net/4/8762090 0 0 857 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 858 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 859 https://www.youtube.com/@jivoice 0 0 860 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 861 https://www.youtube.com/@jivoice?sub_confirmation=1 0 0 862 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 863 https://www.youtube.com/@jivoice?sub_confirmation=1 0 0 864 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 865 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 866 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 868 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 869 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 873 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 874 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 875 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 879 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 881 https://mazkingin.com/ 0 0 917 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 933 https://investurns.com/ 0 0 2018 https://redbill.lk/ 0 0 2071 https://webilaa.com/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/parking-gratuito-en-barcelona/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 08:49:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=238 Parking Gratuito en Barcelona: Tu Guia Parking gratuito en Barcelona: Vienes a pasar unos días en Barcelona y te llevas el coche? Aquí como en todas las demás ciudades grandes no es nada fácil aparcar, hasta puede ser una misión imposible ! Con este blog intentaré informarte sobre los mejores parking gratuitos en Barcelona. Si deseas rentar un apartamento por un corte periodo mientras estés en Barcelona: SuiteLife

Weekends: Parking Gratuito en Barcelona

Para empezar, es bueno saber que durante los fines de semana puedes aparcar gratis en Barcelona, a lo largo de las carreteras. Sólo averigua que este el panel “Prohibido aparcar Laborables de dilluns a divendres 8-20h”

Parking La Maquinista

El centro comercial La Maquinista posee un parking subterráneo con 4.800 plazas gratuitas, todas ubicadas en las 2 plantas subterráneas del Centro Comercial, ¡gratuito y sin límite de tiempo! Lo único es que cierra por la noche. Pero, también hay un parking exterior abierto 24/24h y totalmente gratuito donde puedes dejar tu coche. Dirección: Calle Potosí, 2. 08030 Barcelona Metro: Torras i Bages (L1)

Parking Ikea

Muy pocos suelen pensar en los parkings de los almacenes, sin embargo puede ser una alternativa a los aparcamientos pagadores en Barcelona. El Parking Ikea Direccion: Calle ciencias, 100. 08907 Hospitalet de Llobregat Metro: Hospital de Bellvitge (L1)

Avenida Diagonal

Otra solución, es aparcar su coche gratuito en un barrio de la Avenida Diagonal. Esta avenida es grande pero al final de esta, en el barrio “Pedralbes” (barrio burgués de Barcelona), hay pequenas calles donde es posible dejar su coche en seguridad y de forma gratuita (calle Muntaner, Villaroel o Borell).

Parc Ciutadella

Detrás del parque de la Ciutadela, en la calle Ramón Turro es posible aparcar su coche gratuitamente, igual si subes hasta la Rambla Poblenou.

Zona Universitaria

Si llegas a Barcelona por la noche y que tienes suerte, puedes encontrar en la Zona Universitaria algunas plazas libres donde aparcar tu coche sin gastar un euro.

Montjuic

Cerca de la Fundación Miro, en Montjuic, hay muchas plazas de aparcamiento gratis. Parc de Montjuïc, s/n, 08038 Barcelona, Espagne

Calle Icaria

A 30 minutos caminando de la Rambla y a 5 mn en metro (Vila Olimpica L4, Urquinaona L1) en la calle Icaria puedes encontrar un parking gratuito en Barcelona.

Parking Viajeros

Este no es gratuito pero ofrece precios más baratos que en los demás aparcamientos de Barcelona. El coche se aparca en un parking subterráneo vigilado. Además el staff habla inglés, francés, portugués y español (práctico para los turistas). 28€ por 4 días (mínimo de 4 días) 7€ / días suplementarios (abierto 24/24h , reserva previamente en linea para beneficiar del tarifa 7€/dia ) www.parkingviajeros.com Dirección: Carrer Carreras i Candi, 65 Metro: Badal (L5), Mercat Nou (L5, L1) En cuanto a los los parkings públicos y pagadores de Barcelona, están administrados por la compañía BSM. En su página internet puedes encontrar una mapa de la ciudad en la cual todos los parkings están localizados. Los precios son bastantes caros (2,89€/hora 37,45€/dia) pero algunos ofrecen abonos interesantes.

Si te multan en Barcelona ¡ no pagues la multa de tráfico !

El Ayuntamiento sigue incumpliendo la normativa de las señales de tráfico: señalezar en Catalán Y en Castellano Cualquier persona que haya sido sancionado con multas de aparcamiento puede recurrir por vía administrativa al Consistorio y exigir la devolución de la sanción. En efecto, las señales de tráfico en Barcelona y en prácticamente toda Cataluña siguen incumpliendo con la normativa legal vigente, que establece que deben estar en los dos idiomas oficiales de la Comunidad. Actualmente, solo están en catalán. ¡Pero el Ayuntamiento de Barcelona prefiere no cobrar las multas de tráfico a señalizar en Castellano! Si conoces otros parkings gratuitos en Barcelona, no vaciles en dejarnos un comentario! ~Orlane~]]> 238 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-tapas-pay-per-pintxo/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:48:24 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=387 Barcelona Tapas: It's Pintxo Time! Tapas in Barcelona, and Barcelona food in general is an enormous field to investigate. Today we will investigate segment of Barcelona tapas, which are called Pintxos! (Pronounced Pinchos). Pintxo means 'spike' in Spanish and the literal translation serves us well in understanding what these tasty treats are all about. Several savory items are spiked to a slice of bread with a toothpick for your eating pleasure. If you want to read about some traditional Barcelona tapas places read Matt´s blog Cerveceria Catalana: The best tapas restaurant in Barcelona? or checkout my blog about Tapas in Barcelona for free “Ir de pintxos!” (To go for Pintxos) is the Basque version of pub crawling. Pintxos originated in the Basque Country. They can be warm or cold, salty or sweet. Traditionally many pintxos come with seafood and goat cheese, but you can find a wide variety with combos such as tortilla de patatas, eggs with tuna, croquets and even  little hamburgers as well. The variety of this Barcelona tapas is never ending and you can find places that serve up to 100 different Pintxos at a time. You basically grab your plate and start loading onto it whatever tickles your fancy; it can be difficult because they normally all look so good that you want to try everything. When you're completely stuffed and can't even manage one more tapa the waiter will come by to count the the toothpicks you have on your plate and the most common model is you pay per toothpick leftover. Because of how they charge, there is usually a standard price on all pinxos, no matter what they may contain. The average price is about 1,60 per Pintxo, but as with anything else, you can find cheaper and definitely more expensive also. It's quite typical to accompany this Barcelona food with cider or Txakoli which is slightly sparkling white wine. 6 Pintxos, or so, should be perfect for a light, but delightful lunch and "ir de Pintxos" is a nice sociable activity for you and your friends while having a drink and chat in a Basque tavern. We tried some places for you and here are our suggestions. Try one of these 10 best Pintxos bars.

Enjoy the Basque pub crawl with SuiteLife!

Maitea

c/Casanova 157 The word "maitea" means love or dear, and love is what we, SuiteLifers, feel for this place. Very friendly service and they offer you more than 100 different kinds of cold and warm Pintxos. The cold ones attract you to the bar and the warm ones are ready in a minute when you order them. Last time when we went to Maitea with my 3 friends we had 21 pintxos, 2 beers, 2 cokes and we payed 41 euros and got a big bottle of cider for free. They have some awesome home made little desserts so try not to fill up too much on tapas (easier said than done!).

Grupo Sagardi

Grupo Sagardi has quite a few restaurants in BCN and in Spain and it's three most notable pinxos restaurants in Barcelona are Irati, Euskal Etxea and Sagardi.

Irati

c/Cardenal Casanyes 17 Irati is said by some to be the best Pintxos bar in town. You will find this restaurant with Barcelona tapas near the Boqueria Market on las Ramblas. It´s a friendly little place with around 50 different and splendid pintxos. Another one is...

Euskal Etxea

Plaçeta Montcada 1 80 variations of pintxos at the bar with great atmosphere and a cool interior that you will just love!

Sagardi

Plaça de Pau Vila 3 This bigger restaurant has a long bar with excelent Barcelona tapas that can host around 100 people! You won´t be dissapointed if you decide to visit any of these three bars above, but the one that I like the best is Euskal Etxea.

Zarautz taberna vasca

c/Elisi 13 Excellent Pintxos for 1,50€ each or the more special ones for 2.20€, and yes they are totally worth a try! Don´t miss this place!

Taktika Berri

c/Valencia 169 If you don´t mind waiting a bit for really great Barcelona food, than you should come to check out Taktika Berri. It´s one of the best Basque restaurants in town, because the meat and other ingredients are brought in directly from San Sebastian, the epicenter of Basque food.

Itxaso

c/Còrsega 232 The name of the restaurant means sea, and you will love the marine white and blue decoration. They offer around 70 different cold and warm pintxos.

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Txirimiri

c/de la Princesa 11 Have a lunch menu in the heart of Born for 5,50! You´ll get 5 pintxos and a drink. This place is special for another reason as well. The waiter won´t count your toothpicks here at the end of the meal, they just ask, "how many Pintxos did you eat?". It's quite a nice touch and makes the customers feel welcome an trusted.  I suppose the owner just believes in the quality of his food so much that he assumes if you liked the food you wouldn´t need to play with numbers.

Baserri

c/Correu Vell 4 Baserri opens at 6:30 p.m. And you can have 5 pintxos and 1 beer for 6 euros.

Blai Tonight

c/de Blai 23 Enjoy this place on a warm evening at one of their terrace tables and try any of their pintxos for just 1 euro. You probably have noticed that these restaurants' names don't sound too Spanish. It´s because of their Basque origin. Did you know that Basque country has its own language that is supposed to be the oldest in the Europe and so old that linguists aren´t even able to come to an agreement as to its actual roots? Go and check out some of the above taverns and let us know, which Pintxo was your favorite!

On Egin!

(Bon appetite) Sharka]]> 387 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/sports-shops-in-barcelona-for-all-your-sporting-needs/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:17:46 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=453 Sports Shops in Barcelona: Where to find the best of them?

Sports Shops in Barcelona cater to all kinds of different sports.  So if you're a runner or a surfer or anything in-between then, we have got you covered.  Read on to find the Sports shop in Barcelona that is right for you.

Sports shops in Barcelona - Decathlon

Decathlon shops are some of the largest sports shops in Barcelona.  They have all kinds of different sports equipment and clothing, so you will be sure to find what you are looking for.  You can buy anything from roller blades to football kits.  Decathlon is also very cheap, they may not have the best quality Sports equipment but it is great value.  There are a few Decathlon stores in Barcelona including one right in the centre just off Las Ramblas. Check their website over here: Website Check the map to get there: Map

Sports shops in Barcelona - Esports Nuria Barcelona

This shop has a good range of sports equipment, although it is not quite as big as Decathlon.  Esports Nuria is a great shop for swimmers as they sell all you would need for swimming in the Mediterranean or just in your local pool. Check their website over here : Website Check the map to get there: Map

Sports Shops in Barcelona - Inercia

Inercia is a more specialised sports shops in Barcelona.  They sell skate boards, long boards and roller blades along with any equipment that you need/ want with them.  If you like these extreme sports then Inercia is a great place to go.  They have high end products, which are a little expensive.  Although I would say they are worth the money.  The staff are very friendly and helpful and most of them can speak reasonably good English. Check their website over here : Website Check the map to get there : Map

Sports Shops in Barcelona - La General Surfera

This is another specialised sports shops in Barcelona, specialising in Surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding.  This sports shop sells high-end goods and brands, making it quite expensive.  It’s a very hip place that is perfect for you if you like to look good on your skateboard/snowboard/surfboard.  La General Surfera is quite large and they have a good selection of extreme sport clothing and equipment. Check their website over here : Website Check the map to get there : Map  

Sports Shops in Barcelona - Adidas

There are also a couple of good Adidas shops in Barcelona.  One of them is an Adidas originals shop, which is more of a sporty fashion shop.  You can find this one in the Gotico area.  There is also an Adidas shop on Passeig de Grácia, which can be described as more of a sports shop.  It has a good selection of sporting clothing and equipment for sports such as running and football.  It is not one of the biggest sports shops in Barcelona but in this shop it’s all about quality not quantity.   If you know of any other great Sports shops in Barcelona or have any comments we would love to hear them. Cheers Matthew Rutter]]> 453 0 0 0 82 http://cpanel98.ir/2017/02/02/%d9%82%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a8-%d8%a7%d8%b3%d9%be%d8%b1%d8%aa-%d8%b4%d8%a7%d9%be-sport-shop/ 0 0 83 https://fardahosting.net/ghalb-asprt-shap-sport-shop/ 0 0 99 http://www.9HbAO.com ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/sports-in-barcelona/sports-shops-in-barcelona-for-all-your-sporting-needs/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/top-5-tips-how-not-to-be-screwed-by-a-landlord-in-barcelona/ Mon, 24 Aug 2015 15:10:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=665 Top 5 Tips on how not to Get Screwed by a Landlord in Barcelona - 5 ways you can protect yourself against bad landlords! Hello, SuiteLifers! This time let's talk about how to avoid getting screwed by a landlord in Barcelona. Have you ever been blamed for something damaged in your flat which wasn't your fault? Or have you ever been accused  breaching the contract for no good reason? Don't worry it happens all the time. Personally I have been through some tough landlords myself. Renting a new apartment can be a very fun experience or a living nightmare. That is why I want to share some tips you can use to avoid such annoying and stressful situations.

Always visit the flat personally

A lot of real estate websites these days provide virtual tours for their future tenants to view. Pretty cool, right? Whilst this is a great new way to appreciate a flat and its features in depth from the comfort of your own chair at home, this should not be your final step of the viewing. You should also be aware of landlords attaching false photos of the apartment online. Make sure you can spare half an hour and go visit the flat personally. What happens more often lately is that people make rushed decisions and even sign a lease contract without even paying a visit to the flat they are entering. As you can imagine a lot of times these people feel disappointed in their decision just because they haven't had the chance to try out the TV first.  So, gang, to avoid being disappointed in yourselves I advise you to book a viewing for the apartment of your interest and don't ignore this general rule of accommodation-hunting.

Have your smartphone handy and the camera on standby

Bad landlords have the tendency to blame you for damages you haven't done just because they don't want to spend money to refurbish the flat after you leave. And because you might have forgotten to inform them of any at the beginning of your lease, they'll try and 'outsource' the repairs to you. One of the most popular ways to get screwed by a landlord in Barcelona. A great way to avoid this is by taking pictures. And I mean a lot of them. Find every nook and cranny where a sticking nail or a scratch cold be placed and photograph it for evidence. Don't worry that your landlords might find you fussy or weird. You are in your right to know everything about your future temporary home. Also this would be a perfect time to point out any flaws or damages to your landlord that you want fixed. You should print up the photos and have them attached to the contract as an annex.

Trial and error

A good way to guarantee your satisfaction with your future flat is to literally touch everything. Sometimes landlords would intentionally keep information from you about malfunctioning or broken appliances. This is when you come in. Don't hesitate to test anything you might consider dodgy. Make sure that you will be comfortable with every piece of appliance and furniture in the flat. So a few good things to try out would definitely be the bed in the bedroom, if you are a passionate TV lover, the TV set is a must. Another thing you should make sure works properly are the faucets and the showers. You would be surprised how many times tenants forget to check the water pressure in the shower, which makes showering a not so relaxing experience as it should be. Don't be afraid to demand a repair on something beforehand. But be aware, if the landlord doesn't get to it before you guys sign the lease be certain that any future problems you might experience will not be dealt with very quickly either.

Do a background check on your landlord.

It is always a good idea to know what you are getting into. Unless you have a friend or a family member working for the CIA or any of the other Intelligence agencies, I suggest you conduct your own background check on your landlord. Talking to the neighbours to get some insight on your landlord would be one way. Despite the common believe that you should keep your nose out of other people's business, neighbours sometimes hear or see things unintentionally (or not) so checking with them might be bring you some leads. Previous tenants would a good source too. A lot of times landlords would have their previous tenants' contact details and emails so you could always request that from them. As a first-hand experience in dealing with a landlord, ex-tenants would give you the most insight and best advice about the homeowners.

It's time for the paperwork

The following advice is supported by personal experience. If you are a student on an exchange program or a professional who is being relocated to another country and you do not speak the language of the country in which you'll be entering an apartment, then my dear friends, have that lease translated and legalized. Sometimes you are just too excited to travel to another country and all you want is to find a flat quickly so you can go out and experience your new life. And when the moment comes to sign your lease, because you are that excited and overwhelmed you sometimes overlook a few details. Well, gang, that guy was me a few months back. Not being aware of one tiny detail about my lease led to a whole month of stress and sleepless nights. Even if you can't get it translated (In Barcelona for contracts to be binding they must be in either Spanish or Catalán, you have other choices. The best is to get them to send you the contract a few days before you sign so you can take it to a third party (friend or lawyer, or google translate) and make sure that it is above board and standard. So if you are a victim of the monster called 'language barrier', always ask for your lease to be translated beforehand or at the very least verbally translated to you. It is always good to have a copy of your new contract in your native language (or whatever language you can speak) in case your landlords are trying to pull your leg. Another useful thing to do is before you sign the lease, get a copy of it from your landlord and send it out to anyone you may know that can help you 'decipher' it and scan it for issues. Again from personal experience let me just say that moms are ALWAYS right. True story. There you have it, gang, the best tips to ensure you will never ever will be screwed by a landlord in Barcelona. Following these 5 steps will make your apartment-hunting much easier and much more satisfying for you. Tell us in the comment section below if you have had any crazy experiences with bad landlords. Now for your joke: Q: If you were to drop a Slug and a Landlord off the roof of the 600 foot tall Calgary Tower, which one will hit the ground sooner? A: Who Cares? Sincerely, Chris]]> 665 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-sights-the-bunker/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:03:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=798 As most of you know, there are tons of Barcelona sights. Luckily, there are still a few "secret" places, not overtaken by tourists. I was taken to one of them by a Catalan friend of mine, born and raised here and therefore full of inside knowledge about the city. The Bunker, located at the top of Rovira in the Carmel barrio is the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon with your friends or your couple. And yeah - the bunker is more than just a nickname - the place is a remains of an old air raid civil war bunker. It was built in 1937 and has been renovated in the past few years. Renovated in sense that it's clean and safer than before, the sight still has its own unique vibe. Moreover, there are tons of graffiti improving the ambient atmosphere. I must admit, the sunset view from the top of the mountain is very romantic. There's a 360º sight of Barcelona, which in my opinion is much better than the one from Montjuic. You can see absolutely everything - the vastness of the sea, the narrow streets of Barcelona, the city lights and the high mountain peaks. If you are a photography lover, this is the place to take amazing pictures of Barcelona! So, the most important question - how to get there? You can see the location of the place on the map. The closest metro stop is Alfons X (L4, yellow) and from then on you can either walk or take a bus for two stops. Interesting fact about the spot I chose to present to you - the Spanish rock band Nothink chose that particular sight in Barcelona for their music video of the song In a Row. Even if you are not the biggest rock fan you might like the video just for the astonishing location! I hope my words inspire you enough to go and check out the place yourself. If you have any tips about other cool Barcelona sights - drop a line in the comment section below! Cheers, Ivo]]> 798 0 0 0 42 https://bottleblondeabroad.wordpress.com/2016/05/18/day-17-forca-barca/ 0 0 204 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/party-in-barcelona-chasing-the-party-nasty-mondays/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:27:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=825 Party in Barcelona: Chasing the Party - Nasty Mondays Nasty Mondays is by far one of the best party in Barcelona and in our opinion it reigns supreme over all other Barcelona clubs. Admittedly, Monday night is not when most people go out to rage, however, that's one aspect of what makes this party so amazing. There aren't any amateur weekend partiers here.  The crowd, although quite eclectic, is interested in one thing only, dancing up a storm at the most unique party in Barcelona with arguably the best music and atmosphere going. We're not sure exactly where it got it's name, but we do know one thing, if you have to work the following day or sit through hours of early morning classes, it's a nasssty experience.  This party might kill you for the rest of the week, but simply stated, it's more than worth it. Wait! Have you never heard of Nasty Mondays? Shame on you! But don't worry! We spent many nights there, we've experienced it in all its glory, felt its beating sexy sweaty pulse, and we're gonna tell you everything you need to know about what might be considered the best Monday night in the world. Barcelona clubs will never be the same again.

Nasty Mondays: How Did it All Begin?

To understand what the Nasty Mondays party is all about, it is important to briefly talk about how it all began! It was 2004 when a guy called Soren Manzoni, skater, surfer, collector of vintage stuff - from robot toys to pinball machines - and addicted to music got together with Max Ochoa to create something that Barcelona clubs had never seen before!  Influenced by their life-style, they created a party that combines a perfect selection of music, a rock star stage for the DJs, and a lot of improvisation. As years went by, the party grew bigger and moved the Sala Apolo - one of the biggest Barcelona clubs - and also gained international attention. Besides his constant search for "new old stuff" around the flee market 'Los Encantes', Soren stared traveling more and more to New York, which brought even more identity to the party. Nowadays, Nasty Mondays brings together almost 1500 people every Monday and every month it crosses the ocean for its New York edition! Though very famous now, Soren and Max still have the formula that we love: no gimmicky DJ tricks from the no fancy special effects. Nasty Mondays is simply about the right song at the right time and having fun.

The Club

Getting there is easy! The Sala Apolo is located at Calle Nou de la Rambla, 112, and it is easily reached by metro. If you take the purple (L2) or the green (L3) line and hop off by Station Paral-lel you are just a few meters away from the entrance. It is impossible to miss it, you will immediately notice the line organized by the security guards. As the party starts at 00:00 it is wise to get there before 01:00 to avoid queues. We got there around half-past midnight and in 5 minutes we were inside. They will probably ask for your ID,  so BRING it! There is no such thing as dress-code, but if you get there wearing some clubs jersey, flip-flops or a camouflage cargo shorts (a guy was kicked out in front of us because of that) you might have problems. The entrance is 14 € and includes a drink. So far so good!  We were in and ready to party! The first room when you enter called La[2] and is not the main part of the party. There, the DJ Kosmos and DJ Dr. Cartagena play a mixed of new electro and fidget house, with a touch of hip-hop. To be honest, we didn't spend much time there though the music and mood were very good. We wanted to go as soon as possible to the main dish! So some stairs up and there you are! Sala Apolo is a old-theater style club, which is an essential ingredient to the party! Once you are on the dance-floor you can see the DJs on the stage, just like rock stars, and when you look above you see the upper part, a balcony that has a full view of the dance floor and stage. The bars are usually crowed, and it might take a few minutes to get a drink. That's what happened when we went for our "free" drink - whether it is a Rum-Cola, Vodka-Red Bull, Whiskey-Red Bull - you will be surprised, they pour the drinks very strong making the paid entrance worth even more. With time, the place became more crowed, but it was never a problem, unless you try to be right in front of the DJs. There, people go crazy, dance and jump like in a rock n' roll concert, and despite getting very sweaty and squeezed it is pretty fun. In the middle of the dance-floor you also experience the adventure of the smokers! As the place has no smoking area, the smokers try their luck hiding from the securities and smoking with their heads down. We didn't witness anyone getting busted, but if want to try doing it, take a lot of care, because the securities guards are not polite AT ALL. And there lies the downside in our opinion. Don't expect "please" or "thank you". We witnessed their rudeness to a lot of people. Of course we can not generalize, but from what we saw, it is a downside.

Music And Other Crazy Stuff

Ok and the music? Isn't it what a party is all about? You are right! Nasty Mondays won't disappoint you! Well, do you like The Strokes? Do you like Rolling Stones? Joy Division? Rage Against the Machine? So, that's just a few of what you gonna get there! The variety goes from rock n' roll from the 50's to the 80's getting to 90's grunge, with hint of new age and all this mixed with recents indie and electrorock hits! We cannot forget to mention the all the crazy things that happen on the stage! While Soren and Max are playing, drinking Jack Daniels and acting like rock stars, a bunch of pretty girls are dancing and showing themselves to the crowd. And it can get even better! If you are lucky enough (or check in the website, which is more clever) you can be there when a Shitty Sessions is happening! It is a photograph session that takes place on the stage, just behind the DJs! Now, can you imagine what happens in these photos? Just try to put together loud rock and roll, alcohol and crazy people that you might get a bit of it! You can check it, just click here! Our verdict about Nasty Mondays? Don't think twice, go for it, feel it like we did! We are sure you are gonna love it! Now you have your Monday nights guaranteed! How to recover on Tuesday while sitting hungover at your desk? Well, that's another blog idea... What about Tuesday, Wednesday…Sunday? Any suggestions? Wait! Are you still considering staying at home next Monday? We really hope not! Because that's what CHASING THE PARTY is all about: finding the clubs, reporting to you and making you experience it! It will be a series of posts about the exciting nightlife in Barcelona, we will chase the parties, no matter if it summer or winter, sunny or rainy. We are going to find the ones that are rocking our city the hardest. After all, there is nothing like a local DJ. Want to know more about Nasty Mondays and some party in Barcelona? Check this video! http://vimeo.com/50067417

Pratical Information for Party in Barcelona

NASTY MONDAYS Local: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113 Metro Station: Paral-lel Day of the week: Monday Price: 13 €  in advance / 14 € - at door - cash or card http://nastymondays.com/ Cheers! Jack]]> 825 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> 62 http://usa.reportna.com/archives/25421 0 0 63 http://kjoz880am.com/skyrocket-your-business-with-celebrity-influencers/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/questions-not-to-ask-when-on-a-flat-visit-in-barcelona/ Mon, 24 Aug 2015 15:23:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1161 Questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona - don't get deceived! What is good señoras and señores? Are you looking for a flat to rent in Barcelona? We strongly suggest that you do your homework first and take a look at this blog about questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona, because, you know, real estate agents are sales people after all, and if you ask the wrong questions you might not get a straight answer. Accordingly, we've put together a list below with those questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona, so take a look and see what you should (or in this case shouldn't) ask while searching for that perfect flat! :P

#1 HOW LONG HAS THE FLAT BEEN AVAILABLE?

This is one of the most frequent questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona, being the most seemingly benign and logistical questions can be the worst to ask. "How long has this property been on the market" might seem like a perfectly good question but in reality you're probably never going to get a straight answer. If an agent were to admit that a flat has been on the market for months and months, you would probably start to wonder, "Gee, how come?", and the flat wouldn't be as attractive to you. So normally agents will say it's been on the market a lot less time than in reality. They're trying to sell you on the place, so saying that it's been around forever and no one will rent it is quite counter productive for them. Remember, whether you like a flat or not should not be based on the popularity of it but rather whether you actually like it or not.

#2 ARE THERE OTHER PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THIS FLAT?

Don't you even think about asking this one! Another one of the questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona, and just like question #1, the agent will probably never be honest with you by revealing the actual demand in the flat or how many people are interested in it. Think about it,  you see a flat, ask this question and the agent says "no, nobody is interested in taking this flat, I can't seem to rent it for the life of me". You would probably be instantly dissuaded. Now if the agent says "OMG, we've had 3 other visits today, one couple sending me documentation this evening, so you better be really quick if you don't want to lose it" that would instill a sense of urgency in you. If you actually liked the flat, you might take the leap and reserve it more quickly if you know it 'might' disappear at any time. As you can see there is a lot of incentive in the agent misrepresenting the interest in a flat, so just don't ask, you'll never know if you're getting a straight answer.

#3 CAN I MOVE IN WITH MY PET?

The list of questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona continues and is now referring to pets. Mentioning you have a pet is often a deal killer for many property owners. Knowing that your little fur ball will be running around the apartment, possibly defecating all over it, and likely barking or making noises that disturb the neighbours (not to mention the extra wear and tear on the apartment itself) is not something that makes it easy to get accepted as a tenant. So, we suggest you don't mention your pet at all! If you find a place you like, before making any type of reserve payment, ask to see a copy of the contract, and if it doesn't mention pets, then sign and move in with your pet! If you constantly mention your pet you'll see doors closing very quickly. If you're one of those people that just HAS to know that the owner is ok with your pup, then ask on the phone before making appointments if each flat will allow pets or not so you don't waste your (and the agent's) time.

#4 HOW ARE THE NEIGHBOURS?

You might think that an agent knows everything there is to know about the flat you're seeing but that's not usually the case. They have knowledge of the product but more in terms of it's features and selling points. They usually have no idea who, or how well behaved, the neighbours are. After all, the agent maybe runs in and out a few times a day doing visits, but as they don't live there, they usually have no idea who the neighbours are. This, then, is another question not to ask because either they will say "the neighbours are great!", or they will tell you they have no idea. So remember this as a part of the list with questions NOT to ask when on a flat visit in Barcelona!

#5 CAN YOU TAKE OUT ALL THE FURNITURE?

OK folks, there tend to be two types of rental flats; furnished and unfurnished. There is a huge difference! You wouldn't believe how many people come to a visit for a fully furnished flat and then ask "can the owner take out all the furniture?" Usually, the answer is no. Not every person has the space to empty their whole apartment and store all their furniture. So, if you're looking for a furnished flat only look at those options and vice versa. If you love a flat you see online and want to know if it's possible to rent without furniture just call the agent and ask before setting up the visit. That way you avoid wasting your time.

#6 CAN I MOVE IN IN 3/4/5/WHATEVER MONTHS?

Keep in mind that most owners will not wait more than about 2-3 weeks for you to move in to the flat (read: starting paying rent) from the time you make a reserve payment. What that means is you shouldn't start your search much more than 4 weeks before the date of entry. If you do so you will be utterly wasting your time. "But I like to get a good jump on all my plans" you might tell me. Yes, we understand. People like to plan ahead and be prepared. However, that does not work in BCN. The flats you see AVAILABLE NOW are just that, available to move into now. So if you start to early you'll waste time on flats where they won't accept you. With that said, the worst you can do is see a flat and on the visit ask "can I move in in 2,3,4,5, etc... months?" The agent will tell you no, and probably want to kill you for wasting his or her time.

#7 ALTHOUGH IT'S A LONG TERM RENTAL, CAN I HAVE THIS FLAT FOR SHORT TERM?

Most rental flats you see on portals and websites are for long term contracts. Long term in Barcelona is generally 1 year plus. If you are looking for less time than that, especially if it's a stay of 1-4 months, we highly suggest you mention this on the phone before the visit. Every day we have people responding to ads asking if it's available for a few months when the owner wants only 1 year plus contracts. So the worst thing you can do, is setup a visit and ask "can I rent it for 2 months?", because most likely they are looking for long term tenants and most likely you will end up wasting everyone's time. So, with that said, if you're looking to stay somewhere for less than a year, make it clear to the agent while on the phone and before doing the actual visit. In conclusion, our advice is that you should read the ad carefully and thoroughly before scheduling your visit. Naturally, if you have any inquiries, it's the best to ask all the questions and things that you are confused about on the phone or by email. If you have any comments or suggestion on other questions not to ask on a flat visit let us know!  :D Till next time, PEACE OUT, SuiteLifers! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)]]> 1161 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/a-barcelona-internship-will-make-your-summer-shine/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 10:49:24 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1544 Do a Barcelona Internship this summer! Read this article, take notes, succeed! Looking to do a Barcelona Internship this summer? An internship in this beautiful city will make your summer shine (on your resume and..literally!). So, you're looking for a Barcelona internship  this summer or maybe you've already landed one? Either way, read this article and I promise you that you will be a success. (Pst, SuiteLife is looking for online marketing and social media interns and now you can be the top candidate! ) First there is the resume and the never-easy-to-write cover letter. Both need to be flawless and please note: updated! Never forget to bulletpoint-in your recent job(s)! The resume, I personally don't have a problem with. The tricky task is how to write that cover letter. Ugh, spare me! While applying for probably 50 internships last spring (everything from internships in Stockholm, Los Angeles and Copenhagen to London and Manchester), I felt that I was climbing Mount Everest. Going to plenty of lectures and workshops that taught you how to master this task, I'm now on the top of that mountain and it's not as cold as I thought. First and foremost, the opening of the cover letter should include the purpose of your email. For example: " I'm inquiring about the open X position at X that I found on X." Stating the purpose before you jump into your personal pitch is important. Second, provide a snapshot of your relevant past experiences is key. Relevant doesn't mean your job at Starbucks when applying for an internship in the marketing or PR field. Your PR job last summer, much more so! Also, remember to tie your past experience to the position you are applying for. Sidenote: In your signature, include links to your social media channels. Trust me, they'll be looking anyways so you might as well save them the google search. Good channels to include are twitter account(s), your blog and LinkedIn. And, please please.. no skatedude8@hotmail.com or coolgirl55@hotmail.com - s . Email accounts like those will make CEO'S raise their eyebrows and with one click your hard-work will go from their inbox to their trash. So, hey! With that perfect resume and cover letter  the interview is now scheduled, right? Does it look dreadful in your calendar!? Well, it shouldn't because it won't be..dreadful. If you are coming to work in Barcelona from overseas, many recruiters might want to have the interview with you over the phone. This can be an easy task to master (and much less nervous) once you know how to show off your stuff over the phone. Below, I outlined some hints for you. Read and take notes:

• Prep beforehand! Trust me on this one, because I have been going through plenty. Going into a phone interview blind is basically like walking onstage without a rehearsal. Please, don't put yourself through that. The interviewer will be asking questions quickly and expecting clear answers.

• Express yourself! One of the hardest things about a phone interview is the lack of personal connection. Therefore, try to smile when you speak. Believe it or not but a smile will be heard over the phone.

• Don't forget to ask questions. I mean, this is your interview too. Never forget that. Asking questions about the company and the work you'll be doing, the workforce, state of the work atmosphere etc will help yo get a better idea of the job and show true interest. Remember, never ask questions that can be found on their website!

Now when the phone interview went smoothly you probably received one of those go-out-celebrating-with-a-cosmopolitan emails saying that you got the job, right? So, now when you landed your dream job or Barcelona internship, it's time to start thinking about what to wear. If you just got out of school or entered the work force for the first time, it might be time to plan a shopping spree to upgrade your closet. Here are the essentials every PR or marketing girl should have in her closet.

• A  blazer (if you don't already have a blazer hanging in your closet, please go buy one immediately!)

• The little black dress (In the PR field, even just starting out, a little black dress is your best friend)

• City flats - (Being always a heels girl running around the city, I know the pain this causes my feet. Living in Los Angeles, I could not wait to get home and change my shoes to something less painful. Take this advice, wear fashionable flats.)

• Cross Body Purse (You can carry your laptop under your other arm, right?)

• Work-Appropriate Jeans (Stick with a darker denim in a flattering style for casual days at the office)

Now, it's time to go career hunting. Good Luck! And P.S. Don't forget to create a LinkedIn profile to find a Barcelona internship! Charlotte Giver]]> 1544 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/beer-in-barcelona-what-should-you-try/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 10:56:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1546 Beer in Barcelona : The Best From The Taps Draft beer in Barcelona? You would think that Barcelona sounds like a drinker's paradise with cava, sangria, mojitos, vermouth, etc... But about beer, I was not so sure. The big Spanish brands like San Miguel or Estrella Damm have never seemed as good to me compared to other breweries in Europe. Most restaurants, bars and pubs serve beer but the options are limited. In Barcelona, I realized that there are very few bars/pubs offering actual beers on tap that aren't one of the commercial brands. Don't worry though! We've taken it upon us to thoroughly investigate the situation and we will show you the best of draft beer in Barcelona. If you are a cocktail-lover, don't miss out our ebook Top 10 Cocktail Bars in Barcelona

BierCab

This bar has everything you need to have a fantastic late night beer binge: a huge selection in both international and local beer, delicious food, humorous and knowledgeable staff, nice and chill atmosphere,... It seems that 10 taps is not enough for a beer bar, BierCab has 30 taps which you might have not never seen before. The awesome beer selection both in taps and bottles ranges from strong to weak, from dark to light, from all over the world. The prices aren't cheap, mostly around 5-8EUR for a pint, but it is totally worth for trying beer thats beyond the normal standard beer in Barcelona. The bar also serves tasty tapas. When you go there, don't hesitate to try the burgers and patatas bravas. With its funky vibe coming from good music, wooden design, and especially from friendly drinkers, BierCab is a favourite spot for many foreigners and locals alike. Check out their website for more details in drink and food menu. Address: Carrer Muntaner 55

Ale&Hop

The second spot in our Draft beers in Barcelona list is Ale&Hop. If you want to escape from very crowded breweries, Ale&Hop is the place for you. This cozy bar is an indie brewery of Barcelona par excellence. Ale&Hop is a place where you can listen to underground hits, enjoy cozy ambiance, a hipster feel and especially great beer, which is a mix of high quality offerings from Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Spain,... With 10 taps and excellent bottles in fridge, Ale&Hop is a must-visit place if you want to get drunk. The price is 3-5EUR for a pint, which is very reasonable for quality beer. Located on a small street in trendy El Born, Ale&Hop is a good late night choice after having a stroll and dinner. The food here is not very special. But if you are veggies, Ale&Hop does very well in serving top notch vegetarian food. Address: Carrer de les Basses de Sant Pere, 10

La Cerveteca

Another cool gem  in Gothic Quarter is La Cerveteca. It's a shop, a bar and a brewery library. There are always people tasting different beers and perhaps you might not understand their drink list and sometimes strange vocabulary. La Cerveteca is a cultural meeting space that revolves around beer and everything related to it. At La Cerveteca, you will find information on beer culture, brewery events, and craft beers from different origins that become the symbols of the world of beer. Not just only a shop, La Cerveteca is also a drinking spot which offers beer from 13 taps and 100 bottles being selected carefully as well as pretty good tapas. Not like other beer bars/pubs, La Cerveteca should be visited early, because its opening hours are from 18:00 to 23:00. Address: Carrer d'En Gignàs, 25

Cara B

Cara B is a great little bar in Gracia well off of tourist path. It is shabby but still nice with 10 taps and around 130 bottles of beers mostly from the UK, Belgium and US. It has live music every night from Tuesday to Saturday. The singers and bands bring the intimate feeling to the room. This spot is more for thirty-something plus crowd because Cara B can really remind them of their childhood when you bounce up and down to Twist and Shout and Jumpin’ Jack Flash. There are black and white photos of The Stones, Jackson 5 as well as the vinyl 33 on the walls, which will send you back to an older musical era. When the music isn't live, you can still enjoy your beer listening to the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and so on. Address: Carrer del Torrent de les Flors, 36

CatBar

The name says it all. CatBar is a little bit different from other Barcelona's draft beers places. Located in El Born neighborhood, this bar is a cat-themed bar, which is surprising and fun. Of course you won't see any real cats in this bar, but you might see some drawn on the walls and some hipsters lovingly referring to their friends as 'cats'. There are 9 craft beers on tap and the staff let you sample somethings before ordering a pint. About food, this dimly lit bar features very good veggie options, especially burgers which I recommend highly. Address: Carrer Boria, 17 The weather is getting colder and colder folks! I hope these cool draft beers places will inspire you and keep you from being lazy and staying at home on the couch tonight. If you still want to know more about other drinking places, make sure to check out our blog Top 10 Rooftop Bars in Barcelona and Unique Bars in Barcelona and let us know if you know of any other great bars that serve draft beer in Barcelona! ~Trang  ]]> 1546 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-photoblog-the-sagrada-familia/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 11:29:23 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1552 Visit The Sagrada Familia With Suitelife's Barcelona Photoblog ! For our Barcelona photoblog series, I went to one of the most famous tourist spots: The Sagrada Familia. Everybody who comes to Barcelona must go to the Sagrada Familia at least once. The 128-year-old building has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and features unusual architecture. It is in the district of Eixample which is one of the most visited spots in Barcelona. Indeed, people also come here for the Gaudi's heritage too. It is quite expensive to visit this temple  (10€ to 13€/person) but it's worth it as the money is put towards the restoration of the building. You will also discover something really amazing, both inside and outside. Believe me, this is one of the things that you have to do at least once in your life ! Don't forget to take pictures ! [caption id="attachment_17868" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Barcelona Photoblog - The Sagrada Familia[/caption] The interior of the Sagrada Familia will astonish you: [caption id="attachment_17869" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Ceiling[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17870" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Christ[/caption] The ceiling is very different from all the other temples that you will visit in your life. [caption id="attachment_17871" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Ceiling[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17872" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Ceiling & Wall[/caption] The stained-glass windows let you see the interior of the Sagrada Familia in a different way, through different colors. [caption id="attachment_17873" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Ceiling & Stained-Glass Windows[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17874" align="aligncenter" width="576"] The Sagrada Familia - Ceiling & Stained-Glass Windows[/caption] Front of the Sagrada Familia [caption id="attachment_17875" align="aligncenter" width="576"] The Sagrada Familia - Front[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17876" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Alpha & Omega sign[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17877" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Crucifixion Scene[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17878" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Back[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17879" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Back[/caption] Even the smallest things are amazing: [caption id="attachment_17880" align="aligncenter" width="576"] The Sagrada Familia - Steel Plan[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17881" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Door[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17882" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - "Scourging At The Pillar"[/caption] Paintings on the floor entrance of the Sagrada Familia. [caption id="attachment_17883" align="aligncenter" width="576"] The Sagrada Familia - Paintings On The Floor[/caption] [caption id="attachment_17884" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Miniature[/caption] Don't forget to go downstairs in the Sagrada Familia where you can learn about its history and discover the amazing architectural technique used by Gaudi. [caption id="attachment_17886" align="aligncenter" width="383"] The Sagrada Familia - Reverse[/caption] The Sagrada Familia will blow your mind and make you think about Gaudi's amazing work ! We would love to hear about your experience of the Sagrada Familia. Tell us what you think of it in the comments below ! - by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included)]]> 1552 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/chocolate-barcelona-top-chocolate-shops-in-barcelona/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 13:14:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1559 Chocolate Barcelona -Mecca for chocolate lovers! As a chocoholic I have to say that Barcelona should be famous not only because of its special relationship with the sea but also because of the cacao. Barcelona is a Mecca for chocolate lovers! You can find here delicious churros and chocolate, perfect hot chocolates, shops selling delicious chocolate products, and… a chocolate museum!!! Have a look at our blog and enjoy the chocolate taste of the city - the taste of chocolate shops in Barcelona!

CHOCOLATE SHOPS!

Walking through the city you will see a lot of chocolate shops which can be pretty attractive by themselves, and trust me their products will melt in your mouth and leave you happy for the rest of the day!

Pasteleria Escriba

Historic patisserie and café in Barcelona. It has two locations in the city and one of the places is called “Antigua Casa Figueras” on La Ramblas - a beautiful shop which has become quite the tourist attraction. It is family owned since 1906, and it has its own place in the history of the city. This is one of the most famous chocolate shops in Barcelona. It is a place where chocolate is transformed into art. For special days like  Valentine’s day and Easter, for example, they display a spectacular exhibition of chocolates and sweets made decorations. So don’t wait and sweeten your day with one of their chocolate products or divine hot chocolates, which is available with chilli powder or cream. It is worth checking their impressing website where you can find out more about all services, their history and about various locations in Barcelona. And here is the video of heir chocolate and sweet art! I guarantee that you will be impressed!

Bubo

A MUST VISIT place among other chocolate shops in Barcelona! Why?! Let’s start their their “The Xantina” chocolate cake that won "best chocolate cake in the world" in 2005!!! Having tried it myself, I can verify this! But Bubo is not only the place where you can try the best chocolate cake ever, it is alsoA place for the chocolates, sweets and pastry lovers. You will find here various treats and cakes of all shapes and sizes. You're going to love it! Address: Carrer de les Caputxes, 10; 08003 Barcelona

Cocao Sampaka

It is an elegant shop and cafeteria where you can enjoy a range of hot chocolates like the 80% cacao Asteca dark and slightly spicy. This is a spot which offers a lot of different kinds of chocolate, in a variety of sizes, of high quality, unusual, fun, adventurous flavours like chocolate with thyme, chocolate with parmesan cheese and gin & tonic bonbons. It is not only one of the many chocolate places in Barcelona but it is a chocolate paradise! Chocolate lovers will also find there the classic inventive flavours like sea salt dark chocolate bars which are just amazing! It is a perfect place to get some gifts for friends or to take back home from Barcelona visit. Address: Consell de Cent, 292; 08007 Barcelona

Petritxol Xocoa

Modern chocolate shop in Barcelona. Their sweet treats are different from others with unforgettable flavors and wrapped in a unique way. The shop is specially designed to bring you unforgettable and chic experience. They have a lot of different chocolate bars to choose from: sugar free, rosemary, lemon verbain, Jamaican pepper, wild berries, green tea, orange and more! But that’s not all! They are also selling CHOCOLATE BEER!  Another super thing which you can find there is a CD for for chocolate lovers! You will find their shop in Barcelona on Petritxol Street, 11. So go stop by and give them a try!

HOT CHOCOLATE PLACES!

Are you thinking 'how can a city that has such a warm Mediterranean climate have so much hot chocolate culture'? You would be surprised that during the winter most people are choosing Spanish hot chocolate which is served thick, rich and very sweet and sometimes they serve it with cream for that extra wow! Here's two hot chocolate places in Barcelona!

Buenas Migas

It is a nice little café where you can enjoy cup of delicious hot chocolate in four varieties: normal, double chocolate, Swiss or Galleta. Swiss chocolate is served with cream and sweet chocolate sauce while Galleta chocolate involves cream and fractured biscuit pieces. It is also the perfect place if you’re looking for something to eat in a casual setting. The design of the place is rustic and really cosy, which gives it the rural image. Worth mentioning that you can find 12 Buenas Migas cafes/restaurants in Town, so it won’t be difficult for you to enjoy those chocolate places in Barcelona of our choice.

Dulcinea

It is just in the heart of Barcelona and I can promise that it will take you back in time. Established in 1941 still keeps tradition of making lovely thick, rich and smooth chocolate. Perfect place to celebrate special moments with family and friends. Address: Carrer de Petritxol, 2; 08002 Barcelona

Churros and chocolate!

But it is not only chocolate chops and cafes with hot chocolates which are the best chocolate places in Barcelona! Time for Churros now! In Barcelona churros are called xurros, as they are called in Catalan. Xurros are the long, skinny, sweet fried crullers which have been enjoyed for centuries in Spain. You should enjoy them dipped in the hot melted chocolatey goodness they're served with, and maybe with a little whipped cream on the side. To find out more about churros and how to eat them, check our other blog. You never had freshly made churros before?! What are you waiting for. Check our two the best places where you can get  churros with delicious chocolate!

Comaxurros

Here you can get the best xurreria combined with the best modern creativity. The churros are perfect and served with unique filling and toppings, so you can try them not only in the traditional way with chocolate. You'll even find savoury churros – with cheese, mushrooms and jamón iberico (Iberian ham) among other delicacies. Everything is fried in pure olive oil and presented with the wonderful pink characteristic for this place. Aren't chocolate places in Barcelona amazing?! Address: Carrer de Muntaner, 562; 08022 Barcelona

Xurreria El Trebol

A place where the chocolate churros are so good that they are to die for. It is the oldest Xurerrio place in Barcelona, launched in 1950.  You can find a variety of churros and try them as well in the traditional way with hot chocolate which is great. It is an inexpensive place, but unfortunately with no place to sit, but it's open from Friday to Sunday 24h! So any time you can enjoy the taste of the best churros in the city with a great chocolate. Address: Carrer de Corsega 341, 08037 Barcelona

Chocolate Museum

Most people think of Switzerland or Belgium when they think of the chocolate. But as the place where chocolate first entered European culture, Spain holds its own,chocolate places in Barcelona are the best! And Barcelona is the city in which you can visit the Museo de La Xocolata (Chocolate Museum). When you first walk in, you see chocolates everywhere. This is a must visit museum for all the chocolate lovers! Learn the history of chocolate, admire the impressively detailed chocolate sculptures and enjoy taste of your ticket – chocolate bar ;) So don’t wait and just come to the sweetest museum in Barcelona. Address: Carrer Comerc, 36; 08003 Barcelona Barcelona is 'Loco' for Chocolate ! If you are chocolate addicted it is place for you! Enjoy it from the coco perspective and try to visit all chocolate places in Barcelona! ~Natalia~  ]]> 1559 0 0 0 243 https://ocho83588272.wordpress.com/2019/03/23/cultural-challenges/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/entertainment/room-escape-barcelona-the-complete-guide/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 13:37:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1562 Room Escape Games in Barcelona: What IS That? Have you ever heard about room escape games in Barcelona? Room escape games have become super popular among young people who are loving this new type of entertainment. Real life room escape is a type of adventure game in which people are locked in a room with other participants and have to use the elements in the room to solve a series of puzzles, find clues, and escape from the room in the time limit. Each game integrates specific concepts and themes. The game is based on the "escape the room" video games. Room escape games were first opened in Switzerland and Hungary, and then in other European countries, North America, Asia and Australia. It is very popular in the US, Japan, Taiwan and mainland China. Inside Europe, there are around 150 game locations. Following the trend, Suitelife is happy to introduce you room escape games opened in Barcelona !

ParaPark

Want to have some intriguing experiences ? Let's try ParaPark. ParaPark is the first room escape game in Barcelona. It is becoming more popular day by day, which made ParaPark expand to 5 locations in Spain (2 in Barcelona, 2 in Madrid and 1 in Gran Canaria). Like many other similar room escape games around the world, ParaPark tests people's mental sharpness by locking them in a room. You have 60 minutes to manage by trying to find clues, solve puzzles and riddles, and hopefully to escape the room. The countdown clock on the wall shows how much time you have left. Every corner of a room has a hint or code and you have to solve the codes together in order to successfully escape the room.  ParaPark lets you be another Sherlock. No physical strength is needed, but your brain strength and team working abilities are key to lead the way out. And don't worry about being scared by some light, voice effect or blood-curling scream like you usually see in the movies. ParaPark is sensational because of its exciting quizzes, jigsaw puzzles pieces and the adventure of team-work. And you don't need to speak Spanish/Catalan, because the game is available in English as well! The rules of ParaPark is that each group has to have minimum 2 and maximum 5 people and those who are under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. The price for 60 minutes is 47EUR/per team (from 2-5 people). You need to book your time slot online and I suggest you book at least 1 week in advance. Address: Carrer Valladolid 25, Barcelona Carrer Rei Martí 33, Barcelona

Roomin

Do you find yourself wandering around Gracia neighborhood in the afternoon when many shops and restaurants are closed? Then Roomin is a good choice to kill time and have fun. Similar to many other room escape games, the only way to escape the room is collecting clues, searching objects, solving puzzles and hieroglyphs,... With 60 minutes of both thrilling and hilarious moments, Roomin has soon become one of the most favorite places in Gracia for youngsters. At Roomin, the time just flies by and you have a lot of memories to talk about afterwards. There is a great deal of variety in the hunting and puzzles. Roomin has smaller sections that go together to solve a bigger section, so you can feel that you are getting somewhere instead of being frustrated by having bigger bits to do. Some people, especially those who have not tried this game before, might find Room Escape challenging and get lost. But at Roomin, the staff are very helpful as they place placards in letter boxes so you can concentrate on certain items. They can see your progress on CCTV and make sure you don't get stuck. If you want your adrenalin to be triggered and the five senses to be awakened, you definitely should give Roomin a shot. Roomin is an adult game, so you have to be at least 18 to join the game. Players aged 14 to 17 must be accompanied by at least one adult. Decide to give Roomin a go ? You can reserve online on its website. The price is 44EUR/ per team (from 2-5 people). If you are English speakers, you should inform the staff when you book so they can prepare the game in English. Address: Carrer del Robí, 2-4-6, Barcelona

Habitacion 73

The third in our Room escape games in Bcn blog is Habitacion 73 (Room 73) which is a new escape room in town. It was first opened in August 2014 at Carrer del Torrent de les Flors, 96. Since then, Habitacion 73 has attracted a considerable number of players, especially locals. Great staff, terrific design, genius details and enigmas of this escape room will definitely get you hooked ! A story, a mission and an hour to solve it, if you want to have fun time full of laughter, this is your place! When you are inside the room, you will feel like you are in a mystery movie with dim light, dark walls, a Mona Lisa picture on the wall,...This game will have your mind racing and your adrenalin flowing. Feeling interested ? The price is 40EUR/per team (2-5 people) and you can book online on this page. Address: Carrer del Torrent de les Flors, 96, Barcelona  

Room of Riddles

The last escape room of our list is Room of Riddles. It offers up to 12 members (6 per each group) where you can play with one another or compete against each other. The place offers two activities, the Art Collector and the Harbour Master. It is best to come in the middle of the week and schedule in advance in their site. For further information check our special blog about Room of Riddles. Address: Carrer de Salvador Espriu, 61, Barcelona     Barcelona has tons of things to entertain. If you like adventure, don't hesitate to check out our new blog Skydiving in Barcelona! Do you know any other fun group activities in Barcelona ? Feel free to let us know in the comments section below ! ~Trang]]> 1562 0 0 0 220 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/escape-room-in-barcelona-room-of-riddles/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/lomography-camera-a-realm-in-barcelona/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 15:24:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1573 Lomography Camera - Discover A Unique Store in Barcelona In our series of unusual stores in Barcelona, we found another pretty different store that specializes in the Lomography camera. As I'm a big camera lover I was looking for an unusual, specialist camera store in Barcelona. You may say there are plenty of those here in Barcelona but they are just generic stores like Fnac or Fotoprix and I was looking for something more genuine, more unusual. And I found it: the Lomography Store in El Born. Since the opening in 2004, this specialist Lomography store is one of the favorite stores for all the city camera lovers. You can find this store in a small street of El Born where you will be welcomed by Tomas the manager and Federico who can help you find any camera from the Sardina Camera to the FishEye Camera. This store doesn't only offer cameras but also accessories like bags, t-shirt and even books. They also organize workshops at least twice a month, activities and picnics about photography. So if you're in Barcelona for few months don't hesitate to go there and take a photography class. Camera lovers will be happy to go back to their childhood, to grasp all the photographic effects that their grand-parents camera did. They can also make the perfect present. They are pretty classy and can be the perfect start to a collection. Just name your favorite photography effect and they will find the camera for you ! The cameras look like toys but in fact they are great for real pictures. They also have accessories like bags and t-shirts to complete the look of the perfect camera-enthusiast. There are lots of different models of Lomography camera from the Fisheye Camera to the Holga Camera.

Where Is The Lomography Camera Store

• Address: Rosic, 3 esquina Mirallers 08003 Barcelona, Spain.
• Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30 to 20:30 and Saturday: 11:00 a 14:30 y 17:00 a 20:30.
• Phone: 0034 93 3197006
• Map

Go there, get an amazing Lomography camera for yourself and have fun taking pictures of your family and friends ! For more information on the different cameras go on the Lomography Website. -by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included).]]> 1573 0 0 0 209 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/el-poble-espanyol-in-barcelona/ Fri, 21 Aug 2015 15:44:50 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1577 El Poble Espanyol de Barcelona - The Spanish Village in Montjuic Poble Espanyol , located on the beautiful mountain Montjuic, was originally built for the world exhibition in 1929. The Spanish Village tells the story of Spanish history, culture and how the Spanish country got influenced by other cultures and countries. Poble español is divided into different sections, which were designed by basically two architects who travelled trough the entire country. Except for Mallorca, they saw every region themself which helped them to design the Spanish Village. Back then, they couldn't travel to Mallorca as their budget wasn't high enough. However, El Poble Espanyol gives you the possibility to experience Spanish culture in a unique manner.

El Poble Espanyol - The Spanish Village

The open-air museum is a really special place. One could say that the "poble" lives. It has 117 buildings which are represented by 40 craft workshops, 22 shops, 12 restaurants, and 1 Flamenco show. Also, there are  more than 300 works of contemporary art in a permanent collection. Furthermore, there is another museum in the open-air museum which shows modern works of different artists. I visited El Poble Espanyol last week and it was just great. The insight of Spain is unique. With the help of the museums headphones, we got to know information on all of Spain's different regions and cultures. My personal tip: Buy the headphones. (3€)

Nightlife in El Poble Espanyol

Besides the daily business, El Poble Espanyol has much more to offer. During the night the village turns into a place to go for party people and people who want to have a nice dinner or a drink. The best thing to find out where to go and what to do, is to check the official website. Under the categeroy "One Village, So Many Villages" they list every single bar, shop, restaurant and the two clubs. This is the link to El Poble Espanyol's website.

How to Get There & Helpful Information

As mentioned before, El Poble Espanyol is located on the famous mountain Montjuic right next to Plaza Espana. Thus, you get take the metro to Plaza Espana. If you prefer taking a bus, you are looking for line 13, 50 or the touristic bus. If you decide on taking the metro, it's quite a walk - the bus, on the other hand, stops right in front of the entrance. Here we go with the charges: Children under four go for free. Adults pay 9,50€, Students 6,60€ as well as Pensioners (+65). In general, there are different discounts and other prices. This official site gives you a great overview. Don't forget to buy the headphones for 3€. In my eyes, El Poble Espanyol for everybody who stays in BCN for more than one weekend. What about you? Have you been there? How are the clubs? Best, Alexander Kolb]]> 1577 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/barcelonas-most-famous-musicians-ojos-de-brujo/ Mon, 24 Aug 2015 18:25:19 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1597 Barcelona's Most Famous Musicians - Ojos de Brujo

Ojos de Brujo originated in Barcelona. the group’s name ('Eyes of the Sorcerer') refers to a way of looking at the world and everything in it with a certain degree of depth and wisdom, something similar to reading between the lines, as the group members explained. Some of Barcelona's most famous musicians, they formed the group Ojos de Brujo in 1996 after continuous jam sessions in the Raval neighbourhood, where the founders often used to meet at Carrer dels Escudellers number 6 with a lot of other now world famous musicians. The place turned into a Mecca for all kinds of musicians from North Africa, Southern Europe, and Latin America. People used to meet each other and improvise or even perform live in the streets for free.

Great names came out of this melting pot, making some of Barcelona's most famous musicians such as Manu Chao, Macaco, Che Sudaka, Amparanoia and of course Ojos de Brujo. And the list goes on. The sound of the band comes from this melting pot, the basic source is Flamenco and the fusion is accomplished by a range of influences from Indian tablas, drum and bass, hip hop, and many other sounds such as the Cuban or Caribbean warmth that is very noticeable on their latest album Aocana. Ojos de Brujo consist of eight people which are:

After their first album which was brought out by a multinational they soon discovered the needed to bring out their own label and take matters into their own hands: Fabrica de colores was born. In 2002 their second album, Bari, came out on their own label, Fabrica de colores. This move to have more control over their work paid off. This album was highly acclaimed and well received internationally. A promotional tour of their albums took them to festivals around the world, to the United States of America, Mexico, Japan, Canada, Colombia, Morocco, Portugal, Cuba, Hungary, France, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Italy and many other countries. Nowadays Ojos de Brujo from Barcelona are touring the world and have played on every continent. They won music awards and played at major festivals. In April last year they released their fourth album. The titles of their albums are in Calo the gypsy language. After “Vengue” a “calo“ word for the Spanish word “duende” which refers to a presence of a unified feeling that occurs when flamenco music is being played. The second album “Bari” ("joya, esencia y virtud" en caló) which means jewel, essence, and virtue and their third album “Techari” which means “libre” in Spanish, free in English.

On the 20th of February of 2006 they brought out their third album Techari, which was a collaboration of multiple disciplines of artists and musicians that share the common goal of unifying the emotions of flamenco and other styles of music and art. They work with like minded, free spirited people capable of bringing new colours to the world and have collaborated with Nitin Sawhney and Pepe Habichuela amongst others. They brought out a deluxe edition with graffiti art and a DVD of their concert in Barcelona, and also a documentary about the band with extras. Their fourth and latest album “Aocana”, which means ‘right now’, has a more warm Caribbean sound to it thanks to the new band member, Carlitos Sarduy. He started as a temporary substitute and has grown into the group. He also is the father of Maria's child and an important member of Ojos de Brujo, Barcelona's most famous musicians.

Check out the Ojos de Brujo site!

Track from the third album "Techari"  Corre Lola Corre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYawfCxGaYE!

 ]]> 1597 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/bbq-in-barcelona-its-time-to-set-up-the-grill/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 09:46:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1608

BBQ IN BARCELONA: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!

With such beautiful weather, what could be better than a BBQ in Barcelona with some cervezas and loads of meat? Yes, I am a grilling fanatic! So in the last weeks I started looking for information on the internet, typing “barbacoa barcelona” “barcelona barbacoa” “grill barcelona”. It took me a lot of time to find a good place, but at the end I did it! So, I've done all the hard work for you - just read on to find the best BBQ spots in BCN.

IS IT LEGAL TO HAVE A BBQ IN BARCELONA?

First of all, I’d like to tell you about the Spanish law, what we are allowed to do and what we're not. Well, what I found is pretty damn confusing! It seems to be illegal to have a BBQ in Barcelona within the city limits. In other words, you cannot set up a fire in the middle of Ciutadella Park, for example. But for grills on your private balcony or terrace there is no restrictive law. But you might have to deal with your neighbors, that’s for sure! I have no terrace, so I decided to take my friends to to a place which sounded really interesting: just out of the city, totally equipped, one of those Barcelona Barbacoa places where you just need to bring your food.

FONT LES PLANES – RESTAURANTE Y MERENDERO

Well, we loved it here! Font Les Planes Restaurante y Merendero is a bar-restaurant, yes, but it’s also a merendero. They rent seats and grills (and wood and all the equipment, course) for a few euros per hour.It’s always open 9am to 7pm. The location is amazing, it’s in Collserola Park, really well served by FGC trains from Catalunya and Gracia. It takes just 15-20 minutes to get there, at Les Planes stop, but you feel like you’re so far from the city! Collserola Park is beautiful and quiet, you get out of the train and find yourself surrounded by nature!

AN INTERESTING ALTERNATIVE

I haven’t tried this place yet, but it’s also easily reachable. It’s called Parc de la Trinidad and it’s a center for recreation with a BBQ and picnic zone. You can get there by Metro L1 “Trinitat Vella”. It works exactly the same, you just need to bring your own food and drinks! If you guys try out a different place not listed here, please leave me a feeback so we can add it to this blog! Do you know any other places where to have a BBQ in Barcelona? Please let us know in the comments below ! Have a nice and tasty weekend! - - Elio - -]]> 1608 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/the-most-famous-catalan-artists/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:09:25 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1612 Let's Talk About Art: Famous Catalan Artists Dear SuiteLifers, as you might have already realized art in Barcelona is a booming activity. The city is filled with artists who express themselves in many ways through painting, sculpture, architecture or music. You can easily run into some people drawing in the streets or performing music somewhere. In the coming posts we'd like to give you a little insight into some of the Famous Catalan People, first of all introducing some of Catalunya’s most respected and famous Catalan artists. These famous Catalan artists obviously had a great impact on the city itself and the artistic life in Barcelona.

THE TOP3 MOST FAMOUS CATALAN ARTISTS AND PAINTERS

 

1.   SALVADOR DALÍ (1904-1989)

Dalí was born in Figueres, Catalunya. He was one of the most defining surrealist painters of the 20th century. He was also influenced by many styles of art from academically classic - through cubism - to cutting-edge avant garde. Beyond his brilliant paintings he was also involved in sculpture, film-making and photography. He worked together with the famous Spanish surrealist director Luis Buñuel too, making the short film Un Chien Andalou and later L'Âge d'Or. He also collaborated with Alfred Hitchkock, and worked on a Disney cartoon production called Destino.

2.   JOAN MIRÓ (1893-1983)

He was born in Barcelona, the capital of Catalunya. He also did paintings, sculptures and ceramics, mainly influenced by surrealism and dada. You can see his art all around the city, for example on Las Ramblas, Parc de Joan Miró and obviously in the Fundació Joan Miró in Montjuïc, Barcelona. As one of the most famous Catalan artists, some of Miró’s work manifests the Catalán pride.

3. ANTONI TÁPIES (1923- )

Tàpies is also from Barcelona and one of the most famous European painters of our time. In his early work he was influenced by Joan Miró and Paul Klee, but soon became an informal artist, working in a style called “pintura matérica”- which means that the paintings may consist of some non artistic materials too. Later he got into Pop art, incorporating more unusual materials into his painting such as parts of furniture. He is also interested in sculpture and lithography. We could say that his work is associated with abstract expressionismtachisme as well. Tàpies is still living in Barcelona, where is the Fundació Tàpies located, dedicated to his life and work. Among the top famous Catalan artists it is difficult not to mention architectures who embody and epitomise the style and character of Barcelona, which is very famous for its buildings. It is therefore important to list the TOP 3 Catalán architects as well, to show their impact on Barcelona’s arhitecture. Why dont you check out our cool series on Barcelona Architecture & Catalán Modernism? It includes the work of Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Lluis Domenech i Muntaner, and naturally Antoni Gaudi - who's very famous work, the Sagrada Familia was consacred by the Pope in 2010.]]> 1612 0 0 0 100 http://www.QPNWk.net ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/the-most-famous-catalan-artists/ [...]]]> 0 0 302 https://www.arnabontempsmuseum.com/the-life-and-art-of-joan-miro/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/vo-cinema-in-barcelona-improve-your-spanish/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:43:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1620 Where can I find English Cinemas in Barcelona? Whether you’re on holiday and looking for a quiet night out or living in Barcelona and hungry for a taste of home, its always nice to catch up on the latest movies on the big screen. But if you can’t speak the language or, like me, absolutely despise dubbing, it can be difficult to find the original version of films…but only if you don’t know where to look. So we’ve done the work for you! Read on for a list of  English VO cinemas in Barcelona.

Cines Verdi

Verdi, and its smaller counterpart Verdi park just opposite, offers a diverse program of independent cinema. It is mostly European and Asian focussed but you never know what might pop up on the schedule! This cinema offers film in their original language, not always English, with Spanish subtitles - a great way to learn a bit of the language as well as have fun. It is just up in Gracia, easily accessible by metros Fontana (L3) or Joanic (L4) and surrounded by plenty of bars and restaurants for the perfect pre/post cinema bite to eat. Prices vary between €4.50 and €9 depending which day you decide to go. Monday’s are by far the cheapest at half the price of the weekend showings. Carrer Verdi, 32, Gracia, Barcelona, 08012.

Yelmo Icaria

Located right near the old port (the perfect place for a post-film stroll) this cinema has 15 screens in total - more than enough to keep you entertained! It is easily accessible from the metro Ciutadella Vila Olímpica (L4) which is just 3 blocks walk away. Prices range from €5 to €9 and the best day to visit is on a Wednesday. Carrer Salvador Espiriu 61, Barcelona, 08005

Cinema Malda

Right in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, this cinema is nestled right amongst the old streets of Barcelona. The best thing about this particular cinema is that for a fixed price per day you can watch as many films as you like! Not all will be in English but hey, there’s always room to expand your horizons. Prices range from €4.50 to €9 with Wednesday being the cheapest day but when you can watch multiple films for around €5 you’ll be getting your money’s worth any day you decide to visit this cinema. It is slap bang in between Liceu (L3) and Jaume I (L4) so you can’t miss it, right in the centre of the city. Carrer del Pi, 5, 08002.

Renoir Floridablanca

This cinema offers a wide range of VO films, mostly European with some American movies in the mix, so you’ll have a range of languages to choose from if you don’t fancy something in English. Close to a variety of restaurants on the border where Raval meets Sant Antoni, you’re bound to find somewhere to grab a bite to eat before or after the film. Prices range from €5 to €9. This cinema is accessible from the metro stations Universitat (L1) and Sant Antoni (L2) but if you prefer to drive, there is one hour of free parking at Parking Urgell. Carrer Floridablanca, 144, Barcelona, 08015

Melies Cinemas

Melies prides itself on offering the best that auteur cinema has to offer, whether that is English-speaking or otherwise. You’ll find it in Eixample, close to the metro stations Urgell and Hospital Clinic. Prices are between €4 and €7, with Monday being the cheapest day to visit. Carrer Villaroal 102, Barcelona, 08011

Cinemes Girona

With just 3 screens this cinema in Eixample will feel distinctly intimate making for a unique atmosphere and as its a little out of the way you shouldn’t find yourself battling through tourists to get in which can sometimes be the case when looking for English cinemas in Barcelona! Prices are between €6.50 and €8.50. Carrer Girona, 175, Barcelona, 08037

Filmoteca de Catalunya

With an array of classic films to choose from, you won’t run out of options at the Filmoteca de Catalunya. It has a massive variety of movies spanning all decades and ranging across the international film scene so whether you’re looking for something in English or looking to do a bit of listening practice with other languages this might be just the cinema for you. Located right between Rambla de Raval and La Rambla, there are plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from should you ever be able to tear yourself away from the big screen. Plaça de Salvador Seguí, 1-9, Barcelona, 08001.   So whether you’re a tourist looking to spend a little time out of the Mediterranean sun, an expat longing to hear your own language in surround sound or just a film buff looking to catch up on the best that international cinema has to offer, check out these cinemas in Barcelona and let us know what you end up watching - we’d love to hear your recommendations! - Erin]]> 1620 0 0 0 91 https://jamessiegertsblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/my-media-use-and-identity/ 0 0 107 https://rosevirginia.wordpress.com/2017/08/27/going-to-the-cinema/ 0 0 117 http://www.intelligentoutsourcing.info/cinema-barcelona/ 0 0 228 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/alternative-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/best-of-airbnb/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 09:29:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=103 Best Of AirBnb - Some Of The Most Luxurious Rentals Seen In Barcelona! AirBnb has become one of the most popular platforms to share and rent apartments. Whether you're looking for a long term contract or just a holiday visit, AirBnb most definitly have what you're looking for! But AirBnb also have some pretty luxurious rentals! We have collected a list of some of the most luxurious rentals seen in Barcelona! These places may not be for everyone, but if you just won the lottery (or are ready to give up your first born child) this is for you! - We give you, the best of AirBnb!  

1# Welcome Aboard, Sir!

Wanna go for a boat ride? This beauty of a yacht contains 4 double cabins with own bathroom and a complete kitchen. You can even rent a Skipper for a day (or two) if you want to go on a day trip! Pretty cool huh? Well I’m ready to go! Are you? Luxurious sail yacht in Barcelona €475 Pr. Night

2#  1001 Arabian Nights'ish!

Count me in! This Bohemic/Aladdin'ish old Fortress is surrounded by vineyards, has a great sea view and only a 2 min walk from the beach. During your stay you can request a “detox” health program provided by professional therapists, they can help you eat right and regain strength and energy! Getting skinny while you’re on vacation?! How awesome is that!? ANCIENT 1770 FORTRESS - MASIA €500 Pr. Night  

3# Who Said Penthouse?

A two level apartment in best “fifty shades of grey” style! Not only does this apartment come with a stunning view, it also has a Terrace, Jacuzzi, swimming pool and sauna, you can even order breakfast if you feel like it! If they can guarantee a visit from Mr. Grey I’m moving in! Over the top apartment €500 Pr. Night  

4# Panorama View!

No worries, I’ll just spend the rest of my days on the couch, who needs a T.V. anyway with this view?! This gorgeous Villa has a full panorama view over the beach, an exclusive private pool, lounge area with a pool table and if you’re up for it a huge piano! If you want pure luxury and relaxation this is the spot! LUXURY HOUSE WITH SWIMMING POOL €1100 Pr. Night  

5# Heaven In The Middle Of Barcelona!?

Did we just discover heaven on earth? OMG YES! This chic and trendy designer looking castle is centered in the Golden neighborhood in Barcelona! 5-10 walk from the beach, killer terrace (by that I mean like humongous terrace!) and there’s room for 7 people (so you can bring your friends!). Old-world style meets modern life in this completely renovated apartment, with perfectly preserved 18th century façade of the building. City vacation on a whole new level! The Modernist €600 Pr. Night  

6# Feeling Adventures?

600 acres of absolute privacy! This Mansion offers 360 degrees of breathtaking views, enormous heated pool and huge terrace. With 400 square meters of living space and perfect location you should be able to sit down and enjoy the sweet life of Barcelona (or worry that you might get lost!). Whether you’re the active or “relaxing” type of person, this place gives you the opportunity to do both, the mansion is right up the Garraf National Park where you can go hiking/Biking, maybe visit the Buddhist Monastery or you can just stay home and drink some of the local wine! I’m ready to go! Are you? Casa Nova Estate, Sitges €2000 Pr. Night

7# Pool Party Anyone?

Perfect spot to work on your tan, maybe invite some friends over for Tapas? Oh Yes. 270 m2 of pure luxury in 2 floors, humongous bathroom (with Whirlpool tub!!!), awesome kitchen, great pool and terrace with your own BBQ Grill. Here you’re guaranteed a vacation in best Hollywood style! I want to live here! Don’t you?? Private villa at 3' of Sitges €500 Pr. Night  

8# Casa Del Spain

Did you ever wonder how it would be like to be a real Spanish Señorita or Señor? Well here’s your chance, this enormous castle has no less than 300 acres of private ground with 14 kilometers of private tracks where you will find pear, olive, cherry, walnut and almond trees even Xarello grapes which is used for its own brut nature and white wine! I’m feeling the Spanish charm! Don’t you?? Spanish villa like no other €1500 Pr. Night   Did you enjoy the best of AirBnb? I know we did! Now we just have to win the lottery to get one of these beauties. 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Once you have found the right short term flat and unpacked your suitcase, it’s time to get out there! Yes, we know it can be difficult when you don't know anyone yet but don't worry, with our tips you'll become a "Rey de la movida" in just a few hours, we promise! 1 - ERASMUS EVENTS Meeting new people in Barcelona is like taking candy from a baby, especially if you are on a student exchange program. There are dozens of groups on Facebook, promoting events every single day. And its not just the nightlife on offer, there are interesting activities going on all the time: day trips, international dinners, brunches etc. Even if you are not an Erasmus student its worth joining their meetings. You might not get a discount on your first drink  but you'll meet loads of great new people from all over the world! 2 - MEETUP GROUPS MEETUP is a huge network of local groups with all different interests. This app is very active in Barcelona with seemingly hundreds of groups to choose from. Check out our list of the Top 10 Meet Up groups and pick your favourite! It is a very easy way to meet friends in Barcelona, especially if you’re interested in language exchanges, but also if you're into sports, nature, art and so much more. And if they don't have a group with something you're interested in then why not start one up yourself?! 3 - COUCHSURFING ACTIVITIES Couchsurfing is a religion for many backpackers and young travelers from all over the world. Take a look at some of the Barcelona meet ups they have: Sunday brunches, football matches, international dinners… Maybe sleeping on someone else’s couch isn't the most comfortable but its a great way to meet new people and fit right in with the locals. 4 – BARCELONA FREE WALKING TOUR This is a great way to meet friends in Barcelona and a fantastic way to discover the city. There are so many free walking tours to choose from that there's sure to be a rendezvous-vous point near you! Check out our Barcelona Free Walking Tour blog where you can decide between the three best free walking tours in Barcelona. 5 - BARCELONA BAR CRAWLS This is really cool way to make new  friends and get a taste of Catalan nightlife. But how does it work?  Participants pay a flat fee and get unlimited drinks in 4 different venues. They meet at Placa Reial at 11pm every day of the week from February till September so there's no excuse to miss out! Still think it’s that difficult  to meet friends in Barcelona? Leave a comment and share with us your experience! - Elio]]> 141 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/beat-the-queue-at-sagrada-familia/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 11:41:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=914 Beat the Queue at Gaudi's Sagrada Familia - be prepared!   Todays blog will be about how to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia, if you're reading this then you're just one of thousands trying to work out when is the best time to go and how on earth you can avoid that god forsaken queue! Well you're in a luck, because I have the solution to all your troubles... Gaudi's Church is truly remarkable and the on going project is extremely ambitious and one that should really be admired and cherished. However the last thing you want to do is have a bad experience at Sagrada. Gaudi was an artistic genius hut not even the great Gaudi could orchestrate or anticipate the popularity his church would generate. So don't let a long queue be your only experience of this magnificent building. So what are we waiting for ... lets find out how to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia.

BOOK ONLINE IN ADVANCE!!!!

Right okay step one to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia .... its the most obvious one which is to book in advance! I know it sounds silly but we are lazy creatures let's be honest. We expect to come to the city and just walk right in to the most crowded touristy places without any struggle, well let me tell you now that its not the case and NEVER will be! So this is a must! Whether you're planning to visit this city or already in Barcelona you need to book tickets well in advance online. A tour guide is included and you'll be jumping the queues (shouting 'SUCKERS!!!' as you pass by the helpless individuals in the ever-growing queue) in no time. Remember you can't go straight to the gates. With your advanced ticket you can jump the queue to the meeting point where you shall all be escorted further.

EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM!!

Now for those who forgot to book in advance this is what you need to do to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia. Come close... Are you listening ??? Okay you need to make sure you arrive VERY early in the morning! Trying to buy a ticket during the day or towards the evening is next to impossible and theres no need for you to be waiting a ridiculous amount of time. Sagrada opens at 9:00am and the tourists usually starts quite early too, therefore you will have to anticipate and plan properly. There is no guarantee that even if you wake up at 6am that you will be at the front of the queue as its all about the luck of the day! But what I can be sure of is that if you time it right in the morning you can certainly reduce your waiting time SIGNIFICANTLY! Now if you haven't even booked your flight yet and your sole purpose for coming to Barcelona is to see the Sagrada Familia then you would be wise to choose your dates accordingly. This is the perfect way to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia as this enables you to avoid all the touristy periods which tend to be near the spring and summer season. So an ideal period would be during winter around November to late February. However there is a reason why this isn't a touristy period because the weather isn't the greatest. Hope you guys enjoyed the blog guys and if you have any comments please do share them below, maybe there's another way to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia that we haven't heard of? For more information on Sagrada Familia Click here! You can buy your tickets in advance here!        ]]> 914 0 0 0 84 https://legallives.wordpress.com/2017/03/10/7-highlights-of-travelling-in-spain/ 0 0 136 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/sagrada-familia-an-introduction/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/parc-del-laberint-dhorta-barcelona/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 15:49:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1570 The Parc Del Laberint D'Horta – One of The Most Beautiful Parks in Barcelona! Located a bit further away from Barcelona’s city center, the Parc del Laberint d’Horta is a must-see for all of Barcelona’s visitors. The "Parc del Laberint d’Horta" is the oldest Park in Barcelona. It consists of a neo-classical garden dating from the 18th century, which was extended to several elements of a romantic garden in the 19th century. It was given the name of the laberinto park due to it being one of the most beautiful, still existing garden labyrinths in Europe. The artful labyrinth was built right in the heart of the grounds and is, in my eyes, the most wonderful attraction in the park.

The Parc Del Laberint D'Horta and It's Surroundings

The Parc del Laberint d’horta belongs to the area called Horta, which was an independent community until 1904. Great ressources allowed good agricultural use of fruit, vegetables and wine. During the 18th century the place turned out to be a summer residence for a lot of wealthy and blue blooded people. The total size of the park is 57,07 hectares which are split up as follows: 1,92 hectares:  This is the size of the area between the Ronda de Dalt and the Palais Desvall. Nowadays, this area is home of the Velòdrom d’Horta (the Olympic cycling stadium) and a small public playground with a small cafe. 7,36 hectares:  This is the total size of the actual Parc del Laberint. 44,79 hectares: This is the size of the area which still belongs to the park, although walking is pretty hard. How to get there: The easiest way to get there, beside a car, is to take the metro. You are looking for L3 (blue line). The station is called "Mundet" and is a few steps away from the entrance of the park. In general, the park is a must-see for all of Barcelona's visitors. It's beautiful, interesting and romantic. You can sit on the benches, relax, enjoy mother nature, and the unique surrounding buildings. Although Parc Ciutadella is pretty nice as well, the laberinto park became my favourite park in Barcelona. What about you? Have you ever been? What is your favourite park in Barcelona? Yours, Alexander Kolb]]> 1570 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/bars-in-barcelona-the-complete-guide/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:51:24 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1629 Bars In Barcelona- Everything You Need To Know! Bars in Barcelona are varied, eclectic and more than anything, plentiful, but remember, as with all big cities, not every Barcelona bar is worth a visit. There is a Barcelona bar on every corner or every Calle (street), so here is a little guide to bars in Barcelona, so you know what to expect without wasting your sweet party time in Barcelona.

The Ovella Negra Taverna

Barcelona nightlife is unique, multifaceted and there is by no means a lack of great bars in Barcelona, however, after living here for the last year and a half I have become tired of a few things. Firstly I'm constantly moaning to my friends that we always go to the same Barcelona bar every weekend, but it's so much fun and so cheap, it's hard to find a place which beats it. The Ovella Negra Taverna (The Black Sheep Tavern) is a huge tavern style bar with a very "studenty", relaxed atmosphere, and provides VERY cheap medio litre (half litre) pitchers of San Miguel, it really is Barcelona nightlife at it's cheapest. At the time of writing, I pay about €3 for a half litre pitcher of San Miguel at this Barcelona bar which has led to many Barcelona adventures, of which I have promised my Motley Crew, I will never speak of. The Ovella Negra Barcelona bar also do giant (and I mean GIANT) chilled-pitchers of beer with four taps so you can put one on your table and serve yourself. They're great as you can buy one between your amigos, typically enough for about5-6 people, and let the drinking games commence. I have never been to Ovella Negra and not made new friends, largely because of the friendly atmosphere but also due to the fact that the tables are SO close together, you are basically forced to sit with other groups of people. Throw cheap beer into the mix and you've got yourself a party - a perfect Barcelona bar. As much as I love the Ovella Negra bar Barcelona, I can't help but feel I should be exploring the other bars in Barcelona and making more of the Barcelona nightlife. The problem however, is that so many of the bars in Barcelona are completely over priced and it's very difficult to tell how much you will have to pay for your drink, until the bill comes. In fact, after being here for a while, I'm certain that the camareros (bar staff/waiters) charge people differently, depending on how they are feeling and where you are from. Remember to check your cambio (change), as many a time I have paid with  €20 note, and received cambio (change) for a €10 note, of course, as soon as they know you are on to them, they apologise and act like it was a mistake.

Barcelona bars to avoid!

Barcelona is a tourist haven, and let's be honest, if you're a tourist or "guiri" in Barcelona, you are an easy target for being over charged. The key to avoiding expensive Barcelona bars is this, avoid the Barcelona bars which are located in prime tourist locations. I know this seems obvious but I'm amazed how many people still do it. For example, the bars directly on Las Ramblas are probably the most overpriced rubbish you will find in the the whole of Barcelona. I've heard stories of people being charged €15 for a beer here. As a price guide, I wouldn't pay more than €3-4 maximum for a beer in any Barcelona bar, but remember, night clubs will and do charge much more. Irish bars in Barcelona are also a little on the pricey side and if you are looking for a cheap night out, you would do well to avoid them. However, I have to say that the Irish bars in Barcelona are great fun and do indeed provide a genuine taste of Ireland and the UK. But lets not get carried away here SuiteLifers, if you wanted to experience that, you would just head across the channel! As a Brit in Barcelona, of course sometimes I do crave  home comforts and my Barcelona Irish bar of choice is The Michael Collins bar, located right next to the Sagrada Familia. It's long and narrow and has all the comforts of home with the seemingly compulsory Guinness posters everywhere. But the coolest thing about The Michael Collins bar in Barcelona is the live music. Typically on the weekends, you will find live bands playing a selection of European music, sung by Spanish guys with Spanish accents. It really does put a new spin on some of your favourite rock classics!

THE Cheapest bars in Barcelona, but not necessarily the best bars in Barcelona.

The small bars in Barcelona (and there are millions) often called Granjas or Cervecerias generally offer the cheapest drinks in Barcelona, and I mean cheap. Typically you won't pay more than €2 for a drink in one of these little Barcelona bars. Generally, they are full of older Spanish/Catalan men, who drink there day in, day out. They choose these Barcelona bars because they know they won't find their beer any cheaper anywhere else. However,  these BCN bars are not the atmospheric party places that you dream of in Barcelona and I for one certainly don't go to the Granja bars in Barcelona for my weekend of partying, even though they are the cheapest bars in Barcelona.

Barcelona Bars - how to tell if it's pricey or not!

In general, bars in Barcelona don't look all that elaborate from the outside. I don't know why, but the Catalans don't seem to put that much importance on the physical appearance of their bars and restaurants. Los Toreros Tapas Restaurant which I wrote about some time ago, offers some of the finest Tapas in Barcelona, from the outside however, it looks shabby, old and un-loved. Many Barcelona bars look much the same as the next bar and I find that strange considering the competition is so high, you would think they would want to distinguish themselves from the other Barcelona bars. So, when you do see a bar which stands out, and looks beautiful and flamboyant, rest assured, it will be an expensive Barcelona bar. I'm not saying you shouldn't go to these bars, because they are also awesome, but remember it won't come cheap. With so many bars in Barcelona, many have offers and promotions advertised outside the door, to entice you in. This is a great way to suss-out whether or not a Barcelona bar offers good value, typically they show "Bottle of Estrella Dammonly €x" or "Mojitos €x". If the bar has no signs outside whatsoever, it's safe to assume it's because it's expensive. It's a kind of "If you need to ask, you can't afford it" kind of attitude. Admittedly, not everybody is as concerned with money as I am, but I think there is a huge "financial" difference between coming to Barcelona as tourist and actually living in Barcelona.

Bars in Barcelona that won't rip you off!

Gracia

Apart from the back streets of central Barcelona, I would really advise Gracia for great Barcelona bars. Typically small, quirky, bohemian and reasonably priced, you will find a great balance of value and atmosphere in these Barcelona bars.Bars in Gracia are generally small, independantly run businesses and you will typically pay around €3 for a bottle of beer. No it's not the cheapest, but the bars in Gracia are seriously cool and full of life. We go to these Barcelona bars in the summer to sit outside, drink, laugh and watch the world pass by, before heading to one of the many clubs in Placa Reial.

El Born

Another great area for great Barcelona bars is the El Born area. It's insanely chic and trendy but also home to some of the best bohemian bars and restaurants in Barcelona. El Born is pretty central and makes it an easy place to meet friends and party hard, with-out having to spend a fortune. One of El Born 's best bars is La Fianna, it's warm and welcoming interior with dimly lit lights and comfy couches makes it uber romantic and was featured in SuiteLife's TOP 25 First Date Spots in Barcelona. The food is average, but "eatings cheating" after all! Only €3 for HUGE glasses of wine and the mojitos are also well made here. So, now you know what to expect and what to avoid when partying in Barcelona, make sure drop us a message on our Facebook page. What is your best bar in Barcelona? Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer and Barcelona Bar Frequenter.  ]]> 1629 0 0 0 48 http://guestlistbarcelona.com/2016/06/09/las-ramblas-street-one-of-the-most-famous-street-suitelife/ 0 0 58 http://www.barcelona-rentals.net/2016/06/01/robert-de-niro-is-opening-a-luxury-hotel-in-london/ 0 0 60 http://www.barcelona-rentals.net/2016/06/01/soon-fly-from-london-to-sydney-in-two-hours/ 0 0 87 https://bcnblogcom.wordpress.com/2017/04/19/signs-in-the-neighborhood/ 0 0 119 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/student-cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/barcelonas-best-beaches-montgat-nords-beach/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 10:59:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1634

Barcelona's Best Beaches: Look No Further!

If you want to spend a beautiful Saturday away from the riff raff on the Barcelona beaches, take the train at Plaça Catalunya towards Mataró (it only takes 20 minutes), jump off the train at Montgat Nord and go to one of Barcelona's best beaches, Montgat’s beach.

4 Good Reasons To Say Montgat Beach Is One of Barcelona's Best Beaches

1)      The sand and the water are CLEAN: Montgat’s beach doesn’t need any face lift. Here, the sand is full, crispy like brown sugar, and stuffed with little seashells. It’s a pleasure to walk on it and plunge your feet and hands in it. The water, without being crystal clear, is clearer than the rest of the Barcelona beaches. A pure pleasure! 2)      It’s not that crowded: if you want to relax and doze off, be Montgat’s beach guest!  Montgat’s beach is one of Barcelona's best beaches in this respect. No need to jump over towels, legs and arms to find a 1m2 spot. You won’t hear the beer sellers song either, nor the Spanish Donut’s man, nor the “Massage! Massage!” of the Asian ladies. Peace… Tranquility…  Lay down and sleep! 3)      The beach volleyball players are friendly: Montgat’s beach is great for its beach volleyball courts. Players will be more than happy to welcome you to play along with them! 4)      The café con hielo is amazing: when you get off at the station Montgat Nord, take a right to the beach volleyball courts. Then pass under the train lines and you'll reach the cafés that are aligned in the sun. They serve the best tapas and the best Ice Coffe ever! WARNING: it’s not an ice coffee as you could maybe conceive it. It’s Spanish style! The waitress will bring you a normal Espresso and a glass with only two ice cubes in it. Pour sugar in the hot coffee then pour the whole thing in the second ice-filled glass. The result is awesome (even better with Café con Leche). Yours, Audrey]]> 1634 0 0 0 124 http://suitelife.com/blog/top-beaches-in-barcelona/impressions-of-barcelona-best-beaches/ 0 0 110 https://breathingtravel.com/day-trips-outside-of-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/airports-in-barcelona-cheap-and-easy/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 12:02:33 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1644 Airports in Barcelona - Everything You Need to Know There are so many Airports in Barcelona that it can be difficult to choose the best one. In my experience, some of the best deals and cheapest flights are found in the airports a little further from Barcelona. Once you found the flat of your dreams, you have to make sure to visit the apartment before paying anything. Thus, you have to get here as soon as possible. If you live in a different country, the easiest way to get to Barcelona is to catch a plane. Flights to Barcelona can be expensive. However, not only the main airport “El Prat” in Barcelona has experienced a lot of changes these last years. Another two airports located outside Barcelona are now very well connected to the city. These airports in Barcelona are a cheap option to travel.

Airports in Barcelona: Choose Your Favourite

"El Prat"

This airport is the main one in Barcelona. It´s just 12 km away from the city center and very well connected. Beside the "aeropuerto" in Madrid, "El Prat" is the largest airport in Spain. It took care of more than 29.2 million passengers in 2010. It is important to know that the airport is divided into two terminals. Terminal 1 is brand new and really mordern. It was inaugurated in 2009 and is mainly used by high-price companies. As there was a lot of space left once the new terminal was inaugurated, the airport reduced landing fees in order to attract low-cost companies. That being said, nowadays even airlines such as RyanAir are connected with the main airport in Barcelona. When you guys arrive at one of the mentioned terminals, there are various opportunities in order to get to the city center. Since most of you don´t speak a great deal of Spanish, cab drivers easily take advantage of this and charge you way too much. The same thing happened to me when I arrived in Barcelona last week. As I don’t want you to end up in the same situation, I´m gonna list the most common prices :

Taxi:

Barcelona Airport -> City center / Up to 30€ (It depends on where you go exactly and how much luggage you carry with you)

Train:

There will be a brand new station soon which is going to be connected to the metro system. Up to now, you have to take RENFE which runs from Terminal 2 to Plaza . For those who land at Terminal 1, there´s a connection bus which brings you to the station. The most central stop is " Passeig de Gracia" railway station. The ride is about 3€.

Bus:

There are two different types of buses running from the airport to the city center. One of them is public, the other one belongs to a private company. The public one charges you approximately 5€ and takes you to "Placa Espanya". The private one, called "aerobus", takes you to the same place but is a bit more expensive. The duration of the ride totally depends on the traffic. If there´s no traffic at all, you can make it within 15mins. If there´s a lot of traffic, it can take you up to 45mins.

Girona-Costa Brava Airport

This airport is a very common and cheap alternative to the main airports in Barcelona. Though it´s located 91 km north of Barcelona, it is well-connected to BCN city center. In this case it is important to know that Girona is the major base of RyanAir. RyanAir operates 62 routes from Girona all over Europe. Thus, you have to check flights on RyanAir's website or on one of those flight search engines, which I´ll talk about later in this blog. On one hand you can save a bunch of money, but on the other hand you really need to be flexible. Indeed, the transfer to Barcelona takes way longer! If you are really relaxed and ready to excuse the "service" of RyanAir, I will help you with the transport.

By Bus:

The easiest and cheapest way to get to Barcelona is to take the bus. A great fact about these buses is that there´s always one waiting for you when a plane land. The journey takes 1h15min and costs 12€ for one - and 21€ round trip. Having read a lot of comments on this bus, I can recommend this bus trip to you!

By car:

If you are traveling with friends, you should check prices to rent a car. It's sometimes cheaper to get to Barcelona. There is also a train, but those options are definitely more efficient.

Reus:

In addition to "El Prato" and "Girona", another small airport is located 75km to the north of Barcelona. As the bus transfer to Barcelona is pretty easy too, it is definitely an option. Check the RyanAir site for flights. The transfer to Barcelona is more or less the same as from Girona.

By Bus:

There is a private bus company called "Hispano Igualadina", which offers bus rides from the airport to Barcelona Sants. They charge you 12,50€ for a single ride and 22€ for a round trip. You can buy the tickets at the arrival terminal. The duration of this trip is approximately 90min.

By Car:

Frankly speaking, I wouldn´t recommend to rent a car at this airport. Sure, you can rent a car if you want to share the price. However, since the bus ride is really easy and cheap, you should take the bus.

Cheap flights:

Now that you know every airports in Barcelona, you have to look for a cheap flight. There are many ways to find a great deal. Firstly, you have to choose one of the mentioned airports. If you have decided on one, you can either find a flight on one of those search engines or on the company's website.

Here are the most common ones:

RyanAir: RyanAir flies to every airports in Barcelona. You can find very cheap flights, but you have to be flexible. Most of the time RyanAir offers very good prices during the week early in the morning. That being said, I recently found a flight from Germany to Barcelona for 60€ return. However, you have to be patient to find a really good bargain. Usually, you can find flights for 100€ return. VuelingAir: Vueling is the Spanish RyanAir. It´s a constantly growing company, based in Barcelona. If you are looking for cheap domestic flights, Vueling is the way to go!

Search engines:

Atrapalo.com: This Spanish flight search engine is really good, check it out! Now you know everything about airports in Barcelona! You also have all the information you need to get to Barcelona via plane. However, you always have to be a bit lucky to find a super cheap flight. Just keep on looking on the mentioned sites and you will definetely find one! Do you know of any other place to find cheap flights?  Let us know in the comments below and we'll add it! Have a safe trip! Alex Kolb]]> 1644 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-street-profile-carrer-dels-tallers-calle-tallers/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 11:15:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1647 Carrer dels Tallers Barcelona (calle Tallers): Street Profile #4 Carrer dels Tallers (Calle Tallers) is a beautiful hidden street, just a few steps away from Plaza Catalunya, Las Ramblas and the famous museum MACBA. The small street can be seen as a sort of connection between El Gotico and El Raval. Altough it´s so close to Barcelona´s busiest places, Carrer dels Tallers is not at all full of tourists. The street is a very secret place, full of vintage stores, restaurants, bars and spots to relax. Come and take a look around!

Carrer dels Tallers/ Calle Tallers by day:

Carrer dels Tallers is simply amazing. With a length of just 200m, it still has got so much to offer.  For music-fans, ice cream-lovers and for those who love vintage shopping - this is the place to be. When entering the street from "Las Ramblas", you walk across a tight and pretty dark sidestreet. Once you walk a little bit further down the street, Calle Tallers turns out to be a small but really beautiful "Plaza". That being said, you can go shopping and then relax with a nice cup of coffee on the grass or chill-out in one of the cute bars.

Things you shouldn´t miss when on Calle Tallers:

Relaxing in the plaza:

When I entered Carrer del Tallers for the first time, I was totally amazed by the variety of this street. I went there in order to take some photos and could´t believe my eyes when I reached the plaza. One could say that this street has two faces. There was a woman sleeping on the grass, couples flirting and guys having a cold can of beer. If you are looking for a few minutes away from the trouble and noise of Las Ramblas and Plaza Universidat, The Plaza on Carrer dels Tallers is the spot to go.

Vintage Shopping:

My colleague Charlotte Giver recently wrote about the great vintage shopping opportunities on Carrer dels Tallers. Its something you can't miss. Check out her blog for more info.

Udon:

Udon is a Japanaese restaurant chain in Spain. It´s not unique to Carrer dels Tallers, but you can still go there and have their awesome noodle soup. Check out their site for further info.

Music stores:

Carrer dels Tallers ist THE street to be when it comes to buying all kind of music. While walking trough Carrer dels Tallers, I found out that there is a music store chain called "Discos Castelló". This store is located on Carrer dels Tallers 3,7,9 and 79. Having entered one of them, I can definitely recommend them!

Sports stores:

In addition to all those fun things, Carrer dels Tallers has great opportunities for sports shopping. There are four stores, offering customized shoes, american sportswear, all kind of New Era caps , t-shirts , jerseys and everything else you could possibly imagine. Those stores are packed to the rafters with really nice sportswear. Theyare all at the beginning of Carrer dels Tallers, entering from Las Ramblas.

Ice cream - Gelateria Tallers:

It can be hard to notice this little ice cream shop. Nevertheless, it´s simply awesome. I´m really passionate about ice cream - I just can´t get enough of it! So I know my stuff when it comes to ice cream The ice cream you can get at Gelateria Tallers is definetely one of the best I have had in my life. So you better not miss it!

Biker stores:

Calle Tallers is full of stores offering things you can't find anywhere else. I found this amazing bike store which offers vintage leather jackets, helmets and Harley Davidson products. For bikers in Barcelona, this is the place to go to.

Japanese food store:

There is a great japanese food store next to the square. It specialises in all those hard-to-find Japanese ingredients which you just can't find anywhere else.

Carrer dels Tallers by night:

Once nightfall arrives on Carrer del Tallers, the street turns out to be a pretty busy and crowded sidestreet off Las Ramblas. One can find bars, clubs, small restaurants and 24-h-open stores. This street is mostly visited by Spanish people, basically because it´s pretty hidden from tourists and foreigners. However, it has really fun things to do during the night.

Ovella Negra:

Ovella Negra is a typical bar for students, offering cheap drinks and good atmosphere. You can play pool and order huge 5 litre jugs of sangria and beer with taps. The service takes a little longer, but it´s worth the wait. It is located just a few steps away from Caller dels Tallers, on Carrer Sitges 5. Have you checked out Calle Tallers yet?  Is there another street in Barcelona that you're just dying to know more about? Let us know and we'll try and profile it soon! Cheers, ~Alex Kolb]]> 1647 0 0 0 69 http://ryoko-tatsujin.net/europe/30189/ 0 0 75 https://claudiainternshipportfolio.wordpress.com/2016/11/17/el-reval-barrio-guide/ 0 0 158 https://blog.headout.com/barcelona-5-7-days/ 0 0 159 https://debrakwhite2017.wordpress.com/2018/04/11/explore-the-city-of-barcelona-in-5-to-7-days/ 0 0 160 https://debrakwhite2017.wordpress.com/2018/04/11/explore-the-city-of-barcelona-in-5-to-7-days-copy/ 0 0 161 https://debrakwhite2017.wordpress.com/2018/04/11/explore-the-city-of-barcelona-in-5-to-7-days-copy-copy/ 0 0 162 https://debrakwhite2017.wordpress.com/2018/04/11/explore-the-city-of-barcelona-in-3-days-copy/ 0 0 186 https://claudiarosepereira.wordpress.com/2018/08/20/el-reval-barrio-guide/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-affordable-menu/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 15:18:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1667 When you want to have some dinner but you're looking for a Barcelona affordable menu, things can be a bit tough. During the day you can find affordable lunch menu's almost everywhere. But at night it is somewhat different in Barcelona, the dinner menu prices can triple compared to the lunch menu.

Barcelona Affordable Menu - The Fork

Let me inform you about a great website I stumbled upon called El Tenedor , or in English The Fork. The model works like this: the website approaches all kinds of restaurants trying to get great deals. On their site you can make a reservation at your favourite restaurant (it’s better to do this a couple of days in advance), they have a wide selection of restaurants catering to all tastes, and with cuisines from all over the world. This website lets you have an affordable dinner in Barcelona. The first time I ever tried their service was last year in November when we went for a special occasion to the restaurant Alba Paris on calle Paris 168, they have another restaurant on Enrique Granados called Alba Granados. It is a fancy restaurant that reminded me of high quality French cuisine while the menu contained typical mediterranean dishes. The service was impeccable. There were five of us and the bill did not exceed 150 Euros. We had two bottles of cava and a three course meal, exceptionally cheap. This was so cheap because of the great deal we got from el tenedor by making the reservation through their website.
The second time we used the services of el tenedor to get a Barcelona affordable menu, we went to Thai lounge on Calle Valencia 205. The discount menu deal said you had to come with someone, meaning that you can’t come alone. The service was above average and they even managed to keep an eye on our glasses and fill them up when needed. The food was of excellent quality and we enjoyed every bit of it. The service was friendly and professional. The whole décor of the lounge is mesmerizing and contributed to the enjoyment of the gastronomic experience. The dinner was half price - another affordable menu we found through el tenedor.

How it works

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• go to el tenedor website a couple of days before you want to reserve
• find the cuisine and restaurant of your choice
• check out the discount deals they offer
• reserve your restaurant
• receive your confirmation and you’re ready to go.

El tenedor will send a confirmation email to the restaurant. Note that at weekends they do not normally have great offers simply because the restaurants already have enough clients. Sometimes it states that the reservation is only for two people. This does not mean you cannot reserve with an unequal number of people it just means you have to be a minimum of two.]]> 1667 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-best-sushi-in-barcelona-at-miu/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 14:56:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1668 Miu: The Place To Be To Eat The Best Sushi In Barcelona! Altough most of the restaurants in Barcelona offer typical Spanish food, Barcelona is home of several great Sushi restaurants as well. We at SuiteLife love the Japanese specialty! When I got to Barcelona, one of the first things I asked at work was where can I find the best sushi in Barcelona. They got back to me with this blog about the most recommended sushi restaurants in the city. Frankly speaking, none of those sushi places really impressed me... Until I tried Miu Japonés on C/Valencia 249. The former parking garage was rebuilt into a stylish and beautiful location. Although the restaurant is pretty big, it's still cosy and offers a great atmosphere. My first time at Miu was when we had lunch with the SuiteLife crew.

Lunch menu:

During lunchtime you get an entire menu for 10.95€. The lunch menu includes a starter, two main courses, a desert, and one drink (water or wine). The menu changes daily. Just to give you an example, I'm gonna list what I had last time. Starter: Big mixed salad served with a tasty Japanese sauce. Main Course I: Maki of the day: Maki with salmon and confit onions. Main Course II: Fresh tempura with puree. Desert: Applepie (Coffee is not included) This is just an example. You can choose from different things everyday! Evenings: As I totally fell in love with this sushi place, I went there with my friends on the following Friday. A reservation is highly recommended. Miu is a really good place to go with a group of friends. We went there with 5 people without a reservation and were lucky to get a table in the packed restaurants. Even though the restaurant is pretty busy, the atmosphere is still great. Lounge music would make it perfect! We ordered a lot of different things and ended up paying around 20€ each (wine and water included). General information about Miu Japonése: - The only "bad" thing is the slow service. They have issues to handle big groups and usually don't serve everything at the same time - Location: C/Valencia, 249, 08007 Barcelona (Corner of Passeig de Gràcia) - Closest metro: Diagonal (L3, L5, L6, L7), Passeig de Gràcia - Reservation for dinner is highly recommended - T- 931932300 - Opening hours: Lunch from 1pm to 3.45pm - Dinner: 8.30pm to 11.30pm - They offer a Take Away Service - Official website: miurestaurant Miu Japonése is definetely my favourite Sushi place in BCN up to now. What's your favourite one? Do you know any other restaurant serving the best sushi in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments below!]]> 1668 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/how-to-find-an-apartment-in-barcelona/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 17:10:12 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1675 How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days of Less... Part 1: Introduction & Important Info Dear friends, My newest blog series is called: How to Find an apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... But... Why am I doing this?!: I'm currently looking for a flat to rent in Barcelona.  I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment in Barcelona.  For those of you who don't know me, I am the founder and owner of SuiteLife S.L., which specializes in helping foreigners and locals find the rental apartment of their dreams in BCN.  Over the years I've become somewhat of an expert in the art of hunting apartments in Barcelona (or so I'd humbly like to think).

What are my goals:

First, my goal is to find the best valued apartment in Barcelona that fits as closely with my requisites as possible.  Second, and equally as important, I will be documenting the whole adventure ! I will give you golden insider tips on the best practices and strategies so you can also find the flat of your dreams in Barcelona.

What I'm looking for:

The following is a description of my perfect apartment in Barcelona. It's important to remember that chasing 'the perfect flat' can be difficult. Being able to compromise on a couple of things will take you a long way, but we'll come to that later. For now, it's good to make a list of what would be your ideal pad!

Location:

The areas that interest me are Vila de Gracia; the bottom-right side of Sant Gervasi, and the upper-middle of the Eixample.  Not the widest of scopes but remember, this is my ideal.  Looking in other areas will certainly be on the agenda.

Characteristics:

Ideally 50m² +.  It's somewhat a case of 'bigger = better'.  At least 1 bedroom (no studios).  No furniture preferred.  A kitchen with appliances would be great but not necessary.  Any kind of outdoor space (i.e balcony or terrace) would be a big bonus.  Being uber-renovated is not a big concern.

Price:

Here's where it starts to get tricky.  I'm setting the max budget at 800 € / month.  Though rental prices in Barcelona have dropped by about 15-20 % over the last year, I'm still going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  We're really looking for Value (with a capital V) here and it's not going to be easy!

General Strategy:

In a nutshell, my strategy will be to sacrifice furniture and state of renovation of the flat (or lack of renovation, that is) in order to get value in other areas such as size and location.  I will also be specifically looking for 'motivated renters' and showing you how you can look for them too.  A motivated renter is someone who, for whatever the reason, needs to rent his/her apartment in a hurry.  This is where you start finding great bargains and also where you'll be able to flex your negotiation muscles with the best results! So, without further ado... Let's find Benny a flat!

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 2: The One That Got Away

Today I’m going to tell you about the one that got away…  She was beautiful, no, she was gorgeous.  Just the right size, curves in all the right places, bright  with a sunny disposition.  She was one in a million.  No, I’m not talking about a woman, but my dream flat that I let slip away because I didn’t follow my own advice, the same advice I had given you earlier in this very blog series… Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment in Barcelona.  With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I’m going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  I’m confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the Barcelona flat of my dreams, and that my tips will help you do the same. [caption id="attachment_8644" align="alignright" width="384"] The flat that got away...[/caption]

Here's how I lost my dream apartment in Barcelona, with agonizing detail:

• I saw a beautiful 65m2 1 bedroom fully renovated flat online.  For the price (800 € / Month) there was tons of value.  It was perfectly located in the coolest part of Gracia.
• I setup an appointment to see the flat for 2 days later, which was the earliest date they could give me (often some of the smaller local agencies will spend all week taking calls for a specific flat and slot all the visits together for one time.  This is a tactic to pressure people into renting the flat).

[caption id="attachment_8645" align="alignright" width="384"] The one that got away... again[/caption]

• As I showed up for the visit, the agent was saying goodbye to a lady, whom I assumed was the visit scheduled just before mine.
• As soon as I walked in the door I fell in love with this modern spacious flat.  It had a terrace that wrapped around the flat on three sides.  The kitchen was brand new, modern, and just happened to be SuiteLife colours!  I had that 'Je ne sais quoi' feeling, that gut feeling you're looking for that just screams to you, this is the place!
• BUT, I hesitated.  My own advice that I didn't follow was that I should have had my documentation (for an explanation on documentation check out our other blog in this series) physically on my body.  At that point I should have said "I'll take it!" and handed the agent my documents.  Instead, I went home, talked to all my friends and family about it, got really excited, and planned to hand in my documentation at 9am the next morning when the agency opened.
• Later, I found out that the lady who I'd seen had visited the flat just before me actually went home after the visit and immediately mailed her documentation to the agency... meaning I was now officially second in line.
• The other people ended up taking the flat and I was heartbroken and without my apartment in Barcelona.

[caption id="attachment_8646" align="alignright" width="384"] and again...[/caption] Moral of the story: If I had taken my own advice and had my documents physically with me, I would have gotten them submitted before the other lady and I would have gotten my flat!  So now you don't even need to learn this mistake the hard way.  You can just learn from my experience.  I can't really explain how disappointing the whole ordeal was, so please, take my advice and bring your documentation with you on every visit.  You never know when you might fall in love! A small consolation is that, as my parents like to say, there is a streetcar every 5 minutes.  I was completely depressed the entire day after realizing I lost 'my' flat, but the next morning I saw another flat, which I fell in love with also!  So, you never know!

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 3: Everything in Life is NEGOTIABLE, Even an Apartment in Barcelona !

Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment in Barcelona.  With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I’m going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  I’m confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the Barcelona flat of my dreams, and that my tips will help you do the same. The apartment rentals market in Barcelona is like any other market in the world;  something is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it.  Negotiation of the rental prices is very common and is something we highly suggest.  It never hurts to try and negotiate the price.  The worst that can happen is that they'll say no.

How NOT to negotiate:

The strategy you use when negotiating is paramount.  The most ineffective, yet most popular strategy, is to come up with a list of un-ideal characteristics of the flat and use those as the arguments as to why the price should be lowered.

Why this is not effective:

You have to keep in mind that buying an apartment is the biggest investment most people will make in their lives.  Hence, landlords are often very proud of their flats and they often have a close and sentimental connection with them.  Keeping this in mind, harping on the flat's imperfections as the focal point of negotiation can seriously backfire.  You can offend the owner and end up getting nowhere.

How to make an effective negotation:

A big tip on how to proceed with an effective negotiation is that your offer should always be accompanied by your documentation (If you want more info on documentation check out another blog in this series).  By passing your offer along with your documentation you are essentially saying that if the owner agrees to your price and terms, you will take the flat.  This is the best way to have your offer taken seriously.

How much can you expect to negotiate the price?:

Very generally, you can usually expect to negotiate a monthly rental price down by about 50 - 100 € / month MAX.  Any more than this and you can expect a big NO and probably a good laugh from the owner.  This is important to keep in mind as a good strategy to getting the best value possible is to look at flats that are about 50 - 100 € above your budget and then get them negotiated down. Remember: Your ability to negotiate a price will also be based on how much demand there is for the specific property.  Basically, the more interest there is in a flat, the less chance there will be that the owner will accept an offer. The best way to negotiate is through an agency.  We've found that when tenants negotiate directly with owners, there's always the chance that things will be miscommunicated, feeling will be bruised, and in general that things will not work out.  It's always best to have an agent who can broker the deal for you.

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 4: Declare Yourself !

Today's tip is one that was passed down to me by my father, which is to declare yourself!  I'll Explain Below... Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment.  With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I'm going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  I'm confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the Barcelona flat of my dreams, and that my tips will help you do the same. "Declaring yourself" is very easy and it can help you in many areas of life though it is particularly useful for our purpose of finding an apartment in Barcelona.  Simply put, declaring yourself means expressing to as many people as possible what your objectives are.  In this case we are looking for a flat to rent in Barcelona.  So, we're going to try and let as many people as possible know this.

Why Should I Tell ?

They always say that the best way to get a job is through your personal network, either through a friend or a friend of a friend.  Flat hunting is the same.  The more people you tell that you are looking for an apartment in Barcelona, the more chance that one of your friends will know of someone who happens to be looking to rent or could help you out with a contact.  Spreading the word is easy to do and makes sure you leave no base uncovered.

Who Should Know ?

Tell your friends, co-workers, family, strangers (yes strangers too!), post ads, etc...  Basically, try and mention to anyone who will listen what your objective is.  You never know when someone will have a great contact for you!

How Could It Work ?

Word of mouth is great.  Start by telling literally anyone who will listen that you are looking to rent a flat in Barcelona.  Next, harness the power of social media.  Change your Facebook status, send Twitter updates, start a blog, whatever it takes.  They don't call it six degrees of separation for nothing.  Once you realize that your own network of people has access to an infinitely larger group of people you'll appreciate this method for how potentially powerful it can be. Hope this valuable tip helps!  

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 5 : Use Alerts !

Quick tip for today: Any online portal for finding an apartment in Barcelona that is worth its weight has a system for setting up alerts. Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment. With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I'm going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal. I'm confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the Barcelona flat of my dreams, and that my tips will help you do the same. Searching online for an apartment in Barcelona can be frustrating. You've narrowed down the sites you'll be checking constantly, and then you're stuck returning to them once or twice a day to see if anything new has been added. Once in a while you see a new apartment in Barcelona, but more often than not you simply run into the same stale ads as the day before. Setup Alerts!: Most people choose to set an alarm clock so they can wake up in the morning. It would be silly to keep waking up every so often to look at your clock and see if it was actually time to wake up no? That's why we set an alarm, or alert. Flat hunting is the same. If you need an example check out one of our favourite flat hunting portals called Enalquiler (you can find it at enalquiler DOT com). With this site you can choose quite a lot of criteria to explain what you are looking for. Then, whenever something is uploaded to the site that fits with the criteria you've set out, they will send you an email notifying you of the new property. Not only does this save you not having to check back day in and day out, but when a hot property gets uploaded you'll be one of the first to know and can act accordingly! A small tip but a goodie! Hope it helps!

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 6 : Private Owners or Agencies ?

There are 2 ways of finding an apartment in Barcelona. Take a look below... Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment in Barcelona.  With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I'm going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  I'm confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the Barcelona flat of my dreams, and that my tips will help you do the same.

Private owners:

Private owners, referred to in Spanish as 'particulares', are property owners who are promoting their flats for rent in Barcelona without the help of an estate agency.

Advantages of going directly through the owner:

• The biggest advantage is that they do not charge an 'agency fee', so you will save some money there for sure.
• Often (but not always) with private owners, there will be slightly less bureaucracy and the process can sometimes culminate more quickly as there is no middle man to go through.

Disadvantages of going directly through the owner:

• Most of the flat rentals market in Barcelona is controlled by the agencies, so finding listings directly through the owners can be a laborious task to say the least.  If you don't know where to look you might be out of luck.
• You will need to have a very decent handle on the Spanish language because many of the owners do not speak English.
• Negotiations can be far more difficult to manage when you don't have an experienced third party helping to facilitate them.

Agencies:

In Barcelona the majority of the apartment rentals market is controlled by agencies.  Why?  It's actually very simple.  You see, in many countries it's the owner of the property that pays a real estate agency to promote it to its clients.  In Spain the system is exactly the opposite.  The tenant, not the owner, pays the agency fee.  This means that owners have nothing to lose in letting as many agencies as possible promote their flats.  The agency only gets paid if one of their clients decides to take it.  This should help you understand why agencies control most of the rental properties in Barcelona.

Advantages of using an agency:

• You can get the agencies working for you!  Since you only have to pay an agency once you decide to take a place, we suggest finding a handful of agencies to have them show you the flats in their inventory that best fit your requirements.  Since they will set everything up for you, you can get them to do a lot of your leg work for you.
• If you're not that familiar with Barcelona or how things work here, the agencies will help you with info and hold your hand through every step of the process.  Many of the international agencies speak multiple languages and this can also help you leap over the language barrier.
• Price and contractual negotiations are always better done through a third party.  In our experience, there's lots of room for hurt feelings and misunderstandings when an owner and tenant negotiate directly.  Agencies are well trained in how to gently massage negotiations on both sides so you get the best chance of getting a deal.

Disadvantages of using an agency:

• There are literally thousands of agencies in Barcelona.  You'll quickly see that some of them are either very hard to get in touch with or aren't so quick to call you back.  Without passing too much judgement, we suggest you do a little research, send off a mail with your requirements to a dozen agencies, and work with the ones that get back to you promptly and value your business.
• You will have to pay an agency fee.  The typical agency fee in Barcelona is usually either the equivalent of one month's rent plus tax OR 10% of the annual contract plus tax.  So you have to be ready to part with this money, and that certainly is somewhat of a disadvantage, but if you look at what you are getting in return it definitely seems to be the best way for most people to go.

SuiteLife Barcelona is one of Barcelona's top real estate agencies.  We take it a step further than most agencies and instead of just renting an apartment in Barcelona, we also strive to provide people with excellent insider information about living in the city, through our blog, SuiteLife TV videos, and our free ebooks called the Barcelona Bible Series.  We pride ourselves on our excellent service and hope you will get in touch if you or someone you know is looking for a flat to rent in Barcleona. Personally, I hope that you were able to pickup at least one tidbit of info from my series that will help you on your flat hunt and help you secure the apartment of your dreams, just like I did.

How to Find an Apartment in Barcelona in 30 Days or Less... Part 7 : I Found a Flat in 28 Days !

It was stressful, thrilling, disappointing, up, down, and all over the place.... [caption id="attachment_9069" align="alignright" width="384"] My apartment in Barcelona[/caption] Synopsis: I have 30 days to hunt, find, sign and move into a new apartment in Barcelona.  With a budget of only 800 € / month maximum, and some pretty lofty expectations, I'm going to be hard-pressed to reach my goal.  I'm confident, though, that my experience and motivation will get me the apartment in Barcelona I'm dreaming of, and that my tips will help you do the same. In general, I clustered up my visits of flats in Barcelona seeing up to almost 20 flats/week within a span of 3-4 days. At the end of both week 1 & 2, I thought I had found the 'flat of my dreams', but in the end lost out as I didn't follow my own advice on the importance of documentation.  Each time I thought 'great, how will I ever find a flat that I like as much as the one I just lost!'  And in the end I in fact did, and more, and I'm exactly where I should be. The biggest lesson from my search was to be prepared.  If you think a flat is really special, chances are everyone else who's seeing it thinks exactly the same.  Being prepared with your documentation ready and actually on your physical person is paramount.  Not being prepared enough was the reason for me losing two amazing flats, but it was also the reason why I snagged my dream flat in the end.

My Apartment in Barcelona: What I got:

As you might remember from the first part, my main goal was to find the most value possible.  I was ready to sacrifice certain things (state of renovation & furniture) in order to gain other things (central location & outside space).  Here's the breakdown of what I got.

Neighbourhood:

I had my sites almost exclusively set on Villa de Gracia.  In the end my dream flat is located in the bottom right hand corner of Sant Gervasi. It's only about 4-5 streets walking to the heart of Gracia & only 7 blocks from the SuiteLife office. Nice!

Flat Characteristics:

The flat is an attic (big bonus), with a 20m2 south-facing terrace (even bigger bonus!).  The actual flat is 45m2 and very well distributed.  The kitchen, living room & bedroom are all independent and perfect size.  If I wasn't so interested in a terrace I probably could have gotten a 2 bedroom, but that's not the case.  After all, I'm only one person and I'll have more than enough room for visitors on my living room's pull-out couch.  Another big bonus was that the building has an elevator!  The flat is 2 blocks from my gym, 1 block from my favourite supermarket, and half a block from Starbucks!  I was very lucky with this flat.  The previous tenant was an IESE student who only stayed for one year.  He had bought all the electrodomestics new and then left them in the flat when he moved out.  There were two couches and his bed, which I tossed out and replaced with my own.  The terrace furniture was already there, and that was it!  Not much to furnish in a 45m2 flat anyways.  So I'm all setup just a couple days after moving, and now it's time to start thinking of decorating!

Price:

I did VERY well on the price.  The flat was originally listed at 790 € / month, which just fit in under my original 800 € maximum budget.  If you've read my entry on how to negotiate the rental price than you'll know that it never hurts to try and negotiate the rent.  I made an offer of 725 € / month, handed in all my documentation right there at the end of the visit, and a day later received a call saying the owner had excepted my offer!! Basically the better prepared I was, and the more ready I was to act quickly, the luckier I got.  There was a great feeling the day I moved all my stuff in and started unpacking.  Almost immediately after entering the flat... I felt as if I was 'home'.  More than anything I think that's the feeling you're looking to accomplish, and how you'll know that you've done a great job. I've included a couple photos of my new apartment in Barcelona in this blog to give you a little taste. Thank you so much for everyone who followed this blog series.  We'll soon be turning it into an ebook so we can help as many people as possible with their hunt for an apartment in Barcelona.  If you have any feedback or topics that you think we should cover, please don't hesitate to leave a comment or shoot us a mail at anytime. Happy flat hunting SuiteLifers!  Remember, home is where the heart is! Benny  ]]> 1675 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/teaching-english-in-barcelona-tefl-guide/ Tue, 25 Aug 2015 17:35:50 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1679 TEACHING ENGLISH IN BARCELONA My personal experience of teaching English in Barcelona [caption id="attachment_9106" align="alignleft" width="400"] TEFL - Teaching English in Barcelona[/caption] Teaching English as a foreign Language sounds like the ultimate job, and it's definitely promoted that way, but could it be too good to be true? Alas young SuiteLifer, do not fear, for SuiteLife is here to give you a first hand, insiders perspective. I've been teaching English in Barcelona since 2009 and SuiteLife's Operations Director, Ranald has been teaching English in Barcelona for many many more years. We've discussed a few points which we believe you need to know about teaching English as a foreign language, before you take the great big giant step and do your TEFL course! (By the way, TEFL for those of you who don't know, stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language). First of all, I would like to say that Teaching English in Barcelona has given me some of the happiest memories I have. Almost everybody I have met in Barcelona is linked in some way to TEFL teaching. For those who like socialising and and meeting new people from different backgrounds, this could indeed be your ideal job.

WHY TEFL?

I was 25 and living in my home town, Swansea - South Wales, when I realised something huge was missing from my life. Growing up with a family passionate about travelling and seeing the world, I decided at a young age that at some point in my life, I would live abroad. However, life goes on, you follow the more "traditionally" trodden path and some how, the "dream" of living abroad becomes nothing more than that, just "a dream". I remember I was renting a house with my friends, I had a car, and even that seemed like enough to tie me down. But something changed, the lease on our house came to an end, and coincidently I sold my car around the same time. [caption id="attachment_9107" align="aligncenter" width="482"] Teaching English in Barcelona[/caption] I was free, I was single, I had cash in the bank and I started thinking, "Is NOW the perfect time to move abroad, is there ever going to be a better time than this?" I looked into jobs in Spain, originally I wanted to move to Italy but I had studied a little Spanish so it made sense. In flashing lights where ever I looked was "TEFL teaching course in Barcelona", but I never planned on being a teacher, was I being ridiculous? I wrote an email to the TEFL training school and they called me back the next week for a phone interview. All of a sudden I had been offered a place on the TEFL course in Barcelona and it seemed possible, it was easy. All I had to do was book a flight to Barcelona and the school would find me accommodation for the duration of the course (one month). A month later, I was sitting in a classroom with 9 other TEFL trainees, living in Barcelona, living the dream. OK, so I never planned on being a teacher, but I like people, and I like talking so I thought I would give it a go. To me, teaching English was a way for me to live in Barcelona, and that was my ultimate goal.

BARCELONA TEFL COURSE

[caption id="attachment_9108" align="alignright" width="360"] Do a TEFL course and make new friends![/caption] The TEFL course I did in Barcelona was intense and at times, frustrating but over all I really enjoyed it. I felt I was learning again and after a few years out of University, it was refreshing and exciting. As they tell you before hand, you really are thrown in the deep end and you teach your first English lesson during the first week. Nerve racking, but excellent and invaluable experience. Best teach your first English lesson while you have the "excuse" of being a trainee. Obviously, as an English teacher you have to know your grammar and the course will drill it in to you until you know it inside out, whether you like it or not. Personally, I hated the grammar, and preferred the more communicative techniques they show you to teach English in a less "clerical" manner. Part of this was a lesson entirely in Czech and another entirely in Spanish, the idea being that you can see how it feels to learn a language without any use of your mother tongue. Remember, TEFL teaching means you teach English using only English, which is a beautiful concept as it means you can work anywhere in the world even if the only language you know is English. Are you sold yet?

AFTER YOUR TEFL COURSE - FINDING A TEACHING JOB IN BARCELONA

So, you've been living in Barcelona for a whole month, you are now a qualified TEFL teacher, what next? A lot of the TEFL training schools offer "career guidance" and to be fair, it helps a great deal. They tell you who you need to speak to and what they will expect of you. My course even had somebody who told us exactly what to put on your CV. However, a job is by no means going to just fall into your lap. An important point I would like to mention is that, at times during your TEFL course, it can feel as if you and your new friends are the only native English speakers in Barcelona. This is not true however as there are hundreds of English native speakers completing a TEFL course in Barcelona every month. There are definitely more teachers than there are English teaching jobs in Barcelona so you really do have to work hard to secure a job. Any relevant experience will set you in good stead, I included on my CV that I had taught kids guitar. Although not a great deal of experience, it was a little more than other people who had ZERO experience. [caption id="attachment_9111" align="alignleft" width="282"] Can you remember your favourite teacher?[/caption] Another problem here is that, because the jobs are offered by schools, they tend to recruit during the beginning of the first term. If you complete your TEFL course in October for example, a great deal of the jobs will have already been snapped up. The TEFL training schools make out that there are jobs available all year round and the certainly are, but by far the best time to secure a position will be August, September and October. The next best time will be after Christmas as many TEFL teachers head home to see their family, never to return.

MONEY MONEY MONEY

I'm sure you want to know about money, I certainly did. TEFL teaching is comfortably paid, and a full timecontract of around 20 hours per week will provide you enough money to pay your bills, enjoy your free time and save enough for trips. But you aren't going to make a fortune. Language schools in Barcelona pay around €15 per hour which is nice, and private classes can pay slightly more. I have a good friend (Marian from my TEFL course) who set up her own English school. She teaches English to almost everybody in her town just outside of Barcelona and works a solid 50 hour week. If you want to make money with TEFL teaching, this is surely the way to do it. During my first year teaching English in Barcelona, I worked only 14 hours at a school but had 5 hours per week of private classes. I enjoyed the variety and freedom of private classes and the security of my contract at the school. I would totally recommend this approach.

HOLIDAYS

[caption id="attachment_9109" align="alignleft" width="230"] Holidays in Barcelona - VAMOS![/caption] Well, the quality of teachers lifestyle  is well known and TEFL teachers in Barcelona enjoy the same benefits. Half term, Christmas, Easter, bank holidays all included, as well as the many many Barcelona holidays which seem to pop up when you least expect it. It really is all about quality of life. The main point to remember however, is that you are living in Barcelona so you don't have far to go to enjoy the Beaches in Barcelona! NB Although the main holidays are paid, your contract is typically terminated at the end of the academic year. This means that during the summer months, July, August and maybe even September, you will be without a money. There are summer courses in many English schools but not all.

BAD POINTS

[caption id="attachment_9112" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Teaching Kids English - Challenging[/caption]

1. It can be stressful getting things done in Barcelona. The Spanish culture is so much more laid back than Britain and America. At times, you can feel as though your interviews are in vane. I had one interview which went really well, I was asked to return for a second interview and then a third to do a demonstration lesson. The DOS (Director of studies) really gave me the impression that the job was mine. She told me that she would get in touch the week before term to arrange for me to bring in my ID and bank details etc. I turned down two other jobs thinking I had got it all sorted. To my surprise, I never heard from her again and got no reply to my messages and emails. So if you're reading this, thanks for that.
2. Teaching kids, it sounds fun and it can be. But if like me, you imagine the little Spanish kids to be cute,  respectful and excited that they have a native English teacher, you are wrong. They can be crazy, and rude and the fact that you can't normally communicate very well with them doesn't do much to help. Personally, I would do anything not to work with kids, but at my school it's part of the deal so I grin and bare it.

NB If you genuinely like working with kids, say so during your interview as many qualified teachers get into TEFL teaching to get away from teaching children. For many language schools, it's hard to find teachers who want to work with kids.

So, TEFL teaching in Barcelona has been an incredible journey for me personally. Some of the people I have met have been teaching English all over the world, and it truly is a passport to see the world. What could be a better way to emerge yourself in the local culture, than spending all your time talking to the locals, and getting paid for it. The money is good, the lifestyle is even better and the people all share a common ideology, an enthusiasm for learning, culture and living life to the fullest. I did my TEFL course with http://www.teflbarcelona.net/ at BCN languages. If you do your course here, tell them Ben Holbrook sent you and maybe you will get a discount! ;) yours, Ben Holbrook]]> 1679 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/tapas-el-born-the-best-tapas-in-el-born/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:46:12 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1686 Barcelona Tapas - El Born is where it's at! To find tapas in Barcelona, you don´t have to look too long. There are tons of bars in Barcelona, offering a wide variety of the famous and succulent Spanish Tapas. Thus, it can be quite hard to find the best places to eat tapas in Barcelona, but don't fear dear SuiteLifers, we're here to show you the way. Spanish culture is a special one. When it comes to eating, and especially eating hours, one can find huge differences in comparison to other European countries. That being said, the famous Barcelona tapas are definitely one of those culinary staples that makes our beloved city truly unique. Since you are going to want to sample some great tapas while visiting or living in Barcelona, we present to you a little SuiteLife tapas tour of the famous and trendy Borne Barcelona Neighborhood so you can checkout the best of the best!  

Tapas & Cava in "El Born"

El Born is probably the trendiest neighborhood in Barcelona. It's full of cosy cafes, great vintage shopping, and other such hip things to do during the day.  It quickly turns into a funky and chic area during the night. Altough I arrived just two weeks ago, I could already tell you about lots of fun things to do there. However, today, I want to focus on a special Tapas-Tour through El Born. So get your friends, print out the info below (or load it on your mobile phone and save a tree) and let's hit the road!

1. La Champañería - Can Paixano

Address: Carrer de la Reina Cristina, 7 Metro: Barceloneta La Champañería is probably the most famous and unique tapas bar in Barcelona. Founded in 1969, it has become a must-see place in Barcelona. You can get super cheap cava and tapas. Usually you can´t even get inside - basically because there are so many people. I went there at 2pm today, and it was already really crowded. It took me a few minutes until I finally ordered my Cava rosé and a few tapas. They make all their own Cavas. One glass is only 70cents which is really cheap. I talked to the waiter for a few seconds and tried to asked him as many questions as possible. He told me that you usually have to literally fight for a glass of cava or something to eat. Nevertheless it´s an experience that one should not miss!

2. La Vinya del Senyor

Address: Plaça Santa Maria 5 Metro: Jaume I With more than 300 different bottles on its wine list, this is Barcelona's prime wine bar and it also boasts one of the most beautiful terraces, looking out over the grandiose Santa Maria del Mar church. Unlike a typical bodega, this is both chic and expensive, but the incredible choice of vintages - from all over the world - make La Vinya an indispensable stop for wine-lovers. It also has an inventive Asian chef who creates original tapas.

3. Champanyet or "El Xampanyet"

Address: Carrer Montcada 22 Metro: Jaume I This authentic tapas bar is pretty similar to La Champañería. It is located in the heart of El Born and most of the time really crowed. You can have a great time in this bar, but it´s seems to be La Champañería with higher prices. However, you guys should form your own opinion about this ;)

4. Va De Vi

Address: Banys Vells, 16 Metro: Jaume I This restaurant is more a wine cellar than a typical tapas place. Anyways, you can enjoy your tapas with a nice glass of wine in a charming atmosphere. The menu features typical tapas, cheese, ''embutidos'', foie and other top quality products, as well as more elaborate dishes.

5. Taller de Tapas

Adress: C/Argentina 51 Metro: Jaume I Compared to other tapas places in Barcelona, Taller de Tapas is pretty chic. It´s a tapas chain, having five bars troughout Barcelona. One of these is located in the heart of El Borne. The good thing about the one in El Born is, that you can sit outside and watch the world go by. You can´t make a reservation for any of the Taller de Tapas bars. The food isn´t supposed to be outstanding, but still good. In this place it´s more about the atomosphere.

6. Restaurante Txirimiri

Adress: Princesa 11 Metro: Jaume I El Txirimiri is traditional restaurant in El Born, offering all kind of Basque food. The atmosphere is a little more relaxed than in other tapas bars in Barcelona. That being said, you can have a relaxed dinner too. Also, you can reserve a private room for a all of your friends. Check out their website for more information.

Barcelona Tapas Tour Map! Take a Tapas Tour of El Born

Do you guys have any further recommendation for eating tapas in El Born? Please let us know, and we may add them to our tapas guide. ~ Alex Kolb]]> 1686 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/bennys-burger-a-hunt-for-the-best-burger-in-barcelona/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 13:43:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1690 Where is the best burger in Barcelona ? In this blog, we are going to review the greatest restaurants to enjoy the best Burger in Barcelona! To all the burgers lovers, this one is for you!

Benny's Burgers: Best burger in Barcelona - KIOSKO

OK, on to the first one ! It is one of my favorites and it is... Kiosko ! If you like burgers as much as I do, then keep reading! After posting my first blog of the series on Federal Cafe Barcelona, I received lots of helpful suggestions from SuiteLife facebook fans, telling me about all the other great Barcelona burger places they knew of.  Many I've already visited but there was one that really peaked my interest and that was Kiosko.

The Atmosphere:

What I love so much about Kiosko is that it doesn't pretend to be something it's not.  While certainly being upscale, Kiosko is in its heart a 100% hardcore foodie meat-craving gourmet burger joint.

The Verdict:

Kiosko gets 5 out of 5 "Benny burgers".  It's hands down the best Barcelona burger place!  I can't recommend it highly enough.  If you are into burgers, and having trouble finding a not only decent, but an outstanding one, look no further.  Is this the best burger in Barcelona?  It's too early to say, but all other places we'll visit have their work cut out for them! Now, onto the next one!

Benny's Burgers: Best burger in Barcelona - PIM PAM

Is Pim Pam Barcelona Hamburger the Best, or the most hyped? Pim Pam Burgers Barcelona has been the place most recommended to me by friends and SuiteLife fans.  So it had a lot of hype to live up to.  I must say, as far as hamburgers in Barcelona go, Pim Pam is in the upper echelon.

The Burgers:

The Pim Pam burgers are excellent.  These are not 'gourmet' burgers like other places offer.  They are homemade-style burgers, like your grandfather might make you: big juicy delicious patties, fresh ingredients, and a nice soft bun. Aesthetically, they're not much to look at (as you can see from the photo I took on my phone), but what they lack in surface beauty, they more than make up for in taste. They have about 8 burgers to choose from (in either a small 150g version or the larger 200g monstrosity).  I tried the large Barbeque burger and it was mouthwatering and tender.  The fries were excellent (not as great as some of the artisanal fries the gourmet places serve, but there were definitely no complaints going around our picnic table).

The Atmosphere:

The vibe you get when walking into Pim Pam is, in my humble opinion, nothing special.  There's really not enough space, and as it's so popular, it's usually packed with people huddled around the small tables and eating counters.  Not super pleasant.  Given it's excellent location in the Borne though, we opted to take our food to go, and we walked a couple of minutes to Parc Cuitadela, found a picnic bench, and were ready to dig in.  So the atmosphere is nothing to write home about, but this place is all about the food anyways.

The Verdict:

Pim Pam Burger is certainly one of the best hamburgers in Barcelona, but... it's not the best.  As excellent as it is, for us here at SuiteLife, it didn't live up to its hype.  I'm giving it 4.5 out of 5 Benny Burgers, and will highly recommend that all our friends and fans head down to the Borne to check it out. So the hunt for Barcelona's best hamburger continues...

Benny's Burgers: Best burger in Barcelona - HEART BURGER

Heart Burger is one of the newest kids on the block in the Barcelona hamburger scene.  The idea is that they are healthy for you, hence the 'heart' branding.  The burgers and buns are also made in the shape of a heart.  To be honest I hesitated on visiting as I found the concept quite gimmicky and cheesy.  I admit, though, that it did surpass my expectations.

The Burgers:

The burgers are HEALTHY.  They're 100% organic and free of pesticides, antibiotics, synthetic fertilizers, additives, preservatives, and all the crap we usually don't even realize we're eating.  I had the New York Burger (10.75 €), which was 150 gr of organic veal, emmental cheese, fried egg, crispy bacon, and tomato.  All the burgers come with fries.  It was very tasty.  The burgers here are a little more expensive.  On average they are about 11-12 €, however, as my vegetarian friend and colleague Ranald says, it's more than reasonable to pay the premium for such quality and ecological product. They also have an extensive menu of starters, salads, desserts, etc...  The only negative is that we tried the nachos and they were deplorable.  I make better nachos myself at home.  I mean, really, using cream cheese instead of sour cream?  That must be against the law...  So stay away from the nachos but the burgers are super solid.

The Atmosphere:

The atmosphere is very pleasant.  The restaurant is spacious, newly renovated and seating is at tables.  The location is also very convenient.  It's located at 602 Gran Via, just a block or two up from Plaza Catalunya and crossing with Balmes.  The best part of the atmosphere was the very friendly, knowledgeable, and prompt service, which as we all know is somewhat of a rarity in this city. Barcelona Heart Burger receives a very respectable score of 4 out of 5 Benny Burgers.  Have you checked it out yet?  What do you think? Next one?

Benny's Burgers: Best burger in Barcelona - PEGGY SUE'S

Now, we look at Peggy Sue's, which conveniently opened it's doors exactly a block and a half from my apartment! They've been open about a month and I've been 6 times so, yep, this is a good one! What's important to note about Peggy Sue's is that it's not trying to compete with the new wave gourmet burger joints in Barcelona.  It's actually the newest location in a large family of chains.  If you're looking for a down-home hamburger cooked with love and a great 50's throwback Americana atmosphere, you have to come checkout the place I now refer to as just "Peggy's".

The Atmosphere:

Walk into Peggy Sue's too quickly and you might think you've been suddenly teleported back to 1958 NYC.  From the bright teal-colored walls, to the throwback decor, jukeboxes, and milkshake machines, just sitting in the restaurant is a treat.  The staff are extremely friendly and table service is quite fast.  I've been mostly doing takeout, which is very fast and you can even call in your order and come by 20 minutes later to pick it up and save the wait).

The Burgers:

So, the food… is… awesome… Again, this is not a gourmet burger, it's a comfort food burger, pure homemade goodness just like your mom used to make you when you were a kid (no additives, no preservatives, and their special Guiness buns are very light and tasty).  There are 4 burgers to choose from: The Peggy Sue, the Mary Lou, the Aretha Franklin, and the monstrous James Brown.  The burgers are very reasonably priced ranging from 6.35 € - 6.75 €.  I haven't tried the whole menu yet, but I can also highly recommend the onion rings, and the chicken fingers are the best I've tasted in the city, and don't forget the house pink lemonade!

The Verdict:

4 very solid Benny Burgers (out of 5) for Peggy Sue's whose done a bang up job at creating a  while backing it up with lip-smacking authentic American comfort food.  Have you been yet? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

Benny's Burgers: Best burger in Barcelona - BACOA

Today's Barcelona burger review is on Bacoa, which is the older brother (although smaller in size) of Kiosko (the only Barcelona hamburger joint yet to get 5 out of 5 Benny Burgers). Does it live up to Kiosko? Let's see!

The Atmosphere:

The atmosphere at Bacoa is very pleasant.  The staff are overly friendly.  One down side though is that the place is too small. It fills up fast and if you're not a bit aggressive, you can easily be left with no place to sit! I went around 2pm on a weekday and it was quite crowded. A small negative, but something to take into consideration.

The Burgers:

The burgers at Bacoa Barcelona are simply succulent. The only burger that you won't also find on the Kiosko menu is their special Bacoa burger, which I of course had to try.  The Bacoa burger comes with a whopping 300g of beef, bacon, manchego cheese, caramelized onions, tomato, lettuce and special house sauce, and all for the rather reasonable price of 6.50 €. The home made fries (same ones at Kiosko) are the best in the city.  While the burger selection is decent here, the Kiosko menu is about double the size.

The Verdict:

Bacoa is certainly one of the very best burgers in Barcelona, but it loses points because of it's diminutive size and the fact that it's new brother restaurant (Kiosko) just beats it to a pulp.  Hence, Bacoa gets a solid 4 & 1/4 Benny Burgers out of a possible 5.  Highly, highly recommended but make sure you try and go on off-lunch hours to avoid the wait.  Enjoy! Always looking for new recommendations to add to my list.  Any burger joints I can't live without visiting? Let me know! Cheers and have a great weekend SuiteLifers! Benny]]> 1690 0 0 0 54 http://lavishtrend.com/20-ingenious-advertising-tricks-fooled-many-times/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-empadronamiento-everything-you-need-to-know/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 14:11:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1697 Information on Barcelona Empadronamiento and how to get yourself Empadronado in Barcelona In this blog, we tell you everything from essential Empadronamiento information, to empadronamiento vocabulary and, of course, where to get Empadronado in Barcelona. PLUS where to get Empadronado online or in person.

What is Empadronamiento?

Empadronamiento means to get registered in your local community. You will then be on your local districts census (or pádron). Everybody is required by law to be registered (Empadronado) in the local community area in which they are living. You can get Empadronado in Barcelona as an individual or as a family. Even if you are here in Barcelona (or another part of Spain) illegally, you should consider getting Empadronado in Barcelona if you are thinking about staying here for any long period of time.

Is it worth getting Barcelona Empadronamiento?

If you get Empadronado in Barcelona, you will then be an official resident of Barcelona, Spain and your local community. It also means you have some sort of evidence or accreditation to your residency here if you get Empadronamiento in Barcelona. Getting Empadronado in Barcelona means you can now do exciting things like:

• Getting Married
• Vote
• Register your children at a local school
• Apply for Visas
• Getting a Health Card.

It's all very exciting  to move to a cool city like Barcelona but there are some boring bits involved. However, it is worth getting them done, because you could run into major problems later. Even if you don't have all your documents/papers sorted, you should still register and not be scared of getting Empadronado in Barcelona - all information you provide will be kept confidential.

What you need to get Empadronado in Barcelona:

• The application form or hoja de empadromiento - available from office or online.
• A Document proving your Identity (and those of your children if you are applying as a family): Passport, DNI or national identity card, residency card, NIE, ETC.
• Rental/House Contract - something that proves where you live.

That's all you need to get Barcelona Empadronamiento ! But now with the internet you can do the whole thing online!

Get Empadronado in Barcelona online.

Where to get Barcelona Empadronamiento ?

Head along with your papers and join the queue at one of the following offices. They are all open 8.30 - 17.30. (I wouldn't  be surprised if they didn't open until 10.00 and closed for lunch from 14.00 - 16.00 for lunch) Citizens Advice Bureau - Plaça Sant Miquel Plaça Sant Miquel, 4  08002 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Ciutat Vella C/ de les Ramelleres, 17 08001 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Eixample C/ d'Aragó, 311 08009 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Sants-Montjuïc C/ de la Creu Coberta, 104 08014 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - La Marina C/ dels Alts Forns, 82-86 08038 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Les Corts Plaça de Comas, 18  08028 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Sarriá-Sant Gervasi C/ de Anglí, 31 08017 Barcelona

Citizens Advice Bureau - Gràcia C/ de Francisco Giner, 46 08012 Barcelona

Citizens Advice Bureau - Guinardó Ronda Guinardó, 49 08024 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Nou Barris C/ del Doctor Pi i Molist, 133 08031 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Zona Nord Av. dels Rasos de Peguera, 25 08003 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Sant Andreu Plaça d'Orfila, 1 08030 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Garcilaso C/ Juan de Garay, 116-118 08027 Barcelona Citizens Advice Bureau - Sant Martí Plaça de Valentí Almirall, 1 08018 Barcelona

Barcelona Empadronamiento Vocabulary

padrón/Padrón Municipal de Habitantes - Municipal record of how many people live in an area. empadronamiento - registration with your municipality/community. volante de empadronamiento - informal certificate of your registration as a member of the municipality. For most of your local needs, this should be fine. certificado de empadronamiento - Official certificate of your registration as a member of the municipality. You may need it for certain legal procedures with national or foreign bodies. (hoja de empadronamiento - The application form needed to register with your community. estar empadronado (for men)/estar empadronada (for women)=To be registered with your community. ayuntamiento - City hall. junta/Junta Municipal de Distrito - City’s neighborhood administrative office. Let us know how you get on with getting Empadronado in Barcelona and Barcelona Empadronamiento!! ]]> 1697 0 0 0 129 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/how-to-get-a-spanish-nie-number-its-kind-of-a-big-deal/ 0 0 176 https://studentfytrips.com/blog/how-to-get-your-nie-in-spain/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-placa-reial-top-10-best-things-to-see-and-do-around/ Wed, 26 Aug 2015 15:15:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1703 What to do & see around Barcelona Placa Reial ? Barcelona party animals, tourists and restaurant lovers, this could be your ultimate playground! So, you've spent the day at one of Barcelona's beautiful beaches, and you wonder into the city, where are you going to go? [caption id="attachment_9152" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Keeping it Reial![/caption] Barcelona Placa Reial (in Catalan) situated just off Las Ramblas is one of Barcelona's most famous, if not THE most famous square. "Famous for what?" I hear you ask. Well, for many things, but for me personally, it's been one of my favourite nightspots since I arrived in Barcelona over a year ago. Barcelona Placa Reial is a huge, beautifully designed square in the Barri Gòtic area. Designed by Francesc Daniel Molina I Casamajó, it was built in 1848 on the remains of the Santa Madrona Capuchin monastery. It is also home to some of Antoni Gaudi's earliest work. A set of lamps he designed for the Barcelona council which are by no means the focal point of this beautiful Spanish Plaza, but interesting all the same as it was the first work Gaudi was commissioned to do for the government of Barcelona. Each lamp has a plaque on the floor with his name on. As I said before, these lamps are not the most famous of Gaudi's work and most people don't even notice them, so make sure you get a picture of this little Barcelona secret! [caption id="attachment_9153" align="alignright" width="333"] Gaudi's First Commissioned Work![/caption]

FOUNTAIN OF THREE GRACES - BEAUTY, CHARM, JOY

In the centre of the Barcelona Placa Reial is a classically designed fountain where many people gather and take in the atmosphere. It's known as the "Fountain of Three Graces", which refers to the statue of the three women. The women are said to be the daughters of Zeus; Euphrsyne, Aglaea, and Thalia, representing beauty, charm, and joy which I think sums up this beautiful plaza quite well.

RESTAURANTS IN BARCELONA PLACA REIAL

During the day, you will find people lazing around this square, eating in the many Tapas restaurants and drinking coffee, basking in the glorious Spanish sunshine. The square is surrounded by many Tapas restaurants, my favourite being Les Quinze Nits, which offers some of the finest Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine. This restaurant in Barcelona enjoys one of the greatest reputations and is a training restaurant for up-and-coming chefs. As they are still in "training", they can't charge ridiculous prices, but you get top quality food, it's a win-win situation but means you often have to wait up to an hour just to get a table. Les Quinze Nits is part of a group of restaurants in Barcelona which also own my absolute favourite Catalan restaurant, La Dolca Herminia, which truly deserves it's own blog article [I'll get to work on that one]. Barcelona Placa Reial really comes to life at night. My friends and I hang out here in the summer, drinking beers from "the beer men" before we head into one of the many nightclubs in Barcelona.

THE ULTIMATE BCN NIGHTSPOT?

Placa Reial is home to one of my favourite clubs "Sidecar Factory Club" (Plaça Reial 7), where they have live acts and great DJ's playing a selection of Rock & Pop music. Check out their website for up and coming events! [caption id="attachment_9154" align="aligncenter" width="298"] Jamboree Night Club - Music Venue[/caption] Other great nightclubs and music venues in Barcelona Placa Reial are the almighty Jamboree & Tarantos (two clubs located at the same address) where I have spent many a night partying until the early hours of the morning listening to Funk, HipHop and R&B. Jamboree has live Jazz sessions and Tarantos offers the best Flamenco shows in Barcelona, complete with dancers and crowds who holla' "Ole!!, Ole!!" after each song finishes, a true Spanish experience not to be missed. (Plaça Reial 17, www.masimas.com). Entry to the club costs €10 and includes a drink which is (believe it or not) below the average cost to enter a nightclub in Barcelona.

THE PIPA CLUB - A SECRET SOCIETY?

[caption id="attachment_9292" align="alignright" width="150"] The Pipa Club Barcelona - A Secret Place Even Sherlock Couldn't Find[/caption] Whilst discussing ideas for things we could include in this blog, Ranald asked me if I had been to the Pipa Club in Placa Reial. I thought about it but for life of me, could not remember seeing any clubs in Placa Reial called The Pipa Club. He started to describe this secret smoking club in Barcelona, a small bar/club with pool tables and a "Sherlock Holmes" theme. I instantly remembered being at this place and recalled that I had thought it was somebody's (elaborate) apartment. "YES!", Ranny explained that it is basically a huge apartment which has been converted into a club. [caption id="attachment_9293" align="alignleft" width="268"] Tally Ho' Old Boy[/caption] The Barcelona Pipa Club (The Barcelona Pipe Club - hence the Sherlock Holmes theme) was created in 1980 as a non-profit association. Apparently, it now has as many as 400 members! It's a club for " pipe smokers" but they also welcome non-pipe-smokers, a good business decision I'm sure you would agree. They have a warm ethos and their website informs you that you'll receive "a warm welcome: there's room for everyone and it's easy to find something to your liking - friendship, conversation, drinks, live jazz, gastronomic sampling or a superb meal - part of life's small pleasures and the club's philosophy."

Top 10 Things to See and Do in and Around Placa Reial: Addresses

1. Guadí's Lamp Posts: Right in the centre of the plaza, just next to the main fountain. 2. Taxidermista restaurant: Plaza Reial, 8. 3. Les Quince Nits restaurant: Placa Reial, 6. 4. Pipa Club: Placa Reial, 3. 5. Jamboree: Placa Reial, 13. 6. SideCar: Placa Reial, 7. 7. Bar 13: Calle de la Lleona, 13. 8. Hare Krishna: c/ Escudellers, 14. 9. Fountain: Right in the centre of Placa Reial. 10. Flea Market : Right in the centre of Plaza Real, Sundays after 2:30 pm. So SuiteLifers, I hope you enjoy your party night out in Barcelona Placa Reial. Go to our Facebook page and let us know about your adventures in this truly magical Royal Square. Yours, BH]]> 1703 0 0 0 16 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/placa-reial-barcelona-top-10-best-things-to-see-and-do-around/ 0 0 28 http://search.find-restaurants-nearby.xyz/best-restaurant-in-plaza-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/tipping-in-barcelona-should-i-tip/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 09:24:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1732 Everything you need to know about tipping in Barcelona !   NO, niet, nein, non ! Buenas cuentas, buenos amigos! Tipping in Barcelona is not expected unlike in America, Great Britain or the Netherlands for instance where tips are a must because waiters practically live from tipping. In Barcelona (and Spain in general) you can be as scroogy as Scrooge himself. Everywhere you go, you’ll be given back the exact change: waiters get paid on a fixed salary each month and benefit from a rather well developed social system compensations.

So who can you tip in Barcelona?

You can tip waiters in restaurants, bars and clubs, taxi drivers, grooms in hotels (but none of these people expect it). Do not tip anyone else like public agents of any kind, hairdressers, teachers or employees especially in expensive and posh places, they don’t need it and/or they are supposed to give you the best service ever, regardless of what you give them in return.

Another tricky question: when is tipping in Barcelona preferable?

Well, you obviously tip in Barcelona whenever you feel like it: when the service pleases you, when the food is awesome, when the cab driver makes you laugh, when the waiter/waitress is nice, when you want to impress somebody (anybody for any reason)… Tips in Barcelona are left only when you pay cash. If you pay with a credit card, there is no second line on the receipt for tips. It cannot be denied that tipping in Barcelona is pleasant whenever tips are not expected. There is nothing like seeing a bright smile suddenly expand on somebody’s lips and gratefulness appear in their eyes. Then, you can go home on a pink cloud for your good action. Besides, if the service you have just received is normal or bad, why should you tip? Catalan people will appreciate any tip you leave without feeling insulted, from 10cents to any amount you like. Tips of 1 or 2€ are already very good tips in Barcelona. In certain places waiters ring a bell anytime they receive a tip (as in Síncopa) and I sometimes tip them with a simple “keep the change!” just to hear the bell. Tipping in Barcelona is a left to your appreciation. Make good use of it! Yours, A.]]> 1732 0 0 0 452 https://sugar-defender.healthmassive.com/ 0 0 530 https://upxmail.com/ 0 0 1404 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/shopping-blog-in-barcelona-advice-on-where-to-shop-in-gracia/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 03:42:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1735 Shopping in Barcelona : Discover Gracia!

Living and shopping in Barcelona definitely requires one to have a lot of self-control over the finer things in life and with the countless Barcelona parties, festivals and the wide variety of food and drink on offer, it’s far too easy to indulge here.

Then, just when you think you have it all under control the city hits you with another vice, possibly the worst of all, you got it girls…  Barcelona shopping!

 The words Barcelona and Shopping go hand in hand and it certainly has the potential to offer an incredible shopping experience but, at the same time it also has the potential to destroy the credit card and rinse the bank account.

In fact, for those among us with a little less restraint, when it comes to matters of the shops, a guilty conscience and empty purse is inevitable!

You can’t escape it, down every cobbled pathway and around every winding corner, Barcelona shops spill out on to the road from one district to the next. The Born and The Raval are rich with small boutiques and quirky little stores which appear out of nowhere, patiently awaiting your curiosity and custom. Whilst Catalunya, Passeig de Gracia and Diagonal are less discreet and swamped with big imposing buildings, proudly embossed with huge recognisable fashion brands such as Calvin Klein, Versace and Armani.

Just like Alice in Wonderland you’ll constantly stumble across new surprises and won’t be able to resist the “BIG” and “SMALL” windows exhibiting the vast array of jewellery, arts, clothes and antiques, all whispering the words, “Buy me”.

So, with so much temptation how is it possible to give advice on where to go for some good old shopping in Barcelona?  Well, my suggestion would be to explore, get into every nook and cranny of this city and discover it’s true shopping delights.

However, for an extra special trip I recommend paying a visit the lovely neighbourhood of Gracia Barcelona.

Contrasting words like hip, traditional, bohemian, old, trendy and time-honoured attach themselves to this place. Direct contrasts live side-by-side and it’s not uncommon to find a sparkling stylish boutique neighbouring a conventional Catalan store. Yet, whilst you may think this odd mix may confuse and blur its identity, the regular differences only add to its charm. What you’ll find in Gracia Barcelona is a popular, modern district, proud of its roots. Especially the Calle Verdi Street in Barcelona is not to be missed.

Gracia Shops:

My suggestion would be, to ensure you make the most of the shopping potential in the Gracia district, is to wander up and down the many streets, mosey on through the countless squares and develop your own personal fondness for this area. However if clothes and accessories are on the top of your shopping list, then check out these cool little stores.

Retro City, Travessera de Gracia

If you’re looking for reasonably priced, super cool vintage stuff then don’t miss this place.  From the outside it’s a plain shop with no sign, simply resembling a hole in the wall. Yet, inside it comes to life with colour. It’s crammed literally from floor to ceiling with accessories, shoes, bags, hats and quirky clothes. If you love this type of gear then you’ll love this shop.

PHILO, C. del Pendes

It’s a small chic boutique with a modern and impressive collection and the ability to suit a range of tastes and budgets. New design is contrasted with retro style clothing and this place, although small, is a girl’s miniature shopping paradise.

Locas De Atar, Torrent de l’Olla

The clothes that grace the shelves here are distinctive, unique and exclusive. This shop promotes young talent and offers designers the chance to showcase and sell their work. This means each individual piece is different to the next and you get to sport a design much more personal and rare, something you’ll never find on the high street.

…and afterwards?

Well, if you’ve chose to avoid the mainstream labels and found yourself in the Gracia Barcelona, exhausted and carrying too many bags, then take a seat in one of the many squares. Here you can marvel at the impressive Catalan architecture and spend your last few pennies on a sparkling glass of Cava. The perfect ending to a perfect shopping in Barcelona expedition.

And you ? What are your favorite places to go shopping in Barcelona?

Kerry Jessop

]]> 1735 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/catalan-modernism-barcelonas-famous-architects/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 09:55:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1743

Catalan Modernism in Barcelona: Some Famous Masterpieces!

It’s no secret that Barcelona is world renowned for its eclectic and beautiful architecture.  Thousands upon thousands of tourists pass through the city each year and see the likes of the Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera, and Casa Batlló.  Barcelona is especially famous for Catalan Modernism.

Definition of Catalan Modernism

Known also as Modernisme, Catalan Modernism was the equivalent of Art Nouveau and lasted from roughly 1888-1911.  It’s best known figure was Antoni Gaudí.  The movement was led by highly individualistic and anti-traditionalist intellectuals who were attempting to update Catalán arts and ideas so as to catch up to the rest of major European cities. Actually, the area of Paseo de Gracia between c/ Valencia & c/ Aragó is called the Block of Disaccord.  When the city expanded past the old city limits, all the richest Barcelonés, and the top catalan architects of the day, competed to build the best and most intricate buildings.  In the end we were left with a street full of some of the most extraordinary examples of Catalan Modernism architecture ever produced. In this top-ranking article we will pass through some of the most famous Catalan architects and their buildings, touching on one especially famous Catalán hero named Josep Puig I Cadafalch.  He was the mastermind behind “Casa de les Punxes” (House of the Toothpicks), “Casa Amatller” & “Casa Matí” where the famous Catalán resturant Els Quatre Gats is located.

Who was Josep Puig i Cadafalch?

Josep Puig i Cadafalch was a famous Catalan Modernism architect who was born in Mataró the 17th of October 1867 and died on the 23rd of December 1956. He was a disciple of  Lluis Domenech i Muntaner who designed the “Palau de la Música” and “Casa Fuster”, Woody Allen’s favourite five star hotel, and “Casa Lleo Morera”.  Both architects were of great importance for the Catalan Modernism movement that made Barcelona the great architectural city that it is today.

His Works:

Josep designed “Casa de les Punxes” in the name of the “Terrades” brothers who wanted to combine their two houses into one building. He projected the Gothic style of Europe with some Medieval aspects like the building’s six towers.  The towers have an iconic shape with needles on top fittingly giving it its name of Les Punxes, which is Catalán for toothpicks. It is located on Avenida Diagonal but it is not open to the public. Another piece of Catalan Modernism architecture created by Puig I Cadafalch is Casa Amatller, the house that was custom built for the Amatller family who made their fortune in chocolate and other investments. The house is part of the Block of Discord where two other famous architects have had assignments for other families (like casa Batlló and Casa Lleo Morera).  Casa Amatller houses the institute Amatller for the Spanish Arts.  Only the entrance is open to the public and the front of the building displays sculptures of Eusebi Arnau who was a famous Catalan sculptor. The restaurant Els Quatre Gats is located in “Casa Martí”, which was designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch. When the building was officially opened it served as a hostal, bar and cabaret but it soon became a central meeting point for Barcelona artists and intelligentsia. The musical “Le Chat Noir” was inspired by this restaurant and the interesting people that used to hang out there. Our next update on Catalán Modernism will be starring: “Lluis Domenech i Muntaner” the designer of “Palau de la Música” and other great buildings in the Catalan Modernism architectural landscape.]]> 1743 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/ciutadella-park-no-place-can-beat-it/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 10:13:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1746 Visit the Ciutadella Park in the heart of Barcelona The parks in Barcelona are plenty, but I know a place for readers and writers, for people like me who love to go for a run, families, teenagers who are heading out for a picnic on a Saturday afternoon, or couples in love who are looking for a romantic walk. I am talking about Parc de la Ciutadella (in English: the Ciutadella Park) located in El Born. And by now, I can say that I have developed an addiction. However, I don't know if I am more addicted to running or going to the park because I spend almost everyday here - running. For you who have not yet been, this Barcelona park is a gorgeous open space behind the chic Barcelona neighborhood : El Born. The Ciutadella park is close to the France Train Station, the Olympic Village, Barceloneta neighborhood as well as the peer and the beach.  When going for a run, I usually run through the park, over to the Arc del Triomf (this is my goal..so I tend to run extra fast over here) and then I continue down to the seaside in order to let the cool breeze from the ocean cool me off. This park is actually a great piece of work to study for the one who is interested in history. Arc de Triomf for example, the grandest entrance to the park, was designed for the 1888 Exhibition by Josep Vilaseca i Casanoves. Thinking about it, I actually don't go here mainly for running because what I find interesting and special about this park is that it's a place for everybody. Built in the late 1860s on the site of a former military fortress (Ciutadella) this park offers a way range of fun and different things to do. You will find groups of every age; families having picnics, kids playing football or frisbee, while others are practicing juggling, balancing, enjoying the sunshine from a park bench or playing drums and guitar. The Ciutadella park offers a wide range of museums and other attractions. For example, you have the Museum of Modern Art, The Geology Museum, The Zoology Museum as well as the Barcelona Zoo. I actually didn't know that the Barcelona Zoo existed until the other day when I couldn't find my way back in the Ciutadella park while taking a short cut when going for a run. Furthermore, the park features a lake where you can rent a boat and take a ride on the water for approximately 5 Euros per half an hour. However, what I did not know is that the park closes at 22:00. As I work late hours (yes, sometimes even until 20:00..) I also tend to go running late. To make everything convenient for you (I mean, I don't want you to go here excited to spend some hours in the sunshine or visiting one of the museums only to find out it's closed..) I thought I'd give you the timetable for the different activities. Barcelona Zoo: open Nov-Feb 10 am - 5 pm daily March-May & Oct 10 am - 6 pm daily Jun - Sep 10 am - 7pm Entrance: 14 Euros, Children 8.5 Euros Museu de Zoologia & Museu de Geologia: Open 10 am - 2.30 pm Tue-Sun (Thu until 6.30 pm) Entrance: 3 Euros each museum, 4 Euros Joint ticket To get to the Ciutadella Park, you can take Metro L1 to Arc de Triomf or Metro L4 to Jaume I. I would suggest you take the metro till Arc de Triomf as this is a very nice walk (surrounded by giant palm-trees and London-look-alike street-lights) and closer to the park. Parc de la Ciutadella, Between Pujades and Picasso Street, Open Hours: 08:30 - 22:00 Charlotte Giver]]> 1746 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-new-years-resolutions-2018/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:37:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=294 The New Year is coming up and what better way to prepare than deciding on your New Year's Resolutions now...before you have the chance to back out! After the fiesta of a lifetime on New Year's Eve be ready to begin 2018 feeling re-charged, re-fuelled and ready to being your new lifestyle with our Barcelona New Year’s Resolutions 2018! And remember, always be a DO-er, not a DON'T-er! So let's get started, peeps!

1. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #1 - ENHANCE YOUR PHYSICAL WELL-BEING

As they say 'Beauty comes from the inside'. Being strong and healthy is extremely important in order to prolong your life and to prove those people right. Here is all you need to know about gyms in Barcelona! In addition, also take a look these tips of how to stay healthy in Barcelona! Wanna join a sports club? We've got something about sports clubs in Barcelona as well! With all that reading you'll be exercising your mind as well as your body. And on that thought...

2. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #2 - ENHANCE YOUR MENTAL WELL-BEING

Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by mental wellness, which is why the Romans had the saying 'Mens sana in corpore sano' (healthy mind in a healthy body), just to emphasise how important it is to have a perfect balance between your brain and your body. So, start thinking more positively, laugh more and basically enjoy your life in Barcelona! Perhaps some chocolate might cheer you up? Or a new movie? Or maybe just the relaxing Barcelona atmosphere will do do!

3. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #3 - INCREASE YOUR WEALTH

Money doesn't bring you happiness, but it certainly helps! It is important to have enough money to enjoy the experiences life offers you and to be able to help those less fortunate than yourself. So why not join a course in Barcelona to help your raise some cash? Barcelona business schools are famous worldwide for their quality, so a course done will be worth its weight in gold!

4. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #4 - IMPROVE YOUR EDUCATION

Did I already mention how many high quality universities there are in Barcelona?  Anyway, improving your education makes your CV stand out when analysed by the employers, so check out the most essential stuff that you need to know about studying here in Barcelona! Besides, education always goes a long way to improve your lifestyle - as we said before, heathy body, healthy mind!

5. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #5 - LEARN TO PLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

Nothing trains your coordination better than a musical instrument, and coordination is something that you need every day. So this year we suggest you learn or improve your skills of playing an instrument (the younger the better). If you're into drums, click here to see the places where you can practice drums in Barcelona!

6. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #6 - TAKE A TRIP

Travelling is awesome! It doesn't only improve your general knowledge, but also your capacity for empathy the experts say. So this year you need to take at least one trip from Barcelona to see the places around it, as Catalunya is not just Barcelona. There are dozens of other amazing sites that you should not miss!!

7. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #7 - SPEND QUALITY TIME WITH THE DEAR ONES

Aristotle once said: 'Man is a social animal', meaning that if we do not socialise we are practically dead. This is year it is crucial to spend more quality time with your family and friends, as they are the only people you can always count on! Here's a list of the best places in Barcelona especially crafted to provide you with a great night out!

8. Barcelona New Year's Resolution #8 - DISCOVER A NEW CULTURE

Different cultures are what makes this planet beautiful! As Barcelona is starting to turn into a more and more multicultural city, now it's your time to explore them a bit more. Here are our blogs about Catalan culture: #1 and #2, here you can find one about  Japanese culture in Barcelona!

9. Barcelona New Year's Resolutions 2015 #9 - BE MORE SPIRITUAL

This year, also take care of your spirit! Meditate and reflect more, because this is the only way you can change, by acknowledging your current state. In other words, be closer to a higher power! Here's how you can do that in Barcelona! In conclusion, we wish you the best year of your lives and bear these words in your mind: BALANCE and LOVE! These are the precursors of a marvelous life! Till next time, muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon).  ]]> 294 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/housewarming-party-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:38:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=919 Housewarming Party in Barcelona: inaugurate your new flat in style! Now that you've found your apartment in Barcelona, settled in and decorated it with your amazing taste, it is time to throw an amazing housewarming party in Barcelona! For more decoration tips you should check out our blog on home stores in Barcelona and find everything you need to kit your place out! But let's get back to our topic. You're probably wondering what housewarming party is. A housewarming party in Barcelona is basically a must to inaugurate your new place in this awesome city! Its absolutely essential to show off your brand new designer couch and impress your guests with great activities - well, we think so at least! Find out below some tips to give your friends the best housewarming party ever and set yourself as THE party planner of your group!

Housewarming Party in Barcelona tip #1: get yourself a Catalan caterer

  As you are enjoying your new life in Barcelona, what you might be interested in is to find out what the fantastic region of Catalonia has to offer to you and your guests in terms of leisure, food, music and so on. Why not combine all those Catalan wonders that are yet to be discovered in one big house warming? Impress your guests - locals or foreigners - with the best Catalan caterers in the city. You will enjoy the most exquisite food from the classic tapas such as pa amb tomàquet or queso or even jamón ibérico to the traditional dishes such as escudella and ollada or mar i muntanya ("sea and mountain") dishes. Finish the dinner with the excellent traditional Catalan desert: la crema catalana. Most caterers in Barcelona have found a way of mixing tradition and innovation by introducing in their cuisine international tastes. Find below a list of caterers who might interest you and your friends, fellow gourmet!

• Ambrosía catering
• Hotel Arts Barcelona
• L'Emporda catering

Housewarming Party in Barcelona tip #2: entertain your guests

Living in Barcelona gives you access to plenty of activities. Between all the clubs, bars, sports and entertainment available in the city you might ask yourself, what can I bring to my own party to entertain my friends in an original way? Well here's one piece of advice for you: get stereotypical. That might sound strange but I assure you, nothing is as great as a night listening and dancing to the traditional Spanish music: Flamenco! And there are plenty of other stuff that Barcelona can bring to your party. Just so you know, you can hire flamenco dancers, singers and guitar players right here. You get to have your own flamenco show in your home, enjoy the very rhythmic music and maybe learn how to dance it yourself! Your guests are going to be astounded by the perfect Iberian night. Otherwise, if you prefer to hire a DJ, Barcelona is the perfect place to find one and enjoy a house warming party with the last Spanish and international hits. But this is not all! If you are a smoker or a cigar aficionado you should consider hiring your own cigar roller who would come to your party and roll cigar right in front of you - can't be more fresh. And the bright side of it is that you get to choose the tobacco you prefer while the cigar roller entertain your guests by telling it all about the cigar-making process. All you have to do to get your own professional cigar roller is click here. This is the perfect mix of class and cool.

Housewarming Party in Barcelona tip#3: hire staff and relax

Just like a superpower, planning an event such as a fancy housewarming party in Barcelona comes with great responsibility. If you really want to enjoy your night just like your guests, you will need help. First because you planned so much fun stuff and it's not fair if you miss them just because someone broke your favorite vase and you have to clean up. Someone should do it for you so you can relax and just be your fabulous self. That includes of course a waiting staff that your caterer will usually provide but not only, you need to keep in mind that your place need to be cleaned up in the morning. I know, no one wants to hear about what happens in the aftermath of a party but I am telling you, a cleaning service is the best idea for you not to worry about the mess, they'll deal with it for you. Alright readers, we gave you the keys to organise the best ever housewarming party in Barcelona and we hope that you will enjoy your special night or any other one in the wonderful city of Barcelona! You can always read more about the nightlife in Barcelona in our blogs! See you! Aurélien  ]]> 919 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/soap-factory-barcelona-sabater-hermanos/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 14:17:44 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1583 Discover "Sabater Hermanos" - A Homemade Soap Factory Hidden in the Middle of Barcelona In the center of the Gothic Quarter, hidden among the numerous little streets of Barcelona, the soap factory Sabater Hermanos is one of those unusual little stores that you can stumble across. The soap factory is just near the Plaza de San Felip Neri.

Sabater Hermanos History

Sabater Hermanos is a family enterprise established in the 90's, founded in Buenos Aires by the granddad of the Sabater clan when he started making soap in many different tints, flavors and shapes. Since then they always use skills passed from generation to generation to make their soap. The family society is known worldwide. They have customers from around the world with 4 stores based all around the world in Chile, Argentina and Greece. In Barcelona, they first opened a workshop in 2002 and then in 2006 a store was opened in Gothic, the store is run by Eliana Sabater, grand-daughter of the founder. Sabater Hermanos offers different kinds of soap. All the soaps are made in the workshop behind the store, when you go to the store you can see the different machines used to make the soap (every time I go there I picture myself in the Patrick Suskind book "The Perfume").

Their products

They offer different shapes of soap like card symbols, small characters or animals, and even golf and tennis balls. But their it-soap (like the designer it-bag) is the petals shape soap, you can buy those in a simple box where you can mix different smells or you can buy big boxes with different smells, this thing is a pretty good idea for a present - not so expensive and really original. You can find 40 different aromas such as traditional ones from jasmine to rose and more exotic ones like mint and ginger. If you spend a few days in the city you can also order personalized soap (a good way to get a nice present). These soaps are a cheap and easy way to transform your bathroom into a fancy one.  If it's a present you are looking for, however, don't forget to tell them that it's soap as it can quite easily be confused with chocolate!! Where is the store? This store is kind of hidden but you just have to go to the Placa Felip Neri which is for me one of the most beautiful plazas of Barcelona. There are bullet marks on the walls from the Spanish Civil War and a nice little fountain in the middle of the plaza. Adress : Plaza Felip Neri, 1. Go there and bring your family or friends a nice present from Sabater Hermanos Barcelona, they will love it and you'll probably also find something for yourself too. - by Kok Natha HEN]]> 1583 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-international-grocery-stores/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 12:59:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1709

Barcelona International Grocery Stores - the taste of home!

  Listen up all you desperate expats craving for a taste of home in Barcelona! We've searched the entire city for Barcelona International grocery stores providing international products just like the ones you find at home! These types of Barcelona International grocery stores are quite common, especially Barcelona Chino stores (or Chinese stores). You just need to know where to look! It all began with our boss complaining about his tremendous craving for Peanut Butter. Yes, when you’re Canadian (or North American in general), you have more Peanut Butter running through your veins than blood, believe me. So, with this special taste of home in mind, we went on the hunt for Peanut Butter. But enough with the chit-chat! Here'’s our top 10 Barcelona International grocery stores:  

1)  Taste of Home Barcelona

This is our absolute number 1. Peanut Butter here costs 3.95€ but it’s not the only American/British product you'’ll find there. A Taste of Home Barcelona gives you the choice between 2000 products from jelly to Gentlemans Relish & all their products can be delivered directly to your home or office… or your yacht (yes, absolutely dear!). And for all you Brits out there...THEY HAVE CADBURY'S! Have a look at C/ de Floridablanca, 78.!

2) The British Market

Located on c/ Iglesias 178 bajos, in Castelldefels, is another good one: baking goods, teas, curry sauce, creams, biscuits and Peanut Butter (from 3.40€…), everything’s there. A taste of home in Barcelona for those from the other side of the Channel… (Transportation: Renfe "Castelldefels" stop, NOT "Castelldefels Playa" stop.)

3) Barcelona Chino Stores

Some really common Barcelona International grocery stores are the Chino stores. We were actually hesitating: should we put them number 1? Peanut Butter won, however Barcelona Chino stores are EVERYWHERE and so cheap!  You can find absolutely anything in them, from rice cookers to  100 varieties of noodle soups… anything authentically Chinese. My favourite is near MACBA (SuperStar Asia Food, C/ Tallers 77). There’s also the Barcelona Chino shop next to Plaça Catalunya (Dong Fang, c/ Balmes 6) that is enormous.  If you're a Chinese food lover like us than you have to check out some of these Chinese supermarkets and make your next dinner party at home an authentic one!

4) Colmado Afro-Latino

It is on Via Laietana 15 and is one of the Barcelona International grocery stores that most reflects the growth of South American comunity in Barcelona. We love this international food store! Located in the heart of Gotico, Colmado Afro-Latino sells spices, beers, vegetables, fruits, sauces, beans, cheeses, and already made meals from all over Latin America at reasonable prices. Check it out if you’re home sick or in search of thrilling discoveries!  Also, The Sagrada Familia area of the Eixample has a very high population of Latinos.  Literally walking around a little you will discover quite a few great Latino supermarkets.  I'd suggest LatinCor, which is at c/ Córsega 536 and also Zoco Latino on c/ Lepant 362.  If you're from any Central or South American country, or just a fan of the food, you'll love these places.

5) Tot Formatge

The address is Passeig del Born 13 and it literally means “All Cheese”! Cheese addicts, this store is for you. There are cheeses from pretty much every European country. As a French person, I am a cheese connoisseur. I love every single type of cheese: blue, soft, creamy, strong, hard, stinky, goat, cow, sheep, or even cat milk! (OK, that last one was a joke). This shop is like Paradise for me. Do check it out!!  

6) Australian Gourmet

Want to eat some kangaroo?? Or how bout some of that famous Vegemite they love so much down under? Help yourself!

7) El Corte Inglés

Plaça Catalunya 14, is one of Spain’s largest department stores and also one of the most famous Barcelona International grocery stores. Go to the basement and explore the gourmet section.  Even in the non-gourmet section you'll find a nice selection of international products.

8) Cafés El Magnifico

This is definitely a dream for anyone who'’s in love with this dark strong flavoured hot drink that has become so indispensable to hard working people. Coffee is actually the world's second most traded commodity after crude oil and the coffees from other countries are as diverse as the people living in them.  At Cafés El Magnífico you can rest assured that you’ll find the finest brews from all over the world. Italians, find the best ones and prepare coffee as if you were home!

9) DeliShop

This is an excellent item in the list of Barcelona International grocery stores where you can find thousands of ingredients.  Anything you need to cook any type of international dish you might be craving: from Indian to French, German, British, Latin and Asian products!  As one of the owners is from New York City, all you Americans will be happy to know you can also find such comfort foods here as Dr. Pepper, Reeses Peanut Butter Cups, Kraft Dinner Macaroni & Cheese, Nerds, and much much more.  Try Ricky's original recipes on their website. DeliShop has 3 locations in Barcelona, so if you live in BCN and you have a diverse palate, then you must experience this unique store!! c/ Mallorca 241, Travesera de Gracia 141, & L'Illa Diagonal Shopping Centre.  

10) La Troika Delicatessen

If you prefer Russian food to Peanut Butter, the Russian shop La Troika Delicatessen (c/ Unio, 3), near Las Ramblas, will offer you  smoked fish, Vodka, sweet potatoes, caviar and kotliety... Prices are somewhat high though. But nonetheless, it remains one of the best Barcelona International grocery stores.   Do you know of any  other Barcelona International grocery stores where they sell international food products?  We'd love to hear your suggestions so we can check them out and maybe include them in an update! Enjoy! A.  ]]> 1709 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 12:59:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1722 Cost of living Barcelona: how much are utilities in BCN? Moving to Barcelona and want to know more about the cost of living in BCN? Well, you've come to the right place. When looking for a flat to rent most people are dying to know how much utilities (gas, water, electricity, community, Internet) will cost per month but, obviously, everyone uses utilities differently so there is never going to be an exact, fixed answer. Fortunately, we've got a lot of experience and can give you a pretty good idea of how much it'll cost you overall.

Barcelona Utilities = Not too bad

Before reading all the juicy details, take a deep breath and relax... Compared to other countries, utilities in Barcelona are quite cheap. It's definitely something to take into consideration when renting any apartment in Barcelona, but it's not going to break the bank either. Tip: Remember, in many countries it's common for utilities to be included in the rent but in Barcelona this is not the case.  Although you can sometimes find flats for rent that include utilities, 98% of the prices you see for apartments for rent in Barcelona do not include utilities (Except for Community Fees, which usually are included). What are these community fees, you ask? They're a nominal payment that everyone in the building pays in order to have the communal areas of the building maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Usually it's about 50€€ / month, and it is normally included in your rent.  

Most common practices in setting up of utilities

When you've finally decided on your dream flat, the owner will want to make arrangements so that the utilities are paid by you directly. Usually, you provide them with your Spanish bank account number and they then call the utility companies and change the bank details to yours. Then, when you are charged each month, the money comes out of your account automatically. Since the bank info is changed, but nothing else, you should still get the bills in the mail so you can check to see that you are being charged correctly Tip: Make sure that when you sign the contract on your new flat that the owner and/or agency reads the meters in the flat to record their respective numbers.  That way  you wont end up paying for part of what the tenant before you consumed.

How often do they come?

Currently, the different utility bills in Barcelona come with the following frequency: Gas: Gas bills used to arrive once every 2 months, but it seems as their systems have gotten better that it is now once every month. Water: The water bill comes once every 3 months. Electricity: The electricity bill comes once a month. Internet:  Internet is also billed once a month. Community Fees: Usually monthly, but also usually included in your rent.

 

Spanish Vocab

Utilities = Gastos, Suministros Water bill = Factura de Agua Electricity bill = Factura de Luz Gas bill = Factura de Gas Internet Bill = Factura de Internet Community Fees = Gastos de Comunidad

Air conditioning units = beware

It's important to remember that certain appliances consume more energy than others, so you need to be keep an eye on what you're using. At the top of the list is air conditioning. As centralized systems are not yet too common in Barcelona, many people have an external air conditioning unit that is controlled by a remote.  These units suck electricity like crazy (and electricity is the most expensive utility of them all). So if you are in the habit of leaving the house and keeping the air conditioning going while you're out, you may very well have an unpleasant surprise come the end of the month. Other energy suckers are clothes dryers and electric  heaters with high voltage.  As with the air conditioning units, anything that runs on electricity, and needs a lot of it, can cause your bills to jump and increase your cost of living in Barcelona.  

Internet = Important

At SuiteLife we believe that every single flat for rent in Barcelona should have Internet ready to go. You won't find many long term flats that will be ready with Internet running the day you move in. In other countries this might seem absurd but in Barcelona, it's just the way it is. What you will find is that most flats are what they call 'Internet Ready' meaning that the phone line is already installed.  If the line is installed already, all you need to do is phone the Internet provider of your choice and have them set it up, which usually takes about 2 days to have them come to your flat. So our advice is don't make Internet your first priority, even if you really need it, as you can always get this sorted pretty quickly.

So how much will it cost me?

OK, ok... back to the cost of living in Barcelona. As we mentioned earlier, it's very hard to estimate how much people will spend on utilities because it depends totally on the consumption and living habits of the specific people. However, here is a good rule of thumb: Count on spending approximately 50 € / per person / month on average over the year. This means if you're two people you should plan on spending about about 100 € / month. But bear in mind that this is an average over the whole year so it can vary month on month. For example, you're likely to have the heating on in winter so mind end up consuming more energy during these months.

Barcelona Utilities: Contact numbers & emergency services

Water: The main water company is called Agbar @: Torre Agbar, Avenida Diagonal 211 Tel: 933 422 000 Emergencies: 900 700 720 Customer Service: 900 710 710 Website: www.aiguesdebarcelona.es Electricity: The main electricity company (they do gas as well) is Fecsa-Endesa Tel: 902 525 852 Emergencies: 900 770 077 Website: www.endesaonline.com Natural Gas: The main gas company for natural gas Tel: 900 760 760 Emergencies: 900 750 750 Website: portal.gasnatural.com   That's It!  You should now be an expert, or at least have a clue about utilities and cost of living in Barcelona. If you think we've missed anything out about cost of living in Barcelona or have any helpful tips we'd love to hear from you!   Cheers, Benny]]> 1722 0 0 0 118 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/student-cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ 0 0 307 https://www.edeshseba.info/barcelona-digital-nomad-guide-from-personal-experience-2023/ 0 0 308 https://www.massblog.xyz/barcelona-digital-nomad-guide-from-personal-experience-2023/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/bar-mirablau-barcelona/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 12:59:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1728 Bar Mirablau Barcelona - amazing city view… from Tibidabo!  

‘Where to go in Barcelona’, ‘what to see in Barcelona’, ‘what’s going on in Barcelona’… we’ve all typed these phrases into Google a million times, trawled the web, scanned magazines and asked around, looking for inspiration and new ideas on what to explore next in this City. Sometimes we stumble upon something fresh and sometimes a failed search forces us to retreat back to the few places we all know and love. However, if you find yourself in this situation and you have a romantic setting on the agenda, maybe facilitated with a dazzling Barcelona view and an excellent bar, then stop your search here and take a trip to Tibidabo to chill at the Bar Mirablau Barcelona!

Barcelona, the city of love?...

Well, it’s not exactly Paris but you don’t have to go far in this city to discover it has a heart. With the beautiful summer sun, the echo of the Mediterranean sea and the exquisite historic architecture alive with wonder, it’s the perfect setting for a little bit of romance. In fact, when you really stop to take a look at Barcelona you will discover that in the fine words of cheesy Brit band Wet Wet Wet, “love is all around”!  However, there’re only so many candlelit dinners and strolls by the beach one can take and if you’re craving something with that extra little bit of 'Va-Va-Voom' then you should definitely take the small 15 minute journey from Barcelona to discover Tibidabo and obviously Bar Mirablau Barcelona!

From Barcelona to Tibidabo…

You’ve probably heard of this place being home to one of Europe’s best Science museums or to the huge American style amusement park Portaventura we mentioned in a previous article and you’d be right.  However, for a more romantic backdrop and much calmer ambience, start you’re Tibidabo experience with little blue tram proudly parked at the bottom the mountain. As it steadily comes in to site as you exit the station you’ll notice it waiting patiently for its next load of happy faces to hop on board.

 

Bar Mirablau Barcelona in Tibidabo

After joining the few passengers already sat eagerly awaiting the excursion ahead, you’ll slowly make your way up the mountain and come to a stop in a quaint, colourful, pretty little place right outside the chic Bar Mirablau Barcelona. This classic and stylish Bar Mirablau Barcelona has eyes that subject you to the most spectacular sights. The windows are perfectly placed and span from floor to ceiling allowing you see the most perfect, uninterrupted magnificent Barcelona view.  This romantic Tibidabo experience is a far cry from screaming down a 180-degree drop of an over excited rollercoaster and if you add a cheeky glass of Cava or a delicious fruity cocktail, you’re away. If you’re lucky enough try to escape the lights and bustle of the city early evening and settle here in Tibidabo until the sun sets and the stars rise, during this time Barcelona really shines revealing it’s true beauty.

 

Tibidabo to Barcelona

The journey back down can be a little less romantic because after 8pm the tram retires subjecting you to the delights of a bus or Taxi, the two modes of transport not exactly oozing romance but both offering a practical solution. However, after a couple of hours tasting the sweet delights of the striking scenery, and delicious drinks, you probably won’t mind.

So, if you’re looking for a delicious  cocktail of romance, mixed with a astonishing Barcelona view and topped with the great Bar Mirablau Barcelona, make sure your Google search terminates here and follow this advice all the way up the mountain of Tibidabo!   Kerry Jessop]]> 1728 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/la-terrazza-barcelona/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 12:58:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1759 La Terrazza Barcelona - party in open air under the stars! In Barcelona, every summer is a hot one guys, but we all know the party must go on! So listen closely Summer party-goers because I'’ve got some GREAT news! What if I told you about a place where you can dance your heart out all night long, and not feel like you have to bring a change of clothes for the outfit that you’ll undoubtedly sweat through within 5 minutes of arriving at your favorite Barcelona disco?? Sounds good right? Nestled in the side of the Montjuic hill lays our solution - La Terrazza Barcelona! La Terrazza Barcelona is an amazing open-air nightclub in Poble Español, where you can enjoy the beats of DJs from around the world and dance the night away under the stars. That’s right, I said “under the stars,” meaning 90% of the club is outdoors so there’s plenty off fresh air to go around for you and hundreds of your closest friends. Here, you can leisurely sip on your slightly overpriced Vodka Limon without the urge to dump out its entire contents over your head just to cool off.  

The atmosphere

But it’s the atmosphere at La Terrazza Barcelona that makes it worth the trip outside of the Barcelona center. They don’t call it the “Atmospherical Fun Club” for nothin’. After entering Poble Espanyol, you’ll wind your way back along the cobble stone streets (ladies, keep this in mind when choosing your footwear), following the faint sound of  electro beats, until you finally arrive at Casa Son Berga, the magnificent mansion housing the club. Once inside, you’'ll be entranced by the visual spectacle of colorful lights and projections cast against the walls and enormous palm trees that line the courtyard. When you finally snap out of it, you’ll quickly notice yourself surrounded by a chic and eclectic mix of people from all over the world, either hanging out at one of the few outdoor bars or dancing around (or on top of) the central stage.  

Time surely flies...

Then before you know it, it’s 6:30 am and you’ll be leaving just in time to take in a breathtaking birds-eye view of the city as the sun is coming up and you’re finally calling it a night. It’s by far the “coolest” Barcelona fiesta around, in every sense of the word. Now pay attention because here are a few tips to make your evening way more convenient and economical: HOW TO GET THERE: A FREE bus leaves every 20 minutes from right outside the Barcelona Hard Rock Café starting from 00:20h until 3:20h. HOW TO GET HOME: Buses running non stop from Poble Espanyol to Plaza Espanya from 5:30h to 6:45h. HOW TO AVOID THE 18 € COVER CHARGE: Go on Facebook and join the group “'La Terrrazza Barcelona, Atmospherical fun club',” find the date of the event you want to attend, and put your name plus however many friends you’ll be bringing (the more the merrier) on the guest list at least 24 hours before the party starts.   If you show up before 2 am you’ll get in for only 5 euros! So, La Terraza Barcelona gives us a cool, open-air clubbing experience with a unique vibe, incredible view, and great music at a totally reasonable cost. How can you argue with that?]]> 1759 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-city-uncovered/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 12:58:40 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1763 Barcelona City - uncovered Barcelona just for you!    

How well do you know Barcelona City?

Barcelona is unforgiving by way of entertainment and like it or not after a very short time living in this City you'll know what Barcelona bars serve up the best drinks, what Barcelona restaurants serve the best Barcelona Tapas, where to shop, when to stop , and even have a favourite Barcelona Beach. Barcelona City is littered with advertisements, posters are pasted carelessly on to walls, thousands of leaflets are handed out daily and you'll even hear the odd instantly recognisable sound of a helicopters rotar blade slicing through the sky with a giant banner in tow. Everywhere you look there's an invitation to discover something new and before long you yourself become a walking A-Z of Barcelona. However, have you ever sat down and considered how well you really know Barcelona City? There'll be a small majority out there who appear to know everything, characters with such a wealth of knowledge they impress and astound even the brightest of folk. Yet, with a past and present as colourful, complex and diverse as Barcelona's it is impossible to know it all! So read on and make room for a few more nuggets of information about Barcelona's past and present that may have escaped you until now.

Barcelona City History and Traditions uncovered

When it comes to famous faces gone by and remarkable Barcelona architecture archives definitely border on the verge of impressive. The city is drenched in history and for every building, structure, space and name there is a story to be told. Look up and marvel at the impressive La Seu Cathedral, Sagrada Familia, and Casa Batlló. Wander through Parc Guell and be blown away by Gaudi's incredible us of colour. Take a glimpse at the famous Picasso museum or go in search of the impressive collection of photographs from Dali's life currently exhibited in the old town. So, where did it all start? Legend suggests the city was founded by Hercules, 400 years before Rome however, others argue the city got it name from the great Barca family of Carthage and was founded in the 3rd century BC. This City is constantly full of surprises and the unsolved mystery of how Barcelona came to be only adds to its intrigue. Along with its history,  Tapas is the word commonly associated with Barcelona City. Few have been here and not sampled Barcelona Tapas. Suffice to say every other restaurant you walk past specialises or at least dabbles in tapas. Thousands flock daily to the hugely popular haunts like Xampanyet whilst others take a smaller, less crowded approach to the Barcelona Tapas dish. Whichever way it comes it may interest you to know that Tapas isn't a type of food. Tapas is a way of eating food, a small dish, mainly taken with a drink. Alongside Tapas, many who know Barcelona City also associate it with the magnificent, spectacular Flamenco performances that are showcased here. In fact, "Flamenco dance" is a phrase that's echoed all over the City. Fascinating then to discover it isn't predominately a dance! In fact Flamenco contains four main elements, the Guitar, the vocals, las palmas (hand claps) and in fourth place comes the dancing. It's also interesting to learn that Flamenco originated in the South of Spain (and isn't even really a Barcelona tradition) especially when you consider that Barcelona City does Flamenco so very well.

Barcelona Today uncovered

Loving Barcelona City comes from a mixture of history, of traditions and of what's been introduced more recently. Nowhere, will you find the combination of New and Old living so perfectly in unison. For the city's modern society it wouldn't be the same without the lasting stretch of sand that creates the Barcelona beaches we all know and love. Yet, although the majority recognise that those beaches are man-made, what's impressive is that until 1992 there were none! Yet, for everything we love this City for unfortunately it's not completely perfect and one gripe shared by many living here, often involves the chaos of the traffic. In today's society Barcelona City and traffic go as hand in hand as a red rag and a bull, quite aggressively to say the least. However, the extent of the anarchy on the roads only becomes apparent when you look at the facts. Some suggest at one time there was an accident happening every 90 seconds! Probably why a large amount of people choose to walk. Also, bearing in mind there's a whole 130 acres, that’s 260 football pitches, dedicated to walking zones why wouldn't you? So, next time you’re stumbling through this familiar City just stop and think. Question how much you actually do know because in reality when you start digging deeper, Barcelona City has a tendency to reveal some hidden secrets making it all the more exciting. - Kerry Jessop]]> 1763 0 0 0 8 http://www.marande.ir/7083/%d8%a8%d8%a7%d8%b1%d8%b3%d9%84%d9%88%d9%86%d8%a7-%d8%b3%d9%8a%d8%aa%d9%8a/ 0 0 148 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/which-places-in-barcelona-are-worth-the-hype/ 0 0 282 http://florero.brarudi.net/apartments-for-sale-madrid/ 0 0 283 http://estante.brarudi.net/apartments-for-sale-in-madrid/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/cycling-in-barcelona-bicing/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 13:16:13 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1767 Cycling in Barcelona - introduction to Bicing BCN transport system!  

Cycling in Barcelona

Compared to many European cities, theBarcelona transport services offer excellent value. A variety of fun, cheap and fast ways to navigate the city are easily accessible. Without doubt my favourite way of getting around the city is cycling in Barcelona. The sun on your back, the wind in your hair and the hustle and bustle of city life to keep you entertained along the way.

When I first arrived in August 2009, I would spend hours cycling around the different areas of Barcelona, discovering exciting neighbourhoods and generally just getting lost in the city. However, like I always say “When you don'’t know where you'’re going, any road will take you there” and I still believe it’s the best way to see Barcelona!

What is Bicing?

The cheapest and perhaps the most user friendly option with regards to cycling in Barcelona is to use “Bicing”, which is a “community bicycle program” allowing users to travel around Barcelona in an easy, cheap and environmentally friendly manner. As with all the Barcelona transport systems, there are good and bad points but fear not as SuiteLife is here to tell you all you need to know.

Put simply, in order to do cycling in Barcelona, Bicing Barcelona offers residents of Barcelona (for a small annual fee of €47.16) access to 6000 bicycles throughout the city. The bikes are docked at around 400 Bicing stations situated all over the city so you are never far from the network. At roughly 12 cents per day for a full years membership, you can see why this is such a popular transport option in BCN.

The Good

For fitness fanatics in Barcelona, the associated health benefits of cycling in Barcelona to work and quickly getting around town are amazing. You certainly won’t get as good a work out if you use the Barcelona bus or metro services. For environmentally conscious Barcelonians, I’'m sure you would agree that the use of pedal power has never ending advantages for the environment as a whole.

The Bad

When you take a Bicing bike from a station for some cycling in Barcelona, you have the first 30 minutes at zero cost (it’s included in your yearly membership). However, after the first 30 minutes, you have to pay 43 cents for every 30 minutes you use. After two hours, you will be charged €2.59 an hour. This may seem a little expensive, but when you consider that you can cycle from one end of the city to the other in about 30 minutes, you will realise that its a price you will rarely need to pay.

The Ugly

Be careful when returning your Bicing bike at the docking station. If the light does not turn “red” it is not properly locked to the station. This means somebody (and this does happen) can take your bike off the station and go cycling in Barcelona nicely and leisurely around the city at your expense, which at €2.59 an hour can get pricey!

[caption id="attachment_8092" align="aligncenter" width="500"] The best way to see Barcelona[/caption]

Step by step guide on How to use Bicing Barcelona

To use Bicing for cycling in Barcelona, you will need a Barcelona address and a credit or debit card.

1. Go to Bicing Website in order to fill the application.

2. Once you have completed the application form, you will receive a confirmation email and about ten days later, your Bicing card will arrive in the post.

3. Once you have your Bicing card, log back into the www.bicing.cat website and register the card.

4. You can now use Bicing!!!

5. Find a Bicing station and swipe your card at the end of the station.

6. A number will appear which tells you which bike you can use.

7. You will notice the lights that are normally red, will turn to green, this shows that the bike is available and ready to take.

8. Enjoy your healthy, environmentally friendly journey through the city.

9. Return the Bicing bike to a station within 30 minutes (unless you don’t mind paying the extra for more time).

10. Click the bike into the station and wait for light to turn red.

All in all, a great service at minimum cost. SWEET!

Ben Holbrook - SuiteLifer

]]> 1767 0 0 0 279 http://florero.brarudi.net/barcelona-real-estate-for-sale/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/most-famous-catalan-musicians/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 13:43:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1770 Most Famous Catalan Musicians - cantem en català! Hey SuiteLifers! We’ve already introduced you to some famous Catalán artists - painters, and architects – now it is time to continue the series with the most famous Catalan musicians!. Music life in Barcelona is very entertaining and you can find a lot of scenes to listen to live music in Barcelona:  jazz bars, restaurants, clubs. There are already articles on our site about Macacó and Ojos de Brujo who are also some of the most famous Catalan musicians from Barcelona. In this particular post we want to show you how many other talented professional musicians are from Catalunya. Maybe you will be very surprised that these most famous Catalan musicians are originally from Barcelona! So here are our most famous Catalan musicians:

1. Montserrat Caballé (1933 - )

She was born in Barcelona in 1933, and completed her music studies here at the Conservatori Superior de Música del Liceu (Liceu Conservatory) – which was the part of the Gran Teatre del Liceu.  Caballé is a very famous operatic soprano, sang in several roles in operas of Rossini, Verdi, Puccini, Mozart, Wagner, Strauss and much more.  She is best known for her “bel canto” (it is an Italian word for “beautiful singing”) repertoire, which is a very popular singing technique among sopranos. In the past few years she has become a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and in 2003, Caballé starred in her own documentary film, called “Caballé Beyond Music”.  

2. José Carreras (1946 - )

[caption id="attachment_1771" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Opera singer Jose Carreras entertains during the draw[/caption] He was born in Barcelona, 1946. He is also one of the most famous Catalán musicians, being a tenor. Carreras made his debut at age 11, unbelievable! Mainly known for his roles in Puccini’s and Verdi’s works he became very famous for being one of The Three Tenors alongside Luciano Pavarotti and Plácido Domingo. Carreras is also a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and he was the musical director of the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona.  

3. Pau (Pablo) Casals (1876 - 1973)

  Pablo Casals was born in 1876, in a small Catalán village called Vendrell. Even though he was proficient at the violin, piano, organ and flute, he finally became one of the most famous Catalán musicians, being a cellist! He was the first cellist of the Barcelona Opera Orchestra. In the early 20’ he launched his own orchestra and he was also a conductor – as he truly loved the music itself, not just playing cello. He was famous for recording the Bach Cello Suites in the 1930’s. Casals also had a great impact on Puerto Rican music, where the Casals Festival still takes places annually.  

4. Tete Montoliu (1933 - 1997)

  Montoliu also born in Barcelona, in the same year as Montserrat Caballé. He was totally blind but became a very famous jazz pianist. He studied classical piano at the Conservatori Superior de Música de Barcelona (Barcelona Conservatory) and by the age of 17 he was leading jam sessions at one of the Barcelona theaters. He is said to be an atypical jazz pianist, since he not only expressed his own musical heritage but also an individual interpretation of American jazz as well, exhibiting warmth, deep feelings and humor in his playing.  

5. Xavier Cugat (1900 - 1990)

He was born in Girona, Catalunya but soon moved to Havana, Cuba. There he trained as classical violinist and played with the Orchestra of the Teatro Nacional. This famous Catalán musician’s work really did a lot to help the infusion of Latin music into the American popular scene. He took his band to New York, and became the Waldorf Astoria Hotel’s resident muscians. Interestingly, he was also a cartoonist – working for the Los Angeles Times– while also finding time to be an actor and womanizer (5 wives all together :)). Cugi (as he is often called) had a very funny trademark - to hold a Chihuahua while waving his baton with the other hand.
So these are our favourite 5, but there are more and more of the most famous Catalan musicians! If you spot some, let us know your favourites here or on our Facebook page!]]> 1770 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/eada-barcelona/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 14:37:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1777 EADA Barcelona - one of the best international schools in Barcelona    

About EADA Barcelona

Founded in 1975, EADA Barcelona was one of the first international schools in Barcelona to provide an English MBA programme in Spain. EADA Barcelona is quite well known for its very balanced combination of an academic and practical approach. It is promoting EADA Barcelona's unique educational philosophy as "leaning by doing". EADA Barcelona is ranked highly among the 50 most important business schools in Europe. In the EADA MBA programmes, 85% of the participants are from all around the world, and most of them are selected based on their outstanding performance to enter EADA Barcelona.  

Reputation of EADA Barcelona

Accreditation:

• EADA Barcelona has been awarded the European Quality Label EQUIS.
• EADA’ Barcelona's MBA programmes have also received the AMBA accreditation granted by the Association of MBAs.

(Currently only 4 Spanish institutions and 66 throughout the world have received these awards.)  

English courses from EADA Barcelona

 

International MBA

• • Language: English
  • Average professional experience: 3 years minimum; 5 years average
  • Educational requirements: University Degree
  • Dedication: Full time
  • Tuition: 29,500 €
  • Study contents: Marketing, Finance, Strategy, Human Resources and Operations.

 

Euro*MBA

• • Language: Proficiency level in English or similar
  • Professional experience: a minimum of 5 years in positions of responsibility
  • Minimum training: a Bachelor's degree
  • Dedication: 2 years of on-line training plus six weeks of contact classes in different European schools

 

Future career after EADA Barcelona - Where do EADA Barcelona MBA graduates work?

Countries

• • 54% Europe
  • 4% Africa
  • 33% Latin America
  • 3% North America
  • 4% Asia
  • 2% Middle East

Sectors

• • 26% Other
  • 9% Finance
  • 18% Consulting
  • 7% Manufacturing
  • 10% Distribution
  • 6% Pharmaceuticals and retail Biotechnology
  • 10% Technology Heathcare
  • 9% Consumer products
  • 5% Real estate

Positions

• • 49% Manager
  • 5% Controller
  • 15% Other 5
  • % Specialist
  • 12% General manager
  • 4% Business owner
  • 10% Consultant

 

Contact

• Website: EADA official website
• Tel: +34 934 520 844
• Fax: +34 933 237 317
• Address: info@eada.edu

  Did you know that the founder of SuiteLife Barcelona (Benny) did a EADA Barcelona MBA It's true! Do you have any questions about studying business in Barcelona? Just let us know!   By Charlotte Jiaqian Chen / A happy SuiteLifer~]]> 1777 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/sagrada-familia-an-introduction/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 14:37:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1781 Sagrada Familia - an intro to Barcelona's most famous building Sagrada Familia and Gaudi are two terms that are inextricably bound up with Barcelona. The sight of the cathedral is iconic to the city's skyline. The Sagrada Familia attracts thousands of visitors every year. It could well be the most famous building of Barcelona. But what's the story behind the impressive building? Read on to find out!    

"Sagrada Familia? Never heard of it!"

Hmm, although not likely, it is possible. In that case: the Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família (commonly known as Sagrada Familia) is a church designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. Gaudi is the exponent of the (Catalan) Modernisme movement, of which the Sagrada Familia is now the most important symbol. The Sagrada tells the life of Jesus and the history of faith (hence the name, which translates as 'the Holy Family'). Although construction has taken 129 years already, the church is nowhere from finished yet (completion date currently estimated to be 2026). Because of this, some of the oldest parts of the church are in need of renovation, while other parts aren't even built yet. In spite of this, the basilica attracts millions of visitors every year, is declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was proclaimed a 'minor basilica' by Pope Benedict XVI only last year. The title 'minor basilica' gives the building some privileges over normal churches (and it also sounds fancier). It has always been an expiatory church, which means that it has always been built from donations. Gaudí himself said: "The expiatory church of La Sagrada Família is made by the people and is mirrored in them. It is a work that is in the hands of God and the will of the people."  

"That sounds crazy. Why did anybody ever start this?"

      Once there was a man named Josep María Bocabella i Verdaguer, who founded the Asociación Espiritual de Devotos de San José (Spiritual Association of Devotees of St. Joseph). With this association he wanted to protect the Catholic faith (and faith in Saint Joseph in particular) from the dechristianization in that time. He received numerous donations with which he bought a 12.800 m² piece of land, now situated between the Carrers de Marina, Provença, Sardenya and Mallorca. On that piece of land the foundation stone of the Sagrada Familia was laid on 19 March 1882 (St. Joseph's Day). Originally, however, the design was in the hands of architect Francisco de Paula del Villar y Lozano. Apparently he got in an argument with Bocabella, with the result that Villar decided to resign from the project in 1883. From then on, Gaudi assumed responsibility for the design, which he changed radically. Gaudi worked on the church until his sudden death in 1926, 43 years later! He became so absorbed by his work on the church that he stopped accepting other projects as of 1914. He devoted the last years of his life entirely to the Sagrada, and even lived on the construction site for some time. In 1926, he was walking on the street, deep in thought, when he was hit by a tram. He died a few days later and was buried in the crypt of "his" Sagrada Familia.  

"Well, it all looks very fancy, but I don't really get it..."

Granted, it is a strange building. It looks like other churches, with its pointed Gothic arches, rosaces and enormous towers. But at the same time, it is so heavily influenced with Gaudi's powerful imagination that nothing is what it seems to be. Look again and you'll see how the towers are covered with fanciful flowers, and how the pinnacles burst open into bundles of fruit. However, the Sagrada is not a random collection of towers, structures and stones. As I mentioned above, the church represents the life of Jesus and the history of faith. This symbology is apparent in different parts of the building. When it is be finished, it will have 18 bell towers, which symbolize Jesus, the Virgin Mary, the four evangelists and the twelve apostles. It will have 3 facades, which represent the life of Jesus. The Nativity facade (on which Gaudi worked the most) depicts his birth, childhood and young manhood. The Passion facade represents the Passion of Jesus. The Glory facade (which will be the main entrance once finished) represents his death: Death, Final Judgment, and Glory. The same symbology returns in the church's interior, which suggests the celestial Jerusalem. It also features a set of columns, dedicated to Christian cities and continents, representing the apostles. There has been some ongoing debate, though, whether or not the Sagrada Familia can still be regarded as "Gaudi's church". Sure, he spent a fair amount of his life designing and working on it. But what after his death? Gaudi was known to adjust his buildings as he went along, constantly modifying the details of his designs and forever trying out his ideas with full-size models. The man was so fanatically involved with his work that he made plaster casts of chickens, turkeys and even stillborn babies! Or what about attending a death at a hospital, under the pretext of conducting 'spiritual research'. You understand it's hard to find a successor to match his fanaticism or genius. Add to this the fact that the few drafts, models and drawings he left behind, were destroyed by a fire in 1936 (during the Spanish Civil War) and you'll understand why some people think that only little remains of his original ideas and instructions. But even if it cannot be labeled entirely 'Gaudi', the Sagrada Familia is a fascinating building nevertheless and a Barcelona landmark not to be missed!  

"Neat! When can I visit it?"

  The church is open for visits from 9.00 to 18.00 (October to March); from 9.00 to 20.00h (April to September); and from 9.00 to 14.00h (25 and 26 december and 1 and 6 January). Merely a visit to the church will cost you €12,50 (€10,50 if you're a student, retired or under 18). If you want to take the lift to the towers as well, then you'll have to cough up another €2,50. It's not cheap, but if it makes you feel any better: the entrance fees are part of the funding to finish the construction works. If you rather spend your euros on tapas and sangria, though, you should feel no shame. Many people find that the best parts about the church are on the outside, which is of course completely free to gaze at! So don't feel bad about passing up a visit inside the church. Place yourself on a terrace near the Sagrada Familia, order your tapas and sangria, sit back and be amazed by the richly sculptured exterior. More information can be found on the official website. Learn here how to beat the queue at Sagrada Familia! Let us know in the comments what you thought of your visit! - by Machteld De Groef]]> 1781 0 0 0 183 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 201 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/free-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 236 http://suitelife.com/blog/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/christmas-in-barcelona-2018-what-is-on/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/park-guell-guide/ Thu, 27 Aug 2015 15:02:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1786 Park Guell - personal guide to Barcelona'’s most famous and spectacular park designed by Gaudí Park Guell was commissioned by Count Eusebi Güell and was originally intended to be a gated community to house the Barcelona aristocracy but in the end only two houses were built and the estate proved to be quite commercially unsuccessful.  Park Guell is now a municipal garden and a world heritage site.

Visiting Park Güell

When visiting Barcelona Park Guell I came from the Vallcarca metro station.  By arriving this way I came across a wonderful street that was one of the steepest streets I’ve been on, and I’ve been to San Francisco.  Just off Avinguada de Vallcarca near the metro you will find “Baixada de la Glória”.  It is mostly a pedestrian only street with stairs and escalators and when you reach the top be sure to look back and enjoy the view. At the top of the street you reach Park Guell, although you won’t see much Gaudí influence there as most of his work is near the centre of the park.  You do however come across a great viewpoint at the top of the hill with brilliant views of the city.  As you walk over this hill and down towards the centre of Park Guell you begin to see the works of Antoni Gaudí. The main terrace has an unmistakable serpentine mosaic bench weaving around its edge.  Interestingly Gaudí designed the bench so you don’t get a wet bum.  The bench is tilted to ensure rain runs off it and the bench dries quickly.  Gaudí also installed small bumps, to ensure people don’t sit on the wet bits. Being very popular and famous ensures that Barcelona Park Guell is full of tourists and, as I found, children on school trips.  One downside of this is the amount of rubbish lying around.  You will also find salesmen trying to offer you tacky souvenirs off what seems like a bed sheet. (One guy was selling earrings off an umbrella).  But don’t let me discourage you, it is still a must see.     Under the terrace you will see what I found to be the most spectacular sight in Park Guell.  The terrace is supported by a series of spectacular columns, and the ceiling is decorated with unique mosaics that perfectly reflected Antoni Gaudí and his crazy visions.   Further down is the famous entrance with the mosaic dragon fountain.  This is an iconic Gaudí sight and so it is a little busy with tourists. You may struggle to get a picture with other tourists posing for their photos.  There are also the two iconic Gaudí buildings near the entrance, which are used as gift shops.    

Opening times

  January to March – 10.00 to 18.00 April - 10.00 to 20.00 May to September - 10.00 to 21.00 Oct ober - 10.00 to 20.00 November – 10.00 to 19.00 December – 10.00 to 18.00   If you like Antoni Gaudí then try our Gaudí one day tour or check our guide to the Sagrada Familia.   If you have any comments or have any good tips for visiting Park Guell then we would love to hear them!   Cheers, Matthew Rutter]]> 1786 0 0 0 184 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 196 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/touristy-vs-non-touristy-barcelona/ 0 0 202 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/free-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 208 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-5-food-to-try-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 11:06:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1811 Barcelona, you want to see, do and try as much as is humanly possible. An important part of that is getting to know the local specialties, and Catalan cuisine has plenty of those to offer! Certain menus can even be a bit overwhelming, especially when you don't understand a word of Catalan. So to get you started, here's our top 5 food to try in Barcelona!

1. Tapas

This seems quite unoriginal but you simply cannot get around tapas in Barcelona. It's something you must eat when you're here, simple as that! Tapas come in all forms and sizes, but these are some very typical ones: (The fun is of course to randomly pick something from the menu, a great way to discover new things!) - Pa amb tomàquet: slice of bread rubbed with tomato, and topped with olive oil and garlic. Very basic, but oh so good. It is usually given as a side dish, but is also a popular breakfast. - Patates braves: potatoes with a special, spicy sauce - Xipirons: fried squids - Truita de patates: kind of omelette with potatoes - Formatge manchego: Manchego cheese - Pernil iberic: Spanish ham - Olives - Gambes a la planxa: grilled shrimps with garlic - Croquetes de pollastre i pernil: croquettes of chicken and ham Though they are in overabundance, it can be quite trick to find the right tapas bar. Have a look at our previous articles to get an idea of where to go.

2. Paella / Fideuà

Paella is also a very famous Spanish dish. You will find a lot of restaurants in Barcelona offering paella, though it is actually more of a Valencian dish. But that shouldn't stop you from trying it, of course! It is also very easy to make yourself, just follow our Paella recipe. A Barcelona variant of paella is fideuà, which is with thin noodles instead of rice.

3. Allioli

Allioli is a typical Catalan sauce quite similar to mayonaise. It is traditionally made with only garlic, olive oil and salt. There are many variations, though. It is eaten with bread, potatoes, fish, meat or vegetables ... so basically anything. I am personally quite fond of cod (bacalla) with allioli. The picture on the right shows the one I had in Els quatre gats.

4. Escalivada

A salad of aubergine (eggplant), peppers, tomatoes, onions, salt, olive oil and vinegar. The vegetables are roasted in a little olive oil beforehand.

5. Crema Catalana

The classic Catalan dessert, very similar to crème brûlée. The difference is that the cream is bit smoother (it is flavored with lemon zest and cinnamon) and the sugar on top is caramelized with a broiler instead of with a flame. All this is of course accompanied by some glasses of cava, wine or beer and great friends! Hope you liked our top 5 food to try in Barcelona! If you have other places or foods to try in BCN please drop a comment below!  ]]> 1811 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/barcelona-tennis-where-to-play-tennis-in-bcn/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 11:11:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1812 Barcelona Tennis - Where to play Tennis in BCN? We recently blogged about sports in Barcelona. Barcelona offers all kind of sports one could imagine doing during the summer. Barcelona tennis is probably one of the most popular ones. Although tennis can't keep up with the popularity of football in Barcelona, Spanish people passionately support one of the best tennis players on earth- Rafael Nadal. Furthermore, to play tennis in Barcelona is for sure one of the most common leisure activities.

Where to Play Tennis in Barcelona?

Barcelona is home to a lot of tennis and sports clubs. Since I haven't been to any of them, I did some careful research and I'm gonna point out the best ones.

CEM Can Caralleu

Above all, one sports club amazed me. It's called CEM Can Caralleu and is located on C/ Esports, 2-8. Beside tennis, they offer all kind of sport activites. The memberships are very variable. Tennis courses are held either in groups of 4 people or individually. In addition to the courses, you have tournaments from October to June. If you don't want to be a member, you can just go there and book a court for an hour or so. The quality of the courts is aweseome. Unfortunately, their website is only avaibale in catalan, but I used Google Translator and it worked out perfectly ;).

Club de Tenis y Pádel / Olímpia Centro Deportivo

Another cool tennis club is located on C/ Perú, 215 in Sant Marti. It's a club that specialises in tennis and the Spanish "tennis" - padél. A membership is not required at all. Just go there and rent a court with 1 or more friends. Rackets and tennis balls are rented at club house. They have 3 padél courts, four clay courts, 3 grass courts, changing rooms for men and women. Once, you are done with the match, the losers  treat the winner to a cold drink in the cafe which also belongs to the club property. The staff speaks English, Spanish and Catalan. The opening hours are pretty uncommon if you compare them to the usual ones in Spain. The club is open from 8am until 11pm during the week. During the weekends they are open until 9 on Saturdays and 7 on Sundays and holidays.

Real Club de Tenis de Barcelona

Real Club de Tenis de Barcelona is the best and most traditional private Tennis Club in Barcelona. If you are a professional player, or have the talent to become one, this is the club to enter. Right now, Raphael Nadal is a member of Real Club de Tenis de Barcelona. Also, the top female player, Nuria Llagostera, has a membership. In addition to practice and regularly championships, Real Club de Tenis de Barcelona offers a professional tennis school called "Tennis rCTB". Check out their website for further info.

Find a partner!

Although it’s really hot during the summer, a decent tennis match in the evening can be a lot of fun. I found this really informative website, which brings together tennis players in Barcelona who look for someone to play with. The site is non-profit and organises everything around the match. They offer tennis courts all over Barcelona. Sign up, edit your profile and you will find someone who is in the same situation. Tennis Barcelona: check out their site! Now that you have read this blog about tennis, you have all the information you need about playing tennis in BCN. Surely, there are several clubs and courts to rent. If you know a court/club, which you think has to be mentioned as well, please let us know and we'll add them. For now, enjoy your partido. Best, Alex]]> 1812 0 0 0 557 https://travelhub.greenjazz.com/barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/supermarkets-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:55:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1826 Barcelona Insider Info:  How to find cheap supermarkets in Barcelona and the best Spanish food I finally managed to find cheap supermarkets in Barcelona! It isn't easy, especially when you’re new in Barcelona and still trying to figure out where you are and how you get from the apartment to the metro! These supermarkets are "student friendly" and by that I mean they have  prices which students, interns or young professionals who’ve just moved to Barcelona, can easily afford.

But let me get this straight: Even though some supermarkets in Barcelona are more expensive than others, that doesn’t mean they differ from other supermarkets around the world. Well, obviously supermarkets in Barcelona have a somewhat different food range than supermarkets in Bangladesh. In general though, food prices in Barcelona are more expensive than food prices in eastern countries or Germany, but less expensive than in Great Britain or Scandinavian Countries.

Tip #1:

The day you arrive in Barcelona is a day full of new impressions and can be sometimes very overwhelming - depending on how long your journey was and how many hours you slept. So, on arrival, you shouldn’t think about finding the cheapest supermarket in Barcelona but just go to the first fast-food place or nice restaurant and enjoy your first day in Barca.

Tip #2:

Try to avoid Barcelona supermarkets at, or near, typical tourist places. For example, on “Las Ramblas”, the biggest entertainment street in Barcelona, there are several little supermarkets called “Spar”. You should avoid these little Spar supermarkets for big grocery shopping because a little packet of cheese can cost you almost 5 €. You’ll find these little Spar supermarkets nearly everywhere in Barcelona and especially at the seaside and they are very expensive. During my first 2 weeks in Barcelona I spent a lot of money in Barcelona supermarkets, because I was paying 10 € for a yogurt, a bottle of water and a packet of Cornflakes in an organic food store. At the beginning I lived in el Gótico which is near the seaside and next to Las Ramblas. In this specific area there is absolutely no supermarket except for an organic one at la Via Laeitana, a big parallel street to Las Ramblas. No wonder food in these kind of stores is hugely expensive.  Most organic provisions  like yogurts , lemonade or Cornflakes are imported from places such as Germany, Holland or Italy.

Tip #3:

You will be able to find a supermarket in every Barcelona Neighbourhood and they are usually open until 20.00h - 21.00h. Barcelona supermarkets like Mercadona, Dia, Super Sol, Lidl or Bon Preu are the cheapest places to get your food. Barcelona supermarket chains like Capbrabo, Carrefour, Carrefour Express, Consum, etc. are a bit more expensive, but have a greater range of food. But if you buy food products of the In-house brand, you can save a bit of money. You need to try out what’s good and what’s not. I, for example like the Carrefour milk and cheese, olives and tinned corn. Especially the olives are very nice and cheap. What kind of food can you suggest in Barcelona supermarkets? – Comments are more than welcome!

Tip #4:

SuiteLife’s personal favourite shopping experience is Mercadona hands down.  They have by far the best quality to price ratio.  Mercadona is also the Barcelona supermarket that has the best house brand in the city.  It’s called “Hacendado” and for almost every product (we love the hummus, chocolate-covered walnuts, and everything else really) they have a  high-value house brand alternative.  Also, For those of you that are single and looking, the Mercadona on c/ Aribau w c/ Travessera de Gracia, for inexplicable reasons, seems to have the youngest and best looking shoppers.  Strike up a conversation in the fresh produce section and who knows, you could be going home with more than your normal weekly vegetables!

Tip #5:

Apart from a lot of corner shops, Barcelona also has a lot of Chinese Supermarkets. Good places for purchasing vegetarian food like soya, tofu and vegetables. If you need cheap fruit and vegetables and want to see the Catalan way of life, you should visit a local Mercado (market). A famous one is the Mercat de Boqueria, situated about half way down La Rambla, next to the metro stop Liceu. It is open everyday from 8am to 8:30pm and is closed on Sundays.

If you have any other suggestions or just want to share your experience with supermarkets in Barcelona, please feel free to comment!

   ]]> 1826 0 0 0 29 https://ihmfavourites.wordpress.com/2016/02/01/cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ 0 0 144 http://www.QLFTyc.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More: suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/supermarkets-in-barcelona/ [...]]]> 0 0 179 http://suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/the-best-fruits-in-barcelona/ 0 0 238 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/the-best-fruits-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/carrer-muntaner-barcelona-street-profile/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 14:28:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1837 Carrer Muntaner: Barcelona Street Profile Carrer Muntaner is located in Eixample left. It starts at Universitat and goes all the way up to Passeig de la Bonanova. Due to it's length, you can find almost EVERYTHING on Carrer Muntaner. Beautiful buildings, wonderful architecture, all kinds of restaurants, bars, supermarkets and much more. However, the other day, I went on a hunt for the best and coolest things on Carrer Muntaner. There's so much going on its hard to focus on just the best ones but here are my favourites: 1. 7 Sins Pub Barcelona / Muntaner 7 7 Sins Barcelona might be one of the coolest bars in town. Start your evening with an American dinner, foreign beer and a good atmosphere. Once you are done with your dinner, head downstairs and you'll find yourself in a wicked location with dancing girls, relaxing music and very good drinks! They have special offers every day. By the time I got there, they offered 4 coronitas plus 1 portion of yammy nachos for 12€. For further information and upcoming events, go to their website or follow them on twitter.

2. BoysBar / Muntaner 6

Since parts of Carrer Muntaner are in the heart of the gay area in Barcelona, this bar is a dance bar for boys. I didn't enter the place but I saw pictures from outside. BoysBar is probably one of the many gay orientated bars in Eixample.

3. Biking Clothes / Buy New Moto

Right next to a carwash, there is one shop for biking clothes. Also, a bit further up, there is a shop for buying motos. I am not to much of a motorcycle expert but those stores looked highly professional. The store for buying motos is called KTM Barcelona (Muntaner 95). The one for buying clothes is called Dainese (Muntaner 83b)  

4. Zona Eleven / Muntaner 61

Zona Eleven is a great, small designer shop offering high price clothing and shoes. Brands like Dsquared, Dior, Moschino and many more are sold here. If you are really into designer clothes and are looking for something special, Zona Eleven is the place to go on Muntaner.

5. Cremeria Toscana / Muntaner 208

Cremeria Toscana is one of the best ice cream shops in BCN! You can either take the handmade ice cream as a takeaway, or eat it in the cosy little café inside. The price is fair, the ice cream delicious! The place to go for ice cream on Muntaner!

6. Bar Velodromo / Muntaner 213

Bar Velodromo is a really popular bar/restaurant on Muntaner. It is always crowded. The food is amazing, the interior is wonderful and the service is friedly. Who can ask for more!?

7. Starbucks / Muntaner 239

I know it's nothing special but Starbucks lovers might be happy for the tip. Located a bit further up Muntaner, you can't go wrong stepping into this classic coffee shop.

8. Music Store

This huge music store buys and sells old and new instruments. They basically sell everything and the staff are experts. A must for any music lover. Carrer Muntaner is packed with highlights. It's long, beautiful and offers tons of stuff to do. However, I prefer smaller streets, e.g. Carrer Montcada in El Born. What about you guys? What's your favourite street? Yours, Alexander Kolb]]> 1837 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/ibiza-party-island/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 14:45:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1839

Ibiza Party Island!

I’ll begin my Ibiza review by saying that I do get it. Sort of. I absolutely understand what this party island has to offer. Lovers of house music (among other things) can travel to Ibiza every summer to work on their tan by day and see some of the world’s best djs perform by night…or morning… So yes, nightlife in Ibiza is pretty crazy and perhaps my expectations were just a little TOO high. But after my weekend get-away I’d have to say that I’d choose Barcelona over Ibiza parties any day of the week. Here’s why… Wake up ->beach ->disco ->sleep (but probably not) ->repeat. Sounds ideal right? I literally could not have been more excited for my trip to the Ibiza party island. I even watched YouTube videos of ridiculous Ibiza parties as I packed my suitcase and listened to the HOUSE MUSIC playlist on my iTunes.  So when my friend Mari and I exited the plane in the Ibiza airport and saw the neon advertisements for AMNESIA SUNDAYS plastered on the luggage carousel, it was clear that for better or for worse, we had arrived. We knew that our hotel was a little ways outside of town, but given that it is high season and even the cheapest, bare-bones hostels near most Ibiza nightclubs are astronomically expensive, we figured that we were making the best choice. Wrong. The island is huge, so unless you plan on shelling out a lot of cash to stay centrally, you have to rent a car to get around. There’s no need to lecture on the dangers of drinking and driving, so obviously your rent-a-car becomes a poor choice for travel to and from the famed Ibiza nightclubs. Thus, you’re once again stuck with the €30 cab rides that you were trying to avoid in the first place. Trust me, this hassle will seriously detract from your ability to fully enjoy nightlife in Ibiza.

Nightlife in Ibiza

On the first night we went to one of the most famous Ibiza parties at Pacha: “the world’s best club” home of the world’s best djs.” I’ll give credit to whoever did the decorating in that place though, because it was pretty incredible -or at least what I could see in between debilitating blasts from the fog machines. Half-naked women danced around in gigantic champagne glasses, while others frolicked around the stage in sparkly corsets and stiletto pumps. Oh la-la how magical!!  Every room was absolutely jam packed with people (mostly men) most of whom were hollering at and actually grabbing every female that passed by. At this point I’m thinking to myself, did I seriously pay €50 just to get man-handled at one of the TOP Ibiza nightclubs? The music was quite good, although not one of the best djs I’ve heard (Tiesto IN Barcelona, anyone??) SO theoretically if you’re able to keep your 20 euro drink from spilling, all while fending off the sexually frustrated male club goers ranging in age from 16 to 45, and finally make your way to the dance floor then you’re definitely in for a good time!!!!!!! *please note my sarcasm* In an attempt to be as thorough as possible, Mari and I were sure to check out all of the “top” Ibiza nightclubs. I can therefore tell you with confidence that they were all more of the same: Good music, insanely crowded, theme park-sized venues, ridiculous cover charges (60 euro to enter Space on a Sunday afternoon), crowds ranging from shirtless 16 year olds to 50 year old divorcees, overpriced drinks, etc etc.

Ibiza Beach Clubs

The beach scene was pretty similar. Upon arriving at Playa de’n Bossa, home of Bora Bora and Space, one of the most infamous Ibiza nightclubs, I was unpleasantly surprised by what I found. The dirty streets parallel to the beach were full of vendors selling knock-off Gucci bags and Ray ban sunglasses, and promoters shoving flyers in your face about various “HOT HOT”  Ibiza parties. And if they weren’t selling you a €50 ticket to one of the  “HOT HOT” Ibiza nightclubs they too were hitting on and/or groping every female that passed them by. This was a far cry from the pristine sand beaches and fabulously chic venues that I had envisioned when I dreamt of the Ibiza party island.  I must say that the Bora Bora restaurant/club was...well…entertaining Mari and I soaked in the scenery as we drank our 20 euro mojitos (no joke) and danced amongst a crowd of people that were either so drunk they couldn’t stand, on some sort of illegal drug, or hooking up on the dance floor. Partttyyyy!!! We did, however, encounter a few exceptions to that which is typical nightlife in Ibiza. Enter Blue Marlin beach club. Hidden away on Cala Jondal, the Blue Marlin stood out like a God amongst mere mortals. The Mazarati parked out front set the stage for a place where the “Ibiza elite” could come to lay on the white canopy beds, sip on their €100 bottles of Moet, and relax to the interplay of the melodies from the saxophone player and resident DJ. I’d be lying if I said that the place wasn’t beautiful. Plus the meal we had was fantastic in comparison to our other Ibiza meals, but again everything comes at price (and a high one might I add).  Blue Marlin- from the people hanging out there to the staff- can be best described as snobby. But hey, if you have lots of money to blow on your vacay to the Ibiza party island and enjoy the aforementioned scene, then you’d probably love this place. Don’t get me wrong. I DID have a lot of fun experiencing it all- from the absurd Ibiza parties to the larger than life Ibiza nightclubs. However, if I had it to do over again my Ibiza trip would have gone a little something like this: Hit up one of the famous Ibiza nightclubs (just for the story) and then rent a car and spend the rest of my time driving around the island and exploring the small bars and beaches that are “off the beaten” path. Next, I’d come back to Barcelona a few hundred Euros richer and head down to Opium del Mar and party like a rockstar for one-tenth of the price. But hey, that’s just my humble opinion!  ]]> 1839 0 0 0 742 https://spaintours.com/ultimate-ibiza-nightlife-guide-party-like-a-pro/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/don-bratwurst-barcelona-germans-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 14:24:34 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1844 Don Bratwurst Barcelona - Feel German For a Couple of Hours! When my friends and I entered Don Bratwurst Barcelona for the very first time, the Don welcomed us as if we had known each other for years. He says: "People either love or hate me. If somebody doesn't like me, the person can stay outside". One thing is clear - Don Bratwurst is probably the most unique person I have ever met.

A German Bar in Barcelona!

Beer, All Kinds of German Traditional Food And Football! - An Easy Concept!

Don's concept is fairly easy. He has three waitresses serving beers and food in traditional German clothes (Bavarian Dirndl), one chef who is responsible for all kinds of tasty sausages, french fries or German pretzel and the Don himself who is more like an entertainer. His place is packed with all kinds of football jerseys, souvenirs or things that doesn't really fit in any categeroy. People sit on beer benches from Germany and the atmosphere is pretty similar to a football stadium. He says: " During the football matches, the atmosphere is crazy! Germans feel as if there are at home and celebrate either the win of the National Team or their favourite team in the German Bundesliga!". The Don opens his doors for all kind of football matches. Whether it's the German Bundesliga, Champions League or National Tournaments. People might think that Don Bratwurst is THE place to go for Germans in Barcelona. However, most of Don's visitors are Spanish. Don: "Spanish people get here every weekend during the evenings and nights. They start eating my sausauges, drink German beer and then start partying with the famous German shot "Jägermeister". They love it!" That being said, Don Bratwurst is a unique and hilarous place to go for everyone! The sausauges are awesome and the beer is delicious. Since the German Bundesliga starts on Friday night, this weekend is probably a good time to go! Be there a bit earlier, since good seats are pretty rarely.

How to get to Don Bratwurst Barcelona:

The German Restaurant/Bar is located a bit further away from the heart of Barcelona. You are looking for  Line 5 - Green Line. Once you get out of the metro, just walk up the hill until you reach Passeig de Fabra i Puig 374. The restaurant is open from Thursday-Sunday every week. If there is a special event, Don Bratwurst is open as well. We had an awesome time at Don Bratwurst Barcelona ! It's definitely not the place to go for everybody but you should give it a shot for sure! Do you like German food or the Bundesliga? If yes, let's meet for a beer at the Don's place. And if you want to discover another awesome true German bar, check out Devil's Kitchen! Cheers, Alex]]> 1844 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/chinese-food-in-barcelona-asia-in-your-kitchen/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 14:37:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1849 Chinese Food in Barcelona: A Piece of Asia in Your Kitchen! I've missed my mom's homemade cuisine ever since I've been in Barcelona and eating Asian food in a restaurant is not what I prefer (my mom's cooking is much better!). So I wanted to cook dishes like Cantonese rice, curry or even just noodles by myself. The first part of the mission was to find all the different stuff that I needed to cook, and especially soy sauce (which as you know is the basis of Asian cuisine) and fish sauce (fish sauce can be substituted with salt if you don't like the smell of it but I don't guarantee that the taste will be the same). You can find soy sauce and the basics for Asian recipes in different european stores like Carrefour Market or Al Campo but the price and the brand will be different. But for the others ingredients we're here to help you and we've listed the main Chinese and Japanese grocery stores to get Chinese food in Barcelona. When you go to this kind of store you can find interesting stuff, sometimes you may not really understand what the thing is but you just have to try! It is really funny to buy some random stuff and taste it - sometimes you'll get good surprise but sometimes it can be bad.

Asian grocery stores

• Lee's Food Iberica : "All East In West"

This one specializes in Asian food. You can find fresh or frozen Vietnamese, Japanese and even Korean products. You can also find clothes and kitchen implements. They also have an online shop which is really good if you already know what you need and which brand you want to buy, so with a busy schedule you can always shop from work or from home, all your groceries will be delivered to your place. Address : C/ Sicilia 212. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm and from 3:30pm to 8:30pm. For more information and for their online shop visit Lee's Food Iberica Website.

• Superstore Asia Food

This one is in Raval. It's a pretty small store with all the basic stuff for Asian cuisine like rice and soy. The advantage of this store is the fact that on Sunday it's open all day. Address : c/ dels Tallers 77. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 9:30am to 9:30pm and on Sunday from 10am to 9:30pm.

• Dong Fang - Extremo Oriente Chinese

This store is one of the oldest in the city (opened in the 80's). It stocks different kinds of food from different Asian countries. In this store you can find fresh fruit, vegetables or even roots like ginger, curcumin, chili or fresh mint. This store is 5 minutes from Plaza Catalunya so go check this store while you will do your shopping. Address : c/ de Balmes 6. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm and from 4pm to 8:45pm.

• Supermercado Honesto

In this supermarket you can find Chinese, Japanese, Thai or even Indian food or ingredients but this one is especially known for the fresh fruit, vegetables and meat or poultry. Address : c/ Diputació, 342.

• Thai Gourmet

When we talk about Asian food we always think about Chinese and Japanese food and we always forget Thai food. This kind of cuisine is not so well-known by people and it's a shame. Thai food is sweet and spicy at the same time and with lots of fish and fresh vegetables or fruit. Here in Barcelona there is one specialist Thai store in Eixample, with lots of different thai products. But the advantage of this store is the fact that they also give thai food classes. Address : c/ Comte Urgell 24. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm and 4:30pm to 8:30pm. Thai Gourmet Website

• Yang Kuang - Chinese Supermarket

This one is praised by vegan and vegetarian people. It has plenty of products made from soy bean like soy milk or tofu. This store also has an important fresh vegetables section where you can find all the different Asian vegetables like chinese cabbage or mango and litchi. Address : Passeig Sant Joan, 12-14 Hours : Monday to Sunday From 9am to 8pm

Japanase grocery stores

• Sakura-Ya Barcelona

This one is pretty fancy - there is a sushi-bar in part of the store. But if you want to make your own sushi you can go to the grocery store where you will find all the ingredients that you will need for your Japanese dinner. The good thing is that there is not only sushi or sashimi but also miso soup or even tempura ingredients like tofu, seaweed, fish for sushi, rice... To complete your Japanese dinner you can also find kitchen implements like bowls, cups for the ceremony of tea and of course chopsticks. Address : Centro Comercial L'Illa Diagonal Planta El Rebost Diagonal 557. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 10am-2pm & 5pm to 8pm Sakura-Ya Website  

• Tokyo-Ya Barcelona - Japanese Supermarket

This store is a part of a bigger branch based in Madrid. In this Japanese store you can find all the Japanese products that you're looking for like the seaweed and Japanese vinegar to more specialized products like the Dragon-Ball caramelos or black sesame flan. Address : c/ de Girona, 119. Hours : Monday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm Tokyo-Ya Website Link for an interactive and bigger map Bring A Piece Of Asia In Your Kitchen - List Of Asian Grocery Stores In Barcelona Explore these stores to get Chinese food in Barcelona and get ready to cook! Don't think that the recipes have to be complicated or confusing - the thing with Asian food is that you don't really have to follow the recipe, it's just a question of feeling (that's what my mom always tells me when we cook;)). And don't forget to invite us! -by  Kok Natha HEN.]]> 1849 0 0 0 1020 https://my-travelling.com/ 0 0 1024 https://ismytaxi.com/ 0 0 1033 https://alelectricity.com/ 0 0 1034 https://alelectricity.com/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/gay-cinema-in-barcelona-where-are-they/ Tue, 01 Sep 2015 09:03:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=225 Is There A Gay Cinema in Barcelona ? Is there a Gay cinema in Barcelona? Let's find out! What do the movies "Brokeback Mountain", "In and Out" and "The Bird Cage" have in common? Yes, they're gay-themed! They are also Hollywood blockbusters screened in theatres around the globe. These successful gay movies are nothing but the exception, freaks of nature that happen every so often, with many collecting dust in their filmmaker's closet. There are many cities that love showing these movies on the big screen. Amsterdam and New York are well known for doing this! These cities have either a cinema to screen new gay premieres or scheduled showings a couple of times a month. It was really exciting; though it shouldn't have come as a surprise, that we found a Gay Cinema in Barcelona as well. This one broadcasts movies specifically targeted to the gay community. This week we will continue our exploration of Gay life in Barcelona. We started last week with our article on how to find a Gay book store in Barcelona.

Gay Cinema in Barcelona

Unfortunately and quite surprisingly, Barcelona isn't as far along when it comes to Gay cinema like our Dutch and American brothers. Like in our previous post on Gay Book Stores, it surprised me to find out that there is only one Gay Cinema in Barcelona (gasp!)... and it is the Arenas Gay Cinema. How is that even possible that there's only one? Especially since Barcelona has one of the most important Gay Film Festivals in the world since 2001 which attracts some of the best films from around the world highlighting aspects of the LGBTI experience! The fact is, I don't know why there is only one. A Colorful History Arenas Gay Cinema is located close to the Barcelona Bull Ring and Placa Espanya. It opened its doors in 1928, making it one of the oldest cinemas in Barcelona. The first movies they premiered were 'The Blue Danube,' 'Amores de Ninos' (Loves of Children or Children of Love?) with Laura La Plante and 'Sombras en la Noche' (Secrets of the Night-1924) with Madge Bellsamy. The cinema was used for a bunch of variety shows. One of them was the 1930 Festival of Opera with an artist from the Theatre de L'Opera in Paris. In 1943, the cinema was renovated before it was taken over by the Balana chain. Over the years, the programming of the theatre changed and in 1960's it turned towards sexploitation films until 1990. At that time, a fire caused by the heating system damaged the building and brought the cinema to a temporary close until late 90's.

Arenas Gay Cinema

Arenas continues screening gay porn movies. However, you can also enjoy independent 'fiction' films  in their 392 seats auditorium located in what was the front orchestra seating and stage of the original theatre. The seats are quite new and there are double ‘love’ seats in the back rows. Internally, there is nothing remaining of its decorative details. Unlike traditional cinemas, the Arenas Cine Gay has its own licenced bar and games room making it a very popular hotspot for gay moviegoers. You can find all their info on their website. Enjoy! ~Argenis]]> 225 0 0 0 229 http://infobarcelona.club/?p=14395 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/gay-cafes-in-barcelona-have-a-drink/ Tue, 01 Sep 2015 09:16:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=246 Gay Cafes in Barcelona : Not Quantity But Quality ! In continuation of our gay series 'Barcelona: From the Rear,' this week's topic will be about Gay Cafes in Barcelona and how to find one. If you read our earlier post in the series, the next statement won't come as a surprise by now: there aren't any particular 'gay' cafes per se - we know, we know - by now you are probably wondering how the hell Barcelona has managed to snatch the prestigious title of 'most gay-friendly city.' Just hear us out for a second and you'll understand where the Spaniards are coming from - at least the gay ones. The Barcelona gay scene target market segment are tourists and locals who prefers a wilder night out, here is where they make most of their profits and that's why most of the places found in the city are discotheques, bars, etc. This doesn't mean there aren't any places where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in a tranquil gay atmosphere because most of these bars are transformed during the day into coffeeshops - not many but some - so everything is not lost. So we'll discuss the best places you can find a nice, warm cup of coffee to sooth that hangover from the previous night.

1. Cafe San Telmo

We start off our list with Cafe San Telmo, a cafe/restaurant located along Carrer de Casanova near the Avinguda Diagonal. It is not particularly a Gay Cafe but a large number of the clientele are gay. You can go there in the morning and enjoy your coffee out on their open air terrace or in the early evening where you can ponder the evening ahead in a low-key place - after all, the key bars and clubs are just on the other side of the Avinguda Diagonal. Cafe San Telmo is one of those places that (because of their narrow bar) has an appealingly busy feel, with big windows that reveals the crowds and traffic of nearby Avinguda Diagonal. We would definitely recommend this locale for a coffee or a beer because its atmosphere is  friendly and familiar. These traits are the reasons why Cafe San Telmo made it on our list of gay cafes in Barcelona.

2. Libreria Antinous

Antinous makes our list once again but this time as a Gay Cafes in Barcelona rather than a gay bookstore (which is better known for). This, to our opinion, is the closest to a gay coffeeshop than any of the other. Like we mentioned in our 'Gay Bookstores in Barcelona' article earlier this month, Antinous is both a bookshop and a coffeeshop for gay men and women, it is a perfect spot for browsing the latest in gay leterature, enjoying a great cup of coffee and learning more about community events and organized gatherings. Even if you don't buy any of their books, you can still go and get a hit of that needed caffeine. As you can see from our article, there are very few Gay Cafes in Barcelona one can go to during the morning or afternoon but of course, one shouldn't limit themselves to these bars. Barcelona has an array of coffeeshops that are worth the visits. So what do you prefer? Your coffee in the mornings or evenings? Let us know.]]> 246 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/cheap-bars-in-barcelona-barcelonas-best-cheap-bars/ Mon, 31 Aug 2015 15:59:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=280 Cheap Bars in Barcelona: More Drunkenness for Your Euro There are some great cheap bars in Barcelona, in a sea of mostly expensive ones.  At SuiteLife, we like to drink on the cheap, and so we have curated for you some of the Barcelona's best cheap bars.

Ambar

As far as cheap bars in Barcelona goes, this is a lively little dive bar in the Raval, which perfectly personifies the area.  It has a very retro and relaxing feel and is a very popular place to hang out or drink a few beers before a night out.  The bar is very Catalan and attracts a good mix of locals and expats who are in the know.  You can get Beer/wine for €2.50; Cocktails for €6; Mixed Drinks €5 and Shots €2 Map  

Blondie

Filled with neon lights and retro 80’s decor, this place is for the young and hipsters.  It’s a cool 80’s punk bar that plays music ranging from 50’s to modern electro and serves up some of the best original cocktails in the city.  One of the more hip cheap bars in Barcelona for sure! Website Map

Ryans

Ryans is the cheapest Irish pub in Barcelona and is always very popular.  The drinks are especially cheap if you get a Ryans loyalty card. Drinks: Bottled Beer (with card) €1, Shots (with Card) €1. Read more about it on our blog dedicated for the Irish Pubs in Barcelona. Website Map    

El Nus

This is one of Barcelona’s oldest bars and it is certainly obvious when you walk in.  They have great stonewalls, dusty chandeliers and rustic wood furniture.  If you’re looking for an old-fashioned place to relax and a few cheap drinks in Barcelona then El Nus is the place for you, perfect for escaping from the crowd and enjoying some calming jazz music. Map

Maumau Underground

This Bar is a little off the beaten track in Poble Sec but it is a very cool and slightly clandestine joint and quite cheap too!  You will find a group of hip well-dressed artists, students and young professionals here sipping on one of the 25 different gins or a vintage cocktail.  The bar certainly looks the part, with low white sofas surrounded by pop art and bamboo sticks.  At first Glance this may not appear to be cheap but once you invest in their loyalty card for €12 annually you get great discounts and it is definitely worth it. Website Map

Yakuta Bar

This is a fun international bar at the bottom of Las Ramblas that attracts a diverse crowd that enjoy good music and interesting art.  If you buy a cocktail here you get a free shot (chupito) just to give you an extra kick.  You can also watch the biggest sports matches here and take advantage of their free wi-fi. Map

Dow Jones

At SuiteLife we love this bar, its great fun, has great food and if you don’t mind what you are drinking, you can get cheap drinks.  The pricing for drinks in Dow Jones is governed by stock market principals, if a drink is in demand then it is expensive and if not then it is cheap.  So if you know anything about economics you would know that once a drink gets cheaper it becomes more popular and the price goes up.  Read more about Dow Jones on our Dow Jones Bar blog. Website Map

Chupitos

If you like shots and choosing from more than 200 different types, then Chupitos is what you are looking for.  There are two Chupitos bars in Barcelona and they are both great fun.  The shots are €2 each.  Read more about Chupitos Here. Website Map

The Ovella Negra Taverna (The Black Sheep Tavern)

Cheap bars in Barcelona don't get much better than this. The Ovella Negra is a great place to go with friends and drink lots of cheap beer.    They serve ½ a litre of San Miguel for €3 and they also serve giant chilled pitchers of beer for sharing with your friends.  If you buy the big pitcher it works out to be quite the bargain, and you will have lots of fun guaranteed.  Read more about The Ovella Negra here. Website Map

Pippermint

This is another great Barcelona bar that is cheap when you go with friends.  This is because you can buy huge 13 litre pitchers of mixed drinks to share between your friends.  Pippermint is a pretty famous in Barcelona and usually very popular.  It’s a great place for a party. Website Map  

Nevermind

The first bar I went to after arriving in Barcelona was "Nevermind". The thing I liked about it is that it's different from American bars which I am used to. The majority of the crowd in Nevermind consists of "skaters" and "hipsters". They come here for the Alternative and Hard Rock music which can always be heard in the bar. One of the most amazing features of this bar is their mini-ramp which is located in the back of the bar. I do not fit either of the stereo types which are attracted to this bar but what does attract me is the reasonably priced beer. For about 3,50 you can get yourself two Heineken and look at the skaters showing off their skills.   Barcelona is definitely one of the easiest cities in the world to have a great time but its also really easy to spend tons of money on alcohol and fall into one of the many tourist traps. But have no fear! The bars I just mentioned and talked about are great places to go to have a great time and not having to spend lots of money on small quantities of alcohol. I hope you have a great time at the best cheap bars in Barcelona! I hoped you have all enjoyed reading this Blog and have gathered all the information to have an amazing cheap night in Barcelona. If you know about any other cheap bars in Barcelona that should be in this list let us know and we will add it too our list! If you know of any other cool cheap bars in Barcelona we would to love to hear about them. Cheers Matthew and Ryan]]> 280 0 0 0 46 http://guestlistbarcelona.com/2016/06/09/las-ramblas-street-one-of-the-most-famous-street-suitelife/ 0 0 55 http://www.barcelona-rentals.net/2016/06/01/this-new-app-gets-you-into-the-hottest-restaurants-in-new-york-los-angeles-and-london/ 0 0 61 http://www.barcelona-rentals.net/2016/06/01/londons-24-hour-tube-service-will-start-this-august/ 0 0 64 http://brandwavedesign.com/city-shopping-best-concept-stores-in-barcelona/ 0 0 65 http://brandwavedesign.com/city-shopping-best-concept-stores-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/starting-a-business-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:54:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=364

Starting a business in Barcelona - 10 simple steps to success!

Good day entrepreneurs all over the world, feeling a bit creative today? In that case, I guess it's time for some informative yet necessary stuff if you want to know the steps of starting a business in Barcelona. Spain is one of the most beautiful countries and has a lot to offer so, as knowledge is power, this blog will be providing you with all the info that needs to be considered in order to have your magical $$$ making pond here (oh and we've made it so that starting a business in Barcelona is easy).

Starting a Business in Barcelona Step#1: Getting the famous NIE

NIE, or Numero de Identificacion de Extranjero (Foreigner Identification Number) is a document without which you cannot undertake any commercial action in Spain. The whole procedure on how to get it can be found here. The NIE can be used for other purposes as well, such as paying taxes or buying a property.

Starting a Business in Barcelona Step#2: Other preliminary documentation

Make sure you have the following paperwork ready and valid: passport and Certificado de Empadronamiento (Community Registration Certificate), details for which you can find by clicking here. You will need these in order to proceed to Starting a business in Barcelona Step #3.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#3: Certificacion negativa de la denominación social

Certificacion negativa de la denominacion social means certifying the uniqueness of the proposed company name, which will officially provide you with complete rights on the actual name of the company and will be reserved for 6 months after you've chosen it. In order to obtain it you will have to go to the Central Commercial Registry (Registro Mercantil which can be found here), it costs 16.25€, and usually takes around 2 days.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#4: Pay the Impuesto de Actividades Económicas

Next step is to pay the Impuesto de Actividades Economicas, which literally translates into Tax for Economic Activities. Practically it's the tax that you have to pay to the Government to let you undergo a commercial action. It can be done in the Delegacion Especial de Economia y Hacienda, map right here. It is different, depending on the business. After you've done that, you will get the Codigo the Identificacion Fiscal (CIF) - tax identification code. This tax ranges from 150€ to 300€, depending on the amount of share capital deposited.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#5: Open a corporate bank account

Why do you need a corporate bank account? Well, for several reasons. Firstly, it's the place where your income will go when people make payments in exchange of your goods or services. Secondly, this where the government will be deducting the taxes from, so it's kind of mandatory for you to have one. It takes about one day to create one and it's free of charge. Note that you have to be pretty much a morning person, as banks here only work from 9am until 2pm (with an exception on Thursdays when they work 9am-8pm). Also bear in mind that you need to make deposit of a minimum 3005.06€ representing your intial start-up capital.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#6: Make an appointment with a notary

You're almost done with the paperwork. With the documents mentioned above you will now have to schedule a meeting with a notary in order to get them officially signed and stamped with the purpose of being presented to the Starting a business in Barcelona Step #6. Brace yourselves, as you're going to be paying a little high price for couple of stamps - around 500€, depending on the operation complexity.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#7: Find your operating site

The next logical step is to know where your operations will be taking place. Accordingly, you will need the documents that prove that you either own or are using a rented office, restaurant, warehouse etc. (obviously depending on the area of your business). With these, you will then proceed to Starting a business in Barcelona Step#8.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#8: Obtain the Licencia Municipal de Apertura from the Ayuntamiento

Now it's time for you to register your place of operations with the Ayuntamiento (City Hall) - here - with the papers mentioned above and apply for the Licencia Municipal de Apertura (Municipal Opening License) from the City Hall's Departamento de Urbanismo (City Planning Department), which basically means that you let the City Hall know you are starting your commercial activity in that specified site. Charges -> 350€.

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#9: Register for the social services

For 240€ a month worth of tax, you will be registered for the welfare and health social services, meaning that you are pretty much covered by the social insurance in case something bad happens while at work. You can benefit from some more options if you extra (around €25 a month).

Starting a business in Barcelona Step#10: Register your people

Unless you are a one man business, you are going to need some more human resources to run your thingy. Consequently every person you take on has to be registered at the Tesoreria General de la Seguridad Social (Social Security General Treasury) and then within 10 days time at the Instituto Nacional de Empleo (National Employment Institute). And that's it! That's all you need to know about the process of starting a business in Barcelona. Now the hard part begins - the actual money making. From us here, we wish you the best of luck with everything involving your business and we are happy to have helped you! So... Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon).  ]]> 364 0 0 0 51 http://sheisthat.com/living/what-business-to-start-in-barcelona/ 0 0 52 http://chicadia.com/index.php/2016/08/01/what-business-to-start-in-barcelona/ 0 0 53 http://demo.sheisthat.com/living/what-business-to-start-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/volunteering-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:53:24 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=409 Volunteering in Barcelona If you're looking to do some volunteering in Barcelona then congrats on being such a magnificent and selfless person! Did you know that Barcelona was named the European Capital of Volunteering for 2014?  In case you didn't, you can find some info about that by clicking here! This blog will tell you about the three best volunteering agencies in Barcelona. They each have tons of varied opportunities so getting in touch with them is the perfect start to your altruistic adventure.

CONNECT123

Connect 123 is one of Barcelona's volunteering programmes with great connections with local organisations, such as Animal Science and Wildlife, Community Service, Economic Development, Education and Teaching, Environment, Human Rights, Medical and Public Health, or Youth Development and Sport. Take a look here at their website!

BCA BARCELONA

With a very wide range of volunteering programmes such as Terral,  Bank of Time, Tot Raval, or Colegio Gornal, in which they address topics like immigration, talent harvesting, event planning or gender equality, BCA Barcelona provides multiple chances especially for students that want to enhance their CVs (or resumes, if you come from America!). Click here to get the latest updates from them!

CHARITY VAULT

Charity Vault is a website dedicated to providing volunteering opportunities for people worldwide. Obviously they couldn't miss Barcelona, now, could they? That's why they've got a huge volunteering portfolio just for you. To give you some examples - from research, hunger and poverty alleviation, environment, till education and disaster management. Interested much? Take a peek here at their website! Volunteering in Barcelona is a very rewarding experience. Do you know of any other great opportunities that we missed here? We'd love to hear from you in the comments! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)]]> 409 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/crepes-in-barcelona-sweet-and-salty-and-delicious/ Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:15:44 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=416 Where to find the best Crepes in Barcelona? Crepes can be found all over Barcelona, from street vendors on las Ramblas to ice cream shops and cafes all over the city.  The trouble with buying crepes here is that they usually only serve sweet Crepes and they are by no means the best Crepes in Barcelona.  The best Crepes in Barcelona can be found in the Creperie’s (Crepe restaurants).  Here is SuiteLife’s list of the best Creperie’s in Barcelona.

Creperie Bretonne Annaick Barcelona

This is perhaps the most famous and popular place to get good Crepes in Barcelona. It is located just off the Barceloneta Beach, which puts the restaurant in a great location to be noticed and receive lots of customers (which unfortunately means it can get very busy).  That being said, its location is not the only reason Creperie Bretonne Annaick is popular, they also happen to have a great selection of some of the best sweet and savoury Crepes in Barcelona. The restaurant itself has a great interior, with a cool rustic design and a double-decker bus parked up inside. As I said before this restaurant in very popular, especially on the weekends so don’t be surprised if you have to wait a little while before you get a seat. Website Map – Unfortunately google maps places this restaurant in the wrong place.  You can find it next to the big metal fish sculpture (Peix) near Barceloneta beach.

Creps Barcelona

The restaurant chain is my personal favourite place to go for Crepes in Barcelona.  They serve all kinds of different crepes, sweet and savoury for reasonable prices.  They also serve cocktails here and make the most amazing hot chocolate.  For those who don’t know, Spanish hot chocolate is thicker than your average cocoa drink, and at creps Barcelona, they sure can make it well.  If you go here be sure to try the Hazelnut and chocolate Crepe, it is to die for.  You can find Creps Barcelona restaurants all over Barcelona, so be sure to check their webpage to know where. Website

Creps a Barcelona

This is another great place to get Crepes in Barcelona and not bad for a good cocktail too.  Creps a Barcelona has more of a modern feel to it with a stylish and sleek interior.  This place is less serious about crepes as the other restaurants, but it is definitely a fun place to go and eat a couple of good crepes and drink a few good cocktails. Website Map

Belgious

Ok so this place is more of an ice-cream shop that serves crepes like the ones I mentioned at the start.  But Belgious is different, not only do they have a great selection of crazy ice-cream flavours but many people would say they also make some of the best Crepes in Barcelona. Website Map For more great restaurants and food in Barcelona check out our Barcelona Eating blog If you know of any other good places to get Crepes in Barcelona we would love to hear about them.  Send us a mail or drop a comment below. Cheers Matthew Rutter+]]> 416 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/stand-up-comedy-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:52:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=531 STAND-UP COMEDY BARCELONA: This City will have you in stitches! (Updated on February 5th, 2019) Hello SuiteLife gang and welcome to my first blog entry about stand-up comedy Barcelona.  Laughing, really laughing out loud, has to be one of the best feelings in the world no? Laughing so hard you start to cry and can barely breath? Even better LOL. If you're an English speaker living in Barccelona you've probably long written off the chance to see standup in your own language but fear not SuiteLifers, there's hope yet for us. There are English speaking standup comedy shows in Barcelona and we're going to tell you about them!

BARCELONA COMEDY CLUB

First off we have Barcelona Comedy Club. Stand-up is what this venue is all about. BCC is known to be more UK orientated than anything else, having mainly English and Irish guest comedians. Nevertheless Spanish and other foreign comedians are always welcome to try out their material in English. The shows are held in a cozy little pub called Gaelic BCN. Really old-timey and warm atmosphere providing a perfect setting to the hilarious stand-up you can enjoy for only 5€ (including a free drink! Woo!). Once you step inside and the comedians take you away with their tasteful humor, the feeling you experience is nothing short of the one you would have as if you were hanging out in old-time London.   As is common practice in the field of stand-up comedy Barcelona, this comedy venue organises shows only once every month. Not the most exhaustive schedule, I know, but I suppose this just throws emphasis on how special the shows actually are (wink). Although their website is updated regularly, BCC has a big online presence on Facebook. If you ever need to find out when their next show is going to be or who will be performing, it would be a safe bet to hop on Barcelona Comedy Club’s Facebook page and read away.

Guiriness Barcelona

Next up, springing up from one of the first English speaking comedy nights to appear in Barcelona, Guiriness Comedy is the modern classic form of stand-up night. This means a one hour show of professional comedy, one comedian a month flown in from the UK and Ireland and a two-night run. Comedy fans are treated to a Friday night performance at the Shamrock bar in Raval, Barcelona, followed by a Saturday night show at Wylie Brewery in Sitges. This is our favourite standup in Barcelona, by the way. Big names and rising stars on the UK and Irish comedy scenes such as Phil Kay, Joe Rooney, Sean McLoughlin and Niamh Marron have graced the Shamrock stage over the years at Guiriness Comedy. In 2017, growing popularity took the show to Sitges, where it has since gained a regular following of local expats who miss one of the finer things in life: stand-up comedy in English! Guiriness Comedy regularly scouts for comedy acts in the UK and Ireland, however the line-up also includes names from across the bigger ponds, with one common denominator: that it’s comedy in English! This is definitely the place to go for top shelf comedy, and it’s the only regular pro comedy night in Barcelona. The audience is typically a mix of expats, some tourists but mainly English speaking regulars. As the show is once a month, tickets are in-demand. Get yours on guirinesscomedy.com and check out their Facebook page for news about future shows.

BARCELONA IMPROV GROUP (B.I.G.)

Another great form of comedy is Improv. Let me tell you all about it. B.I.G. or Barcelona Improv Group organize some of the biggest Improv comedy venues in the city. They have been performing in English since 2011 and have quickly built up a solid reputation for being brilliant comedians. Their performances are always powered by their beloved audience’s suggestions and energy, which fuel up the shows to the MAX. Once you step inside the theater leave your expectations outside and when the show starts, brace yourselves because the ‘funny’ is coming.           Here’s the sad part of this venue. B.I.G. organize shows at Teatre de l’Enjólit only once a month (every second Friday of the month to be exact). And while we cannot have enough of them and wish they did a show every day we seek consolation and comfort in their monthly ‘Jams’ and weekly workshops they set up. The Improv group values us as their audience and always love to get us involved in their activities and share the comedy experience first-hand. And that my dear friends is what Jams are for. Very casual and very fun, no instructions and no need for taking notes, their Jams are just like a night out with the lads. The only thing you have to do is hop on the stage and Improv away. If you’re one of the shy ones that’s fine, just sit back and observe what your fellow amateurs are doing and build up some inspiration for next time. If you feel like you need a break from partying hard after a hard week of work (I actually can’t believe I said that too), gather your friends and head to B.I.G’s monthly Improv Jams on Fridays. Or better yet, don’t call anyone and head out to make some funny new friends (common practice at Jam sessions).           For the more “eager to learn” comedy fans, B.I.G. offers weekly workshops in which you will be tutored and slowly mended into a professional Improv artist. However, guys, you might need to bring a pen and some paper for this one. So there you have it guys. Take your pick, put on your good mood hat and head out to the hottest places you can enjoy stomach-paining, hilarious stand-up comedy Barcelona. Have an amazing weekend and don’t forget – always look at the funny side of things. Now here’s a joke for you guys:  So a guy walks into a bar, looking really moody and orders immediately a double-whiskey. Then he starts rambling on about how lousy a wife he’s got, until the bartender finally says: “You know, I don’t understand what you’re complaining about. All the other guys in here only have compliments about your wife.” Yeah, I’ll try again next time. Sincerely, Chris]]> 531 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/sitges-carnival/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:51:23 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=538 SITGES CARNIVAL - CARNIVAL DAY! Its that time of year again, yes that's right - Sitges Carnival!!. The only time of the year where a man can get away with wearing a nurse outfit in public and not be judged…. not that I have tried to. 2015 was a year a to remember as the people of Sitges did not disappoint as always, this year carnival goers went the extra mile. Never had I seen such original costumes from the very creative to the absolute ridiculous this carnival had it all. It was my first time experiencing a carnival outside of the UK so I was very excited to see what I was in for. Fortunately an erasmus group helped organise the trip and for only 10€ and was also a great way of meeting new people. I made the mistake of going to buy the costume the day before. Turned out the whole of Barcelona also had the same idea. It was mental I had never seen a costume store so busy before! I was left with the very unoriginal idea of going as a cowboy… well it beats going as someone with drawn on kitten whiskers right?? Well at least my friends had as little imagination as myself, a guy with a vendetta mask, a dutch girl trying to be french and a girl who I think was trying to be a character from Great Gatsby. When someone first mentioned Sitges Carnival!! to me I was like a dog salivating and asking a 100 questions WHEN?? WHERE??? HOW MUCH??? I saw a quick glimpse of last years carnival on Youtube and knew I had to go even if I did have work the next morning. In retrospect it was worth the hangover! The carnival lasted a week starting on the Monday and finishing on the Sunday however the last day was when the parade took place. So that Sunday morning I woke late as always and rushed everything including sticking my moustache on the wrong way, as if I didn’t look silly enough. All anyone saw that morning in my area was a cowboy running for his life with a plastic gun tucked in his pants, quite the site for people awake that time. If that wasn’t embarrassing enough I got on to the metro to Catalunya expecting loads of people to be in costumes…. I couldn’t have been more mistaken, I was the only one dressed up! So there was only one thing I could do and that was to pretend to be a cowboy by saying ‘Howdy Partner!’ to people passing by. Hey it was carnival who cares right!!  

ERASMUS MEET UP!

I had never been so happy to see a clown in my life! It was a sign, I was close to the meeting point. One clown became two, then out of nowhere a group of 90s styled characters followed by a group of native americans. Finally a place where it was socially acceptable to dress as a cowboy with an upside down moustache. I remember a child walking pass shouting ‘hey look its a cowboy’… I felt vindicated!!! Few people even asked if they could take pictures with us which was just awesome… I felt like a celeb!! We finally got on the coach that took us to the Sitges Carnival!! which took us just over half an hour, it was also a good time to meet other people who were either studying, working, traveling or just felt like dressing like an idiot for one day.    

KIDS TIME TO SHINE!

We got there just in time for the kids parade. It was surprisingly good! Only problem was that we didn’t have the greatest view so I was more or less tip toeing the whole parade…Not happy! Despite that the kids didn’t disappoint they came out in the most adorable costumes you just felt like snatching one of them they were that cute… not that I would of course. There were although some awkward moments which I found well lets just say inappropriate for example when a float consists of girls dancing rather provocatively next to poles…. weird huh? Luckily the rest of the floats and kids acted like kids!! it was a great taster for what we were to expect from the adult parade later that day. I was worried about one thing, something I only ever worried about back in England… Im sure you guessed it.. the WEATHER!!! It looked very bleak and wasn’t the warmest day either. But it was still early so I was optimistic things would pick up, it had to right?? I mean it was Sitges Carnival!  

IS IT JUST A CARNIVAL CITY?

In between the children parade and the adults we had about 8 hours to kill!! 2 hours of which were burned at a restaurant with ridiculous service. It literally took us 2 hours to order our food!!! 2 fricking hours!!!!! If your ever in Sitges stay away from ‘The American’ I think I need to remember I am a blogger and not a critic otherwise I will rant for hours about this god forsaken restaurant!!! Okay I shall calm down, where was I.. oh right the Sitges Carnival!!. So we now had 6 hours to kill which was perfect because we were next to beach which was a great way to just sit back, relax and watch the whacky costumes that walked by. There were chickens, cops & robbers, divas, the guy from Saw, Scooby Doo, Slutty Nurses, Cats, People with tights on their heads and even Mr T!!! The list goes on and on!!! The city itself was actually really nice, I mean except for all the diversions the parade caused it seemed like a really nice place to live with loads of shops and open spaces. Shame I didn’t get to explore Sitges as much as I would have liked.    

THE BIG FINALE

It was finally what everyone was waiting for the adults parade!!! …. and once again we didn’t get a good spot. The floats came down after some delay so expectations were high. They were awesome as expected!!!! The first float was just a group of devils dancing followed by a group a team of american footballers. Then the one all men were waiting for.. well the main reason I went, a float filled with hot latino, tinsel wearing, barely clothed women erotically dancing! This for me is what the Sitges Carnival is about… yes I am that shallow, can you blame me??? Have you seen the women??? I was actually really impressed at the different themes they incorporated in the parade, we had scary floats such as Freddy Kruger to cultured floats such as Romans and Iconic British people, although the British float was a huge disappointment! So there I was seeing the United Kingdom flag in the far distance getting all excited.. only to witness an awful costumer of Prince Charles and Mr Bean and a guy playing rugby. I guess the Brits doesn’t have as much imagination as I thought but oh well maybe it was just my perspective, I’m sure the spanish loved seeing Prince Charles.  

VERDICT

To sum up I had such a great time and a fantastic night!! I heard so much about carnivals in the rest of Europe and now I know what the big deal is. If i was to nit pick I’d say the music could have been a bit more well different, The songs were good but just so repetitive and also the weather but thats just down to luck. Other than that there really is just something special about Sitges Carnivaland glad I had the opportunity to experience it. To those visiting Barcelona in the coming years remember to make your self available for this Carnival, it is not to be missed!!! Put it in your Calendars… Now!!! …. Do it!!!! …..Oh wait I didn’t give you the date did I. Well I dont know the exact date but its going to be around February time so GOOGLE IT!!!! Anyway guys I must dash. Hope you guys enjoyed the blog and if you already been just share your comments below, what did you wear?? what did i miss?? Absolutely anything !!!! Stay tuned Hasan – (Senior Blogging Executive Assistant Intern Specialist)]]> 538 0 0 0 281 http://florero.brarudi.net/sitges-apartments-for-sale/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/outlets-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:50:33 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=556 Outlets in Barcelona: Shopping for Less Wanna go shopping this weekend but need to save money ? You can now do both with the guide of the outlets in Barcelona so you can shop without spending all your money at once. You must have noticed that when it comes to shopping, Barcelona is heaven but what you don't know is that there is plenty of outlet stores all over the city. Fancy clothes for almost nothing, I already feel the shopping fever... Don't you ?!

La Roca Village

First one is La Roca Village, the biggest mall of outlets in Barcelona and even the biggest outlet mall in Europe. You'll find a nice little street and a lot of outlet stores, actually, this mall is a luxuary one. There is only fancy brands for less. If you like brands such as Gucci, Guess, Liu Jo, Michael Kors, Versace and more you're gonna love this place ! But if you prefer simpler clothes you'll be in heaven with Comptoir des Cotonniers, Maje, Sandro, Zadig & Voltaire, Superdry, Tommy Hilfger etc. Furthermore the mall is open everyday from 10:00 to 21:00 and you can access the shopping centre with two buses leaving from Barcelona or by train from Barcelona Sants station. Here is the link to access La Roca Village website.

Lefties

If you don't want to move too far there are also outlets in Barcelona in the centre of the city! Of course I'm thinking about Lefties, the outlet shop of Inditex, that means Zara, Oysho, Pull & Bear, TRF and other spanish brands discounted. The concept is that they are working with a lot of brands (Inditex is their biggest partner) and they offer clothes for very cheap prices. They are really convenient because there are several of them and you can find one next to Plaza Catalunya (Pelayo 2 the corner of street Pelayo and Plaza Universitat). You can also find it in Mare Magnum (Port Vella area) or in the Heron City Mall, they are very popular in Spain. Check the link to Lefties website.

Heron City Outlet

Another outlet mall is Heron City outlet, located in the Heron City shopping centre. It is the only real mall in the centre of Barcelona (Sant Andreu). The shoping centre is not all outlet but you will find some outlet stores such as Bershka, Diesel, Pepe Jeans, Mango and more. The discounts can reach 70% off. Here is the adress of the shopping centre : Heron City shopping centre, Avenida Río de Janeiro, 42. Access toHeron City website.

Mango Outlet

If you're just looking for Mango clothes, there is a unique Mango outlet in calle Girona, 37. You can find clothes and accessories up to 40% off and they put new stock out everyday. So, if you're in a hurry, you know what you want and don't wanna spend the whole day shopping in a wide range of stores, this place is made for you. Here is the official Mango outlet website.

Factory Shop Burberry

This is the place to be : 50 to 70% off on classic pieces for men, women and children. The shop is located in Calle Valencia, 640 and is open from monday to saturday from 10:00 to 20:30.

Viladecans The Style Outlets

This one is not opened yet but is being built and should open soon. This is a brand new village of outlets in Barcelona. 150 outlet stores at just 10 minutes from the city centre by car. You'll be on the first ones to visit. You can shop clothes from Asics, The Body Shop, Roberto Cavalli... As La Roca Village it'll be luxuary shopping centre with classy brands. Ready to be on top this summer ? Go ahead. You can check Viladecans website here. Now you know where to go to shop for less. Share with us your outlets in Barcelona experience, we are very interested in hearing from you ! Mathilde]]> 556 0 0 0 226 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/made-in-barcelona-top-10-creations/ 0 0 269 http://aspiradora.brarudi.net/barcelona-apartments-for-sale/ 0 0 274 http://florero.brarudi.net/zara-spain-sale/ 0 0 287 http://florero.brarudi.net/apartments-for-sale-in-valencia/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/best-barcelona-apps/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:47:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=672 Barcelona Apps! Because I'm nice like that and I care for my readers. Well enough about how considerate and great a guy I am, let's get started! We'll count down the best apps you can download for FREE... Yes you heard right FREEEEEEE!

BARCELONA APPS #1: HOSTELWORLD

HostelWorld is brilliant for all you backpackers out there, I personally used this app throughout Europe, not only in Barcelona, but when I first arrived here it was certainly a one of my must need Barcelona Apps! If you're anything like me which is spontaneous (or as others would say 'Lazy') and you don't really plan where you're going to stay and just go with the flow then HostelWorld is the ideal app for you. This app helps filter through hundreds of hostels in the local area and will help you find the perfect hostel for you. Before I downloaded this app I went to a completely unknown hostel and my first night consisted of a guy vomiting next to my bed ...... Wasn't the greatest night I'll be honest but this can be avoided. So stop being 'Lazy' just download the app and let Hostelworld do all the research for you. Then again if you're not like me and plan well ahead and book your hostels well in advance then this app is pretty useless to you. But hey it's still worth having on your phone if you want to post some feedback on how the guy next to you vomited all night ........ if you ever read that comment anywhere it is most likely my comment. Stay away from that hostel!!!!

BARCELONA APPS #2: TRIPADVISOR

Tripadvisor is one of those apps where everybody has done all the hard work for you and one that comes in handy over and over, which is why this is one of my must need Barcelona Apps!! I know the saying you should try something new but my saying is 'Why risk wasting money and time??' there's only so many times you can try new things out and well if they don't turn out great then it can sour your experience. Sometimes we just need to be told where to go right, let the people before us test out all the bad restaurants and attractions and let us enjoy and bask in their positive experiences. On one particular occasion it proved vital as a restaurant which looked really good from the outside, however, many people wrote really awful things about this restaurant about its service and food ... so bullet was dodged thanks to Tripadvisor!!!

BARCELONA APPS #3: COUCHSURFING

And at number 5 ... Couchsurfing. Whenever I recommend this app to anybody they give me this weird look, but let me ensure you this app isn't just about sharing your flat to a stranger. Yes okay essentially the app was created so that people passing by a certain country or city could sleep for a night at someones house. However don't be creeped out, the feature I want to highlight is the events section. This is a really cool column that shows upcoming events and activities around your area. What makes this special is that these events tend to be organised by regular people and not organisations therefore you can't really find these cool secretive events elsewhere. I admit I check this like every week as there is always something that appeals to me. Whether its weekly meet ups, sports events, gigs or just random night outs this is one of my must need Barcelona Apps!!

BARCELONA APPS #4: PINDROP

Pindesk is not a common app that everyone would have but it is certainly one that they should. Why, you ask? Well that's a great question, let me explain. If you're anything like me and get lost on numerous occasions, even getting to the simplest of places in Barcelona can be a struggle. However, you tend to find the best places to go and visit when you get lost, whether its a nice little cafe or some shop you have been desperately searching for but don't have your wallet on you. This app enables you to pinpoint these certain locations so you can visit them after. This type social bookmarking is a great way to find really cool places that aren't mainstream, places that will for sure be something not many people would know about, don't you just love exclusive hidden places like this? Well if thats the case this is a one of the must have Barcelona Apps!! Don't worry if you're not the type that goes out exploring because Pindrop has kindly integrated with social media so if you know anybody else in Barcelona most likely they'll help you stumble across a cool spot! I personally Pindropped my own flat ..... because I'm cool like that you see! Okay guys we are into my top 3 apps! This is worth waiting for!

BARCELONA APPS #5: GOOGLE MAPS

I am pretty sure you guys already have this ... Do I really need to explain this app ???? Oh what the hell, for the 1% who hasn't downloaded this app THIS IS FOR YOU! Google Maps is certainly one of the most popular Barcelona Apps!! Well what else can I say except DOWNLOAD THIS APP!! It just makes life 10x easier. Everything is so simple and easy to use. Perfect for Barcelona, since I have downloaded this app I haven't been worried about getting lost .... unless my battery runs out then I'll be crying. Otherwise this app is ideal for anybody who is new to Barcelona as it makes traveling just so soooo much easier. I'm not sure if I could sell this anymore in all honesty. If you got it great if you don't ... most likely your probably lost somewhere as we speak. We are down to the last two !!!! Can you guess the next app ???

BARCELONA APPS #6: CITY MAPPER

Did you guess right?? If you did give yourself a pat on the back!! Number 2 is City Mapper, similar to Google Maps but does things Google Maps cant. This app is fantastic for those who are traveling from A - B if it requires transport. This app is designed to help you find the quickest and easiest way to get from one destination to another. Finding you every possible route from walking,metro,bus,train even SUBMARINE!!! ....okay maybe not the last one (unless you live in Atlantis) but the rest are true. This came in so handy when I first came to Barcelona as it showed me exactly what transport I needed, when I have to get off and all the information in between. A real life saver in some situations especially if your running late for work ..... which never happens to me. Anyways this is a deserved number 2 App and one I can not stress enough that this is one of the must need Barcelona Apps!! Okay guys you made it to the end, now its the moment you have all been waiting for ... I wont keep you in any more suspense the Number 1 App ... will be revealed after these adverts. Only kidding. Right its the Big one !!! My Top app!!! The one app everybody in Barcelona needs !!!! AT NUMBER ONE IS .....

BARCELONA APPS #7: GOOGLE TRANSLATE

Now if you already know Spanish then this app is just completely unnecessary and perhaps you're not satisfied with my number one app of must need Barcelona apps and if that is the case I apologisE! But to the rest of us mere mortals who can't speak Spanish that well, myself included, then this app belongs on your home screen. This is a simple app that is free to download and use and is perfect for when you're out and about. I cannot tell you how many times I have been in a store or on the transport and this great little app has saved my ass. There is also a feature that allows you to save words or phrases you have translated as well as being able to hear it out loud so you can pronounce it properly. This app is fantastic for anybody new to Barcelona and you'd be amazed at what you can learn from this app. There's not much else I can say as the name is fairly self explanatory but guys if you're like me and new to Barcelona and really struggle to speak Spanish PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE download this app .. You will thank me one day! So guys that was my Top 7 apps that I use on a regular basis and apps that I feel are really useful for when you are in Barcelona. I'm sure you guys have most of these but if you dont have these then just download them, they are all free on both Apple and Android. If your looking for top Android Barcelona apps then click here ( btw you suck if you are on Android!!! ) and if you on Apple like me then click here Hope you guys benefit from these as much as I have and if you have any apps that you think are just as important in Barcelona please do comment below and let me know what else is out there. Stay Tuned - Hasan]]> 672 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/low-cost-gyms-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:47:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=677 Low Cost Gyms in Barcelona: Summer is coming! This year you can be the hottest chick on the beach, you just need to discover the low cost gyms in Barcelona! Every spring we face the same problem: sunny days are coming, the beach is not far, we're on the hunt for the perfect swimsuit... BUT we gained a little weight during the winter and fancy gyms are way too expensive. Not anymore ! The new trend of lowcost has reached gyms in Barcelona, and you can now workout on the cheap. I've chosen four low cost gyms in Barcelona for you to help you out. It's shaping up to be a hot summer!

Simply Gym

My first suggestion for low cost gyms in Barcelona is Simply Gym. It is located on Carrer de Buenaventura Munoz, 64  and is a huge 2000m² open everyday. During the week it is opened from 9:30 to 15:30 and from 17:30 to 21:30, so you can go before or after work. You can ask for the advice of a personal trainer, participate in group exercises or you can train by yourself with all the amenities that you can expect from a gym club. If you want to join the club without any commitment it'll cost you 29.90€ a month, but you'll pay 9.9€ the first month and 19.9€ the next 11 months if you choose the 12 months commitment. There is a registration fee of 25€ and the card partner costs 15€. For more info check Simply Gym website.

Duetfit

Another really good low cost gym in Barcelona is Duetfit. There are two centres in Barcelona, one that just opened last month on Via Augusta, 17 and another one, a little older, on Calle Bruc, 49. The two of them offer personal trainer advice, and group exercises as well as a wide range of amenities to workout properly. They are also opened until 21:30, and most of the group classes are scheduled during the evening so that people who work can participate. The price is 29.9€ a month with a registration fee of 12.5€. You can pay all at the beginning or give the club an extract of your bank account and let them take 29.9€ every month, it's up to you. See the Duetfit website for more information.

Altafit

This is one of the cheapest low cost gyms in Barcelona, located on Calle Mallorca, 318 (metro Diagonal). There are 1700m² of amenities, more than 200 training machines and you can take advice from nutritionists or dieticians. There are also a lot of Altafits all around Spain so if you're reading us from Madrid, Alicante, Sevilla... you should check if there is one near you! The prices are 26.5€ a month if you don't make any long term commitment and 24.08€ a month if you commit for a quarter or a year. Worth it guys! Check Altafit website.

Viva Gym

Finally my last proposition for low cost gyms in Barcelona is Viva Gym. If you work crazy hours this is for sure the best gym for you : they are opened from 6:00 to midnight all week and from 08:00 to 21:00 on the weekends. They offer more than 150 different group exercises and they have a parking area - pretty rare for a gym club. The prices start at 20€ and go up to 30€ a month depending on the commitment. Don't hesitate anymore they have everything you need and more, check Viva Gym website ! If you're not convinced yet, here is my final argument : YES, this could be you this summer with a little bit of motivation ! Share with us your workouts experience and results ! Mathilde  ]]> 677 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/home-stores-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:46:19 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=749 Home Stores in Barcelona: renovation time! Spring has finally sprung and today we are going to talk about home stores in Barcelona! There are so many of them, for all budgets, so if you've just rented or bought an apartment in Barcelona, or just wanna spice up your current place, this is a great blog to inform you on all the great home furnishing store options you have at your fingertips!

1. Home on earth

The most exotic of the home stores in Barcelona ! As soon as you get in you'll be surrounded by the serenity as well as the exoticism of the atmosphere. All of their products are hand-made, using organic and sustainable raw materials, and traded fairly. The purpose is to create the least amount of environmental impact possible, and to make their products as natural as possible. They sell decorations for home as well as garden pieces. This is for you if you want your interior to be more green and less industrial, if you care about environment and want to bring exoticism to your life. Where to find them ? Carrer hospital, 76 and carrer boqueria, 14. And if you're looking for more info, check home on earth website. Zen !

2. Gal Gallery

This one is not just one of the random home stores in Barcelona, it is actually an antique. So you'll find interesting and unique pieces from all around the world in this very elegant establishment. They have a wide range of style from ethnic to contemporary and there are all types of prices. The clientele is composed of decoration experts (decorators, hotels, restaurants...). This one is made for you if you're looking for a refined and unique interior. The store is located carrer san eusebio, 47.

3. Amato Sole

This one is my favorite of all of the home stores in Barcelona. It's all about quality of the material : organic and aged. All of the furnitures are designed and constructed by the owners : Anna Maria Amato and Ramon Sole. They also recycle broken objects to give them a new life. Furthermore they make pieces to order if you have a precise idea of what you want. You'll be charmed by the rustic style of their furnitures. Find them on carrer Perill, 39 on Gracia neighborood. Check more info on Amato Sole Website.

4. Aliens 4 Sale

For sure, the most contemporary and design oriented of the home stores in Barcelona. Opened very recently (2014) this store is not really typical, but is certainly really interesting if you love art and science fiction. They sell alien sculptures made in every possible material: silicon, resins, latex and so on, crafted by the sculptress Ariadna Canela. This is kind of weird but very interesting if you'd like to have some, well, surprising decorations at home. They are located on Passeig de Sant Joan, 5. You can check their entire collection in Aliens 4 Sale website .

5. Nordic Think

As you can guess with its name, this shop sells Nordic designed objects and decoration for your house. The online store opened in 2010 and the showroom, located next to plaza Tetuan, in 2011. It's a good place to go if you like bright open spaces and contemporary furnishings. You can also shop for your children : they sell toys, lamps and wallpaper for kids. Find the store on carrer Consell de cent, 412 on the neighborhood of Eixample. Learn more on Nordic think website.

6. Homevice

This one is a little bit different from the other homes stores in Barcelona. Actually it is more like a concept store in which you'll find some gorgeous objects selected by the owners : a Barcelona based interior designer and a Madrid based art director. It's just the top of the top ! It's all contemporary design but not in the way you usually find it : it's not the classic elitist view of contemporary art and design. As a matter of fact you'll find a lot of local designer prototypes at any kind if prices. You'll fall in love I can assure you. They are located on carrer Portal Nou, 5. Find more info on Homevice website.

7. La Variété

Another original one : the concept of La Variété is to take existant object, furniture, broken or not and transform them, re-imagine them and re-create them to give them a new life, to obtain something really different than it was before. Interesting isn't it ? The inspiration of the owner and designer, the french Ricard Commeleran, is mostly from northern Thailand, where he went to explore nature. You'll find pieces made in wood, colorful bracelets and much more. Find them on carrer Pintor Fortuny, 30, and for more info check La Variété website.    

8. Maisons du Monde

This is one of the most complete home stores in Barcelona. As a matter of fact, you can find pretty much everything, wardrobes, armchairs, TV, bookcases, beautiful furniture, sofas... At the beginning it was meant to promote an exotic style and atmosphere with objects from all around the world (Maisons du monde means Houses of the world in French), but they expanded their style and now offer different styles and inspirations : exotic, romantic, baroque, vintage, classic, contemporary... So basically you should find what you want, no matter what you are looking for. Good to know : they also have an outdoor and a junior collection. Also, you can shop online on their website. There is only one store of this french brand in Barcelona, located on Avenida Diagonal, 405. Looking for more info ? Check Maisons du Monde website.

9. Zara Home

Of course, we can't not to talk about Zara Home in a blog dedicated to home stores in Barcelona ! The spanish brand Inditex decided to launch a new kind of store in 2003 and the first Zara Home opened in Zaragoza in 2003. Since then, it has been a huge success and there are now more than 400 Zara Home stores all around the world. They offer 4 different styles of decoration : ethnic, contemporary, the "white line" and classic. Their products are very elegant and quite affordable. They provide a wide range of products : tablewear (napkins, bowls, mugs...), lamps, occasional furniture... There are seven Zara Home stores in Barcelona, you can check their exact locations on Zara Home website.

10. Vinçon

Vinçon is one of the oldest home stores in Barcelona, and they first opened their doors to the public in 1941 on Passeig de Gracia. The first main business of the store was the wholesale of porcelain, fine china and glassware. What they sell is defined by their emblematic quote : "Extensive range of objects of all kinds in general”. The concept of this store is to display the work of artists from varying disciplines and backgrounds. The atmosphere of the store is very unique, they sell contemporary designed objects and furniture in a very classic and old decor, Barcelona's architecture heritage. You'll also find an art gallery in the store : La Sala Vinçon. It is actually really difficult to define the atmosphere of Vinçon, you should go and see for yourself on passeig de Gracia, 96. You'll be falling in love for sure ! Check for more info onVinçon website.

11. Deko Palace

Of all of the home stores in Barcelona, you won't find a cheaper one than Deko Palace ! This one sells a lot of gadgets and garden stuff such as flowers or fake plants, garden tools and so on. Their clients are mostly professionals : decorators, people who organize events, florists etc.. but you can shop at Deko Palace even if you are a private individual. They are on a spririt to bring new objects all the time, that's why they often offer limited-edition decoration objects. The DekoPalace store in Barcelona is located on Avenida Diagonal, 458. You can check DekoPalace website if you're looking for more info.

12. Natura

Even though this one is not just about decoration, it provides a quite interesting home collection if you like an uncluttered style. This is for you if you like very classic and elegant furniture, and wood ! Their quote is "Articles to feel good, to share, to have fun, relax..." and you'll understand why when you go to their store. Even looking at their objects is relaxing ! Their mentality is to have a positive attitude and they provide a strong environmental policy, trying to create the least amount of environmental impact. You'll find all kind of prices from very cheap to expensive. Have a look at Natura website to find the closest store from your house !   Well guys, I hope my blog was helpful ! Let us know what you thought about those home stores in Barcelona and if you know of any great ones that we haven't mentioned! Mathilde]]> 749 0 0 0 92 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/decorate-your-balcony/ 0 0 191 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/the-best-places-to-buy-furniture-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/blog-moving-to-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:40:15 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=958 Moving to Barcelona - let's go over what you need to do When it comes to moving to Barcelona, it can be complicated and you might not know where to start. But no worries I can help you, let's take it step by step and you'll see that relocating here is not that hard! You've made the right choice coming into our beautiful city, so congrats on that and let's get started!

Find a flat

First of all when moving to Barcelona you have to find a flat and that's not always an easy task! Take a look at the flats on our site or get in touch with us any time at all! Or take a peruse through our free ebook on flat hunting tips in BCN. If you don't find what you're looking for on our website, just drop us a line at info@suitelife.com.

Spanish NIE

By far the most annoying step when you are moving to Barcelona! The NIE means Número de Identificación de Extranjero, it's a foreigner identification number that you need to have if you're staying more than 3 months in Spain (even less for non-EU citizens, depending on your Visa) and which is mandatory for certain transactions. It's actually a little bit complicated so we have already made a detailed guide of how to get the NIE, check it out on our blog.

Transports

Of course when moving to Barcelona you'll need to find a means of transport. If you're bringing your car with you, then you'll need to register it on this website, and find parking! Check  our blog to find free parking in Barcelona. The easiest way to move through the city is not by car, but by metro or train ! Check out this website to find out more about transport in Barcelona, where they explain how it all works very well. You can also check the official website of TMB (transports metropolitans de Barcelona) if you are searching for specific info about the metro. If you have your NIE, you can also use bikes with bicing. You just sign up on the website, pay the €47.60 yearly charge (correct as of 2017), then they send you your card in the following 10 days. It's really cheap and really cool on sunny days !

Find a job, a school, and healthcare

Next step when moving to Barcelona, is of course to find a job and a school ! To find a job (and some other various things such as flats or services) you can check loquo website ! It can be really helpful ! As for schools, you might want to check this website or our blog where we list the best international schools in Barcelona ! And of course if you wanna take a few spanish classes to fit into the spanish life, check out this website ! And finally, last but not least ! What about healthcare ? Well you have to check the official website of Catalonia to find out everything you need to know about it ! Well guys, I hope my blog was helpful. If you feel like we've forgotten some info about moving to Barcelona, let us know! We'd be happy to help! Mathilde]]> 958 0 0 0 173 http://www.4gpsDETS0.org ... [Trackback] [...] Informations on that Topic: suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/moving-to-barcelona [...]]]> 0 0 174 http://www.to0tD.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/moving-to-barcelona [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/kosher-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:40:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=973 OY VEY! WHERE ARE THE KOSHER RESTAURANTS IN BARCELONA?! Welcome back, SuiteLife gang, to my newest blog in which I’ll be talking about Kosher Restaurants in Barcelona and where to grab a bite either out and about the city. As a bonus we’ll also tell you where you can buy Kosher meat to cook in the comfort of your own home. A bit of a WARNING: Kosher restaurants in Barcelona are very few and far between and tend to be a bit (read: quite) overpriced due to a marked lack of competition. Another reason for this is the very small Jewish population in Barcelona. Hence, Kosher restaurants in Barcelona do not have a big target market. They Cater to the tiny Jewish population that actually eats Kosher, tourists, and religious expats. So yeah, get ready to get our your wallet, but hey, we gotta eat, right?

MACCABI RESTAURANT

Maccabi is probably the most famous Kosher restaurant in Barcelona. With a great location right on La Ramblas, cozy decor and atmosphere and a delicious menu, Maccabi is considered one of the best Kosher restaurants in Barcelona by locals and tourists alike. The restaurant occupies a former bakery from the seventeenth century called Montserrat. This restaurant just screams vintage and culture. Apart from their extensive menu of delicious dishes, Maccabi also offers tapas for when you just want something quick and delicious to enjoy over a cup of coffee or a nice and cold pint of beer. Unlike other Kosher restaurants Maccabi is a full service dining joint with fast and friendly service. The menu is a mixture of traditional Israeli dishes and Catalan cuisine and it successfully combines the best of both worlds. The staff knows a little Hebrew and English so language barrier in Maccabi is not an issue. So, ladies and gentlemen, if you are looking for an excellent dining experience, Maccabi is one of the best Kosher restaurants in Bacelona that will meet your every requirement. Address: Las Ramblas 79 / Web

DELICIAS KOSHER

  Delicias Kosher is a great dinning experience.  Its located in one of the ‘posh’ areas in Barcelona – Sant Gervasi – Galvany, and the food is really delicious and they have above average service for Spain as well, which is always appreciated.  As a common theme with foreign cuisine restaurants in Barcelona, Delicias Kosher incorporates a lot of Catalan dishes and cooking techniques in its Israeli menu. Nevertheless, a pinch of Catalan is all that takes to make their Kosher dishes exquisite. The service in Delicias Kosher is what really closes the deal. The staff is very open and motivated to do everything it takes to make you feel like home. No matter if you’re dining alone or with company you will always feel like you are in the comfort of your own dining room. Address: c/ Santalo 125 / Web Well folks, that’s kinda it for Kosher restaurants in Barcelona. New ones haven sprung up but tend to die quickly because of a lack of customers. Now for our Bonus, where to find a Kosher butcher in Barcelona and where to buy a Challah in Barcelona!

ISAMAR KOSHER

If you’re looking for Kosher food in Barcelona, it is one on the few places you can buy Israeli foods and kosher meat. Isamar Kosher is not just a Kosher supermarket. From noon until 5 pm every Monday through Thursday you can enjoy some of their delicious food in their deli. What you can also find in Isamar Kosher is a bakery with freshly baked pastries offered throughout the whole day, a butcher with all sorts of meats to ‘meet’ all of your cravings, prepared dishes and take away. Whether it is for Shabat, Hanukah, Passover or any Jewish holiday or even on a regular day, Isamar Kosher is your best choice for stocking up on some delicious Kosher meals and stocking your fridge at home. It is actually the only Kosher butcher in Barcelona, and by having a virtual monopoly, it also has some scary prices. A bag of chicken schnitzels with about 8 or 9 pieces, at the time of this blog, is about 17 €. Address: c/ Avenir 29 / Web The only other location we know where you can buy Kosher meat in Barcelona is at the Cortes Inglés  department store located on Avenida Diagonal 617. Enter the department store and go down one flight to the basement where the supermarket is, and on aisle 13 you’ll find a small freezer with a small assortment of Kosher food. Don’t get too excited though, it’s a bit underwhelming to say the least. I hope you enjoyed this blog, folks, if you know of any other Kosher restaurants in the city or hear of one that has sprung up, please let us know in the comments and we’ll add it to the blog!   Weekly joke: Customer:  Waiter, waiter, there’s a bee in my soup. Waiter:  Yes Sir, it’s the fly’s day off.   Sincerely,   Chris]]> 973 0 0 0 275 http://florero.brarudi.net/apartments-for-sale-in-tenerife/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/french-bars-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:44:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=997 French bars in Barcelona - French Style is Everywhere! Yes, there are French bars in Barcelona after all! Being french myself, and having read every blog that SuiteLife has posted , I figured out that none of them mention french stuff anywhere ! I came to the conclusion that this is not acceptable anymore (especially considering how many French clients we have) and I decided to write a blog about French bars in Barcelona. Because yes, we all need some french 'ambience' once in a while and a classy touch ! Us French may have a lot of faults (yes we're arrogant, rude and so on) but we also know how to party, and by party I mean party hard ! So are you ready for a crazy French night ?!

Bar Pastis

One of the cutest French bars in Barcelona, Bar Pastis, opened in 1947 by a french woman, in the Raval. The decoration hasn't changed since then, you'll feel like being in the post-war Marseille and might meet prostitutes, artists, absinthe lovers and so on. The atmosphere is very particular but also very typical of the old French style. You'll listen to some Edith Piaf music or to live musicians, it's the best place to go for some intimacy and privacy ! Location ? Carrer Santa Monica, 4. Check Bar Pastis website for more info.

Panam75

One of my favourite French bars in Barcelona, even if it's more like a restaurant. Panam is a french slang word for "Paris" and 75 is the postal code of Paris, makes sense right ? They make amazing burgers and salads, in a jazzy atmosphere. The owner of the bar is really nice (and really French). If you like football like me and want to watch the games when France is playing you might be interested in going there because they broadcast all of them ! They are located on Carrer Consell de Cent, 281 !

Paris Taxi

This one is for sport lovers ! It is located in Gracia, next to Avinguida Diagonal and they broadcast all of the football and rugby games of France ! The owner is named Patrice and is really nice. The atmosphere is 100% french, it is THE place to be to watch sports, especially Paris Saint Germain games ! Check Paris Taxi website for more info.

Premier

Definitely one of the best French bars in Barcelona ! You can enjoy a nice glass of french wine or a cocktail in a festive atmosphere, the bar is elegant and classy, and big !!! If you're looking for a good atmosphere and a good place to start the night before going to the clubs it's perfect ! Don't expect to meet only french people because this is a place really famous for local people too ! More info on Premier website !

Les gens que j'aime

And we conclude our selection of French bars in Barcelona with the most romantic one ! Les gens que j'aime means literaly "The people I love" in English. You can't bring anybody there though... You have to bring your partner to enjoy some jazz and soft soul in a candlelit 1920s bordello atmosphere. You can also learn about your future with the fortune teller and tarot card reader ! Isn't that awesome ? Location ? Valencia, 286, Bajos. Check more info on Les gens que j'aime website. Alright guys, I hope you've enjoyed my blog and want to go to one of those bars now !! If you know any other french bars that worth to be mentioned, please tell us we would be happy to add it in this blog ! Mathilde !]]> 997 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-vietnamese-restaurants/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:41:54 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1015 Barcelona Vietnamese Restaurants that you need to know about Barcelona is heaven for food lovers with mixed cultural gastronomy with respect and curiosity about the foreigners so it is not strange that many Barcelona Vietnamese Restaurants appeared in many corners of this wonderful city,  especially when Vietnamese cuisine becomes more popular in the world nowadays. Moreover, it  conquers Barcelona little by little by a balanced combination of sour, sweet and spicy, fresh ingredients and less oil usage in cooking. If you want to try the real Vietnamese food, we suggest you to go to one of 5 best Barcelona Vietnamese restaurants! They belong to native Vietnamese therefore they bring you the true taste of this popular Asian cuisine! Now, it's time to  quickly check what a food-loving Suitelife blogger offers you.....

La Vietnamita

[caption id="attachment_54796" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Vietnamese sandwich[/caption] Located in 2 crowded streets of Gracia and Born areas, LaVietnamita now is known much more as the best Barcelona Vietnamese restaurant offering the true Vietnamese fast food. However, unlike other kinds of fast food, this restaurant 's slogan is " Be food conscious" so all of its dishes are created by local fresh and healthy organic vegetables. With a base of rice and noodles, it also a perfect choices for vegetarians. Full of colorful vegetables but still keeping the best taste for each bite, its food really satisfies even the most difficult customers. Moreover, this Vietnamese restaurant also offers ready-to-go Vietnamese sandwiches - the world's best street food you have to try at least once in our life. Check out the menu  there Addresses: Torrent de l’Olla, 78 08012 (Gràcia)  or Carrer Comerç, 17 (Born) Phone: 935 18 18 03 Hours: 1:00 – 5:00 pm, 7:30 – 11:00 pm

Bun Bo Vietnam

Last week, the first time I enjoyed the meal in Bun Bo Vietnamese restaurant, I felt like I was in Vietnam, my homeland, eating the most traditional and dedicate  dishes. This place is really amazing with a oriental and distinctive decoration and copious menu full of most popular food such as Vietnamese xoi chien nhan, rice balls with meat inside, lettuce rolls, spring and summer rolls, or pho soup, a plate that combines meat and rice. It also have wide range of special drinks such as beer and Vietnamese coffee  smelt like heaven. Let's go there in the Gothic Quarter and enjoy a stunning meal at the terrace for warmer days! Check out the menu  there Address: Calle Sagristans, 3

Phone:933 01 13 78

Hours: 1:00 pm – 12:00 am

Hanoi and Hanoi II

Following the success of first Hanoi restaurant, one of the first Barcelona Vietnamese restaurants, the owner decided to open the second one in Avenida de Sarria. Named after the capital of Vietnam, both restaurants offer high quality and flavorful Vietnamese dishes cooked by a native chef in elegant and fancy space. Especially, it is more varied with the addition of Thai and Chinese specialities. Even though the average price for dishes is a little bit higher than others ranging from 20-30 euros, it is still acceptable because of their  delicate flavors and unexpected combinations of ingredients. However, if you are on a budget, the perfect time to visit is at midday when they offer lunch courses with cheaper price than normal, for example only 10,90 € for the set lunch menu. Must-try: Beef with mandarin or Mussi shrimps Check out the menu  there Addresses:

• Hanoi Plaça Doctor Letamendi, 27 08007 Barcelona Tel. 934 515 686 L-S 12:30-16 h y de 20:30-24 h. / D 12:30-16 h.
• Hanoi II Av. Sarrià, 37 (Josep Tarradellas), 08029 Barcelona Tel. 93 444 1099 L-D 13:00-16:00 / 20:30-24:00

Indochine Ly Leap

I am just an intern who is on a budget so I rarely come to this Barcelona Vietnamese restaurant because of its pricey menu but if you are in a generous mood and desire an outstanding and tasting menu, you should give it a try. The most attractive thing is its interior beautifully decorated like an Asian tropical garden with bamboo and fish all around. Also, it is really nice that  your dishes's colorful garnish are made from plants grown at the restaurant terrace by Ly Leap, the place owner. Some of the highlights on the classic menu include marinated chicken in ginger, garlic, soy, coriander and wrapped with lemon leaves and Green mango with caramelized pork meat. Just imagine you enjoy your dinner in an exotic landscape with tables set in an artificial pond with huge gold fish, it would definitely be an unique experience! Address:

Carrer de Muntaner, 82

Phone:934 51 17 96

Hours: 1:00 – 4:00 pm, 8:00 pm – 12:00 am

Me

[caption id="attachment_54827" align="aligncenter" width="225"] Vietnamese style secreto de Iberico, marinated and sous vide on the grill[/caption] If you are an Asian food lover but want innovations and creations in cooking, this Barcelona Vietnamese restaurant is obviously the best option for you. The secret of its success is in the perfect fusion between 3 cuisines: Vietnamese, Catalan, and Cajun in all recipes inspired by 2 owners: one Vietnamese and another from Catalunia. Thus, you will have a chance to taste the most innovative plates such as bo luc lac (a salad of watercress and sauteed veal) or xao bahn (a Vietnamese crepe stuffed with vegetables).... You shouldn't miss the delicious bonita  a type of fish) and the "crawfish pot pie". The bonita was prepared in a roll that is covered in various delicacies and the presentation is gorgeous and mouth-watering. Also, order goat cheese cheesecake for dessert and you will be addicted after first bite. :)) Not only an excellent menu but also the service and the owner's hospitality  makes this place become one of the best Barcelona Vietnamese restaurants! Address: C/ Paris 162

Phone:934 19 49 33

Hours:  Wednesday to Friday 13-16h. Tuesday to Saturday  20: 45-23h

I believe that even if you are not an Asian food lover, you'd still love the stunning meals from these Barcelona Vietnamese restaurants. Therefore, visit one of them and give us your feedbacks as well!

Check out our last blog about  Pho ( one of best Vietnamese food)  and where to enjoy the best one there :) Linh]]> 1015 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/drones-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:44:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1106 Drones in Barcelona - what you need to know Have you been looking for info on drones in Barcelona? Buenos dias beloved SuiteLifers! How's things? Are you ready for some really cool action? Because this blog is all about drones in Barcelona! It will contain all the major providers of renting services for these babies in case you feel adventurous and you are in the mood for some really stunning footage, obviously shot from the sky! It is only logical that the Barcelona skyline is gorgeous, so why not shoot it? If your answer is YES!, now is drones in Barcelona time! Let's quickly see where you can find them.

DRONAIR

• LOCATION: Barcelona
• WEBSITE: http://www.dronair.es/
• PHONE: +34 931 720 123
• EMAIL ADDRESS: info@dronair.es
• SERVICE LEVEL: Professional - specialised on the creative industries such as design, architecture, etc.

DFLY VISION

• LOCATION: Plaça Palmeres 4 Barcelona
• WEBSITE: http://www.dflyvision.com/
• PHONE: +34 627529240
• EMAIL ADDRESS: info@dflyvision.com
• SERVICE LEVEL: Industrial - focus on the building and agricultural industries

FLY CAMERA

• LOCATION:Bolivia 212, Barcelona
• WEBSITE: http://www.flycamera.es/
• PHONE: +34 629 60 86 90
• EMAIL ADDRESS: info@flycamera.es
• SERVICE LEVEL: Professional - concentrated on the event management and planning industry

AEROSHOTS

• LOCATION: Camp 89, Barcelona
• WEBSITE: http://www.aeroshots.es/
• PHONE: + 34 934 171 403 / +34 639 321 927
• EMAIL ADDRESS: info@aeroshots.es
• SERVICE LEVEL: Industrial - focused on manufacturing businesses

DRONES EN ALQUILER

• LOCATION: Barcelona
• WEBSITE: http://www.dronesenalquiler.com/
• PHONE: +34 646 096 387
• EMAIL ADDRESS: info@dronesenalquiler.com
• SERVICE LEVEL: Private - casual use for regular people

SPANISH REGULATIONS REGARDING DRONES

Until the 4th July 2014, the use of any type of drone is Spain use to be completely banned. Right now, these restrictions are a little bit more permissive, but the drones have to abide certain rules. You can find all that legal information by clicking here. But in a nutshell, thanks to our friends at DRONAIR, we've put together a simplified list of rules that you should know if you are considering flying some drones in Barcelona:

• The drone should have the maximum mass at take-off less than 10 kg
• Maximum flight height should be below 400 feet
• Flying drones will require a specific safety study (not general or basic as it is now)
• Security measure regulations will change in the near future, becoming more rigorous than they are right now
• Express permission from the specific Government departments specialised  in actions related to filming shows or events will shortly be required.

Hope you enjoyed this blog about drones in Barcelona, till next time, peace out drone aficionados! P.S.: Here's a glimpse on how your recordings will look like after using some drones in Barcelona! Muchisimas gracias, Dragosh (El Dragon)]]> 1106 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-food-tour/ Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:43:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1113 Eat like a local with our Barcelona Food Tour! You want to experience the best traditional Spanish food in the world don't you? Then look no further as we will give you the top selection of our Barcelona food tour companies where you can explore the best food along with all the cultural hot spots across this amazing city! Now let's get started!

1. Food Lover Tour

Are you looking for authentic places to eat local food ? This Barcelona food tour, as the name suggests, is definitely the perfect choice for lovers of good food. The slogan of this food tour is " “Where the locals go, we go!” they promise to bring foodies like myself to top quality locations where you are guaranteed to have a memorable experience. The Food Lover Tour offers both private and small group tours with many categories such as Gourmet lover, Wine lover, Sweets lover, Tapas lover and even football lover. The price of each tour differs and these range accordingly for example the cheaper options are €29 for Sweets lover tour  or if your a sports fan then the more expensive option which is €300 for the Football lover tour. From current reviews, it is most certainly worth the money, not only do they provide excellent meals but also the profound knowledge of tour guides about the history of Spanish food and culture. Book a tour here Info: Address: Ausiàs Marc 61- 63 entr. 208010 Barcelona Phone :+34 607 196 1532.

2. The Barcelona Taste

This particular Barcelona food tour is the city’s first tapas tour dedicated completely to Barcelona’s food and drink. It has been the insider guide for many visitors to Barcelona who are passionate on food for the last 5 years. From my own experience, you will have an unforgettable evening with plentiful food and drinks. Moreover, the host is very friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic, willing to answer all your question about Barcelona, not only about the food but also about Barcelona life and history. This tour lasts about 2-3 hours in which you stop at 3-4 restaurants from high-quality to home-made ones. You can choose the Gótico Tour which takes you through Barcelona’s famous Gothic quarter or Gràcia Tour discovering one of Barcelona’s most important neighborhoods. The price is only €80 per person. You can check details and book a tour there. Info: Phone: 670 37 01 30

3. Taste Barcelona Walking Tours

You can find tapas restaurant in every corners of Barcelona but they might be tourist traps that charge you over the odds for just regular tapas. For this reason, Taste Barcelona Walking Tours ensures to help you avoid this from happening. It takes us through different neighborhoods of the city whilst revealing some " hidden secrets " in Barcelona. You are gonna love copious types of tapas and wines from Spain and the local regions around Barcelona after enjoying a fantastic evening with an experienced tour guide who provides the most interesting, historic and fascinating parts of Barcelona. Especially that the fact this tour is exclusive which ensures that you will have a personal and enjoyable experience. The price for this all-inclusive tour is €105 per person for this particular Barcelona food tour. It's such a great tour for eating and walking! Book a tour there ! Info: Address: Carrer del Dr. Trueta, 230, 08005 Barcelona Phone:672 35 36 88  

4. Barcelona Slow Travel

If your like me you and are not only in love with food but also love to cook, this Barcelona food tour will give you everything you need. It is like no other tour, this is where you can really discover Barcelona in such a real and meaningful way. Besides information about hidden places, local spots and cool things to do in Barcelona, you have chances to learn about organic ingredients and new cooking techniques while making new friends in the process. Actually, this tour attracts most people due to its 2 delightful hosts: Cristina and Guillermo. They are the King & Queen of local seasonal cooking in Barcelona, creating an awesome atmosphere for your cooking lessons. The average price for each person is about €50 and it also provides free information about everything in Barcelona in their blogs. Book a tour here Info: Address: Carrer de Còrsega, 199 Phone:  635 30 28 175.  

5. Aborigens -Local Food Insiders - Day Tours

This Barcelona food tour seems to be the most popular and professional one, this tour has been described as "One of the 6 Best Food Tours in the World" (The Sunday Times, UK) . It also offers a private tour to explore the real local gastronomy of Barcelona with native experts who are fully Licensed Tour Operator. Based on its reputation and many great reviews, I would like to recommend this tour for foodies who want to taste the Catalan cuisine in a vibrant manner. It would be a new experience where you can enjoy the best local recipes, in the way Catalans make them as well as discovering non-touristic spots across the city. Moreover, the timetable for this tour is flexible not only in the evening but also other times with many more categories.  The average price for each person is quite affordable at €120. Lots of fabulous food and drink experiences are waiting for you, don't hesitate to book a tour here ! Info: Address: Aragó, 184 Entl.C, 08011 Barcelona Phone:931 87 37 50 I hope you can choose the most suitable Barcelona food tour for you from the list above and have an amazing culinary journey. Thanks for reading and if you know of any others that we missed let us know! ^^ Linh]]> 1113 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/chupitos-bar-barcelona/ Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:12:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1874 Chupitos Bar Barcelona - Are you looking for a fun time in Barcelona? There are tons of bars in Barcelona but Chupitos is definitely one of the more "creative" ones! When I went to Chupitos for the first time, I was amazed by the variety of shots. I don't know what I expected but they sure suprised me! They offer more than 200 different shots, I will guarantee you that they most definitely have something that fits your taste! There are shots served with tiramisu, creme, cucumber, anything you could possibly imagine. The creativity of the owners is truly unique! During the weekend this bar is literally packed. Since it's a really small one, it's hard to find a place to sit. I went there on a Monday and there were still a lot of people. Most of them were American students.

The Monika Lewinski "Shot"

One of the specialties chupitos so kindly has to offer you is called the "Monika Lewinksy Shot". The waiter blindfolds you and then....ok this might not be G-rated and I don't want to be a spoiler. You should try it out yourselves. I saw a girl doing it and it was hilarous. Well, at least for her friends.

General Information

- Price of one shot: 2€ - Location: C/Aribau 77 in Eixample (this is where I went), there is another one on Passeig de Colón, 8. - Nearest metro: Universitat (for the one on Aribau), Jaume I (for the one on Passeig de Colón,8) Both chupitos bars are owned by the same person, which means that they offer more or less the same. Even if these bars are specialised in serving shots, you can order a beer among other things as well. Thus, it's a really cool international place to have fun with friends, absolutly worth a visit! Wanna drink on the cheap ? Check out our Barcelona's Best Cheap Bars Blog Do you know other good bars in Barcelona for having shots? Please feel free to drop a comment below!  ]]> 1874 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-from-above-best-views/ Mon, 31 Aug 2015 11:40:15 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1877 Have You Ever Seen Barcelona From Above? Have a Look at The City From a Different Perspective! When you come in to land in Barcelona by plane you can see the city in all its glory but you may wonder where you can also have this point of view. So I took one full day to cover some parts of the highest points of Barcelona in order to bring you the Top 5 Views of Barcelona from above.

Plaza Espanya

From the rooftop of the Arenas de Barcelona built in 1929 for the International Exhibition we can see the roundabout in Plaza Espanya which is the main junction of different streets in Barcelona: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, Avinguda del Paral-lel, Carrer de la Creu Coberta and Carrer de Taragonna. This particular roundabout is inspired by the Versailles fountains. On the middle ground, we can see the two Venetian towers of Barcelona and in the background the Palau Nacional MNAC which is now the Museum Nacional D'Art de Catalunya. The first selection of pictures was taken in top of the Arenas de Barcelona, you can go on the roof of this mall for free. [caption id="attachment_16834" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View from the rooftop of Arenas de Barcelona - Plaza Espanya[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16890" align="aligncenter" width="383"] View of Barcelona from Arenas de Barcelona - Palau Nacional and La Fida[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16837" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View from the rooftop of the Arenas of Barcelona on Plaza Espanya[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16838" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View from the rooftop of the Arenas of Barcelona on Plaza Espanya[/caption]

Palau Nacional MNAC

For the second set of pictures, I went to the Palau Nacional MNAC which is just in front of the Arenas, to go up to the top you can use the escalators.  If you've ever been in Las Vegas it will remind you of the Strip. When you're at the top of the stairs you can take time to appreciate the views of Barcelona just in front of you. [caption id="attachment_16869" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View from the Palau Nacional MNAC in Barcelona[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16871" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View of the Sagrada Familia from the Palau Nacional MNAC[/caption]

Montjuic Park

For the 3rd photoshoot, I went to the top of Montjuic - to the Castell de Montjuic walking. The teleferic was kind of expensive and it's much better to go there on foot. You can see lots of things like some stuff from the Olympic Games of 1992, some sculptures or even the old olympic pool. So this set of pictures will be from different views of the parc. [caption id="attachment_16874" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View of the Port of Barcelona from the Parc of Montjuic[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16859" align="aligncenter" width="380"] View of the Port of Barcelona from Montjuic Park[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16875" align="aligncenter" width="383"] View of the Monument a Colom from the Parc of Montjuic[/caption]

Castell de Montjuic: The Place to Be to See Barcelona From Above

For the 4th photoshot, I took photos of Montjuic from Castell de Montjuic. This Castle is pretty big and really interesting to visit and you can have one of the best views of the city from the top of it. You can see all the city from the beach to the mountain of Tibidabo. [caption id="attachment_16877" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View of Barcelona from the Castell of Montjuic[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16880" align="aligncenter" width="576"] View of the Port of Barcelona from the Castell of Montjuic[/caption]

Colon Monument

At the bottom of the Ramblas, the Monumento a Colon is raised to welcome boats which are coming to the Port of Barcelona. For 4€ and at least a 20 minute wait you can go to the top of it to see the whole city. If you're claustrophobic I wouldn't recommend going there as it is really small and the elevator is so small that you can only have a maximum of 4 people  in it. When you're at the top you will see the city through small windows that you can open but if you want to take beautiful pictures this is not the best place. This place is pretty touristy and if you don't go you won't miss much. The pictures taken in this monument are not the best photoshoot photos I have taken at least you get a different point of view of the city. [caption id="attachment_16864" align="aligncenter" width="383"] View from the Monument a Colom - Las Ramblas[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16865" align="aligncenter" width="383"] View from the Monument a Colom in Barcelona[/caption] Barcelona is a city surrounded by mountains, so there are plenty of other high points of view that you can discover too! Feel free to travel outside the city to see another beautiful side of Barcelona. Share your thoughts with us in the comments below! -by Kok Natha HEN. (pictures included)]]> 1877 0 0 0 199 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/touristy-vs-non-touristy-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-best-pizza-in-barcelona/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 11:22:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=260 Mamma Mia, This Is The Best Pizza in Barcelona! Yesterday I went with some friends to eat a pizza in Barcelona, after an amazing  day in Montserrat. We were sitting in the bus, on the way back, tired and sleepy, and started to dream about pizza, like Homer Simpson. Mmmm pizza... I'm Italian and rarely go to a pizzeria in Barcelona because most restaurants serve just an imitation of the authentic Italian pizza. I remembered many friends recommending this place, I was still skepical (because they're not Italians!)  but decided to go anyway. Wanna know how it was? The best. Simply the best pizza in Barcelona I have ever had; and I've had a lot! The staff is Italian, the menu is really Italian, prices are Italian too! The ingredients are premium quality, especially (Her Majesty) Mozzarella di Bufala, the original and only one. And the attention to detail is "tipica napoletana". Go and see with your own eyes: look at them cooking with the concentration and the engagement of a painter, or a pianist. It's amazing! Everything on the menu is really typical Italian food, from the starters to Limoncello. Take a look below: Pizza Margherita for 4€, Melanzane alla Parmigiana (you must try!), Tiramisu for 3€, Limoncello & Caffè Espresso for 1€... Close your eyes and you are on the Amalfi Coast... ....and then you wake up and you are eating an amazing, delicious and homemade pizza in Barcelona! NAP Neapolitan Authentic Pizzeria, Carrer Gombau 5, 08003 Barcelona Metro L4 Urquinaona or Jaume I). Open every day 1,30-4.30pm, 8pm-12am. Link: https://www.facebook.com/nap.bcn?fref=ts Suggestion: If you are a big group, try to be there before 10pm! La vita è bella!   :-)     Did you try pizzeria NAP yet ? Let us know in the comments below what you thought about their pizzas! Have a nice day ! -Elio]]> 260 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/learn-about-catalan-culture-in-under-10-minutes/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 13:46:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=699 QUICK-TIPS ON CATALAN CULTURE Knowing Catalan culture is a very useful tool if you are living or traveling in Barcelona. For example, if you don't know that Barcelona is the capital of Catalunya, then you may as well be wearing a sign saying "I am a tourist." But you don't have to be an expert! Just knowing a few bits and pieces on Catalan culture can go a long way. So don't be a completely uninformed foreigner. Read on to learn some quick facts about Barcelona's autonomous community. Also be sure to read some fun facts about Barcelona and the history of how Barcelona got its name.

SIMPLE INFO ABOUT CATALUNYA

- Catalunya is located in the Northeast part of Spain and Iberian Peninsula. - It borders France to the north and the Mediterranean Sea to the east. - Covers 32.114 km2 - Official population is 7.535.521 - Official languages are Catalan, Castellano (Spanish), and Aranese. - Catalunya is an autonomous community of Spain, meaning: - This region of Spain has its own self-government - It has the rights of nationalities and regions. - It manages its schools, social services, urban/rural development, health care, etc. -Catalunya is one of the most economically dynamic regions of Spain. With Barcelona as its capital, it is also a huge tourist destination and international cultural center.

Cool Historical Facts about Catalunya

-The origin of the name 'Catalunya' has diverse interpretations. The 2 most popular are 'Land of the Castles' and 'Land of the Goths' -It was once conquered by Rome and became part of the Roman Empire. -Catalan culture began to develop in the Middle Ages when certain regions of the Iberian Peninsula were ruled by Frankish counts. -Once a part of the the Kingdom of Aragon, Catalunya became a maritime power by trading goods. -Catalunya has had a long history of both gaining and losing its autonomy. -Catalan culture and nationalism was severely repressed during the regime of Franco (1939-1975). -Catalunya recovered political and cultural autonomy in 1978 when Spain adopted a democratic Constitution.  

Amazing Catalan Culture Aspects

-The Flag of Catalunya is "La Senyera" -National Day of Catalunya, called 'La Diada,' is celebrated on September 11th. It commemorates the 1714 siege of Barcelona defeat during the war of the Spanish Succession. -The Anthem of Catalunya is 'Els Segadors'. It is based on the 1639-1640 events during the Catalan revolt. -'Castells' are constructions of human towers (originated in the Southern part of Catalunya, 18th century) -'Sardana' is the most popular dance of Catalunya. -The most popular music of Catalunya is 'havaneres'. -There is also Catalan Rock, Catalan rumba, and Nova Cançó. -Parades consist of 'gegants' (giants) and 'correfocs' (devils/fireworks) -Prohibition of bullfighting in Catalunya came into effect in 2010. Catalunya is only the second Spanish territory to ban bullfighting. While these are only basic facts, they are nonetheless important little pieces to know. Of course, Catalunya has an extensive history, and many times it can be controversial. What do you think is the coolest aspect of Catalan culture? -Sam Fricker

]]> 699 0 0 0 114 http://viewschannel.com/spain-vs-catalunya-six-interesting-facts-about-this-unknown-region/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-brunch-a-view-you-cannot-resist/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 11:15:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=727 Barcelona Brunch: A view you cannot resist Barcelona Brunch combines most of my favorite Sunday activities - a killer view of Barcelona from above, enjoying all-you-can-eat delicious food, chillout music and fresh cocktails. Oh, pardon me, how could I forget - and all that in a pool located on the 11th floor of a quite futuristic-looking hotel. Yeah, it does sound tempting, right? The Barcelona Brunch, offered by hotel Barcelo happens every Sunday and is one of the best ways to spend your afternoon, especially if you are not a tourist and rushing around to check out the usual spots around the city. Besides, let's be honest - a lot of places are actually closed on that day, so is there a better way to relax after a long week? As you can see in the link, the price of the brunch is 25 euros. I won't comment whether that's a lot or not, after all it depends on your budget, but what can I say from my personal experience is that its totally worth it. The brunch itself starts at 12:00 and there's enormous variety of food which would satisfy even the most picky ones. The personnel is very friendly and positive and there's a DJ spinning tunes in perfect synchron with the ambient environment you can see on your right. Ahh, and don't get fooled by the fancy look, being dressed-up is not necessarily at all. After all, the brunch is all about being comfortable. After your Barcelona brunch, you can head to the 11th floor of the hotel where you can enjoy the amazing view of Barcelona with a cocktail (all for free) in your hand. For those of you, interested in photography, the place offers very interesting angles of the city. As I mentioned, there's a pool on the 360º terrace of the hotel. Don't expect olympic size, but its good enough to make you feel you are in paradise! To quickly sum up, this place has everything to offer for a proper Sunday Barcelona brunch. It costs 25 euros, it is every Sunday and the hotel is located in the Raval neighbourhood. Check out the flyer. Do you like how this sound? Don't hesitate and go charge your batteries for the next week. Hasta luego, Ivo]]> 727 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-seafood-restaurant-la-paradeta/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:58:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=883 Looking for a Barcelona Seafood Restaurant? We found a delicious and cheap Barcelona seafood restaurant made for you: La Paradeta is the most unique Barcelona seafood restaurant due to its reasonable prices, its seafood's freshness and its informal "fish market" atmosphere. Barcelona seafood restaurant La Paradeta has been operating for 15 years. The first one of these alternative fish and marisco restaurant chains opened on Carrer Riego, 27 in Barcelona. It was not long before the owner, coming from South of Spain, opened 4 other marisco (seafood) restaurants in different locations in Barcelona, having established the popularity of his original concept. Ideed, La Paradeta is based on a very simple idea: people like fresh food and a fish market atmosphere. So the first thing La Paradeta's clients do is choose their fish and seafood directly from the market stall. I like to walk by just to see its explosion of colours enhanced by the pure white of the ice that surrounds all kinds of fish, lobsters, crabs, squids, shrimps, prawns and seashells. As La Paradeta's smiling manager on Carrer Comercial explained, the owner was very much inspired by Thaïland's fish markets where fish and seafood are caught, sold, cooked and eaten on the spot. Barcelona being a market's town, the mysterious Southerner decided to take advantage of this characteristic. All products are brought to the restaurants each day by La Paradeta's very own careful selection of general seafood and fish markets in Barcelona's famous port. Once you've decided what you'd like to eat (it's not easy with so much choice!), you pay per kilo for the fish and seafood you want to eat (first reason for its cheap prices). Then you collect your cutlery, plates and drinks and chose a table while your delicacies are being cooked (you have a choice as well between several differnet and natural ways to have your food cooked). No waiter will come and harass you (in fact there are no waiters, which is the second reason for its cheap prices): you will be given a ticket with a number on it (similar to the system at In-N-Out Burgers, a famous hamburger chain that is well known in California) like at most European cheese, meat or fish markets. When you hear your number, just get up and fetch your food at the bar!

Some serious recommendations and useful tips about La Paradeta:

1) Make sure you understand numbers in Catalan or Castellano. 2) Order a few dishes at the same time in order not to wait too long between each of them. The cooking usually goes fast though. 3) Order the bread. I'm French and I know about bread. I ate, eat and will eat tons of it in my life, and believe me, La Paradeta's bread was a gift from heaven! 4) Order the white wine they serve there: el Vino Turbio: cheap, fresh, up-lifting, perfect after a hard day of work and with a lovely plate of marinated gambas (shrimp)! 5) La Paradeta doesn't accept credit cards. Please come with enough cash! My friend and I paid around 20 € each for a big salad, three huge plates of marisco, a big piece of fish and a bottle of wine. I loved this dinner. 6) Come early, before the opening if you can, especially on weekends, as the place is so packed you could not fit a pin in! However, you can sometimes be lucky: when I went to La Paradeta (the one located in Pasatge Simó) for the first time, on Wednesday, the 27th January at 10pm, I did not have to wait and could find a table very easily. However, don't court disaster! 7) La Paradeta doesn't sell drinks alone. If you want to drink you'll have to order a bite to eat as well. 8 ) La Paradeta is a NON-SMOKING area (rare in Barcelona, so enjoy it!). 9) Do not bring dates there, it is not a romantic restaurant but more for friends or already set-up couples. Unless your date is not a big fan of fancy crystal glasses and red roses in candle light and likes beer, loud noises and shouts from the kitchen and sudden bursts of laughter. Cheers! For more info on opening hours, locations and anything else you'd like do know, check their website. La Paradeta is simple and all about food (exactly how we like it here at SuiteLife). Do check it out: you will experience the best Barcelona seafood restaurant and seafood meal ever! Yours! Audrey.]]> 883 0 0 0 223 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/domingos-en-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/japanese-restaurant-in-barcelona-temaki-ya/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 13:41:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=930 Japanese Restaurant in Barcelona : TEMAKI-YA To find a delicious Japanese Restaurant in Barcelona is very easy, , but do you know that the fast-food version of Japanese restaurants has also landed in our city? Quick, and something you can eat with your hands, healthy and tasty-as-hell, the Temakis, as this half-japanese half-brazilian treasure is called, have came to stay! TEMAKI?!? What is it? What the f*** has Brazil got to do with that? Ok, I'll try to tell it quickly: A Temaki is a cone-shaped hand-rolled sushi filled with rice, salmon, tuna, vegetables, cream-cheese, avocado, or whatever else the cook might want to use to surprise you! Still can't figure it out? Don't lie! You already saw the pictures! But you see, it's irresistible, isn't it?! Delicious fast-food became popular in Brazil a few years ago - after the boom of japanese restaurants - and has been growing more and more every year, gaining market ground on traditional fast-food like hamburgers and pizzas. So, after vacations in Brazil, Carmen Pereira and Gabriel Miranda , two Brazilian that has lived in Barcelona for 20 years now, saw the opportunity of bringing the concept of the Temakerias to Europe: Healthy, quick, tasty and cheap! The japanese restaurant in Barcelona, Temaki-ya (Temaki Now) has a classic temakeria style: simple and clean, no tables - just high seats - ingredients on display, and a cozy atmosphere. For a Brazilian like me, it was like being back in Sao Paulo! I was also surprised with the variety of the menu , there are around 50 options of Temaki, and also includes others japanese specialities - don't miss the Hot-rolls. Creativity at its best! It's impossible not to find one you like (I bet you would eat at least 80% though). So, if you're tired of the tons of mainstream japanese restaurant in Barcelona, you have to try Temaki-ya. Actually, it should be in your MUST-DO list! It's delicious, healthy, cheap and innovative! What more could you want? Go check it and give us your feedback! Where is it? At Calle Gignas, 28 (El Gotico), close to Plaza Sant Jaume! For more info check their website! There you find opening hours and extras! Almost forgot! If you like their Facebook page, you'll be updated with discounts and promotions! The most famous, for example, is that every Thursday, every temaki you buy,  you get the second one for only 1 euro (as you can see at the image below)! Irresistible! Jack!]]> 930 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-map-a-map-you-cant-live-without/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:44:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1195 BCN Map & Neighborhoods Map A BCN Map is a must-have when visiting Barcelona but don't worry, we've got one for you as well as a Barcelona Metro Map! We've also written you an introduction to the Barcelona Old City so you can start exploring! We know you're new here so we recommend you start getting an idea of the neighborhoods of Barcelona by using our Barcelona Neighbourhoods map. Also, check out our Barcelona Neighborhood Guide! With a BCN map in hand, there is nothing better than taking a walk around the Barcelona Old Town (also called Ciutat Vella). Its made up of four main areas: El Raval, Barri Gotic, El Born and La Barceloneta. Its one of the most popular Barcelona tourist destinations as it is full of history and has its own distinct characteristics. Out of the four areas, the Barri Gotic is the most central to the Barcelona Old City. The Old City, as its names implies, is pretty flippin' old! Most of the buildings were originally built in medieval and even Roman times and quite a few of them are listed as World Heritage Sites. One famous one is the Palau de la Musica Catalana by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, the only concert hall in Europe which is totally lit by natural daylight.

Another important BCN map: Tourist map of Barcelona

Once you have a tourist map of Barcelona, you can make sure that you won't miss any of the great tourist attractions in Barcelona. The best and most relaxing way to visit all the tourist attractions in Barcelona is to take the tourist buses. They are operated by Barcelona Bus Turistic regularly and all year round. They have three lines – red, blue and green. All the stops are located at the main and most famous Barcelona tourist attractions so you can't miss it. The map from Barcelona Bus Turistic can be downloaded from its official website.

The Barcelona metro map - One of the most handy Barcelona maps

If you think having a Barcelona street map is not enough, check out the Barcelona metro map. The Barcelona metro was started in 1924, and the very first line was between Lesseps and the Placa de Catalunya, which is still part of the modern Line 3. Nowadays, there are 8 metro lines (L1, L2, L3, L4, L5, L9, L10, L11) and the FGC (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat) line with twelve routes. The network is operated by two different operators: Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB); and Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC). The individual journey for the metro is 2.15 euro per ticket, and €9.95 for 10 trips and, remember, within one hour you can transfer to different lines for free. Don't fancy taking the metro? Check out the 23 Alternative means of transport in Barcelona! A word of warning: when you're desperately poring over your new maps in search of your next stop, make sure to stand to the side of the road or duck into a shop. Standing with your head buried in maps is like a flashing neon sign over your head identifying you as a tourist and it can make you a bit of an easy target for pickpockets if you don't have your wits about you! Charlotte Jiaqian Chen, SuiteLifer]]> 1195 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/brunch-in-barcelona-a-story-about-picnic/ Fri, 04 Sep 2015 13:57:45 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1496 Brunch in Barcelona is amazing! So, where is a good place to eat in Barcelona? Get ready, it’s time for a picnic! Finding the best brunch in Barcelona can be a tricky task on a lazy Sunday morning. Therefore, we at SuiteLife are here to help you!  Read this article and I can promise you that your Sunday afternoon and your Sunday Barcelona brunch will be perfect! Sunday – the end of the weekend, but this doesn’t mean the end of fun, especially if you have the luxury of going for Brunch in Barcelona. I mean, you can wake up at noon and still get breakfast with extras (and yes, by extras I domean cocktails!) In fact, one of my favorite parts of the weekend is the Sunday brunch in Barcelona and my favorite part of the city is El Born so I thought, why not combine the two? From living in Los Angeles, I am used to gathering all my friends together, dressing up (even though it might be the day after a big night...) and spending Sunday afternoon updating each other over brunch and a couple of cosmopolitans. That’s why I got really excited when my best friend here in Barcelona told me about this new and chic place in El Born called Picnic. “They have the best brunch in Barcelona and amazing cocktails” she said, adding “and the menu is great!” “However, it’s supposed to be very popular so fingers crossed we’ll get a table.” “Let’s go there” I said with excitement. And so we did! We walked a few blocks down from my friend’s apartment and in a corner between the beginning of Comerç and Ciutadella Park we finally found the cute little restaurant Picnic. Weekend brunch in Barcelona is definitely the part of the week when this cosy restaurant gets busiest and it was crowded as in c-r-o-w-d-e-d!  “Popular huh?” I said to the waiter at the door who smiled and nodded “ I am sorry but we are full, Sundays are really busy but call this week and make reservations for the next weekend! You girls would love our Strawberry mojitos and Bloody Marys”. Although we didn’t make it this time, I got a glimpse of this chic and hip Barcelona brunch restaurant. I was very impressed with the menu in which different kinds of pancakes, smoothies, fruit-plates and scrambled eggs were just a few of the options. The menu even featured smoked mussels, olive toast, a special recipe for fried green tomatoes as well as a kangaroo fillet. Furthermore, I noticed how the kitchen was open and not divided from where you sit and eat. In other words, the atmosphere was amazing and very friendly! People by the bar were chit-chatting with the chef and outside, people were having conversations with some of the waiters. Unfortunately, this Sunday we ended up having a picnic in the park with some salad and snacks. Not as good as the real Picnic itself but we got our Sunday picnic after all. This week, me and my friend will definitely make our reservations for Picnic and make sure we have a table for this coming Sunday. Will I see you there? What's your favourite spot for brunch in Barcelona? If you already have been or looking for more brunch options, don't look any further. Try Milk, famous for it's Eggs Fry up & The Eggs Benedict. Que Aproveche! Charlotte Giver]]> 1496 0 0 0 205 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/the-metro-in-barcelona-a-method-to-its-madness/ Tue, 01 Sep 2015 15:56:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1952 The Metro in Barcelona: A method to its madness Here is some useful information and tips for newcomers to Barcelona - the metro in Barcelona, tickets and operating hours! Barcelona's modern public transport system will take you from its beaches both near and far, to all its important sites and neighbourhoods. Having lived and visited several of Europe's major cities, I am familiar with that problem we have all faced before - standing in front of a ticketing machine in bustling station, pressing an unresponsive screen, and wondering which ticket to buy while a queue of impatient locals look over your shoulder.... Hopefully this post can make that daunting situation all the more comfortable.

The Metro System:

The metro in Barcelona is composed of several underground lines managed by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) and is divided into 6 zones. Zone 1 includes Barcelona's city centre. Whether you are coming to Barcelona for travel, study, or work, this should be sufficient. I personally stick to zone 1, and buy a separate ticket when traveling beyond the boundaries of Zone 1.

Frequency and Operating Hours:

The trains for the metro in Barcelona consistently call at stations every 2/3 minutes on week days, and every 10 minutes on week-ends. The estimated calling times are even posted to the second! From Monday to Thursday, the metro in Barcelona (specifically the L1, L2, L3, L4, L5, L11 lines) starts at 5am and stops at 12 am (supposedly, its a good way to prevent people from going out during the week). On Fridays, the metro in Barcelona runs from 5am to 2am, and on Saturdays they run non-stop! Be mindful of public and festive holidays: on New Year’s Eve and the eve of June 24th, August 15th, September 9th , the lines run non-stop. On the eve of other holidays, it runs from 5am to 2am. However, on Christmas Eve (December 24th), the metro in Barcelona stops at 11pm.

Prices and Tickets:

Currently, single tickets for the metro in Barcelona  (TMB system) and for Barcelona Busses cost €1.15 per journey. They’re handy if you’re just dropping by Barcelona as they are cost effective for up to 3 trips. If you're fortunate enough to be staying longer in Barcelona, then I would urge you to consider the following alternatives:

• T-10 Ticket: For all means of public transport. Price ranges from 9.95€ for zone 1 (each journey is valid for 1h15 after validation), to 42.05€ for all 6 zones (each journey is valid for 2h30 after validation)
• Multi-Day Travel Cards: Tourism ticket. This ticket gives you an unlimited number of journeys over a certain number of days. This includes metro and bus (TMB), local train (FGC), tram (TRAM) and regional train (Rodalies de Catalunya). You can use it on the Rodalies train to and from the airport too! Prices range from 14€ for the 2-day travel card, to 32€ for the 5 day travel card.
• T-Dia Ticket: Unlimited number of journeys on all forms of transportation. The price ranges 7.60€ for 1 Zone, to 21.70€ for 6 Zones.
• T-4 Travel Card: If you are moving to Barcelona, obtain residency, and are older than 60 years or have a recognised disability, you may be eligible for this ticket after obtaining a reduced-fare "Targeta rosa metropolitana", or a reduced-fare "Carnet rosa metropolità". This travel card also includes 10 journeys, valid on the TMB bus and metro network (except special services and Barcelona's Bus Turístic), the Barcelona Metropolitan Area (AMB) bus network, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC) and Tram (zone 1 only).
• T-Mes: An individual travel card valid on all forms of public transport for an unlimited number of journeys in 30 consecutive days from the first validation. The price for 1 Zone is 52.75€. Note that T-Mes cards must be accompanied by a valid ID. The number of the ID document used must be printed on the travel card.
• T-Trimestre: Valid on all forms of public transport for an unlimited number of journeys over 90 consecutive days from the first validation. The conditions for this card are the same as those for the T-Mes.

For more information on TMB's wide range of ticketing options, please see the Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona website.

Where to find tickets:

The easiest way purchase your respective ticket is at one of the automatic vending machines located in each Barcelona metro station. The vending machines have several language settings, and if you require any help there is an assistant in most stations. Additionally, some tickets can be purchased online. Please, check out . For more information on purchasing your ticket, check out:

• the TMB website;
• or on ServiCaixa website specialized in selling tickets for all kinds of events in different Spanish cities;
• go to Barcelona Tourist Information Offices;
• FGC railway stations; or
• TMB customer service stations.

Additionally, ensure that you take one of the metro system maps which you can find near the automatic vending machines. These can also be found online here.   [caption id="attachment_1959" align="aligncenter" width="438"] Estació de França - Barcelona's most charming station[/caption]

Tips:

The metro in Barcelona has some unsaid rules that newcomers can easily pick-up: First of all, the metro in Barcelona has several lifts and escalators. During peak hours, they become very crowded and given how narrow they are, expect to be pushed passed during these crowded periods. So, it is best to keep to your right when on the escalator, so as to leave room for those in a hurry. Escalators will only take you to higher floors. To go down to a platform, all stations require you to take the staircase. Not a bad way to justify last night's tapas indulgences... A great thing about the metro in Barcelona is that you get phone service everywhere (if you have a working phone that is). This is mighty helpful if you get lost and need to find out which station to hop off at. Last but not least, given the number of people using the metro, PAY ATTENTION to who you are surrounded by and what is going on! Like in any public transportation system, the metro in Barcelona has its share of pickpockets.

Connections:

Given the number of lines operating, most journeys will require you to change line. This is when your metro map becomes most useful. Here are a few of Barcelona's biggest transfer hubs:

• Diagonal (L3, L5 and L6): this station leads to  Plaza Juan Carles I, intersecting with Avingunda Diagonal and Passeig de Gracia, two of the biggest axes crossing Barcelona. Diagonal Station is always crowded by busy people in a hurry.
• Passeig de Gracia (L2, L3 and L4): Located right under Passeig de Gracia, at the intersection with Gran Via les Corts Catalanes and is the second biggest hub of the metro in Barcelona with a very long tunnel to go from L2 to L3. Don’t walk there alone after 11pm: notwithstanding its all performing video system, it can be quite unsafe at this time. A tip if by any chance you have to haunt Barcelona's Metro alone late at night - walk along the walls and keep your bag on the wall side.

Other stations with great connections include: Drassanes for Las Ramblas, Gloriès, and Espanya. All are very good metro stops to then explore from. The metro in Barcelona is an experience in itself! Hopefully, you now have a method to its madness. If you or a friend is looking for a great long term flat rental in Barcelona please check out our website www.SuiteLife.es and get in touch for excellent service. Yours! A.]]> 1952 0 0 0 216 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/english-speaking-services-in-barcelona/ 0 0 222 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/architecture-secrets-of-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/catalan-cuisine-top-5-foods-to-try-in-barcelona/ Wed, 02 Sep 2015 11:14:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1967 Catalan Cuisine - What you need to eat while in Barcelona! When you're in Barcelona, you want to see, do and try as much as is humanly possible. An important part of that is getting to know the local specialties, and Catalan cuisine has plenty of those to offer! Certain menus can even be a bit overwhelming, especially when you don't understand a word of Catalan. So to get you started, here's our top 5 of food to try when in Barcelona!

1. Catalan Cuisine - Tapas

This seems quite unoriginal but you simply cannot get around tapas in Barcelona. It's something you must eat when you're here, simple as that! Tapas come in all forms and sizes, but these are some very typical ones: (The fun is of course to randomly pick something from the menu, a great way to discover new things!) - Pa amb tomàquet: slice of bread rubbed with tomato, and topped with olive oil and garlic. Very basic, but oh so good. It is usually given as a side dish, but is also a popular breakfast. - Patates braves: potatoes with a special, spicy sauce - Xipirons: fried squids - Truita de patates: kind of omelette with potatoes - Formatge manchego: Manchego cheese - Pernil iberic: Spanish ham - Olives - Gambes a la planxa: grilled shrimps with garlic - Croquetes de pollastre i pernil: croquettes of chicken and ham Though they are in overabundance, it can be quite trick to find the right tapas bar. Have a look at our previous articles to get an idea of where to go.

2. Catalan Cuisine - Paella / Fideuà

Paella is also a very famous Spanish dish. You will find a lot of restaurants in Barcelona offering paella, though it is actually more of a Valencian dish. But that shouldn't stop you from trying it, of course! It is also very easy to make yourself, just follow our Paella recipe. A Barcelona variant of paella is fideuà, which is with thin noodles instead of rice.

3. Catalan Cuisine - Allioli

Allioli is a typical Catalan sauce quite similar to mayonaise. It is traditionally made with only garlic, olive oil and salt. There are many variations, though. It is eaten with bread, potatoes, fish, meat or vegetables ... so basically anything. I am personally quite fond of cod (bacalla) with allioli. The picture on the right shows the one I had in Els quatre gats.

4. Catalan Cusine - Escalivada

A salad of aubergine (eggplant), peppers, tomatoes, onions, salt, olive oil and vinegar. The vegetables are roasted in a little olive oil beforehand. Trust me, it's delicious !

5. Catalan Cuisine - Crema Catalana

The classic Catalan dessert, very similar to crème brûlée. The difference is that the cream is bit smoother (it is flavored with lemon zest and cinnamon) and the sugar on top is caramelized with a broiler instead of with a flame. All this is of course accompanied by some glasses of cava, wine or beer and great friends! And you ? What are your favorite things to eat in Barcelona ? Leave a comment and let us know! Cheers]]> 1967 0 0 0 86 https://theroamingrenegades.com/2017/04/top-tips-visiting-beautiful-barcelona.html 0 0 94 http://www.IsItfa.org ... [Trackback] [...] Read More: suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/catalan-cuisine-top-5-foods-to-try-in-barcelona/ [...]]]> 0 0 185 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/best-organic-and-seasonal-food-stores-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/weekend-from-barcelona-to-mallorca/ Wed, 02 Sep 2015 15:01:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1968 Barcelona to Mallorca: Visit Mallorca on a Beautiful Weekend! A beautiful weekend from Barcelona to Mallorca is one of the best things to plan while you are in Catalunya. Barcelona is one of the most amazing cities in Europe and, I know, its hard to imagine ever getting bored here or wanting to visit somewhere else... But we all need to escape the city sometimes and visiting Mallorca is a great way to spend a weekend, or even a whole week! For me, as a German, Mallorca is one of my favourite destinations for spending summer holidays. Some German's joke that Mallorca is a German island as it is such a popular tourist destination for them but Mallorca hasn't lost its Spanish charm and is worth a visit for sure!

Basic Information About Mallorca:

Mallorca is one of the Balaric Islands and is located 170 km from Barcelona, in the Mediterranean Sea. The main languages are Spanish and Catalan, though the Majorcans speak a slightly different dialect, called Mallorquí, than the Catalan spoken in Catalonia. The beautiful island is a popular holiday destination for tourists from all over the world. Palma, the capital of Mallorca, has much more to offer than just beaches, restaurants and other leisure activities. Besides all these things, there is a beautiful palace, which is the summer residence of the Spanish King,  and Palma also has a beautiful old town, cathedral, art and shopping.

How to Get There:

Just in case you don't have your own yacht, there are two ways to get there. The first one is to catch a plane, the second is to take the ferry.

Cheap flights from Barcelona to Mallorca:

First of all you should read our blog about airports in Barcelona. If you are lucky, you can find flights for 30€ return. You should check Vueling and RyanAir. Those are the cheapest.

Ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca:

There are two different companies which run from Barcelona to Mallorca. The ride takes 7 hours and prices are rather variable. Usually the flight is way cheaper, but since you can take your car with you, the ferry has advantages too!

Party Places:

Mallorca is full of nice restaurants, beautiful beaches and parties. I have been to two places where everything is about partying.

Palma

The famous beach promenade, located in "El Arenal", is a real party mile. Mostly German people start drinking at the beach, continue in one of the bars and then end up in a club. The level is pretty low, people are wasted and it's all about the alcohol and so. It's not the place to go for everybody, but you can have a great deal of fun there anyways. I went there with my football team and we had an awesome time! However, you should not stay longer than 4-5 days.

Cala Ratjada

Cala Ratjada, located in the north-east of Mallorca, is a small town with a lot of bars, clubs, restaurant but also nice beaches. The level in Cala Ratjada is way higher than in El Arenal. Me and my best friend use to rent a huge apartment every summer and had the time of our lifes. You have everything you need over there. Perfect wheater, nice people, beaches, restaurants and good clubs. It's definetelely a good option for you to check out.

Other Cool Things to Do on Mallorca:

Where do I begin? Mallorca is a paradise for golf players. Even though the island is pretty small, it has tons of golf courses. One of the most spectacular is in Andratx (golf de andratx - camp de mar). Check out their website. Once you are on Mallorca, you should go to Cap de Formentor. Drive all the way up to Fumart, which is located 384m above the sea level. Cap de Formentor is in the very north of Mallorca. I think Mallorca is a beautiful island. Some poeple might say you can have the same in Barcelona but it's different. Mallorca's so varied! You can relax for a couple of days, or really go wild. Mallorca has everything to offer. As you may have already guessed, I'm a big fan of Mallorca. What about you guys? Have you ever been there? Alex]]> 1968 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/the-joan-miro-foundation-in-barcelona/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 11:11:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1979 Discover the Work of Joan Miro - One of Barcelona's Most Famous Artists - at the Joan Miro Foundation. [caption id="attachment_16825" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Gold Of Azure by Juan Miro[/caption] A cute ET like Sculpture will greet you when you arrive to the Joan Miro Foundation, revealing some of the essence of the work of Miro. Indeed his work is as unique and childlike as this character so don't hesitate to bring all your family. Even kids will enjoy this museum. Before going to the Joan Miro Foundation, I didn't really know Miro's work. I saw some of his work in art magazines and books like the Triptyque (the three blue paintings with bursts of color and marks exhibited at the Georges Pompidou center in Paris). However, I didn't know what to expect from this exhibition and I was blown away by it! I just fell in love with all his work with the simplicity of the paintings and the use of the colors.

The Joan Miro Exhibition.

When you go through the exhibition you can see the evolution of his work, the change in the geometry, the color or even the material. At the beginning of the exhibition you can see that for Miro there was an importance placed on the symbolic and the poetic nature of life. He has been classified as a cubist surrealist artist. During his life, he goes through different phases showing influences from Van Gogh to Paul Cezanne. But throughout the chronological exhibition you will understand that Miro's main obsessions were birds, women and stars. The last part of his life was especially dedicated to those three topics. My favorite Miro painting is the "The lark's wing ringed in the blue of gold meets the heart of the poppy asleep on the field studded with diamonds" this one for me is the most romantic. It is quite simple but the choice of the colors and the title reveals everything. [caption id="attachment_16812" align="aligncenter" width="286"] "L'Aile de l'alouette encerclée de bleu d'or rejoint le coeur du coquelicot qui dort sur la prairie de diamants"[/caption]

"You are not alone" exhibition.

At the Joan Miro Fondation, there are also some temporary exhibitions. Currently showing is the "You are not alone" exhibition from the 1st of July until the 18th of September. Even if it is not so present in the media Aids is still here and, of course, a lot of research to fight it is still ongoing. To make people aware of this everyday fight the Joan Miro Fondation welcome the exhibition "You are not alone". "You are not alone" exhibition is here to show the different visions that artists from everywhere in the world can have about Aids. Fourteen artists from Asia, Africa, and America are exhibiting here. It shows you how Aids affects people from different countries, cultures, and lifestyles. This exhibition is sponsored by Fundacion Banc Sabadell. It's the fruit of the collaboration between the Joan Miro Fondation and the ArtAids Fondation thanks to the work of the current FRAC Nord Pas de Calais director; Hilde Teerlinck, and Irene Aristizabal; the assistant curator, with the collaboration of Mr Han Nefkens. After Barcelona, this exhibition will move onto the Museo de Arte Contemporanea de Vigo (MARCO). This museum is one that you can't miss when you visit Barcelona. Miro is one of the most famous and best representatives of Catalan culture, so a visit is highly recommended to discover his work and vision. Don't forget to see the current exhibitions especially the "You are not alone" exhibition. Don't forget that you can visit it with the "Articket". For more information read this blog about the Articket : "Articket Barcelona : Check out 7 great Barcelona museums for one awesome price!" You can get more information about the Joan Miro Foundation at their website "Joan Miro Foundation" -by Kok Natha HEN.]]> 1979 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/passeig-del-born-another-barcelona/ Thu, 03 Sep 2015 10:00:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1993 Passeig Del Born: Another Barcelona Between Via Laietana and the Arc of Triomf When I was asked to take pictures of the Passeig Del Born, I was really thrilled as this part of the city is my favourite! You can find many different types of restaurant from Mexican to Organic or Italian in little plazas. There is also a variety of little stores with clothes from designers like Isabel Marant or Paul Smith. You can also find the Aro Store on Carrer del Rec. Before it became one of the most popular areas of Barcelona with restaurants and cocktail bars, El Born was once home to jousts and celebrations during medieval times. Now it is known for the Palau de la Musica Catalana, the Picasso Museum and the Pre-columbian art Museum. But there are lots of other things that you have to see and try in the small streets of El Born. So, as I said previously in my first Barcelona photoblog about Barceloneta, you just have to walk around this city with your camera. Don't hesitate to go into the smallest streets that you can find! [caption id="attachment_16633" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Plaça in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16634" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Palau de la Musica Catalana in El Born[/caption] The Palau de la Musica Catalana is one of the museums that you can't miss here, in Barcelona. In 1997 it was classified  by UNESCO as a Unesco World Heritage Site. [caption id="attachment_16635" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Passage in El Born[/caption]

Small Streets Often Hide Gems in Passeig Del Borne...

Why not wander through the small streets where you can discover some really interesting bars, shops, and some hidden gems. [caption id="attachment_16636" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Painting in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16638" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Passage in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16639" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Santiags in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16640" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Coques in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16642" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Family Bar in El Born[/caption] One of the most typical old Spanish bars. [caption id="attachment_16644" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Passage del Born[/caption] If you want to have a drink with friends or eat quickly, the Passeig del Born is the place to go. Here you can have the cheapest and best pizza in Barcelona. A slice of pizza for 1.50€ ! [caption id="attachment_16650" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Best Burger in Barcelona "Pim Pam Burger" in El Born[/caption] For me Pim Pam Plats have one of the best burgers in Barcelona. For 3,90€ you can have a pretty amazing Pim Pam Burger. [caption id="attachment_16673" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Little Paco - the only retailer of TOMS Shoes in Barcelona[/caption] In El Born you will also find Little Paco, the only TOMS Shoes retailer in Barcelona. [caption id="attachment_16656" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Stores and bike in El Born[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16652" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Stores in El Born[/caption] On Carrer del Rec, fashionistas and fashionistos will find happiness in one of the little trendy stores. [caption id="attachment_16654" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Atypical convenience store in El Born[/caption] This convenience store is so atypical. [caption id="attachment_16658" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Old guys playing chess in El Born[/caption] Chess players in front of the Arc of Triumf. [caption id="attachment_16659" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Museum of zoology in El Born[/caption] Castell Dels Tres Dragons in the Cuitadella Park is where you can find the Natural Sciences Museum of Barcelona. [caption id="attachment_16660" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Bowl in El Born[/caption] Go walk around the Passeig Del Born, you will find some funny and unusual things! Don't forget to take your camera! - by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included).]]> 1993 0 0 0 ]]> https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/pictures-of-barcelona-barceloneta-photos/ Thu, 03 Sep 2015 11:00:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2005 Pictures of Barcelona: Don't Miss the Barceloneta! "Give me a camera, let me walk around and I will show you what you're missing in Barceloneta." - Kok Natha Hen, SuiteLifer When I first came to Barcelona, the main thing that I knew about this city is the fact that Barcelona is one of the best places to party and of course I knew about the omnipresence of Gaudi work. But the first day I came here, I discovered something more exciting : the city has some seriously atypical architecture. Indeed, Barcelona is the paradise for the camera addict and the camera lover. My favorite part of the city so far is the Gotic and El Born district where you can feel the history and the mix between the modern and the old Barcelona. You just have to walk around Barcelona to fall in love with this city, when I say walking around I mean get lost. Indeed for me every time I'm walking around this city I always choose to take all the small streets without a map so I discover some little places that are less touristic and for sure like that you will have beautiful pictures of Barcelona. So don't be afraid of getting lost in this city, you will make lots of amazing discoveries!!! For my first Barcelona photoblog, I went to Barceloneta (the most famous and touristic beach of Barcelona). I only spent2 hours over there but I succeeded in taking more than 600 pictures so I had to make a choice between all those to show you this beach that you have to see at least one time in your life. [caption id="attachment_15910" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Barceloneta Beach[/caption] [caption id="attachment_15909" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Barceloneta Sidewalk[/caption] [caption id="attachment_15907" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Longboard on the Barceloneta[/caption] Popular mean of transport in Barcelona, especially on Barceloneta Beach : the longboard. [caption id="attachment_15906" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Sculpture on the beach[/caption] One of the numerous sculptures that you can see at Barceloneta beach. [caption id="attachment_15904" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Bike or piece of art ?[/caption] Bike or piece of art ? [caption id="attachment_15903" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Spanish lifeguard on the beach[/caption] Don't worry, the Spanish Lifeguards are there to save and help you. [caption id="attachment_15902" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Windsurfer on the Barceloneta[/caption] Trendy hat. [caption id="attachment_15901" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Bicing Station on the Barceloneta[/caption] Go to Barceloneta by bike; you will find a Bicing Station over there. A beautiful graffiti on a surf shop. [caption id="attachment_15898" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Graffiti 1 on the Barceloneta[/caption] [caption id="attachment_15896" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Graffiti 3 on the Barceloneta[/caption] [caption id="attachment_15895" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Another Barceloneta behind the wall[/caption] Behind the wall, there is another Barceloneta. [caption id="attachment_15894" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Sidewalk tree on the Barceloneta[/caption] [caption id="attachment_15893" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Barceloneta sidewalk[/caption] Maybe you will be lucky enough to see Shakira roller skating on the Barceloneta sidewalk. [caption id="attachment_15892" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Bikes on the Barceloneta[/caption] You can do that too! Your pictures of Barcelona won't come by themselves. Just grab your camera (reflex or compact), take a bottle of water, wear very confortable shoes and go walk around Barceloneta for a "photo hiking"! ;-) -by Kok Natha HEN (pictures included).]]> 2005 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/shopping-blog-in-barcelona-bulala/ Thu, 03 Sep 2015 09:56:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2015

Shopping in Barcelona: The hidden store that the tourists have not yet discovered

I remember, three years ago, when I was a "tourist" in Barcelona. Coming here with my family, I remember going shopping around Plaza Catalunya and Las Ramblas. When letting our maps guide us to El Born in order to continue our shopping spree I started to feel a little bit lost so we decided to do some last-minute shopping in the Born neighborhood and then hit the beach in order to avoid the nausea. Little did I know what I was missing because after living in Barcelona for almost half a year now, I can tell you one thing: the best shopping is not to be found in the touristy-areas. No, the opposite! The best shopping is to be found on the hidden streets of Barcelona! Therefore, when I  saw a chic newly-open store while walking home from grocery shopping in Raval the other day, I thought: if I don't blog about this shop, how will people coming from outside of Barcelona ever find out about it?

Bulala On Ramelleres 24 in Raval

To the left: Marcos Lowy, owner of Bulala. Therefore, I decided to visit Bulala this week in order to get some fab pictures, talk to the owner and...do some shopping! The store is called  Bulala and is located at Ramelleres 24 in Raval. Just go down Las Ramblas from Plaza Catalunya. Make your first right and you are on Carrer Tallers (the street where I live..) then keep walking until you see a big palmtree and make a left. On that street, to your left hand side, is where  you will find this amazing store. Carrying beautiful summer-dresses for no more than 35 Euros, cropped tops with matching cute skirts, outstanding jewelry and hats, blazers and  champange-colored jackets that you won't caught anyone else wearing. After walking around the store I got a sense of what type of style(s) the owner was focusing on selling to his customers. Romance and laces, 70s styles, stripes and Paris chic type of clothes were all to be found. However, I was curious and I wanted to know more. I asked the owner ,Marcos Lowy, what he considered to be the trends for this summer. "I am trying to push exaggerated colorful clothes." he told me "neon is the big thing for this summer and it is all about being brave and having the courage to stand out from the crowd" "I like clothes with stripes and prints." he continues "as well as everything-cropped. These styles are all very happening this summer!" Walking around the store however, I didn't find that much neon but what I did found was a lot of cropped tops (love love cropped tops! Wear the cropped beauties with some high-waisted pants or skirts and you are all set!) Neon colors for the brave. Happy Shopping! (Sidenote!)  These are the open hours: Monday - Saturday 12-15 h / 17-21 h - Charlotte Giver]]> 2015 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/barcelona-activities-sports-be-active/ Fri, 04 Sep 2015 09:13:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2024 Barcelona Activities - Never get bored during the Summer Football in Barcelona is definitely one of the most popular Barcelona activities - The famous team, coached by Josep Guardiola, won the Champions League and National Championship this year and delighted millions of fans all over the world. Unfortunately the season is over - but why don't we go out and play ourselves? Also, there are tons of other Barcelona activities to do! Read on and you won't miss any cool activities in Barcelona.  

Barcelona Activities - Football

As already mentioned, more or less everything is about football in Barcelona. What a lot of people don't know is that there's another pretty successful team in Barcelona apart from FC Barcelona called Espanyol Barcelona. They're absolutely crazy about football here and, being a passionate football player myself, the first thing for me to do in Barcelona was to find a spot to play. It can be difficult to find one, especially if you're trying to join a game rather than set one up. After a few hours of research I found this pitch in "Parque Joan Miró" This pitch is public and accessable for everybody as long as nobody rents it. I went there yesterday and I asked two groups if I could join them. They told me that they rent it every Tuesday at the same time and that I could of course play with them. The surface of the court is pretty slippery but it's still really cool to play there. As the court is surrounded by a high fence, you don't have to hunt for the ball all the time - which is definitely a big plus. Also, they didn't play with a normal size football but with a smaller one which is useful considering the pitch is much smaller than usual. If you are not in the same situation as I am and already have a bunch of buddies around you, you might also want rent this or another pitch. There are plenty of different ones to rent in BCN. Usually it's a 7-a-side pitch but you can also rent the entire football pitch. I never rented one in Barcelona, but this site seems to be good. Let me know if you are planning on renting a pitch. I'm totally in to it ;)

Barcelona Activities - Basketball

Right next to the football pitch in "Parque Miró", there is a basketball court which is the same size as the football pitch. I guess there are a few more courts in Barcelona, but this is definitely a good one.

Barcelona Activities - Water sports

As we already know, Barcelona is surrounded by the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. This means that there are tons of activities to do in the water. If it's sailing, boat trips, swimming or diving Barcelona has everything to offer when it comes to water sports. Nevertheless, one thing is for sure - you have to avoid crowded beaches to really enjoy water sports in BCN.

Sailing:

There are different sailing and boat clubs in Barcelona. They offer a rental service and sailing courses. In order to get all the information concerning courses, races, rentals and local conditions, you should contact the closest marina. Port Masnou Tel: (+34) 935 403 000 Port Olímpic de Barcelona Tel: (+34) 932 259 220 Base Nautica Municipal Av. Litoral s/n (not numbered) Platja Mar Bella Metro:  Poblenou Tel: (+34) 932 210 432

Surfing / Kite Surfing

The lastest in-sport is Kite Surfing. It's pretty hard to learn, but once you get it, it is super fun. Just drive a little further north of Barcelona and you will find perfect conditions for Surfing.

Diving

If you want to discover Barcelona under water, seek for old boats or beautiful reefs, you should go diving. I found this professional company which offers everything around diving. Check out their site for further info.  

Barcelona Activities - Tennis

Although it's really hot during the summer, a decent tennis match in the evening can be very fun. I found this really informative website, which brings together tennis players in Barcelona who seek for someone to play with. The site is non-profit and organises everything around the match. They offer tennis courts all over Barcelona. Sign up, edit your profile and you will find someone who is in the same situation. Tennis Barcelona: check out there site!  

Barcelona Activities - Running

Barcelona is a beautiful city so you can find great places to go running. Sad enough I didn't really get the chance to go running yet.  However, I can think of a lot of places in Barcelona to do so. You can go to the Citaduella Park, Montjuic, or Parc Güell. Simply check out our great blog about where to run in Barcelona and you'll find out everything you need to know.

Barcelona Activities - Biking

Biking in Barcelona can be very fun. To use bicing in Barcelona, you have to be a permanent resident. Anyways, bicing is not really biking and can't be considered as a sport ;) If you want to do real biking, you either buy a bike or simply rent one. The conditions to do biking in Barcelona can't be any better. Being surrounded by mountains, Barcelona has so much to offer for the off-road cyclist. Also, if you don't like the mountains too much, you can go biking through Barcelona which is quite flat. If you aren't familiar with Barcelona and it's surroundings, I'd suggest a guided tour. There are different guided tours, for instance around the Gothic Quarter. Now that you've read this blog, you know everything what there's to do when it comes to sport- activities in Barcelona. I am pretty sure that there are tons of more things to do. You can play golf, go climbing or simply throw frisbee in a park. For now, you should know enough to never end up in front of your computer watching movies with such nice weather outside. What are your favourite Barcelona activities ? Do you know other cool spots to play? Let me know and I'll add them. ~ Alexander Kolb]]> 2024 0 0 0 192 http://suitelife.com/blog/sports-in-barcelona/extreme-sports-in-barcelona/ 0 0 233 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/alternative-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/modern-art-in-barcelona-discover-unknown-artists/ Fri, 04 Sep 2015 14:17:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2037 Modern Art in Barcelona: Some Hidden Galleries in Barcelona Barcelona is one of those cities where you can find art galleries all over the place. This city has inspired so many Spanish and foreign artists over the years thanks to the city's Gaudi heritage and its creative environment. There's art around every corner here, from the smallest streets to the  the main streets and the cool thing about Barcelona is that artists have plenty of space to host their own exhibitions with all different art styles coming together to join the Barcelona art scene. Of course, there are many art museums in Barcelona such as the Picasso, Gaudi and Dali museums which are full of these master artists' work but if you're looking for something a little more edgy and unique, you just have to walk around Barcelona to find something that suits you. I'm going to share some of my favourites with you but the art galleries in this city are best discovered by getting out there and discovering them yourself! Carrer Consell de Cent is the main street where you can find the best art galleries in Barcelona. There are lots of those on both sides of the street from Passeig de Gracia to Carrer Aribau. If you're looking for a classic piece of art to add to your collection, just go there!

Ikara Gallery and Shop

Ikara Gallery in Eixample is a typical skateshop/gallery in Barcelona where local artists exhibit their art. Opening up just a few years ago, this skateshop is also a gallery with different kinds of art especially linked to skateboarding. If you're a skater and looking for some stuff, go to this gallery/shop to find whatever you're looking for! This is one of my absolute favourites and its worth stopping by just to chat to the owner - such a nice guy! Where: C/ Urgell, 82 bajos. 08011 Barcelona. For more information: Ikara Gallery website. [caption id="attachment_16233" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Ikara Gallery[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16234" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Ikara piano[/caption]

Artevistas Gallery

Artevistas Gallery is a hidden gallery in Barcelona located in the Gotico, in the Passatge del Credit. An interesting thing about this building is that it's where the famous Catalan artist Joan Miro was born. This art gallery is composed of two parts: The first is for the permanent collection and the second is for the VIP section. Different artists exhibit their work every month in this VIP section so you're sure to find something new every time you visit. This art gallery promotes local artists by exhibiting their paintings, drawings and sculptures. Where: Passatge del Crèdit nº4. 08002 Barcelona. For more information go to: Artevistas Gallery Website. [caption id="attachment_16235" align="aligncenter" width="576"] Sculpture at Artevistas[/caption] [caption id="attachment_16236" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Artevistas in Barcelona[/caption]

The Disseny Hub Barcelona: DHUB

The Disseny Hub Barcelona is a museum which occasionally features exhibitions mainly focusing on conceptual and modern art. This place is divided into 4 areas: a museum; a scene, which holds conferences and workshops; a research part, which aims to foster discussion and debate; and the action section which attempts to fuse the work, products and services with the world of business. The main activity of the DHUB, however, is concentrated on design. Indeed, their main focus is on its different aspects such as product, visual communication, architecture, and fashion design. Where: C/ Montcada, 12. 08003 Barcelona For more information: The Disseny Hub Barcelona DHUB. [caption id="attachment_16237" align="aligncenter" width="383"] DHUB Disseny Hub Barcelona[/caption]

Miscelanea

In Raval you can find the multidisciplinary arts space Miscelanea which is an art gallery/bar/place to hang out with friends and where different exhibitions are presented. There are around 10 or 15 exhibitions each year from small barcelonese artists to international artists. Where: C/ Guàdia, 10. 08001 Barcelona.

For more information: Miscelanea Website.

[caption id="attachment_16259" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Miscelanea Gallery in Barcelona[/caption]

The MUTT

Opened last year, The MUTT is an art gallery located in El Borne in Carrer Commerç. This art gallery is a balance between art and design. This gallery is also a bookstore with a pretty amazing choice of art books that are more relevant and intriguing than those at FNAC. Go to visit MUTT and become one of the MUTTERS (The United Association Of People Who Love Mutt). Where: C/ Comerç, 15. 08003. Barcelona For more information: The MUTT Facebook page. [caption id="attachment_16253" align="aligncenter" width="590"] Mutt Art Gallery in Barcelona[/caption] Open your mind and visit these galleries. Maybe you will find a piece of art which could light up your place or find the perfect investment piece. Maybe you'll buy something from an unknown artist which could one day be worth millions! -by Kok Natha HEN.]]> 2037 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/churros-con-chocolate-spanish-food/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:43:29 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2045 Churros Con Chocolate: The Best Way to Eat Churros! Spanish food is of course famous all over the world. Barcelona Tapas and Paella are served in many Barcelona restaurants, but when it comes to local Spanish food in Barcelona, it doesn't get much better than the Barcelona Churros con chocolate, served with thick hot chocolate (known locally as Churros con Chocolate) for dunking your Barcelona Churros into, definitely some of my favourite Spanish food!

"What Are These Churros You're Talking About?!"

Churros con chocolate are a sweet type of Spanish food, which are (surprise-surprise) fried, much like donuts. Churros con chocolate are made of  batter, and traditionally sprinkled in hot cinnamon sugar, buenísimo! You know when you have found a good Barcelona Churro stall or "Churrería" as it's known locally, when the Churros are crunchy on the outside, yet soft and yummy in the middle. The surface of a good Barcelona Churro, should also be ridged and shaped like a prism, in a long spirally-twisted length of Churro heavenliness, YES, I really did just say Churro-heavenliness!

How To Eat Churros?

So, you have followed our advice, and after much deliberation and assessment of your local Churro con chocolate suppliers, you have picked the best of the bunch. You are happy that the quality of their Churros con chocolate is sufficient for you to purchase a bag of those heavenly Churro-tastic Churros with a side order of that silky, chocolistic, hot chocolate. What do you do next? Well my fellow Barcelonian Suitelifers, it's easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. First, find a bench or somewhere comfortable to park your bum. Grab hold of one of the crunchy sticks of Barcelona Churro goodness, and dunk it as deep as you can into your pot of hot chocolate, don't be shy, you need to enjoy this Spanish food to the maximum.

Enjoy Churros in the Morning and All Day Long!

Although typically, Churros con chocolate are considered to be a breakfast-time-kinda-food, they are eaten all day, and some of the Churro con chocolate stalls are open all night as well. There's a small Churro stall, near the Joanic metro stop in Gracia Barcelona, it's close to a club I go to and is open until God-knows-what-time, it sells the best Churros con chocolate in Barcelona and makes for the perfect end of night party food! I also advise you to try  the Xurreria El Trebol,  the Granja La Pallaresa  and La Xocolateria by Oriol Balaguer, which are some of the best places to taste de most delicous churros con chocolate. Remember, if you find a great Churros con chocolate place, you can tell us about it on our Facebook page! Yours, Ben Holbrook - Suitelifer and Chocoholic]]> 2045 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/bookstores-in-barcelona-for-english-readers/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:40:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2048 Bookstores in Barcelona: What About English Books? Bookstores in Barcelona are fantastic, if you speak Spanish or Catalan! Are there any Barcelona bookstores which cater to the English readers? Well young SuiteLifer, we're going to tell you about one of the best little bookstores in Barcelona!

Any Good English Bookstores in Barcelona?

[caption id="attachment_9987" align="alignleft" width="260"] Hibernian bookstore in Barcelona[/caption] The Hibernian second hand bookstore in Barcelona offers a huge selection of books. You can find both old and new books but what's more importantly is that they are all in English! The Hibernian book shop is definitely one of my favourite bookstores in Barcelona for a few reasons; 1. A wide selection of books in English - This little bookstore offers some 40 000 titles with 30 non fiction sections ranging from biography to Business. I must say from personal experience, the Hibernian bookstore in Gracia is best for fictional books. 2. The best prices in Barcelona - Barcelona bookstores can be very expensive and although other Barcelona book stores such as "Happy Books" offer English books in Barcelona, they are generally very expensive. Hibernian Barcelona bookstore sells second hand books at great prices. Many of the books are around €3-4 which is better than $20-25 you will pay in other bookstores. 3. Hibernian bookstore Barcelona is in Gracia, my (and most people's) favourite area of Barcelona. You can buy your book and then hang out in one of the many cool cafes and bars in Gracia. 4. Hibernian Bookstore Barcelona offers a part-exchange system where you can take your old books and trade them in for something new....or second hand of course. They value the books based on age, condition and whether or not they think anybody will want to buy it. [caption id="attachment_9988" align="alignleft" width="320"] Hibernian Books Barcelona[/caption]

NB - The Hibernian bookstore Barcelona, do not accept computer manuals, language teaching books older than 5 years, old mass produced books or as in my experience, dictionaries.

The Hibernian Bookstore Barcelona Carrer de Montseny 17 08012 BARCELONA Tel: (+34) 932 174 796   So SuiteLifers, now you know about the best bookstore in Barcelona! Enjoy and take care! BH - SuiteLifer and fellow bookworm.]]> 2048 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/christmas-in-barcelona-traditional-dinner/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:37:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2051 The Traditional Dinner for the Perfect Catalán Christmas in Barcelona! As Christmas in Barcelona gets closer and closer, everyone is staring to think about what to eat during their Catalán Christmas and also Catalán families and housewives are trying to figure out which traditional Christmas dishes they want to cook up for Catalán Christmas Dinner in Barcelona. Traditional Catalán food is very special and tasty all the way from tapas to paella to the delicious churros! Obviously there are traditional Christmas dishes in Catalunya as well, which are often served at Christmas in Barcelona. The traditional Catalán 'Christmas dinner' is usually served during lunchtime on the 25th of December, which distinctly differs from the rest of Spain, where they eat their Spanish Christmas dinner on the evening of the 24th of December. This is the same time when the infamous Caga Tió "poos" out presents to the all little children! If you've already been to any of the Barcelona Christmas Markets you might also see huge 'galets', which is part of traditional Catalán  Christmas  food. It's a type of noodle which Cataláns normally eat at Christmas time with their popular Christmas dish Escudella i carn d'olla!

Escudella de carn d'olla

[caption id="attachment_9966" align="alignleft" width="201"] Escudella i Carn d'Olla[/caption] Escudella de carn d'olla or Escudella i carn d'olla is a typical Catalán Christmas dish. It is a slow cooked one-pot stew,  full of meat, vegetables and the traditional Christmas noodles Galets de Nadal, a very big, nicely shaped type of pasta. Cataláns normally put various meats in the Escudella de carn d'olla: chicken (for Saint Peter), beef (for Saint Luke), lamb (for Saint John) and with pork (for Saint Anthony), along with a large pilota (meatball). Besides this selection of meat they put a huge amount of vegetables into the pot including cabbage, potatoes,  carrot, onion, leek, celery and chickpeas. If it's ready it can be served altogether as a meaty soup for Catalán Christmas dinner, or separately - they remove and keep warm the vegetables and  the meat as second plate, and eat the rest as a soup with noodles for the first course! So this is the most typical traditional Catalán Christmas dinner, but other popular dishes are grilled prawns and stuffed turkey as part of the Christmas dinner in Barcelona.

The desert ? Turrón !

As desert - which I must say is always very delicious in Catalunya - they traditionally serve a selection of sweets and cakes such as marzipan, neules, Christmas bread, 'El Pa de Nadal' or turrón (torró in Catalán). [caption id="attachment_9967" align="alignright" width="202"] A Mouth-Watering Turron[/caption] Turrón is really really popular and not only at Catalán Christmas.  You can buy it in every period of the year! This traditional Spanish sweet is a type of nougat in a shaped like a tablet, made of honey, sugar, egg white and a variety of nuts, especially almonds. I highly suggest you find a shop or Christmas Market in Barcelona to buy and try some turrón, delicious! We hope you enjoed this little selection of traditional Catalán Christmas food, if you have the opportunity try some of them, and let us know what you think! Merry Christmas in Barcelona! ]]> 2051 0 0 0 234 http://suitelife.com/blog/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/christmas-in-barcelona-2018-what-is-on/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/barcelona-at-christmas-the-best-markets/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 10:35:46 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2055 Barcelona at Christmas Time: Get Ready for an Amazing Dinner! Barcelona at Christmas is magical and oozes with a festive spirit that can be found in the soul of any great city. Barcelona sparkles after being draped with colourful, big, bright lights and spotted with Christmas trees. This time of year gives shop owners the chance to be creative, meaning many become a little too enthusiastic with the good old tinsel and have turned their window displays in to tiny North Poles. It’s also the time for Barcelona´s Christmas Markets and as the 25^th of December draws closer market stalls start to pop up all over the place. The winding streets of the old town come alive with market stands selling all types of gadgets, gizmo’s and traditional Christmas cuisine, making Barcelona at Christmas time the perfect winter destination for shoppers.  People flock to these temporary shopping spaces in their droves. Some of Barcelona’s Christmas markets are more popular than others which will become obvious as soon as you arrive.  Truth is, you’ll either be swept along in the current of eager beavers keen to tick off the next point on their shopping list, or if you’re lucky you’ll be given a little more space to breathe and, more importantly, shop. Either way, the atmosphere is great and gives you that warm Christmassy feel that goes down as well as a fine glass of mulled wine around this jolly time of year. Anyhow, after raving on about Barcelona’s Christmas markets, let’s get down to the nitty gritty and find out how to get to there and what’s on offer.

Barcelona at Christmas: A Sample of Barcelona's Markets

Fira de Santa Llúcia

Noted as the most popular of Barcelona’s Christmas markets it has a special Christmas atmosphere and is drenched with Catalan Christmas customs. This is a Christmas market that has stayed true to its surroundings and has purposely avoided taking on a German Christmas Market identity. No sir, instead of beer and Bratwurst you’ll be able to pick up your very own Caga Tio, a smiling Christmas log which, although seems a little peculiar to many, in a Catalan world it’s a time-honoured tradition. Also, scattered sporadically between these stalls you’ll also find a few wooden open top shops selling decorations, jewellery and hand-made toys. Alongside the merry ambiance here you’re spoilt with the stunning backdrop of the Cathedral so if it’s a Christmas Market in Barcelona you’re after then Fira de Santa Llúcia has to be first on the list. Location: Plaza de la Seu, 08002

Fira de Nadal a la Sagrada Familia

This Christmas Market takes up residence, every year, in the snaking streets around the Sagrada Familia bringing the whole area to life. With a city so rich in fantastic architecture it’s hard to find a location in Barcelona that doesn’t have charm. However, although the other Christmas Markets have a good location, this market takes first price for most impressive scenery as none could be more eye catching and magical as the Sarada Familia. It has a very similar catalogue of products to sell as Fira de Santa Llúcia but is not so compact. This does mean there’s a little more room to manoeuvre whilst looking for items to fill your shopping bag in Barcelona at Christmas. Location: Plaza de la Sagrada Família, 1  

Mercat Gótic (Fira de Brocanters)

This market has permanent residency and can be found open to visitors all year round. It’s the place to be if you’re looking for old antiques, jewellery, postcards and stamps. However, if it’s a peaceful and relaxed shopping trip you’re after then go elsewhere as this market is busy at the best of times never mind in the run up to Christmas. In fact, you’re more likely to find  freefalling from a plane a more relaxing experience than  taking a stroll here! That said if the crowds don’t bother you then it’s a great place to find a hidden gem that you can turn in to a first class Christmas gift. Location: Avenida Portal de l’Angel, 37

Col.lectiu d’Artesans de l’Alimentació

Again open all year round but with a certain added charm at Christmas time. This small market sits gracefully under the watchful eyes of the Church Santa Maria del Pi and unlike the others this market is the one to be at if it’s your taste buds you’re looking to spoil this season. It’s full of delightful delicacies from honey, pate, herbs, and most importantly chocolate. So, come on and treat yourself, it is Christmas after all. Location: Plaça del Pi 08002   Barcelona at Christmas is amazing! The city does Christmas very well and does Christmas markets even better. If you’re looking for anything from decorations to stamps or even a tasty treat, you’re likely to find it here! So, whatever tickles your fancy this festive season, you can be guaranteed to find a little Christmas spirit at all of them. Just be sure to watch those purse strings as even scrooge wouldn’t find it difficult to spend a few dimes at Barcelona´s Christmas markets this year!]]> 2055 0 0 0 235 http://suitelife.com/blog/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/christmas-in-barcelona-2018-what-is-on/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/entertainment/rooftop-pools-barcelona-suitelifes-top-7/ Thu, 01 Oct 2015 10:46:35 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=448 Top 7 Best Rooftop Swimming Pools in Barcelona As you know, summer is the moment to enjoy the sun around beaches, swimming pools and so on. What do you think about getting close to the sun and fully enjoy it ? How about experiencing one of the rooftop pools in sunny Barcelona. Summer is coming really fast in Barcelona, and the temperature is rising each and every day. As awesome as that is though, the hot and stifling humidity of Barcelona's climate will drain out your energy quicker than you realise. What you need is a refreshing swim and cocktail while enjoying the breathtaking views of one of the oldest cities on the Mediterranean (or possibly a perfect day at the beach).  That's exactly what this blog will offer you, our top 7 rooftop pools in Barcelona. (Note that most of the hotels with rooftop pool and bar in barcelona are also open to the general public not only the guests).

Ohla Hotel- Recommended rooftop pool

One of the most special Rooftop pools in Barcelona is on the terrace of Ohla hotel, unique for its glass-sided pool. From there you can chill in the cool splash of water and enjoy the view ancient Gothic quarter, since the hotel is located in the heart of Gothic quarter, Born and L’Eixample neighborhoods. You can also see the famous Barcelona cathedral and the church of Santa Anna from there. One minus point is that the lounge area is quite small and there are only about 10 sunbeds, not much for a hotel of 74 rooms capacity.

Barcelona Princess Hotel

This 4-stars hotel has two swimming pools. The smaller triangle-shaped one on 3^rd floor with the view to Forum and Museu Blau and the other with a solarium located on the top of the building, on the 23^rd floor. It has a gorgeous view over the sea and along the beach. You wouldn’t want to miss the sunset landscape from here!

Hotel Duquesa de Cardona

Duquesa de Cardona hotel’s pool is among the smallest in our Rooftop swimming pool Barcelona list, however  its sundeck and spectacular view to the harbor really make up for this. The deck and pool are located on 6^th floor, I must say the view from here to port vell harbor during the evening is unforgettable. Tip: from the deck, look at your right to see the Columbus Monument and Barcelona’s old customs building.

Hotel America Barcelona

Located on a quiet corner in the Eixample neighborhood, Hotel America Barcelona offers a wide terrace swimming pool. The deck is mainly designed by two materials: light wood and thin metal, which create an elegant yet relaxing vibe. Beside the pool is a unique octagonal Jacuzzi which can  fit up to 6 people, a perfect place for resting up after a long day of sightseeing. But hey, don’t forget to enjoy the biggest Barcelona neighborhood surrounding you: L’ Eixample.

H10 Marina Barcelona

Compared to other rooftop pools in Barcelona H10 Marina hotel has a relatively small lounge (the space between sunbeds and the pool is only enough for one person passing at a time). To compensate, the view from the top of the building gives you a fully luxurious experience, with a small bar in the corner, where you can chill with a mojito or just simply tap beer. In front of you is a broad view of Port Olympico and the so called Barcelona twins towers: Torre Mapfre and Arts hotel building.

The Mirror Barcelona

Overall this hotel’s pool is quite compact as hotel space was utilized thoroughly. But you won’t feel uncomfortably cramped believe me. On the contrary, by placing it as close to the building’s edge as it can be, this rooftop pool will show to the new level of chic of Barcelona. From there you will be able to see the 27-floor skyscraper Banco Sabadell Atlántico.

NH Calderon

One of the best places in our Rooftop pool Barcelona list for swimming and refreshment, I would say. The outdoor swimming pool on top of this building overlooks almost every famous landmark of the city: La Sagrada Familia, Montjuic palace, Torre Agbar. The hotel spends its whole terrace on a large swimming pool; in return they have to sacrifice the bar lounge. Still worth it, IMO. If you enjoy the view from above, you may want to check out our list of rooftop bars in Barcelona. See it here Enjoy! T.Vu]]> 448 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/romantic-hotels-barcelona-top-10/ Thu, 01 Oct 2015 14:38:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=484 Top 10 most Romantic Hotels In Barcelona   Whether you live in Barcelona and want to take your 'media naranja' (Spanish for soulmate) for a romantic escape or you live somewhere else in the world and are drooling over the city, this blog is for you! Romance is always in the air here. Without further ado, here is our list of the most romantic hotels in Barcelona. Also, you can't miss our Free Ebook on the Top 25 Places to Take a 1st Date in Barcelona.  

#10 Grand Hotel Central

Who’s ready to drink champagne and eat strawberries?? I know I am! The Grand Hotel Central is placed in the heart of Barcelona. The five-starred hotel is built with such a style and elegance only few of us could dream about! So if you’re looking for a luxurious stay in romantic and beautiful surroundings this would be a good place to start! The hotel has a perfect location near the Gothic district where you can stroll down the streets and enjoy the singing street performers and beautiful architecture. Via Laietana, 30, 08003 Barcelona

#9 Casa Fuster

Enjoy this super luxurious hotel in one of the best shopping streets in Barcelona! Located in Passeig de Gracia the hotel contains 150 rooms decorated in warm and natural colors. The royal atmosphere and the amazing hotel restaurant combined will give you an outstanding visual and gastronomical experience. If you’re in the mood to impress your loved one this is the place you have to go! Oh.. did I mention that Woody Allen usually stays in this hotel when he’s in town? Passeig de Gracia, 132, 08008 Barcelona  

#8  Ohla Hotel

A beautiful hotel with gorgeous avant-garde interior design! It’s located in the center of Barcelona with an outstanding terrace with room for sunbathing or maybe to enjoy a delicious breakfast. The hotel’s restaurant (which by the way was awarded with a Michelin star!?) specializes in Tapas and Platillos and they promise you and extraordinary food experience beyond your imagination! Oh yes.. This is an amazing spot for romance! Via Laietana, 49, 08003 Barcelona  

#7 Neri

An amazing hotel located in the heart of the old Jewish quarter. Oh Yes! The building is set in two historical aristocratic houses from the XII century. The façade has been preserved and decorated with sophisticated interior design. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings, sensual aromas and relaxing music while you adore the company of your loved one. Don’t forget to explore the hotels amazing restaurant, where you can taste the delicious products from the season. Great hotel and a great location if you want to explore Barcelona! I want to live here! Carrer de Sant Sever, 5, 08002 Barcelona  

#6 Hotel Alma

Imagine a stylish 5-star hotel in the middle of Barcelona with one of the best views in the city, amazing service and phenomenal food….. Sounds good hu? Well then you wouldn’t be disappointed about Hotel Alma. 72 amazing rooms, Spa/wellness facilities and even a gym!? Everything you’ll need to enjoy yourself and your partner! Carrer de Mallorca, 271, 08008 Barcelona  

#5 Arts Hotel

Did you ever wonder how it would be like to drink champagne on a cloud? Well this is as close as it gets! Arts Hotel is a humongous luxury hotel which houses 483 rooms with exceptional panoramic view over the city! They have six different restaurants and bars to choose from with the delicious taste of Catalan Cuisine. Oh and in case you’re bored in your huge marshmallow soft bed with State-of-the-art entertainment systems, you could visit the hotels beautiful, relaxing Spa (I’ve heard they give birth to angels in there!?). If you’re not already floating on a pink sky you definitely will after a stay on this amazing hotel!

Calle Marina, 19-21, 08005 Barcelona

#4 Abac

If you’re looking for quiet and intimate romantic hotels Barcelona, this is the place for you! Super discreet design and atmosphere that will make sure you’ll have the stay of your life. With only 15 elegant and exclusive rooms the hotel staff guarantees you their full attention and they will provide you with whatever you need. The surroundings is natural and sophisticated, you’ll definitely be able to relax to the full here. Their amazing restaurant received no less than 2 Michelin stars and was nominated the best restaurant in Catalonia 2011! Wauw! I’m ready to go are you?

Avinguda del Tibidabo, 1, 08022 Barcelona

#3 Hotel W

So close to the beach you’ll get wet shoes! Located on the beachfront and super close to the most popular beach area Hotel W really makes you feel like you’re in the center of it all! 473 fabulous rooms with one of Barcelona’s most amazing see views. This hotel is for you who like the dynamic pulse of the city and wants to explore it’s possibilities, party and have fun! The hotel is packed with different on going events and they have the most amazing sky bar! What’s not to like?! Plaça de la Rosa dels Vents, 1, 08039 Barcelona  

#2 Gran Hotel La Florida

Regarded as one of the top urban luxury resorts in the city this hotel will not let you down! A spectacular hotel full of beautiful art nouveau style interior design and a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. If you want to enjoy the city to the full but still need a place to relax and calm your senses, this is definitely the place for you. Discover the amazing taste of Catalan, Spanish and Mediterranean gastronomy in the hotels splendid restaurant or take a drink or a refreshing cocktail with your love in the bar. Awesome hotel, perfect for couples, definitely worth a visit! Carretera de Vallvidrera al Tibidabo, 83-93, 08035 Barcelona

#1 Hotel 1898

Discover a hidden gem in Barcelona! What was once housing a Philippines tobacco company is now one of the coolest romantic hotels in Barcelona. By preserving the buildings historical features and mixing it with the benefits from the 20’est century, this is truly a gorgeous place to be! Being the only colonial-style hotel in town this amazing place will not only bring you on a travel through history, it will also most likely make you want to stay for the rest of your life. Spectacular surroundings, heated pool, Oriental Spa and wellness center, great service and great food!

La Rambla, 109, 08002 Barcelona

Have you had the change to visit one of these great hotels? Or do you maybe have some recommendations on where to stay in Barcelona? Please feel free to drop a comment below!]]> 484 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/sport-in-barcelona-strength-training-workout-on-the-beach/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 13:53:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=595

Circuit Training Workout on the Barcelona Beach

If you're looking to pay sometimes astronomical gym prices in order to accomplish a little sport in Barcelona and you love exercising indoors, then skip this blog because it isn't for you! If you want to enjoy the Mediterranean Sea, the sun, and get some fresh air into your lungs then please keep reading. Run like a beast along our route from Barceloneta Beach to Bogatell Beach, which includes 3 stops in which you'll be able to do some exercises! After that you will do the same but going from Bogatell back to Barceloneta. If you're a little out of shape like us, and don't want to pass out along the way, we suggest you run on the pavement and not in the sand (that's for the hardcore peeps!).  After building some resistance, its worth running on the sand as it's very good for your legs and feet, and is much easier on your back.

Strength Training Workout Map

The first stop is located between Barceloneta and the 2 towers of Ciutat Villa Olympica. There are often a lot of people at this 'workout station', and most of them tend to be juiced up gorillas working out a little but mostly admiring their own muscles. Anyways, just ignore them, they're not looking at you anyways. The second stop is just before Bogatell Beach, and for me, this is the best one as there are a lot of great machines you can use and  it is not so crowded. The last stop is not so far from the second. There is an upright bench press where you can workout your arms easily. But, big muscle men beware: don't expect too much from this device, the weight is pretty light, so it is more for muscle toning. This circuit training workout is one of my favourites and it's perfect to get in shape no matter where you happen to be. Enjoy working out in front of the sea with a little bit of salty air!

Body-building devices by stations:

This circuit training is about 5.5 kilometers in length. I swear that if you do this every 2 two days, you will be in perfect shape in one month and you'll have that sexy summer BCN beach body! For more information, check our blog about Running in Barcelona or about general sport in Barcelona. Also checkout our free ebook on Barcelona's Best Beaches. What are you doing for a little exercise in Barcelona?  Any good tips? Cheers ! Hugo]]> 595 0 0 0 31 http://www.fitacrosscultures.com/athletes-guide-barcelona/ 0 0 96 http://www.06Eek.net ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/sports-in-barcelona/sport-in-barcelona-strength-training-workout-on-the-beach/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/driving-in-barcelona-what-you-need-to-know/ Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:43:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=633 Driving in Barcelona: Important things you want to know Just because you aren't a resident of Spain doesn't mean you can't drive in Barcelona or another city in the region! If you want to come to barcelona with your car or rent/buy a car in Barcelona, you need to have with your actual driving licence and your passeport, a valid insurance (resident country insurance that can cover you in Spain), and the registration documents of the car. In order to avoid being bother by authorities and quietly enjoy your stay, Here are a quick few things you should know about requirements for driving in Barcelona:

License ID-

US citizens:

• A valid driver's license from any state may be used
• You must also obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP). IDP's are basically a copy of your native license copied into various languages, and they can be purchased through entities such as AAA for around $10.
• Both ID cards must be carried with you at all times! Fines have been known to range from 250- 500 €!
• After a period of six months, you are required to apply for a Spanish driver's license and go through the same exams and classes as locals. You are now driving as a residence, so you need to pay the special vehicle tax called " impuesto municipal sobre circulación de vehículos".

EU and EEA visitors:

• Driving in Barcelona is easy! Your country license may be used in Spain until it is expired.
• Carrying a passport is recommended.
• You must register with travel authorities within six months becoming a resident of Spain and obtain a Spanish driver's license as well. You will drive as a citizen, so you have to pay the special vehicle registration tax (impuesto municipal sobre circulación de vehículos).

NB: After getting your spanish driving licence, your home driving licence will be returned to the issuing authority of your country. So do not be afraid if spanish authority don't give you back your home licence after submitting your application documents.

Insurance-

Third party insurance is required for all driving in Barcelona and other cities in Spain!

Immatriculation-

In case you came from your country with your own car and you want to stay in Spain for a couple of months or more, you need to matriculate your foreign car on Spanish plates. You can do it within 2 months from the day of the entry of the car.

Road Regulations-

Items required on/in vehicle

• 2 EU-approved red traffic triangles
• 2 reflective vests to be worn in incidents
• spare headlight bulbs and tools to replace
• spare tire and necessary tools
• EU license plates with country of origin or sticker

Few traffic rules of thumb

• Cars overtake and pass others from the left
• Cars approaching from the right have the right of way
• Cars in traffic circle have the right of way
• Cell phone use is not permitted while driving. Fines are starting from 90€ and up to 300€
• All passengers must wear a seatbelt
• Children under 10 years old must sit in the back

 

Speed Limit and Alcohol

The speed limits for both cars and motocycles are:

• Inner town: 50 km/h
• Country road: 90 km/h
• Clearways: 100 km/h
• Highways: 120 km/h

According to the weight, there are some particular rules for trailers, RVs, and mobile homes.

• RVs and Trailers <0.75 tons : up to 80 km/h on country roads, 70km/h on roads out of towns and up to 90 km/h on highways
• RVs and Trailers > 0.75 tons: up to 80 km/h on highways
• Mobile homes < 3.5 tons: up to 80 km/h on country roads, 90km/h on clearway and up to 100 km/h on highways
• Mobile homes > 3.5 tons: up to 80 km/h on country roads, 90km/h on highways

On the Alcohol matter, the limit proportion in the blood is 0.5 percent. But for people whose the licence aged less than 2 years, the limit is fixed at 0.3 percent.  

Breakdown and Accident help

The Spanish authorities hate when private cars are towing others. It's forbidden! If your got an accident or a breakdown, it is mandatory to wear a reflective jacket that must always be in your can and wait for the staff in charge of the help. In case of accident, you have to notify the police through 112. For more information visit Spain's Traffic Agency (Spanish). Safe driving in Barcelona! -Ty]]> 633 0 0 0 309 https://gotravelyourself.com/how-to-move-around-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/living-in-spain-an-angel-animal-rescue/ Mon, 07 Sep 2015 15:28:34 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=1415 Living in Spain – “An Angel” – Animal Rescue After a life changing crisis Judith Lynne decided to leave her well known habitat in Denmark and pursue her dream of living in Spain, here she discovered the joy of giving and began to support the local animal shelters. Here’s her story on how she devoted her life to help the animals. ”And there I was, suddenly all by myself as if the ”gold carpet” was ripped from underneath my feet”, Judith Lynne. Judith Lynne lived a joyful life in Denmark with her husband but one morning after 23 years of mornings together the unthinkable and worst possible thing happened, Judith’s husband didn’t wake up. No sickness, no indisposition, no possible warning that could have changed the outcome. Only 60 years old and he just didn’t wake up. Judith went into a chock and didn’t know where to go from here, she felt like if someone had pulled out the carpet underneath her and her comfort zone was suddenly gone. After a while in sorrow Judith made the decision to realize a lifelong dream of leaving Denmark and move to a sunnier and warmer climate. So she chose Benalmádena Costa in Spain.   “I guess it felt natural to pick things up during a walk on the beach, so I did” Judith Lynne. She spent a lot of time walking down beaches in her new hometown; here she collected different types of seashells. Judith had in her past been very creative so she started painting and gluing in the small shells, creating small pieces of art. In the beginning she just kept them for herself and had them display on shelves, till one of her friends told her she should try and sell them. While she was now living in Spain she wanted to give something back to the Spanish community, she felt as if she needed to do something for her new country, so she decided to spend the entire income from the sale of the shells to buy supplies like food, blankets, gift cards for the vet and cleaning devices for the local animal shelters. The number of abandoned and homeless animals in Europe is estimated to be around 100 million. It’s hard to find the exact number because there’s no registry (obviously) on most of the stray animals. But in Spain there are estimated to be 800.000 stray dogs, but still the numbers are inconclusive. Even though the animal shelters work 24 hours pr. day taking care of the animals, trying to find new owners and families, they still receive neglected animals every day and night, so the clinics are overcrowded. They don’t have enough resources to take care of them all and the money is short when there is no state or government support. Some of the reasons why these animals are abandoned are because people don’t realize how much work and money you need to put in an animal every day. Some can’t afford keeping their beloved pets or otherwise they don’t get the animals neutered so they multiply uncontrollable leaving the problem even bigger. The animal shelters in Spain rely on private donations as they are not funded or supported by public institutions. Even though the Shelter’s find new and loving homes for most of the animals, cats and dogs are thrown away like trash every day and the shelters are again in need for help and support. More ideas and creative art pieces has developed through the years and she is now a local known artist with success! Especially her keychains, the small “guardian angels” has become very popular and are sold all over the world. Coincidence? I don’t think so. These guardian angels represent not only Judith’s nonprofit organization “AnAngel” but also the purity of good deeds and faith to humanity! Judith loves living in Spain and she is grateful for the gracious people she has met along the way.     ”I really enjoy to be creative and it is an even greater joy to help those who cannot ask for help by themselves” Juddith Lynne. Juddith has now been living in Spain for 8 years and is the founder of the nonprofit organization “AnAngel”, she even adopted a gorgeous kitten from one of the shelters she’s supporting! Remember it doesn’t matter who you are or where you are, if you’re big or small, help is well appreciated everywhere and you’re the only one who stands in the way of your dreams! If you know any nonprofit organizations like “AnAngel” please do drop a comment below!  ]]> 1415 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/creative-man-barcelona-jurgen-salenbacher/ Tue, 08 Sep 2015 10:00:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2082 Jürgen Salenbacher[/caption]

Jürgen Salenbacher: A Creative Mind in Barcelona

Last night I attended the book launch of the most creative man in Barcelona, Jürgen Salenbacher.  His much-anticipated new book, "Creative Personal Branding", has hit the bookstore shelves and I couldn't wait to get my hands on a copy.

Full Disclosure:

To me personally, Jürgen is a close friend and we did our MBA together here in Barcelona.  To the world though, he is one of the leading authorities on the creative economy, innovation, and branding.  His accomplishments are too vast to list in their entirety, but here are the highlights:  Jürgen's clients over the years include Coca-Cola, Durex, Levi's, Lego, Luis Vuitton, Adidas International, Roca, and Mattel.  He has led branding strategies for Michael Ballack, Muhammed Ali, and the Kingdom of Bhutan.  He's even won the famous Red Dot Award, amongst many others.  Since 2006 he has somehow also found time to be a professor at IED Barcelona where he teaches Masters-level classes in Communication Strategy and International Marketing Strategy.  All that AND the striking good looks of Pierce Brosnan!

Jürgen Salenbacher's book:

As his website succinctly explains "Salenbacher looks at the origins of today's crisis and examines the work of leading theorists in business culture before explaining how our success in exploring change rests on our ability to think creatively".  We all know that life = change.  Whether you are an entrepreneur, an employee looking to contribute more, a creative type, or just someone facing change and major life decisions, this book is for you.  Interspersed with challenging and eye-opening exercises, "Creative Personal Branding" can help you put your life in perspective and strategically plan for the big question that we all ask ourselves, "what's next?". [caption id="attachment_9939" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Jürgen Salenbacher & Benny Mouckley[/caption] I've only had time to read the first two chapters since last night, but I'm already impressed and will be furiously reading the rest of the book over the holiday break.  I suggest that anyone looking to take life by the horns and embrace change, instead of being paralyzed by it as most of us are, buy this book today! For more info and to purchase a copy see Jürgen's website here. Cheers, Benny]]> 2082 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/the-strangest-catalan-christmas-traditions/ Tue, 08 Sep 2015 10:41:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2086 "Caga Tio" and "Caganer": Two Strange Catalan Christmas Traditions Caga Tio and Caganer are two very strange Catalan Christmas traditions, and they're often misunderstood, so in true Christmas spirit, I will try my best to give you a clear explanation of what Caga Tio and Caganer are, and also make sure you understand the difference between Caga Tio and Caganer.

Discovering Caga Tio

[caption id="attachment_9901" align="alignleft" width="400"] Santa may come down the chimney, but Caga Tio "poos" presents![/caption] My first Christmas in Barcelona was really, really good fun, partly because I discovered a new twist on the ever so repetitive Christmas traditions we have in the UK. I would orientate my English classes (I was working as an English teacher at the time) around Christmas themes such as Father Christmas and Snowmen etc. I noticed that every class, somebody would mention Caga Tio, and I had to ask "what is Caga Tio?". To tell you the truth, when they explained what Caga Tio was, I thought they were pulling my leg.  

What Is Caga Tio?

Caga Tio, pronounced "Cacka-tee-oh"  is a wooden log with a smiley face painted onto one end. Caga Tio also wears a traditional Catalan red hat and is basically the Catalan equivalent of Santa Clause. Any one with a little Spanish knowledge, knows that "tio" means "uncle", however it also means "log" and Caga Tio translates to "poo Log", Christmassy hey?! "Caga Tio, if you don't poop well, I'll hit you with a stick" [caption id="attachment_9900" align="alignright" width="346"] You have to "beat" Caga Tio with a stick to make him poop presents![/caption] The idea is that Caga Tio is "looked after" by the kids from the 8th of December to Christmas Eve. They cover his rear end with a blanket to keep him warm and feed him Turron and Orange peel every evening. The more they feed him, the more Christmas presents he will "poo-out" for Christmas. I kid you not people, I didn't believe it either, but it's true, and the story only gets stranger from here. Caga Tio, apparently, needs a little persuasion to "poo" the presents out, so after weeks of feeding Caga Tio and making sure he is warm with his blanket, the kids are given a stick to "beat" Caga Tio with. Only then will he "poo" out the presents. As if this isn't absurd enough, they also have to sing a song..... caga tió, caga torró, avellanes i mató, si no cagues bé et daré un cop de bastó. caga tió!" (poop log, poop turrón, hazelnuts and cottage cheese, if you don't poop well, I'll hit you with a stick, poop log!) Once they sing the song and beat Caga Tio with the stick, the kids look in the blanket which as been keeping Caga Tio warm for the last few weeks, to find their Christmas presents. I can only assume that if the kids aren't happy with their gifts, they beat him some more and throw him in the fire!

Caganer - "The Pooping Man" - What's The Obsession With Pooing in Catalunya?

As if one pooping Christmas character isn't enough, the Catalans also have "Caganer". This on is a little porcelain "nativity" figure of  a man, squatting down and laying one out, somewhere in the nativity scene. Caganer is a favourite of the kids, who love examining the Christmas nativity scene, trying to find where he is "pooping". Caganer is normally hidden somewhere among the more traditional nativity scene characters, and my students told me their favourite place to find him is "pooping" in the baby's manger.

[caption id="attachment_9904" align="alignleft" width="298"] Caganer - Welcome to the weird world of Catalonia.[/caption]

I've been informed that the idea of "Caganer" is not meant to be disrespectful to any religious groups, Caganer is a sign of good-luck, his poo fertilises the land and provides a good harvest for the year to come. In modern times, it is simply a bit of fun and something special for the kids to enjoy. Caganer has been around since the 18th/19th century and is as popular as ever. However, the Catalan Government has banned Caganer from official Christmas displays in recent years....spoil sports!

Merry Christmas!

- Ben Holbrook

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]]> 2086 0 0 0 22 http://suitelife.com/blog/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/things-to-do-in-barcelona-in-december-2015/ 0 0 78 https://annietakesalorcaroundeurope.wordpress.com/2016/12/20/1359/ 0 0 240 http://www.PQpQ4AaK.net ... [Trackback] [...] There you will find 63730 more Infos: suitelife.com/blog/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/the-strangest-catalan-christmas-traditions/ [...]]]> 0 0 244 http://feedyourtrip.com/best-time-to-visit-barcelona/ 0 0 298 https://kidsclubspanishschool.com/spanish-christmas-for-children/ 0 0 291 https://kidsclubspanishschool.com/kidsclubnew/spanish-christmas-for-children/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/help-for-homeless-in-spain/ Tue, 22 Sep 2015 14:22:04 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2090 Help For Homeless In Spain - Vicki Neela Kou Vicki Neela Kou is an ordinary woman who decided to follow her dream of moving to Spain and dedicate her life to provide help for homeless. Here's a story on how a small effort can make a big difference! There are estimated to be 3 million people in Spain sleeping in the streets, in shacks, shelters or in uninhabitable buildings. The number of homeless people is increasing every year and the problem is bigger than ever. While no one really knows how many homeless people there are in the Spain, the number is an estimation based on the statistics from the population register and different help organizations. It seems that around 30-35.000 people are forced to live on the street. Different organizations try as much as possible to provide help for the homeless, such as food, shelter and other necessary supplies. The help is well needed but it’s still hard to help everyone and that's why they need all the help they can get. Small donations can make a huge difference to some of these people! Vicki Neela Kou is one of those who try to make a difference! Vicki lived in Denmark with a successful business as a horse masseur. In 2000 Vicki where involved in a serious accident, a horse clung to her shoulder and threw her up against a wall and she suffered from a serious whiplash, which unfortunately caused lasting problems. After the accident Vicki could no longer be as productive as she wanted to be. She was forced to give up her business, sell her farm and beloved horses. The accident had far greater consequences than she had first assumed and her health was declining. In 2006 she makes the big decision to leave Denmark and move to Spain as the temperature and the lower humidity seemed to be much better for her health. Spain helped Vicki to recover and overcome her condition, although she still had to live with the fact that her condition was permanent. But now that Vicki was feeling better she started to wonder if she could give something back to the Spanish community. She always had great interest for people and felt eager to help were it was possible for her. Therefore she began to support different help organizations. One of them is called “Malaguenos de Noche”, a help for homeless people which provides food and supplies. Malaguenos de Noche gives away more than 1700 meals a day for people in need.

Art By Savannah

Vicki wanted to do provide more help for homeless, so in 2014 she started a project called Arm1Charm. By creating gorgeous bracelets that people would want to buy, she could use the profit to help different help and rescue organizations . She created a group on Facebook where she could sell her bracelets under the name "Art By Savannah" and gather people with interest for charity. With over 300 members and her strong ability to connect with people, Vicki is getting more and more successful with her project and she’s regularly contacted by people who need her help and advice on help for homeless and other charity projects. Vicki has a dream to open up her own life center where people can come and help each other with the passion and knowledge they have. ”Together we are strong” Vicki Neela Kou.

Everyone Deserves a Chance

In 2009 Vicki published a book called Type 1, in this book she explains the different types of people and their behavior, in this book she also encourage people to embrace their differences and welcome their uniqueness and understand that they are amazing just the way they are, rich, poor, house owner or homeless. Vicki gives lectures on these specific matters and reminds us how important it is to leave room for each other, accept and respect one and other especially ourselves. The whole purpose with all this hard work is not only for Vicki’s own sake, she wishes that the profits from her book and lectures will be put in a special project, a project that will help people further in life and give them a second change. Vicki believes that every person in this world has something to give; even the ones without jobs or home! it’s important for her that each and every one of us embraces our differences and makes the best of what we have. Her big dream is to open a life center where unfortunate people with different stories and experiences can help and support each other and overcome any obstacles they may have. Especially elderly people with lots of knowledge and wisdom to pass on to youngsters from troubled or none existing homes.   Vicki is a good example that you shouldn’t be afraid to pursue you’re dream and a small effort can mean the world to others.   If you liked this blog you should check out this blog Animal Rescue. Feel free to drop a comment below if you have any advice or recommendations on how to find/support help for homeless organizations!          ]]> 2090 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-street-profile-3-passeig-del-born/ Wed, 16 Sep 2015 10:09:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2205 Barcelona Street Profile #3: el Passeig del Born [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCKG1Z6Ax7A[/embed]   Trendy and posh, funky yet chic- these are just a few of the words that can be used to describe one of the most treasured neighborhoods in Barcelona- El Born.  From designer boutiques to hip nightclubs, El Borne is THE place in Barcelona to see and be seen at any time of day and all year round. Just minutes away from the chaos of Las Ramblas and the crowded coastline of Barceloneta, El Borne is a sanctuary for tourists and locals alike. The centerpiece of this historical neighborhood is the famous Passeig del Born. Historically, this tree-lined street once functioned as the epicenter of all public festivities in Barcelona, ranging from jousting tournaments and holiday celebrations to the burning of religious dissenters during the Spanish Inquisition. Don’t worry though- these days you’ll need only to concern yourself with dodging the light-up-propeller-helicopter-toy-things (you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about when you see them for yourself) as they fall from the sky back into the hands of the men who will try to sell them to you for a euro just as their toys smack you in the head. No thanks buddy, I think I’ll spend my euro on the Estrella beer that your friend is trying to sell me instead.

Passeig del Born by Day The great thing about Passeig del Born is that there is literally ALWAYS something to do here. Although the ambiance during the day is much more laid back before the dark sets in and the party begins, some sort of excitement can be found around every corner.  The benches on Passeig del Born are undoubtedly one of the best places in Barcelona to sit and enjoy some gelato or a slice of pizza, and “discretely” stare at the well…interesting.. crowd of people as they pass by. Another one of my favorite places on Passeig del Born to partake in the extreme sport of people watching would have to be the ledge along the “Fossar de les Moreres," a Catalan monument directly across from the Santa Maria del Mar church. While you’re at it, take in a bit of history by reading the poem enscribed on the torch of eternal flames.  It's dedicated to the soldiers who defended Catalonia against the invasion of King Felipe V's troops in 1714, and written in three languages if like me, you’re amongst the unfortunate, non-Catalan speaking crowd. Time will fly by as you take part in the fun of “observing” while simultaneously being “observed” by other El Borne visitors. Before you know it, the sun will be setting over Passeig del Born, as it transforms into it’s nighttime alter ego.

Passeig del Born by Night

There is absolutely no better place to be in the city as the afternoon fades to evening, than sitting at one of Passeig del Born’s numerous outdoor cafes, enjoying a Clara or glass of wine and chatting with friends or that special someone (if you’re so romantically inclined).  Although I’m cheating because it’s not technically ON Passeig del Born, the outdoor tables at the Bubo Wine bar, located right in front of the Santa Maria Del Mar Church, are best location to do just this. Watch the street performers- from guitar and violin players to salsa dancers- as they display their craft against the beautiful backdrop of the immense basilica church that lights up the sky at night. As the sun sets, you’ll slowly notice the bars, restaurants, and the street itself filling up with people. Sunday through Monday you can find groups of friends sitting or standing in groups right in the center of Passeig del Born, talking, laughing, and drinking. The energy is electric on even the slowest of summer nights, as Passeig del Born offers a little something for everyone.

SuiteLife TV's Video Profile of Passeig del Born!

Passieg del Born “Must See’s” Now that you’ve got an idea of what you can expect upon visiting this lively street, here are a list of places you absolutely MUST visit while you’re there. PIZZA DEL BORN Although for personal pride reasons, my visits here slowly decreased upon being offered a “frequent customer card,” I have to insist that you go Pizza del Born and try one of everything. Often referred to as “the best pizza in Barcelona,” Pizza del Born offers a flavor of deep-dish pizza for any set of taste buds. And with a “happy hour” deal of 3.50 for two slices of pizza and a beverage of your choice, you can’t go wrong. Sit inside amongst tourists and local hipsters or take your pizza to-go and enjoy the summer breeze outside on the stone benches. Personal favorites: Jamón y piña (throwback to an American staple: the Hawaiian pizza) MMMM my mouth is watering just thinking about it. CREPES AL BORN They had me at “cocktails and crepes.” With a menu that offers a wide array of both sweet and savory crepes and cocktails that are potent and delicious at the same time, this bar located centrally on Passeig del Born is a no-brainer. Sit at the bar and watch the attractive staff mix up €5 mojitos right in front of your eyes, and enjoy yourself amongst a lively and diverse crowd. If you’re feeling crazy, you can throw a €3 tequila shot into the mix. After all, what goes better with a banana and nutella crepe then a little bit of tequila? I’m joking!! But seriously… ORIGINS This restaurant gets so packed on the weekends that they need 2 locations onPasseig del Born just to meet the demand. I love this place for a few reasons- the first being that the staff is EXTREMELY friendly and attentive. On one of my first visits, the owner himself came out and showed me and my friend exactly how to eat toast the “Catalan way.” Additionally, the extensive menu describes the history of every dish that is offered, so there’s always something to talk about if you experience a lull in conversation! Personal favorite: La ensalada de frutas secas y queso de cabra. Don’t miss it. DE TOT AL BORN This reasonably priced supermarket in El Borne has a little bit of everything, from some tasty pre-made meals, to food on the shelves that hasn’t actually passed the expiration date!! Not to mention, (lovers of odd soda flavors rejoice): they even have Dr. Pepper and Cherry Coke-a-Cola. Woo hooo! SANDWICH AND FRIENDS Calm down, food snobs- give me a chance to explain myself. Although it is sometimes regarded as Spanish “fast food,” the menu at El Borne’s Sandwich and Friends has some hidden gems if you know where to look (Personal favorite: La Oliva). And might I remind you that quick service isn’t all that bad!!!!  During the summer the tables outside are always packed with extremely posh looking diners, snacking on their salads and looking through their Ray Ban Wayfarers at their undoubtedly cool blog articles that they’re browsing on the Google Reader of their iPhone 4Gs. And shhhhh you didn’t hear it from me, but if you don’t feel like eating or drinking, the WiFi password normally rotates between “bocadillos” and “cristina” Side note: CASA DELFIN is also another good choice if you’d like to sit outside on Passeig del Born and enjoy some tapas or a glass of wine.

RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER…. There’s just too much going on around Passeig del Born not to mention a few of the neighboring “MUST SEES.” I’ll keep the list very short, as I don’t want to blow your mind with too much Bornformation. (too cheesy?) PICASSO MUSEUM Museums are a great way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon, but do you know what’s even better than viewing the famous collection of one of the most renowned artists of all time? Answer: Viewing said collection FOR FREE.  Entrance is free after 3 PM every Sunday and all day on the first Sunday of the month. So go to El Borne and get yourself a free dose of culture this Sunday! EL XAMPANET An authentic Catalan tapas experience. Heart of El Borne. Friendly staff. €6 bottles of Cava. Need I say more? LA FIANNA With the red interior, dim lights, and comfy couches and sofa beds, it’s clear why this El Borne bar lands on SuiteLife’s list of TOP 25 First Date Spots in Barcelona. Get there early if you want a sofa bed, because this place gets PACKED on the weekends. The food is mediocre, but for €3 you’ll get one of the biggest glasses of wine that I’ve ever been served in this city. The mojitos are also a crowd favorite, so check it out! There are literally so many cool places on Passeig del Born, and El Borne in general, that I feel guilty only including a few.  This street and those around it can provide any wanderer with endless hours of entertainment. So whether you’re drawn to El Borne for the food, shopping, or the culture, be sure to spend a large chunk of you time on Passeig del Born! ~Leslie]]> 2205 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> 9 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/barcelona-street-profile-3-passeig-del-born-2/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/ebooks/sample-ebook/ Wed, 07 Oct 2015 01:35:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2358 TOP 13 SUSHI RESTAURANTS IN BARCELONA]]> 2358 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/videos/neighborhood-guide-gracia-barcelona/ Wed, 07 Oct 2015 01:58:33 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2371 2371 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/barcelona-scooter-rental-5-advantages-of-driving-a-scooter-in-barcelona/ Wed, 28 Oct 2015 17:36:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2402 Barcelona Scooter Rental: 5 Advantages of Driving a Scooter in Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV3zjCi6O18[/embed] We must say, if you are new to the city there’s nothing better than a Barcelona scooter rental to get you flying through Barcelona. It’s by far the easiest, cheapest, fastest and most effective way of being mobile in Barcelona. This is why a huge part of Barcelona's residents own scooters and ride them on a daily basis. You just have to take a look around if you are in Barcelona and you will see hundreds of scooters riding through the streets or being parked on the sidewalk. In this Video we will show you 5 advantages of driving a scooter in Barcelona, and give you some insight into Barcelona's traffic and why scooters are playing such an important role in it.]]> 2402 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/relocation_packages_overview/ Mon, 02 Nov 2015 10:19:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2404 Relocation Packages Overview [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgVYMULXQz8[/embed] Relocation Packages it is one of many services that SuiteLife offers to its clients. If your are planning to move to Barcelona you should take a look at this video and our website too. At SuiteLife we have tons of flexible Barcelona relocation packages that will suit your´s specific needs and budget. If you need help moving to Barcelona we are the ones who can help you. Move to Barcelona today, not mañana.  ]]> 2404 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/barcelona-street-profile-3-passeig-del-born-2/ Thu, 29 Oct 2015 11:56:38 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2414 Barcelona Street Profile #3: Passeig del Born [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCKG1Z6Ax7A[/embed] Our Barcelona Street Profile series went to visit the 'Passeig del Borne', one of our absolute favourite streets in the entire city! Once you visited this street in the trendy Barcelona neighbourhood Born, you will love it like we do. Even though it is not that long, you will find so many different things packed in, like restaurants and cafes, or, especially during the night, nightclubs and bars. Adding to that, el passeig del Borne is also a place heaped in history and tradition, which makes it even more interesting and must see during you stay in Barcelona. If you want to read more about it, check our Blog about 'el Passeig del Borne', a place absolutely worth visiting!]]> 2414 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-street-profile-las-ramblas/ Fri, 30 Oct 2015 12:39:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2444 Barcelona Street Profile: Las Ramblas [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMEoizbirB8[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV5l1iMgjw4[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBGTX-hr0-E[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V09geyk4TF8[/embed] Suitelife's Barcelona Street Profile series is back, and today we are visiting one of the most famous, versatile and interesting places of Barcelona: Las Ramblas. It is an absolute must-see for everyone coming to Barcelona. Tune in to our favourite impressions of Las Ramblas, take a look at the amazing architecture, follow us to the famous Boqeria Market and listen to our interviews with some of the interesting people who work in Las Ramblas! Also check out our Blog about Las Ramblas.]]> 2444 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/house-hunting-barcelona-with-suitelife/ Mon, 02 Nov 2015 11:38:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2453 House hunting Barcelona with SuiteLife [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNnp4M4Faos[/embed] Do you want to know What House hunting package is all about? So this video is for you. If you are planning to move to Barcelona or you are already here and you need to find a new house or even rent or sell yours, we can provide you the service that fits you perfectly.]]> 2453 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/5-best-neighbourhoods-in-barcelona/ Fri, 30 Oct 2015 16:10:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2455 5 Best Neighbourhoods in Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sa5-U_Wb84[/embed] We went into the streets to find the 5 best neighbourhoods in Barcelona... and we did it! So we would love to give you a 360 degree view of the five Barcelona neighborhoods we think are the best. We’re going to walk you through the Eixample - the biggest neighborhood of Barcelona; El Raval - the most authentic zone; Gracia - the most peaceful one. Then we’ll show you Gotico, the oldest area of the city and finally El Born - the trendiest one. If you want to know even more about all of the neighborhoods of Barcelona, check out our Neighborhoods Guide.]]> 2455 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 155 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/whats-it-like-to-live-in-barcelona/ 0 0 116 http://www.aS2cI.com ... [Trackback] [...] Read More here: suitelife.com/blog/media/5-best-neighbourhoods-in-barcelona/ [...]]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/top-6-questions-to-ask-real-estate-agents-before-renting-your-flat-in-bcn/ Fri, 30 Oct 2015 16:50:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2458 Top 6 Questions to Ask Real Estate Agents Before Renting Your Flat in BCN [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPfYdX8AAM0[/embed] Renting an apartment in Barcelona can be a huge challenge, and we at SuiteLife would like to help you by telling you the Top 6 Questions to ask real estate agents before renting an aparment. People have many doubts and questions but they often forget to ask the right ones. We made this video to show you which are the Top 6 crucial questions you should ask the agent before renting your flat in Barcelona. So tune in and become an expert in communicating with real estate agents during a BCN flat visit. Also check out our tips on questions you should NOT ask Real Estate Agents.]]> 2458 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 17 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/top-7-questions-not-to-ask-real-estate-agents-in-barcelona/ 0 0 19 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/why-you-want-suitelife-barcelona-on-your-side/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/top-7-questions-not-to-ask-real-estate-agents-in-barcelona/ Mon, 02 Nov 2015 14:14:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2473 Top 7 Questions NOT to ask Real Estate Agents in Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2QFWuCYV2E[/embed] Today we would like to reveal the Top 7 questions NOT to ask real estate agents in Barcelona during flat visits. Together with our tips for questions you should definitely ask SuiteLife helps you become an expert in terms of talking to Real Estate Agents. Best thing is, watch our videos, consult SuiteLife and impress us with your knowledge and your communication skills when visiting one of our amazing apartments.]]> 2473 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> 18 http://suitelife.com/blog/media/top-6-questions-to-ask-real-estate-agents-before-renting-your-flat-in-bcn/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/why-you-want-suitelife-barcelona-on-your-side/ Mon, 02 Nov 2015 17:32:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2479 Why you want SuiteLife Barcelona on your Side [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMDF3UceZ4U[/embed] If you, like everybody, want to avoid bad surprises when renting a flat, you need Suitelife Barcelona on your side. In this video we show you a flat we probably all have lived in at some point. SuiteLife Barcelona is here to change that! We show you the horror you can experience when renting a flat without consulting us, and how it could be if you work with SuiteLife to find the best deal for you. Also check out our tips for questions you should ask the real estate agent when visiting a flat and for questions you should definitely NOT ask.]]> 2479 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/gay-book-stores-in-barcelona-time-to-read/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 04:17:50 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=220 Gay Book Stores in Barcelona : Two Great Choices ! There aren't many gay book stores in Barcelona but the few - two to be exact - are great locales where book lovers can immerse themselves in their glory. You may have probably come to Barcelona for the nightlife, for the food or culture, for the sun and the beaches but if you're anything like me, then you won't - for the life of you - spend a thirty days holiday without some reading material. When I moved to Barcelona in mid-February, my search for the best English book stores - especially Gay book Stores in Barcelona - began but the available information on and offline was very little to none, so I set out to find one. So here are my findings for those of you who are visiting Barcelona and enjoy reading between outings.

Libreria Complice

The first of the two Gay Book Stores in Barcelona is a spacious library specializing in fiction and non-fiction literature for English, Spanish and Catalan speaking customers. Their services ranges from assisting gay and lesbian travelers to find their way around the city and by providing guides and maps to helping writers publish their work that are ignored by mainstream publishing houses. So, this makes Complice both a book store and a publishing company. As varied as their services are, their catalogue offering is even more so with a great selection of material in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender genre for every age: books about general diversity and themes, comics, movies, magazines, and a lot more. If you want to see everything that they got to offer in their catalogues you can visit their websites...most of the information found there is in Spanish and Catalan. CÓMPLICE is the Historical LGBT book store of Barcelona, this doesn't mean that they specialize in historical literature, it just means that they are the oldest operating gay book store found in the city, going strong with 17 years diffusing the homosexual culture while intergrating the rights of gays and lesbians around the world. When you subscribe to their blog and newsletter, you can be kept informed about their catalogue udates and the latest information about what goes on in the Barcelona gay scene such as parties, clubs, presentations, meet-ups and other news of interest. Recently, Tevevision de Catalunya filmed a short segment on Complices. It's in Catalan but even if you can't follow the dialogue, the visual gives you a good sense of the store.

Antinous Library in Barcelona (Librería - café gay- lésbica)

If the bars and clubs scene gets old and a little exhausting, then a fantastic place to hang out, meet people and immerse yourself in the gay scene, is Antinous. Both a bookshop and a coffee shop for gay men and women, it is a perfect spot for browsing the latest in gay literature, enjoying a great cup of coffee and learning more about community events and organized gatherings. New clubs, shows and meeting groups are advertised, so if you’re fresh to the area and want to meet new people, this is definitely one to remember. This is our second of the two Gay Book Stores in Barcelona but don't think this is a ranking competition. This shop has its own charms and it's a very popular meeting point for gay and lesbians just off the southern end of La Rambla and very much like Complice, their catalogue varies tremendously from books to videos that caters to the GLTB community. They also provide a copy of "Nois Magazine," a publication with all the information about the gay events taking place in Barcelona, hold book presentations and exhibitions. Both stores are wonderful when looking to purchase a gay book, it all depends on how you want to invest your holiday time shopping for a book. Do you know of any other Gay book stores in Barcelona that are great and that we haven't mentioned? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments! ~ Argenis]]> 220 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/neighborhood-guide-gracia-barcelona-2/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 12:46:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2493 Neighbourhood Guide: Gracia Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMCRDMuOKDo[/embed] Today we take a look at Gracia Barcelona, SuiteLife´s favourite neighbourhood. In this video we take you in a small tour around Gracia, giving you an impression about what is like to live in Gracia Barcelona, and how great this neighbourhood is. For more info about this Neighbourhood and many more check our neighbourhood´s blogs at our website.]]> 2493 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/how-to-make-spanish-omelette-easy-tortilla/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 11:37:23 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2495 How to Make Spanish Omelette - Easy Tortilla [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnhpKQfZ-4s[/embed] It is one of the absolute spanish tapas classics - the Spanish omelette aka la tortilla española. In SuiteLife's kitchen we show you how to make this delicious classic. You won't believe how easy it actually is! So why don't you go and get the ingredients and cook along with us? We promise, you won't regret it! We also wrote a recipe with instructions about it, check it out!]]> 2495 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> 21 http://suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/spanish-omelette-recipe/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-eixample/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 15:47:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2511 Neighbourhood Guide: Eixample [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JUPJ9Nl2ZA[/embed] Today we take a look at Eixample, the bigest neighbourhood in Barcelona and the most turistic on. In this video we take you in a tour around Eixample, visiting the most iconic places like plaça Espanya. For more info about this Neighbourhood and many more check our neighbourhood´s blogs at our website.]]> 2511 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 156 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/whats-it-like-to-live-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-raval-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 14:56:28 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2515 Neighbourhood Guide: Raval Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCOmtjzgW7E[/embed] Follow us to Raval Barcelona, the most infamous neighbourhood of Barcelona. Raval Barcelona is the most vibrant and ethnically diverse part of the city, and offers great Barcelona real estate opportunities! In our opinion, it is one of the best places to go out, eat, and in some cases even live in. For more information check SuiteLife's Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Raval and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2515 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-el-born-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 15:18:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2520 Neighbourhood Guide: El Born Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YIGAdVBqEU[/embed] Today we are visiting one of the trendiest neighbourhoods, which is Born Barcelona. El Born is chic, beautiful, and one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Barcelona. Here you can find some of the coolest bars and restaurants of the entire city. You can also find some great Barcelona Real Estate here. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about El Born and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2520 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-gotico-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 15:42:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2527 Neighbourhood Guide: Gotico Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqsYxbpZrBo[/embed] Gotico Barcelona (also known as the Gothic Quarter, Barri Gòtic, Barrio Gótico, Etc...) is the city's oldest neighbourhood. Gotico Barcelona is the nucleus of the old City (aka Ciutat Vella) and it gets its name from the Medieval times. Apart from the Gothic Quarter, Ciutat Vella comprises of El Raval, Barceloneta, La Ribera, and El Born. Situated on the left side of Las Ramblas (if you are facing the sea) The Gotico runs all the way over to Via Laietana, and from Plaza Catalunya all the way down to Paseo Colón and the harbour. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Gotico and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2527 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 181 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 195 http://suitelife.com/blog/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/the-best-low-cost-luxury-barcelona-hotels-for-visitors/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-barceloneta-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 16:46:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2531 Neighbourhood Guide: Barceloneta Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NCCtrP0cKw[/embed] Barceloneta Barcelona is one of the city's coolest neighbourhoods! It offers amazing seafood restaurants, cool nightclubs and of course a great proximity to Barcelonas beautiful beaches. So Barceloneta became quite a hotspot since it was a place for the fishermen to live at the beginning. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Barceloneta and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2531 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 182 http://suitelife.com/blog/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-diagonal-mar-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 17:00:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2536 Neighbourhood Guide: Diagonal Mar Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r64xN3gfhI[/embed] Diagonal Mar Barcelona is the smallest yet possibly the swankiest of all the Barcelona neighbourhoods. Here you can find amazing shopping opportunities, great beach life and apartments with the best view of Barcelona. Also there are some festivals and sporting events every now and then which are absolutely worth visiting. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Diagonal Mar and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2536 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-villa-olimpica-barcelona/ Tue, 03 Nov 2015 17:24:34 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2539 Neighbourhood Guide: Villa Olimpica Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wVNz-7cusk[/embed] Villa Olimpica Barcelona (often misspelled as Villa Olympica) is one of the newest neighborhoods in BCN! It was originally built for the 15000 competitors of the 1992 olympics games. Check out the great seafood restaurants, the proximity to the beach, and the architectural highlights of Villa Olimpica. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Villa Olimpica and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2539 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-poblenou-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 10:41:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2542 Neighbourhood Guide: Poblenou Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN8UVs0eDww[/embed] Poblenou Barcelona is a historical and modern neighbourhood. During the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century Poblenou was the epicenter of Catalan and Iberian industry. After the Industrial Boom the neighbourhood fell into a state of abandon and after a period of decay, but in 1992 thanks to the Olympic games Poublenou has undergone a dramatic transformation and became what you see nowadays. El Poblenou lies between the great beaches of Barcelona and city center which allow its resident on one hand a great chilled beach life and on the other hand proximity to a huge variety of shopping centers, bars and restaurants.]]> 2542 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-sant-gervasi-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 11:08:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2547 Neighbourhood Guide: Sant Gervasi Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz_XRbYjQIY[/embed] SuiteLife TV's neighbourhood guide series is visiting Sant Gervasi Barcelona, which is definitely one of the coolest Barcelona neighbourhoods. Located in BCN's uptown it has a laid back and residential vibe, but still offers some of the best shopping, nightlife restauronts in the whole city. If you come here, you will definitely enjoy the parks, plazas, markets and the lack of tourism. For more information check SuiteLife’s Neighbourhood Guide to learn more about Sant Gervasi and all the other amazing Barcelona neighbourhoods.]]> 2547 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/neighbourhood-guide-poble-sec-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 11:47:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2549 Neighbourhood Guide: Poble Sec Barcelona [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqP3g0uPeEI[/embed] Poble Sec Barcelona is a neighbourhood in the south of Barcelona and one of the oldest ones but at the same time one of most wonderful and underrated ones and its situated right next to Parc Montjuïc. Once known as a seedy area, it is now becoming quite trendy and the home of some of Barcelona's best bars and restaurants. Much like the Sant Antoni part of the Eixample, Poble Sec is starting to gentrify and there are very interesting opportunities here.]]> 2549 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/suitelife-barcelona-stop-motion-promo/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 11:41:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2552 SuiteLife Barcelona - Stop Motion Promo [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QxF8rqC1ME[/embed] We at SuiteLife Barcelona created a short stop motion promo video for you to get a quick overview on what SuiteLife can do for you. Also check out our other cool videos about Barcelona and Suitelife!  ]]> 2552 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/suitelife-barcelona-internships-qa/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 11:58:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2562 SuiteLife Barcelona Internships - Q&A [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHGfd9g3y9g[/embed] SuiteLife Barcelona Internships - a great choice for students or young people to get work experience in Barcelona. We asked our interns a few questions, and here is the result! Check out our list of internships you can do at SuiteLife Barcelona.]]> 2562 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/media/fashion-in-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 16:06:23 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2571 Fashion in Barcelona]]> 2571 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/top-10-cocktail-bars-in-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 16:36:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2580 Top 10 Cocktail Bars in Barcelona]]> 2580 0 0 0 304 https://livestreamtvbox.com/ 0 0 140 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/what-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/how-to-find-an-apartment-in-barcelona-in-30-days-or-less/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 16:41:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2583 How to find an apartment in Barcelona in 30 days or less!]]> 2583 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/top-25-places-to-take-a-first-date-in-barcelona/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 16:44:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2586 2586 0 0 0 130 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/top-6-parks-in-barcelona-park-guell-is-overrated/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/the-10-commandments/ Wed, 04 Nov 2015 16:54:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2590 The 10 Commandments]]> 2590 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/breakfast-in-barcelona-say-good-morning-croissant/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 05:08:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=228 Breakfast in Barcelona, and in Spain in general, usually consists of coffee with milk. You can add in a croissant and you will survive on it. But what about letting your imagination float on and find some delicious bagels, sandwiches and frilly pastries? Whether you're an early bird or a late party animal, a nice breakfast or brunch in a calm friendly place may be the thing you need to start your day. Even though breakfast is not the most important Spanish meal, there are still some great places where us breakfast lovers can rejoice in Barcelona.

La Parodia

If you decide for the coffee with croissant, we have a place that claims to have: The best croissant in Barcelona. We have tried it out and it´s de- wait for it- licious! The place is called La Parodia and it´s on the street carrer d´Aribau, between c/ Mallorca and c/ Provenca. La Parodia is a small and friendly place just a few minutes from the Plaza Universitat. They have an amazing lunch menu as well, which you can read about  here.

There are bagels rolling to you!

If you come from the US and you are thinking about breakfast in Barcelona you probably miss the famous little bread with a hole in the middle. Yes, we are talking about bagels. Don´t worry, you can get them in Be My Bagel. Try not to get addicted to Be My Bagels, it's that good! Found on Carrer del Planeta, 37 you will find a vast array of flavors and variety. It is just out of the Plaza del Sol in Gracia, now known as Plaza Vila de Gracia.

Magnolia

If you fancy a coffee with baguette, a nice place to have a breakfast in Barcelona is Magnolia at the Calle Ciutat, 5.

Olivia

„The love of a good home-made carrot cake knows no international boundaries“ so try one in Olivia on Carrer Pintor Fortuny, 22.

Buenas Migas

Another friendly place to start your day is one of the Buenas Migas cafes. Decide on one of the 10 locations dotted all over Barcelona and be sure to try their home made marmalade with toast, yoghurt with wild berries and a spot of tea.

Breakfast in Raval

A place that you will love for breakfast if you are around the Raval is Caffe de les Delicies on Rambla del Raval 47. You can go there alone and just help yourself to the rows of books and daily newspapers lying about and enjoy the welcoming environment with an original 1970s jukebox. Or what about having a breakfast in Barcelona on a terrace? Sit and enjoy your breakfast in the sun at Bar Lobo on carrer Pintor Fortuny, 3. In Barcelona you will quickly learn that everything here happens later than you might be used to: eating lunch, dinner, going out, and partying.  It's as if the whole day were shifted back 3 hours.  If you're out on the town (most locals don't even leave their flat until around midnight) and having a good time, it's completely normal to party until 5, 6, 7 in the morning the next day.  On your morning walk-of-shame back to your flat wouldn't it be nice to grab some warm sweet chocolate napolitana and eat it on the way to your bed? There are plenty of bakeries around the centre and you can be sure to find some behind every second corner, but one you will love is the Mauri Barcelona just on Rambla de Catalunya, 102 or Baluard at carrer Baluard 38.  Be prepared to find a line out the door on the weekends, because their buns, muffins, cupcakes and empanadas are said to be just fabulous. Is there a special place for breakfast in Barcelona that you love? Let us know and we may meet you there! Have a nice morning! Sharka "like the animal" You could be interested in another food you should try in Barcelona A sweet start of your day can be churros con chocolate

]]> 228 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/car-sharing-barcelona-the-green-revolution/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 04:49:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=232 Car Sharing Barcelona and Car Pooling People's interest in alternative ways to travel is growing, because it's cheaper and eco-friendly, so let's talk about Car Sharing Barcelona! First of all, we have to distinguish Car Sharing from Car Pooling, which is also very popular now. Car Pooling is when an individual, as member of a car pooling community, shares his own car with other members, generally for short distances. Car Sharing is similar to car rentals, but community based. In fact, in UK it also known as "Car Club". Members get easy access to a car when they need it, but without all the expense and hassles of owning a car of their own.  Users pay a small annual membership, and after that it's pay-as-you-go. Vehicles are owned by the Car Sharing company, and can be rented by the hour, or for days at a time.  And fuel costs, vehicle maintenance and insurance are all included in the price.

Car Sharing Barcelona: how it works

Barcelona Green revolution, successfully started with the Bicing experiment, and now also Car Sharing. Barcelona's  most popular Car Sharing network is Avancar, owned by the American Zipcar. You can find many other Car Sharing companies, that work basically in the same way:

1 - Become a member and get your Smart Card.

You only have to register online, create an account and pay a monthly fee. There are different tariffs depending on how much you're planning on using the service. The Smart Card will allow you to unlock/lock the car you are going to use.

2 - Search on the Car Sharing Barcelona map to find the nearest cars.

3 - Choose your car

Each car has a detailed page, with  features and costs, and location in real time.

4 - Book the car by telephone or via internet, as little as a few minutes in advance.

5 - Get access to the car with your Smart Card.

6 - Return the car where you picked it up.

Easy, sustainable, cheaper: Carsharing contributes to sustainable transport because it is a less car intensive means of urban transport, and according to The Economist, can reduce car ownership at an estimated rate of one rental car replacing 15 owned vehicles.

Barcelona Green Revolution!

Today 50% of all trips are made on foot or on bicycle, and only 20% of journeys in the town centre are made using motorised transport (car or motorbike).  Not only Car Sharing Barcelona aspires to become the European Green Capital, and offers a variety of eco-friendly product/services: sustainable hotels, electric scooters rentals, slow food markets and restaurants... We'll tell you more later! Have you ever tried Car Sharing? We would like to know about your experience! Leave us a comment! - Elio

]]> 232 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/relaxation/barcelona-spa-three-of-the-coolest-places-to-relax/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 05:35:05 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=250 Barcelona Spa: 3 Great Options to Treat Yourself To find a Barcelona spa is very easy as they are all over the city, and if you lead a stressful lifestyle like us you should consider taking a trip to one of these three Barcelona spas, sure to leave you feeling refreshed and ready to take on the town. Every metropolitan city has a whole host of luxury hotels offering everything from planned excursions to Michelin starred restaurants, and Barcelona is no different. The high rises near the beach are well-known for catering to the rich and whether you have the dinero to stay there or not, the unique Barcelona spa housed inside are worth a trip. Amidst all the partying, everyone needs to relax. I’ve been thinking about this a lot and so I decided to create this list of three unique Barcelona spas for those of you, who are thinking like I am.

1. Sit Atop the City at The Majestic Spa Barcelona

The Majestic Spa in Barcelona qualifies as both unique and also one of the best rated Barcelona spa. It was the first in Europe to be awarded the prestigious Spa Excellence, certificate by the American organization, Spa Quality LLC, and it takes its reputation seriously. The Majestic Spa Barcelona boasts a hot and cold sauna, a steam bath, a “sensations” shower, an ice fountain, and stations for beauty treatments from head to toe. Its treatments do not come cheap, but when it comes to pampering, many people are willing to pay top-dollar for what has been deemed THE BEST. I find that cost closely parallels quality, most of all when it comes to massage. You can visit the spa, located in Eixample off Passeig de Gracia, seven days a week from 8 am until 9 pm. [caption id="attachment_20414" align="aligncenter" width="445"] Pool at the Majestic Spa Barcelona[/caption]

2. Enhance your Green Energy at The Spa by Six Senses Barcelona

The Spa by Six Senses in Barcelona is located in the Hotel Arts Barcelona right next to the beach. With its natural wood flooring and breezy terraces, it was clearly designed with the Barcelona-beach goer in mind. The spa provides all of the traditional treatments, as well as Thai and Oriental massage, Ayurvedic treatments, and a Hopi Ear treatment (curious about this one). The Six Senses Spa also has a holistic calendar on their website of “wellness consultants,” who visit regularly to explain to their guests the benefits of beauty rituals and massage. Of all the Barcelona spa, this one is the most "green." [caption id="attachment_20415" align="aligncenter" width="424"] Thai Massage at Six Senses Spa Barcelona[/caption]

3. Experience the Middle East at Aire de Barcelona

Aire de Barcelona is known for its unique atmosphere, modeled after a traditional Arabic bath, and its distinct Aragan treatments, which can be included in the “wet” series of temperature controlled pools.  The baths have special weekend breakfasts, tea and fresh fruit on the weekdays, and singing every Sunday morning. For a very reasonable price, you can soak in all three pools (hot, temperate, and cold) and finish with a 15, 30, or 45-minute massage. Unlike the previous two mentions, Aire de Barcelona is not inside of a hotel. This is just one of several Barcelona spas located in the hip Borne district, and it is open from 10 am until 2 am most days. [caption id="attachment_20417" align="aligncenter" width="442"] Candelit Bath at Aire de Barcelona[/caption] Have you been to any Barcelona spa? What are some good ones you've found? Ciao bella Kathy]]> 250 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/cool-spanish-slang-learn-in-1-minute/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 05:23:48 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=253 Cool Spanish Slang Expressions - Speak Like A Local! Why should you learn Spanish slang? Think when you are sitting at a café in Spain with local people, or walking down the streets : very often you hear expressions and you have no clue what they mean and can't find them in a dictionary. Spanish slang is the real way local people speak, so it would help to improve your overall comprehension and your understanding of Spanish culture. Last but not least, we believe that If you start to use some cool spanish expression, locals would really appreciate it! But mostly, it's just super fun! Ready to become a cool spanish slang speaker? Vamos!

• Guay

  Cool

• ¿Que tal, tío?

  What's up, mate? (Tío/tía means uncle/aunt, but you use it colloquially with friends)

• ¡Estoy machacado!

  I'm exhausted!

• Me estás toreando

  You are messing around with me

• ¿Vamos a zampar?

  Shall we eat something?

• ¿Tengo monos en la cara?

  Why you're looking at me? (Lit. Do i have monkeys on my face?)

• Es una gozada

  It's really great

• Beber como una esponja

  To drink a lot (lit. like a sponge)

• Pasarlo bomba

  To have a great time

• La marcha

  The nightlife

• La Dolorosa

  The bill (in a sarcastic way, lit. means "the painful")

• Ser un muermo

  Being boring (La discoteca fue un muermo total)

• Cambiarle el agua al pajarito

  To pee

• Dar la lata

  To bug, annoy, bother

• Acostarse con las galinas

  To go to bed very early (lit. to go to bed with the chickens)

• Esa chica es muy potable

  That girl is really good looking (lit. drinkable)

• Un Hincha

  Fan of a soccer team

• Gente maja

  Good people, very nice and pleasant

• Un/una guiri

  Foreigner (if you're reading, you probably are one!)

That should be enough for today...Now all you have to do is "salir de marcha" and show off your cool vocabulary! If this introduction to cool Spanish slang was useful, we would be pleased to write more! We're still discovering the Spanish slang world, so please help us collecting new words and expressions! Vale? ¡Olé! - Elio]]> 253 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/flea-market-barcelona-antique-and-second-hand-paradise/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 05:58:55 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=267

Flea markets in Barcelona are a great place to shop if you are interested in Barcelona antique, art, clothes or in general second hand „stuff“.

We went to see two of the most interesting Barcelona flea markets and although this way of shopping is very cheap, it still left us broke!

El Flea Market Barcelona - “One man’s garbage is another man´s gold”

That´s the main philosophy of the Flea Market Barcelona, which is organized monthly in the streets of Barcelona. The last one that we visited took place on Plaza Blanquerna, just behind the Museu Marítim. The market has an open friendly atmosphere with some nice guitar tunes and people chatting away the afternoon from their little stands with clothes, jewelry, books, LPs, and much more. All the wares must be in good condition and at reasonable prices so I bought 2 bags, 2 scarves and 3 t-shirts, because I just had to have them, and in the end I spent around 10 euros. This place is great for anyone who wants to reduce waste and consumerism, because a longer life is given to products.  Also  Barcelona flea market is perfect for those who love to hang out on the street and buy original pieces that really can't be found anywhere else.

You can easily set yourself up as a vendor at the Barcelona flea market as well.  Just contact the organizer, setup your stand and enjoy. There are several reasons to do so, but I liked the story of the boy who sold me the 3 t-shirts for 5 euros. „My girlfriend has so many clothes and there wasn´t any place for me in the wardrobe, so I made her to get rid of some :)” I sent her my best greetings and went home quite satisfied about the deal I made. You will find more info about upcomming markets here www.fleamarketbcn.com.

Largest Barcelona flea market - Mercat dels Encants

If you like this way of shopping, you should visit the best known flea market in Barcelona. It´s just enormous and you can get really everything from Barcelona antique, books, cosmetics, computers to rasty bicycles and used mattresses. You'll see as much variety as London´s Harods, but in more lively, cheaper, and more bohemian way. Mercat dels Encants takes place close to the metro Glories every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., but some of the sellers close their stand around midday, so it´s always better to come in the morning. When I came, the market was literally packed. It was on Saturday at 11 a.m., probably the worst time to go in hindsight. The nice thing is that the merchants are quite motivated so you hear “barato barato” (cheap cheap) or “one euro one euro” a lot. If you go, be prepared to bargain. It´s the way of shopping here.  It´s more than expected and it´s fun too! The prices are usually set about 2-3 times higher than what the merchant will accept, so you better get bargaining quick! I wish you the best deals! Did you manage a real bargain lately? Let us know! Sharka "like the animal"]]> 267 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/people-lounge-gay-bars-in-barcelona/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 06:05:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=273 Gay Bars in Barcelona : Cheers !

Overlooked

A couple of days ago I couldn't find a thing to write about for the SuiteLife Gay Bible Series: From Behind The Rear. It is the worst feeling for a writer. So I did what any respectable person would've done...ask for help. My flatmate has been living for a while in Barcelona, so when I told him my problem, the light bulb on top of his head turned on and knew exactly what I needed. He took me to a gay bar located on Carrer de Villarroel. This bar is like no other I have been to so far - it is a hidden gem that can and have easily gone unnoticed on the gay radar. The bar is called People's Lounge. Here you'll never see twenty-something year old people loitering outside smoking cigarettes blocking the entrance, nor will you hear the music blaring.

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A handsome bouncer held opened the door for us - which isn't unusual here in Barcelona but in this case was misleading to the kind of crowd I would find inside. The first thing that impressed me when we entered was the beautiful and tasteful decorations. The walls are cevored with movie posters of iconic Broadway musicals, films and their stars - a great  representation of that gay era and the foundation of ours; Victor Victoria, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Phantom of the Opera, Betty Davis, just to name a few. The dimmed lights gave the place a smokey-bar-from-the-1940s kind of look, especially since the only light source came from the chandeliers and shaded table lamps (yes, very old fashion but it added to the decor).  The only modern looking thing in the place was the firefly laser disco lights that illuminated those who sat on the couches on every corner of the place. The bar is a wooden island placed in the center, here a young bar tenders - ok - a hot bartender waltz around serving customers a wide range of cocktails and bevarages. Don't have fear of them running out of alcohol, they have over 30 brands of whisky and you can see them displayed above and around the bar. The most important icons (at least according to me) were the people there. The crowd at this gay bars in Barcelona is 50 and up and it was a breath of fresh air to be amoung them. Right away you can see how different their generation is to ours today perhaps this is because they were more, if not completely, restricted to be who they are. So it was an exciting experience to see them have fun and made me realize that I live in a time I shouldn't take for granted and should enjoy it while I'm still around. So I started with dancing. Why not? The music at People's Lounge range from Jazz and blues to all-time favorites from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. In the early hours some very special traditional Spanish and Flamenco music from Andalusia. Conclusion The down side of this bar (understandable knowing their niche is very small) is that drinks are more expensive here than any other gay bar in Barcelona. What would normally cost me 2.50, I had to pay double that amount at People Lounge. They are wi fi free zone with broadband wi fi access if you want to use your smartphone or laptop.  Add to all this a professional and friendly service from bilingual staff and you have the ideal place for an early cocktail, meet up with friends or make new ones. It is a definite guaranteed that you will have as much fun in this bar as in any other gay bar in Barcelona.]]> 273 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/barcelona-nightlife-nonstop-fiestas/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 06:22:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=284 Barcelona Nightlife Has Never Been This Crazy! Barcelona nightlife can be really crazy and intense where people party until the next day when the sun comes up again. But if you are looking for the hottest, craziest and most insane Barcelona nightlife activities, stop wasting your time and join Erasmus Barcelona to sign up for SHAZ’s Guest List that gives you great deals on clubbing in Barcelona and even free access to the best clubs in Barcelona. Erasmus Barcelona is Barcelona’s biggest International students community that organizes multiple social activities for exchange students in Barcelona, which also includes the number ONE activity of most students,  Nightlife in Barcelona. It doesn’t matter where you’re from, Erasmus Barcelona provides the opportunity for students to enter the best clubs in Barcelona from Monday to Sunday where you can meet many students with the same interests as you.

Best Clubs in Barcelona with Shaz’s Guest List

Barcelona is a culturally enriched city where people enjoy tons of activities during the day, but as the sun goes down, the city transforms into a hub of nonstop partying at the most exotic bars and clubs in town. Whatever the night of the week it is, there’s always something going on when it comes to nightlife in Barcelona. Check below for guaranteed great nights out to the best clubs in Barcelona with SHAZ’s guest list.

Opium Mar

One of the best and biggest clubs in Barcelona located at Villa Olimpica area right at the sea shore. The club is known for its awesome terrace on the beach and its huge dance floor. A perfect place for those who love glamor and love to experience a VIP treatment. Several internationally famous DJ’s play here. With its great music and exotic dancers, Opium Mar gives everyone a guaranteed night to remember. Free entrance until 02:00 am with Shaz’s Guest List.

Sutton

The Sutton Club is one of the most fashionable clubs in Barcelona with a huge dance floor. It has designated VIP areas for its premium guests and the club has been visited by internationally known people such as Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage and Brazillian soccer stars Ronaldo and Ronaldinho. The club is situated in a upscale part of the city (Diagonal/Tuset). Free entrance with Shaz’s Guest List until 02:30

Shoko

A popular club with a romantic and comfortable atmosphere with a beautiful terrace which opens towards the beach. Shoko is considered to be one of the best clubs in town by locals and tourists as it has a nice dance floor with great music playing. Free entrance with Shaz’s Guest List until 01:30 am

Sotavento

Sotavento is located alongside the beach, with a nice elegant Mediterranean atmosphere. The club has a huge terrace in front of the beach and 2 club areas where different music is played. The club has a nice restaurant where you can taste the specialties from the kitchen. One of the most popular places for university students as the club offers free dinner every once in a while for people on Shaz’s Guest List. Free entrance with Shaz’s Guest List until 02:30 am

Catwalk

Catwalk is a stylish club in Barcelona with two different dance floors. Mostly young people between the age of 18 and 25 are attracted to come and party at Catwalk. There are 2 dance floors with different music playing. Dance floor 1: House Dance floor 2: RnB, Hip Hop Free entrance with Shaz’s Gues List until 1:30 am.

Not Tired Yet?

It's guaranteed that plenty more nightlife in Barcelona will follow. So get involved with other exchange students by joining Shaz’s Erasmus Barcelona. To be on the Guest List Form: Go to Barcelona Parties, click on parties / fiestas section above, choose a day and which club you want to go, and write your name + the number of friends with you in the Guest List form. Or like their facebook page  ‘’Barcelona Night Life’’ and you will receive invitations for upcoming events. The only thing you have to do here is to click on attending and write your name + No. of friends on event’s wall. - Alper]]> 284 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-pickpockets-scams-and-street-scams/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 06:50:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=295 Top 5 Barcelona Pickpockets Scams and Street Scams We, here at SuiteLife, are proud of our sweet home Barcelona. We love to share the beauty and enjoyment of the city with as many people as we can. We are always excited to hear from new Barcelona transplants and tourists alike. As we have mentioned in previous blogs, like 5 True Stories to Help You Avoid Pickpockets, this city is the pickpocket capital of Europe, so it is important to watch out for Barcelona pickpockets scams and Barcelona street scams, while you are reveling in the exquisiteness around you. Our last blog, Barcelona Crime part 1 discussed the top 5 locations to watch out for pickpockets, now we are going to give you more info about Barcelona street scams and what to watch out for. Here are the top 5 Barcelona street scams.

1. The Tourist Trap ~

Over 5 million people visit Barcelona each year. This can create a lot of congestion for streets and walkways in well known spots like Sagrada Familia, Las Ramblas, Passeig de Gracia, Plaza Catalonia, and the beach as well. It is fairly easy to spot tourists in the city, and Barcelona pickpockets know this. They will often times dress as tourists, carry a map, have the camera, the whole nine yards. In this disguise, the thief will enter into a crowd of tourists pretending to take pictures and enjoying the scenes as well. After infiltrating the group, they will enter as many pockets as they can, pilfering anything they can get their hands on. Just because you are in a group, do not think you are safe. Barcelona Pickpockets go after groups because there is usually more confusion and less attention in crowds. Always watch your belongings, no matter where you are or who you are with. Another trick involves a thief pretending to be a tourist who has just been robbed themselves. They will ask for help and ask for money. Do not give any money! While enjoying your day in Barcelona, you may be approached by another tourist asking for directions. This person will throw their map in your face asking for help in locating a famous location. During the time you try to help them, you will be swindled by the “tourist’s” partner. The “tourist” is nothing but a distraction to allow their partner to steal your belongings without your knowledge. This is another trick that tries to use people’s kindness against them. Remember that you are a tourist or a visitor, you shouldn’t know where these things are either. Politely excuse yourself from the situation and move on. These are only a few examples of the tourist trap. Just remember you should be the one asking for directions, and if people are asking you for help and are being relatively pushy about it, they are most often trying to rob you.

2. The Pigeon Pickpocket ~

Okay, no one likes to get bird poo on their jackets or their shirts. Besides being gross, it leaves stains. To go even further, no one is ever happy when they get a ketchup, coffee, or wine stain either. The point is that we will always stop what we are doing to try to clean the mess. Here lies another Barcelona street scam. A thief will secretly squirt you with a substance and stop you to point out you have bird mess on you, or someone will “accidentally” spill ketchup or wine on you. Next they will offer to clean the mess. They will help you take your jacket off to better reach the stain. In this moment, they will either slip their hand in the pocket while they help you take the jacket off, or simply run off with it. Tip for this trap, never let people help you with something you can do yourself. There is no reason to take your jacket off, and there is no reason to let someone help you do this. Politely refuse the “assistance” and continue moving until you can deal with the “mess” in a comfortable setting such as a bathroom sink.

3. Flowers for Fools ~

I'm sure you have seen these guys plenty of times already. The men and women that enter the restaurants and bars trying to sell flowers to couples and drunks. They are actually Barcelona pickpockets: they will place a flower on the table and try to offer the flower to you only then to demand money for this unsolicited gift. When you reach for your money they will try to “help” you get the appropriate amount from your wallet. If the flower seller is not able to reach for any wanted money themselves, they will try to sell this single flower at an outrageous price such as 10 Euros.  Do not buy individual flowers or other items from people on the street. If you were not thinking about purchasing something, you probably don’t want it to begin with. Keep your money in your purse or pocket where it belongs.

4. The Friendly Fiend ~

The over friendly drunk may in fact be Barcelona pickpockets. This trick has plenty of variations but they all have the same theory, if the thief can get close enough and actually touch you then they can steal from you as well. Some famous methods to this trick include the over friendly dancer in the club, the football foot dance, or the lost tourist. All of these tactics involve thieves inside of bars and clubs or outside along the street. When tired drunk patrons begin their exodus from the clubs, they find jovial youth wanting to chat and wanting to play. Often this group of youth will try to play games with the drunk, want to hug, dance the football dance, or put their arms around your shoulder and say they will help you home. This should be something we had learned as children, do not let strangers on the street touch you. They will try to trip you with the soccer dance, or they will try to make you jump. In any of these situations, you give them access to your body and in doing so, it is incredibly easy for them to grab what they please.

5. The Bump and Bolt ~

This trick is designed for high traffic locations. Basically as you try to move through a crowded street or metro car, it is common to be bumped or pushed by people. Barcelona pickpockets use this; they will work in pairs, while you are bumped by one person another from a different position will use the distraction to enter your purse or pockets. Children and older women use this strategy in groups in an effort to disorient you and make you feel flustered. While you are bumped by one person, another bolts with your belongings. Do your best to avoid crowded places, and if you are in the middle of the metro or a crowd on Las Ramblas, always keep your hand over your purse or your pockets. It is common to be bumped into when in a crowded area, however the common person does their best to avoid any contact to begin with. Be wary of anyone who is willing to come into contact with you. I hope you are not scared. I hope you do not think that Barcelona is dangerous. Being aware of your surroundings and of the people around you will save you a lot of stress. It may seem like paranoia, but it is just smart to be wary of strangers wanting to touch you, especially when you are not in your familiar settings. Do what you can to avoid being a target by Barcelona pickpockets. Keep all valuables hidden, or better yet keep them at home. Do not take large amounts of money with you, keep your purse or camera bag closed and secured around your body, do not stop to talk with strangers in highly congested traffic areas, and most important do not let strangers touch you. Use some common sense and be a bit cautious, you can help keep yourself safe and keep your trip positive and memorable. Take care and be safe Brettsky Check out other SuitLife blogs about staying safe in Barcelona Barcelona Pickpockets Hit the Road]]> 295 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-brunch-weekend-delight/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 07:09:43 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=302

Your definite guide on restaurants to enjoy Barcelona Brunch

We have already written about the fine Barcelona brunch spots Picnic Barcelona and Milk. These places are just amazing on a weekend fraught with the hangover blues. We're going to tell you about some other fish in the proverbial brunch sea in case you wanna try something new!

Dostrece

There isn´t anything like sleeping late on Saturday and chilling out in a nice bar. One of those is the Bar Dostrece on carrer Carme 40. Get the Combo Dostrece if you come with your friend. For 19 €, you both get tasty pancakes with strawberries, eggs benedict or a salad and a glass of bellini. Nothing says “good morning sunshine, you drank a bit yesterday, didn´t you!?” like a tall cocktail with proseco and a peach juice.

Dunnes

What about an Irish Barcelona Brunch? Let me suggest … Crispy bacon, Irish sausages, fried eggs, baked beans, grilled tomato grilled mushrooms, toast and butter… Go to Dunnes Barcelona on Via Laietanna, 19 and bring some tissues with, because you will cry of joy and happiness.

Marmalade

Brunch in Barcelona Marmalade is good... dammmmn good. We're not talking about the sweet jelly you spread on croissant, but about a place that is run by the same guys who brought us Barcelona Milk Bar. You can get a brunch menu every Saturday and Sunday and here the Barcelona brunch doesn´t mean a coffee with croissants. You have some 11 options starting with the Very Berry Banana Smoothie, through the Eggs Benedict and Tortilla Ranchera finishing with Penny Lane Pancakes. You can find this place at Riera Alta 4-6.

Federal café

Last, but not least we recommend you this top place on carrer Parlament 39. You will love it when the weather is nice, because you can enjoy your awesome brunch on a terrace or at one of the big open windows. By the way, their burgers are just splendid as you can read in Benny's blog: hunt for the best hamburger in Barcelona. If you are new in town, really love brunches and like to hang out with other people while eating, you can join a Meetup Group devoted to brunch. What´s better than meeting some friendly breakfast lovers with your table full of pancakes, jam, eggs, bacon, spread bread, juice, coffee, fruit and a cake on the top. Is there another Barcelona brunch in Barcelona that we didn´t mention? Let us know! Have a tasty weekend! Sharka “like the animal” By the way, if you are interested in another food you should try in Barcelona read this post.]]> 302 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-tips-moving-to-barcelona/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 07:27:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=304 TOP 10 Barcelona Tips Before Departure ! Barcelona, a beautiful city with palmtrees everywhere, fresh sea air, a music on the streets, the smell of paella, incredible clubs... hmmm.... But it has something more. If you don't know Spanish and you don't know much about the city, Barcelona will slap you a couple times, before you settle down. I have selected the TOP 10 things you should be aware of before moving to Barcelona.

# 1 Cheap Train from the Airport

If you fly to Barcelona El Prat Airport, the cheapest way to get to the centre of the city is to use the train for € 2.

# 2 See the Flat Before Renting It

It's a cliche, isn't it? :) But it's a must. If you have never been in Barcelona/Spain, you will be VERY surprised. No, seriously. It's incredible how people can live in the 21st century in the EU. Don't rent anything before you see the flat.

# 3 Flatmates

If there are any, see them all too!

# 4 Go to See Flats During the Day

A lot of flats in Barcelona are spacey, sunny, and have beautiful views. But some of them can be very small and dark. If you are sun lover like I am, you should definitely see the flat during the day. I used to live in such a dark room in Barceloneta that even though I had exterior window, it wasn't possible to see almost anything with daylight and I had to use a light and a lamp.

# 5 The Utilities (water, gas, electricity, community, internet)

Make sure that the price is final. In Barcelona, it can easily be the case that you will have to pay for a second month for your room, for example, $400 instead of $350, because the owner "thought" that you were aware about an increase in price, because of utilities, "Gastos" en castellano.

# 6 The Contract

Alright, this is my favorite part. If you are moving to Barcelona to rent a flat you sign a contract with the owner of the flat. If you come here to rent a room you will soon discover that often there are no official contracts to sign with owner or the person who re-rents you the room. It's simply illegal to re-rent a room here, but nevertheless many people do it anyway. How to make it here then?? You just have to trust the person who rents you the room. :) Awesome, isn't it? Usually, you have to pay one month deposit (or two). So I wish you GOOD LUCK, because you will need it! And that is why so many foreigners end up with bad experiences here. Like I did. People try so many times to persuade me "We don't do any contracts here in Spain, no no" "Oh, I will give you the deposit back, sure!" or "I live just 2 minutes from here with my kids, I would never take your money" etc. People are can be tricky here, so what to do then? Sign a contract, but written on a computer and signed by hand. Don't sign a contract written by hand, because in case of problems, the local police will not consider it as a relevant agreement. Don't forget to include all detailed information including number of ID, passport or NIE in the contract.

# 7 Don't Shop in Small Stores in Centre

Try to avoid the small shops in central districts such as the Gotico or el Born.  The prices of products are two or three times higher than usual. As an example, a bottle of water (1,5 l) can cost 0,40€ in the supermarket , but in those shops it can be priced around 1,30€ ! So wherever you are in Barcelona, ask somebody, where a "normal" supermarket is check our blog How to find a cheap Barcelona supermarket and the best Spanish food.

# 8 Ask the Price before a Purchase

If you buy anything, anywhere in Barcelona, and the price is unclear, ask! It's very strange for me too, because I feel stupid asking for each item "Cuanto cuesta?", but it's crucial. It happened to me in a bar a week ago. I have been there a couple times ago and I knew, that a glass of wine costs 2,50€. However, the bartender tried to persuade me that it cost 5€. It's not just in bars, but it can happen in a lot of places.  So, pay attention, Mr(s). Foreigner!

# 9 Buy a Metro Ticket for 10 Fares

When I came here and was desperately looking for a flat so I didn't pay attention just how much money I wasted using the metro. I didn't know the city, thus I used the metro all the time. 1 individual fare costs 2€, but 10 fares are for 9,80€! That's a difference! ;)

# 10 Don't Use Transportation

If you don't really have to, don't use any transportation, because just walking through this city is great -it's incredibly beautiful! So, follow these tips when moving to Barcelona and your beginnings in Barcelona will be much smoother :) Enjoy it here

~ Ivet

]]> 304 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/top-10-barcelona-apps-for-your-mobile/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 09:10:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=317 SuiteLife's Top 10 Barcelona Apps for your mobile   Coming to Barcelona with a smart phone in hand, your thinking, is there any Barcelona apps I need to make my life easier in this dynamic city? If you ever questioned that yourself, Suite Life has the answer you’re looking for. These 10 necessary Barcelona apps will be categorized by transportation, city guides, sports and shops. All of them are available for both iOS and Android operated phones.  To download the app, simply scan or click on the relevant QR code.

Transportation apps Barcelona

Whether you arrive to Barcelona by train, ship or airplane: the first question will always be: how to get to places? Grab your internet- connected smartphone and let the transportation mobile apps Barcelona do the rest for you.

TMB – Barcelona apps for Metro and other public transports

This is the official mobile app from TMB, the main public transport management company in the Barcelona metropolitan area. It provides information about metro, bus lines and stops around the city’s urban area. You can track any bus or metro stations around you with GPS. The most important feature is real-time search for travel directions from place to place by metro and bus. Each route will have estimated time of arrival, means of transport and designated station so you can plan the journey easily. Small tip: check for service alert to see any change or cancellation of the lines. TMB apps Barcelona is available in English, Spanish and Catalan [caption id="attachment_43637" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Andoid[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43638" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

Renfe ticket

This is also official app created by Renfe, a middle and long distance train operator in Spain. The app also provides users with route planning, time table, and schedule change, however for middle and long distance trains, which is useful when you want to travel to Barcelona’s suburbs or other cities in Spain. Moreover you can conveniently buy your train ticket directly through your phone and show it to train conductor without having to print it out. The option of change or cancelation is also available within this app Available languages at the moment are English and Spanish [caption id="attachment_43649" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43648" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption]

Bicing

Bicing is the bicycle sharing system in Barcelona introduced to help daily users cover the small and medium distance commutes within the city in a greener way. The main purpose of bicing app Barcelona is to give bicing users real-time information about station maps, which station is close to your location and number of available bikes at that time. Although the available language is only Spanish and Catalan it is still easy to use for non-Spanish speaking users, with friendly interface and mostly graphic icons. My personal tips for you when using this app is to hit the refresh button frequently, as the number of bike in each station can change very fast, especially during rush hours. Once I was coming to get a bike, the mobile app showed only 2 bikes left at that station. When I arrived, I desperately watched a guy who arrived just a few seconds earlier than me took the last one. [caption id="attachment_43657" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43658" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

Local guide

Tripadvisor BCN

Fans of traveling probably know about Tripadvisor already. But do you know about their city guide app? Basically its purpose is to provide users with vast information about attractions, hotels, bars restaurants etc. of the specific city, just like its website, but in offline mode and there are only specific numbers of cities available. Luckily Barcelona is included. Tripadvisor’s city guide Barcelona app is one of the best city guide app in Barcelona. In my opinion it is the best. The app is totally in English and very easy to use. You can either find the place by categories like Food & drink, Hotels, Attractions, and Shopping etc. or use the interactive map to locate yourself and find points of interest around you. Moreover you can find and book a tour around the city in Tickets/tours section. However the feature I find most useful is the offline self-guided tour, where you will find the direction to and read the general info of the most famous places in Barcelona, on your own and it’s totally free! As I mentioned above, this app is awesome and there are many other useful functions like check-in, review and so on, but I will leave it for you to explore on your own! [caption id="attachment_43662" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43663" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

BCN visual

You might wonder how Barcelona looked centuries ago. Check out this cool app. BCN Visual contains many photos of buildings and street in Barcelona decades or centuries ago. Each photo has its own description and is marked on the app’s interactive map. The coolest feature IMO is Augmented Reality mode. Once arrived at the photo’s destination you can use Augmented Reality mode to “scan” the area and check for example how a building or a street has changed over time. Here are some of my results, the quality's not so good as it was taken by phone camera and i'm not a professional photographer, but it's fun to try out :) [caption id="attachment_43729" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Andoid[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43730" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

Ibeach

This app will let you enjoy the beautiful beaches in Barcelona even more. Ibeach offers list of beaches in Barcelona and allover Spain. After you choose one particular beach, iBeach will display information about temperature, waves, wind and other weather indicators. One thing I find very useful is the jellyfish alert function. When you come to the beach and see jellyfish you can put an alert to warn people, and other users would do the same so you can know. You wouldn’t want to go to the beach full of those squishy venomous animals, would you? Besides that, in each beach you can find nearby restaurants/bars/supermarkets in case you need some refreshment during hot days, or some activities to do, or nearby public toilets and medical services. At the moment the restaurant lists isn’t complete, but developers are cooperating with local business and hopefully it will be filled up soon. [caption id="attachment_43680" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43681" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption] Also like swimming pool? Here you go

Sports

FCB World

If you are football fan or FC Barcelona in particular then you won’t want to miss this app. With this app you can get the latest results and league tables, view the player profiles and stats or the club’s history etc. Furthermore you can follow the match live with the photos and videos, when you cannot go to the stadium or watch it on TV. This official app of Fútbol Club Barcelona is your direct communication channel with the club and the place to find all the latest information, photos, videos, news, live match commentaries, tweets, interactive games and other innovative services, all related to your favourite players. ~Description on Google Play~ [caption id="attachment_43683" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43684" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

Barcelona Corre

One of the best sport activities you can do in this magnificent city is running. Barcelona Corre offers you 23 exciting routes around Barcelona. Each route has its own information about length, terrain differences, difficulty and so on. When you first logged in the app will ask your age, height and weight for the profile. It is said that everyone who finishes all 23 route will be rewarded with a digital medals. I really doubt my possibility to do that, but if you want to try and find out, I would love to see those “medals” in comments section! [caption id="attachment_43687" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43686" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] In case you need sport apparels and equipment, check out these stores.

Grocery shopping

In this section I will mention only the Barcelona mobile apps of grocery stores as they are pretty darn important. Beside Spanish fashion and apparel brands like ZARA or Bershka and their apps are already well known, it would be insignificant to bring up here. In case you are totally new here and don’t know yet about grocery stores in Barcelona, my advice is to check out these tips first

Folletos Carrefour

Folletos Carrefour provides its users current offers and brochures of all Carrefour supermarkets. Within those interactive brochures, you will be able to see each item’ details, image, price; share to friends or add to your shopping list. It is especially useful when your Spanish is not good enough to ask the staff where each items is located. Instead show them your shopping list and save time for both sides. This app also offer interactive map to help you find nearest store by distance and by type of stores. The app is only available in Spanish, but with comprehensive pictures and symbols, good chance to learn Spanish then. [caption id="attachment_43706" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43707" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption]

Dia

Another big grocery chain in Barcelona is Dia. Their app's feature is pretty similar to the above Folletos Carrefour, but it requires you to login. In return it offers management of your discount coupons. [caption id="attachment_43709" align="alignleft" width="200"] For Android[/caption] [caption id="attachment_43710" align="alignright" width="200"] For iOS[/caption] More  Barcelona mobile apps by the City Council can be found here. If you have other interesting Barcelona apps feel free to introduce it to us in comment Peace! T.Vu  ]]> 317 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/free-tapas-in-barcelona-not-kidding/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 08:55:43 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=318 tapas in Barcelona and in Spain in general is a very popular way of sharing your late lunch or dinner with your friends.

Did you know that you can enjoy your free tapas in Barcelona ?

If you love finding free stuff as much as us, and you happen to be a Barcelona tapas lover too, you must read our blog on the Top 10 free things to do in Barcelona and checkout what else is free in Barcelona. For the real Barcelona tapas freaks, there is a great blog about Best tapas bars and restaurants and about Cerveceria Catalana: the best tapas restaurant in Barcelona. What is really awesome though, are all the free tapas in Barcelona and food you can find in certain bars, and all you need to do is order a drink! We give you a it of a laundry list of where to find succulent, and FREE, food in Barcelona.

Atrapatapa

With every drink here you get some free, and breathtaking, home-made Barcelona tapas, which makes this bar very popular. You can have a beer with a tapa for 1,20€, a glass of cava with a tapa for 1,95€, a glas of vine with a tapa for 1,50€ or just the tapa itself for 1€. Carrer del Comte d'Urgell, 77 08011 Barcelona

Ambiente del sur

The tradition of free tapas comes originally from Andalucía so this bar just gives you what it promises. The feeling of the south – the feeling of Andalucía. You can have a beer and a tapa for 1,80€. The chef offers you delicious paella on Tuesday, sardinas on Thursday and the famous tortilla de patatas the rest of the week. Carrer de Viladomat, 85 08015 Barcelona

Els tres

Enjoy your beer and a tapa for 1,60€ in the Eixample. Carrer de Muntaner, 55 08011 Barcelona

Ca'l Chusco

This little traditional bar in Barceloneta serves free tapas with every drink. Carrer de l'Almirall Aixada, 5 08003 Barcelona

Bagoa

Find the best jamón Serano in the city! And get a plate of olives or potatoes with every drink you order. Plaça del Doctor Letamendi Barcelona

Petit Jet Lag

You will find this place just in the heart of Gotico. It´s not a typical tapas-for-free bar, but you can enjoy a free buffet of Italian and Spanish food for 6€ every Thursday from 8 p.m. Carrer de la Dagueria, 12 08002 Barcelona

Caramba

If you want to have nice tapas to accompany your beer go to this bar on Monday. Carrer de la Cera, 57 08001 Barcelona

Mingus

Mingus doesn´t have just splendid Barcelona tapas, it has great wine and very friendly service too. As a warm tapa you can get “trinxat”, tortilla de patata or pizza. Carrer de la Comtessa de Sobradiel, 9 08002 Barcelona

DeDues

Great place to have fun on the first and the second Tuesday of the month. The first Tuesday there are always concerts to see and on the second thematic parties to attend. They have great cocktails and different tapas for free according to the day of week. Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla, 89 08012 Barcelona

El Moll de Rebaix

If you head down to Barceloneta don´t miss this little place. The owners are two brothers, Paco and Christian, and their fish with rice and famous “montaditos” attracts various types of guests. Carrer del Baluart, 84 08003 Barcelona

Cassette

Tapas for free are served just on Monday and Friday, but the huge menu of gin-tonic cocktails stays put all week long. If you are a gin lover don´t worry if you come a different day, you will admire this place. Carrer de l'Est, 11 08001 Barcelona

Raco del Pelat

If you are around Poble Sec on Monday or Friday evening, be sure to visit the bar Raco del Pelat. Another offer that makes this place special are the breakfast sandwiches for 0,90€. Carrer de Piquer, 12 08004 Barcelona

Marino

Again in Poble Sec, for 1,75€ you will get a beer and small tastings of their delicious specialties such as shrimp with dried tomato or tuna marinated with cheese. Carrer de Margarit, 54 08004 Barcelona

Cocktailbar Incognito

This modern bar with some funky tunes is perfect to enjoy music, cocktails and some small tapas to peck away at. Carrer Fusina, 6 08003 Barcelona

Club Solo

Another cool bar we have been to and have enjoyed their tapas for free while we were preparing ourselves for a big night out. For some reason, there isn´t any information about the free tapas in this bar on the bar´s web pages, but you know what? Check it out and let us know! It's on the Passatge de la Concepció, 7, 08008 Barcelona Did we forget to mention any bars with free tapas in Barcelona that you know of? Then let us know! Sharka "like the animal"]]> 318 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-night-bus-nights-belong-to-you/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 09:36:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=324 Barcelona Night Bus It's always great to not have to fuss about the time while you're out in Barcelona partying, and Barcelona night buses are here to simplify your life. The night buses are easy to figure out. You can check their routes as well as their hours right at the bus stops (look for the blue board). If you live further away or out of the city, the night bus can be a real savior when the metro is closed and your wallet can't withstand a more expensive taxi ride. Barcelona night bus runs from 10.30pm to 5.00am (depends on the lines). You can recognize them easily thanks to the ‘N’ before the number on the bus. They all pass through plaza Catalunya and this is really convenient if you want to end up partying the night away and not having to worry about how you'll get your tired drunken body home at the end of the evening. The price for Barcelona night bus' tickets is pretty reasonable and is the same as any other bus or metro ride: 2€ for one ticket or 9.25€ for 10 tickets. Their website is also available in English and they seem to be keeping up with the times! You can now download ipad/mobile apps which are hugely helpful for determining routes and times based on your current position. Website in English For the more courageous, there is an other way to move during the night: Bicing. It's working 24h a day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. During the week, you can't use it from 2am to 5am. Click here to get  more information about Cycling in Barcelona.

Barcelona Night Bus: Airport Destination and Other Routes

Every 20 minutes, a Barcelona night bus (N17) takes off to Barcelona airport (El Prat de Llobregat). You can catch it in plaza Catalunya near Ronda de la Universitat street. Obviously, the N17  bus is also going from the airport to plaza Catalunya. The price is the same as other Barcelona Night Bus and this is cheaper than the Aerobus which costs 5.30€. If you want to buy a T-10 ticket you can't buy it in the bus, so you should buy it before hand, in a metro station for example. The night bus goes to many other locations, mostly areas just outside of the city like San Cugat, San Just, Espluges, and even as far as Castelldefels and Santa Caloma. Even if you live up in the zona alta of Barcelona (Sarria/Sant Gervasi) the night bus can be useful for you. What about you? Do you have any tricks for moving during the night in Barcelona ? Cheers, Hugo]]> 324 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/a-taste-of-home-british-food-barcelona/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 09:41:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=336 A Taste of Home - A British Haven in Barcelona! Being an international city and having a huge expat community, Barcelona has no shortage of shops, restaurants and other amenities to serve the various nationalities living particularly those from the US, Latin American and various countries in Europe to name but a few. But what about us Brits? Is there a 'British Barcelona?' Thankfully, amongst the grid-like streets of the Eixample is a very special shop who specialise in all things British. Aptly named 'A Taste of Home', this is a shop to visit for any Brit living here in Barcelona either for Erasmus or for those here living more long term. Intrigued to find out what treasures are inside? Read our exclusive interview with the owner below!

The Interview

A Taste of Home has been serving the people of Barcelona since 2008 and was started by Inge Barker, an expat from the UK. She also owns another branch of the shop in Sitges which has been open for 11 years. This shop is the real deal and that's not just my opinion. In 2011, A Taste of Home was awarded the accolade of 'Commended British Shop in the World' as part of the 'Best of British Awards' which are sponsored by the Telegraph (newspaper) and John Lewis (one of the biggest retailers in the UK).  Upon walking in, your British blogger here found the staff busy showing some new customers around, but I managed to grab a couple of minutes to ask some questions...... Suitelife - Hi Inge. I really like your shop! Could you briefly tell me a bit about 'A Taste of Home'? Inge - Of course! I started the shop mainly because there isn't really anywhere else in Barcelona that serves the specifically British products. A lot of the small shops and supermarkets offer some basic stuff such as teabags, but nothing compared to what we offer here. SuiteLife - Yes, I noticed that too. It's quite nice to see something which is actually British for a change! Inge - Thanks! We do lots of different things. Obviously, we sell specifically British products such as Marmite, Cadbury's chocolate, different brands of English tea, jams, pies and loads more. We also sell books, greeting cards and do a lot of fundraising for charities particularly animal charities. The vast majority of things we sell are British but we also have food from other countries too notably ingredients for making Indian food as well as some American and Dutch products too. Naturally, we can't provide everything, but we are happy to take requests. If you come in for something and we don't have it, you can go on our Facebook page to request it and we'll do our best to get it for you! SuiteLife - Wow! Sounds really good and I'm pretty sure I'll be making use of that! Inge - We've also recently started the IPTV service which lets people from the UK who live here in Spain access British channels legally. For years now, we've been using the Freesat channels. This has changed lately and could be really expensive for people who want to continue to access British TV this way which is why we've started offering the IPTV service which streams to your TV from the Internet. We are the sole distributor of this in Catalonia and it's completely legal! You get all the main channels plus even more. It's a great deal. SuiteLife - One thing I definitely miss about the UK is British TV. How much does this service cost? Inge - It costs about 30 Euros per month, but if you sign up for it via our Facebook page, then we will give you a discount on this. SuiteLife - Excellent. What would you say are your most popular products here, at "A Taste of Home"? Inge - Our baking section is really popular and we sell a lot of British cookbooks too! SuiteLife - Do you get a lot of British people coming to the shop? Inge - Yes, we get a fair amount of people who have heard about us and like to come to see just how British we are. It's fair to say, that people are left pleasantly surprised by the sheer variety we have. We also get a lot of Spanish people come into the shop too and they are pretty curious to see what we're about. SuiteLife - I can vouch for that! Before we round the interview up, is there any advice you'd have for any aspiring Brits reading this? Inge - Check out our Facebook page. We have a lot going on such as competitions and offers. We also publish recipes too! Don't forget that you can also get exclusive discounts and can request those home comforts too. SuiteLife - Thanks a lot for your time!

This is amazing! Where is this gem of a shop!?

Intrigued? You can find A Taste of Home on Carrer Floridablanca 78 in Eixample. You can get there on L1 Rocafort near Plaça Espanya (I'd recommend taking the C/Calabria exit, it's quicker!). The best way to get in touch with them is on their Facebook page or by calling 933 251 797. They're open from 10am - 9pm on Monday through to Saturday, so there's plenty of time to rush and get a box of tea when the worse happens! Looking for more shops for expats living in Barcelona? We've got a list of some of the best in the city for you to check out! Thanks, Chris ]]> 336 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/barcelona-sights-ways-to-see-them/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 10:06:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=349 Barcelona Sights - One Of The Greatest Things to Do in Barcelona ! There are an endlessly fascinating amount of Barcelona sights that will appeal to people with a whole range of passions and interests. There are so moany ways to experience Barcelona sights ranging from simple walking tours to Segway tours and even more. Whatever floats your boat, there are almost certainly tours in Barcelona that can help you indulge in your interests. Stuck for ideas on what to do in Barcelona? Check out our guide to some of the best tours in Barcelona which range from the unusual to the 'little bit different' to the outright cool specifically handpicked by us! Enjoy!

Bicycle tours

Not the most riveting tour on the list, but nonetheless a really nice way to see Barcelona sights. Most of the tours tend to last around 3 to 4 hours and their are plenty of companies who offer bike tours around the city. Surprisingly, you cover a lot of the city in such a short time and bike tours prove to be a lot more relaxing than you'd expect (less strenuous than walking tours for sure!). Tours on average cost around the 20 Euro mark which is good value for what you get (as with everything it does depend on the company!). Our favourite bike tour in the city is with the aptly named Barcelona Bike Tours or 'Un Cotxe Menys-Bicicletes' (as they're known in Catalan), who offer bike tours all year round (everyday from 11am to 4.30pm) at Plaça Jaume. The company offers a daily tour in English for anyone to join but also offers tours for groups (private and for businesses) which can be delivered in a variety of languages and tailored individually to the group. Being one of the organisations instrumental in transforming Barcelona into the bicycle haven that it is today, their commitment to making their city more environmentally friendly is obvious and they are also a founding member of the Associació BiciTours Barcelona. Even today, they play an active role in the tourist scene in Barcelona and continue to promote cycling initiatives in the city.

Go Car Tours

For someone who is not from the most tourist orientated city, this is one tour that most certainly surprised me when I came to Barcelona! In a nutshell, Go Car Tours are small yellow open-top cars with a built in navigation system which talks to you and teaches you about the Barcelona sights as you drive past them. The Go Cars don't just offer a standardised tour and are not remote controlled. You actually drive them yourself! The tours offer a variety of themed tours from a Camp Nou tour, Olympic Barcelona, Barcelona Highlights and an All Day Tour to name but a few. The tours are also available in a range of languages and also offer tours for individuals and groups. Prices start at around 19 Euros per hour, but they also offer regular promotions too. The only thing prerequisites are that you have a full driving licence. Give it a go!

Cooking Tours

There is simply no better souvenir to take back home with you than knowing how to cook typical food from the place where you've visited. It's a gift that will not only impress your friends and family, but will also remind you of your trip forevermore. Thankfully, you're in Barcelona, which is renowned for it's culinary offerings. If you're a cooking amateur there are some top quality cooking schools in Barcelona who typically offer a really great selection of classes to unlock the inner chef within you and get you acquainted with just how amazing Spanish cuisine really is! One such school is Barcelona Cooking located on the Ramblas. Taught by professional chefs, a variety of classes are on offer from a half day cooking class with the option of getting a tour of the Mercat de la Boqueria, a tapas class, a tour of some of the best Spanish/Catalan food shops in Barcelona and more. They also offer customised classes for corporate events and groups. Even better is the fact that all the ingredients are local and organic and support the producers, so you'll have the opportunity to taste and create authentic Spanish/Catalan food. As a guide, a half day class costs around 78 Euros. ¡Buen Provecho!

Barcelona by..........speedboat!

Once in the middle of Barcelona, it's easy to forget that you're near the sea. But an excellent way to not forget is to hop on a speedboat and tour the length of the coastline and take in the skyline of the city. Although you won't hit the big sights, it's still a pretty cool way to see the city. Xmax Speed Boat Tours offers these tours and each tour takes around 50 minutes starting at Port Vell up through the Port Olimpic and to the Port Forum where they spin around and come back. Prices are 12.50 Euros and less for children and run only from April/May to November For something a little more slower paced, Las Golondrinas offers slower paced boat tours along the Barcelona coast. They are undeniably the experts in boat tours in Barcelona and have been involved in Barcelona boat tours since 1888 and explores the history and sights of the Barcelona coast. They offer two different tours - one of the Port Vell area and a 1 hour, 30 minute tour which covers 18 miles of coastline and gives you amazing views of some Barcelona sights! Prices are around 12/14 Euros depending on the tour you take and tours start from the Colom Statue at the bottom of the Ramblas or at Port Forum. Naturally, some trips cannot take place due to the weather so it's worthwhile checking beforehand!

Hot air balloon tours

Ok, this isn't technically in Barcelona and you probably won't see any Barcelona sights but this is still an amazing thing to do while you're here! Ballooning offer a number of trips even including some which even cross the Pyrenees mountains into France! But a trip in a hot air balloon comes at a price - an average of 150 Euros per person! If you're out to impress and money is no object, then this is a perfect way to see the Catalan countryside surrounding Barcelona.

And the list goes on!

These are just the tip of the iceberg on what to do in Barcelona in terms of tours. There are tours for almost any interest. A great company who offer tours tailored to almost any theme are My Favourite Tours. You may just think twice about taking a walking tour now! Have you been on any tours in Barcelona or experienced a really unique way of seeing the city? A Spiderman web-swinging style tour would be pretty cool! If you're coming to Barcelona, then you may want to check out our short term apartments page which offer you a different experience of staying in Barcelona and are usually better value than hotels. Thanks for reading! - Chris]]> 349 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/st-patricks-day-in-barcelona-best-places-to-celebrate/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 11:10:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=397 Where to Celebrate St Patricks Day in Barcelona St Patricks day in Barcelona is on the 17^th of March, just like in Dublin of course! If you want to celebrate it as Irish people do, take a look at the following places and at the promotions that they will offer for this particular day. Even if there is no parade for this special St Patricks day in Barcelona, Barcelona is full of Irish pubs where you can celebrate it. So put your green tights on, find a four-leaf clover and let’s have a beer! By the way, you can check this post about the best Irish pubs in Barcelona…

Kitty’s Pub – SPECIAL EVENT

It seems like Kitty’s has been the first Irish pub opened in Barcelona, 18 years ago. For St Patrick’s Day, they transform the area of Carrer de Numancia into an Irish district! There will be different activities organized, even for children, all day long. Come by, watch Irish dancing and listen to Irish music. The all programming is just here. And what can be best than watching England Vs Ireland to close your St Patrick’s Day in Barna?! Address: Carrer de la Nau Santa Maria, 5, Barcelona 08017 Website

Flaherty’s Irish Pub – SPECIAL EVENT

It’s one of the best known Irish pubs in Barcelona. You will find it in the center, near the Rambla. Besides offering very good beers and whisky, they also cook traditional dishes. Do not miss this spot on St Patrick’s Day, there will be special promotions on drinks and dishes and there will be tons of giveaway prizes to won! That mean you will have no excuse for not wearing green this night! Address: Plaça Joaquim Xirau, Barcelona 08002 Website

Temple Bar – SPECIAL EVENT

Well, it’s obvious that Temple Bar is one the best place to celebrate St Patrick’s day in Barcelona! As Matthew told us in one of his post, this is “one of the nicer Irish Pubs in Barcelona”. You will feel like if you were in Temple Bar in Dublin, especially because they will organize a special evening for this special day. I hope you are not allergic to the green color; in fact there may be a lot of green balloons and green shirts around the pub this day… Address: Calle Ferran, 8, Barcelona 08002 Website

Molly’s Fair City

“There are no strangers here, only friends you haven’t met.” If you have never  heard about Molly’s Fair City, then discovering it for St Patty’s is the best thing to  do. You will meet mostly English-speaking people and you will definitely drink some  really good Guinness! They also do great cocktails (do not forget to read our free e- book about cocktails in Barcelona). As you already feel like you’re in Ireland the  other 364 days of the year, it is difficult to do more efforts for St Patty’s Day, but  anyway, this is a good place to celebrate. Because of both the atmosphere and  people who come by. Be careful to be there early, it gets crowded really quick… Address: Carrer de Ferran, 7-9, Barcelona 08002

Ryan’s Pub

Last but not least, you probably already know Ryan’s Pubs: cheap drinks, a lot of people, and always a good time! Last year they made discounts on beers, offered gifts and added a green touch on the drinks. No doubt they will do the same this year! Address: Carrer Ample, 28, Barcelona 08002 OR Carrer Escudellers 24, Barcelona 08002 Website

Then you have a lot of other places where you can go

If you didn’t notice, Barcelona is full of Irish or English pubs, where, for sure, it will be nice to stay for San Patrick in Barcelona! The Dunne’s: Well it has already made a name for itself. Big and cool pub. Address: Via Laietana, 19, Barcelona (Gotic) The Shamrock: the name of the bar couldn’t be better for such a day! Address: Carrer Tallers, 72, Barcelona (Raval) Flann O’brien: this one is not in the center of Barcelona but offers you great drinks and nice atmosphere. Address: Carrer de Casanova, 264, Barcelona 08021 The Fastnet Irish Bar: located in Barceloneta, this Irish bar has an outside terrace very nice to enjoy a beer on St Patrick’s Day in Barcelona. Address: Passeig Don Joan Borbo Comte Barcelona, 22, Barcelona 08003 The Mickael Collins: Near Sagrada Familia, a really good Irish Pub to celebrate St Patty’s. There will be live music with the "Tequila Sunrise" (rock and blues) and "Kesh" (rock), from 9pm. Address: Plaça Sagrada Familia, 4, Barcelona 08013 Wow, that’s a lot of addresses! Do they fit with your plans? Any other good ideas on where to celebrate St Patricks Day in Barcelona? I wish you a great St Patricks , let us know how it went and which bar had the best irish atmosphere! ~Caroline

]]> 397 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/sports-blog-in-barcelona-sala-magali/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 11:44:08 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=405 Sports in Barcelona : Let's try something new! Are you looking for some different sports in Barcelona? Dark room ... electro music ... and ... sweating people ... What am I talking about? Razzmatazz or Catwalk? No, not any of those or other clubs in Barcelona. I am talking about La Sala Magali - in other words  a new way to work out in Barcelona! Strict trainer and (just) 30 minutes of INTENSIVE training! If you are tired of running in Citaudella Park, swimming or just a gym and you are open to try new things - you shouldn't stop reading. My co-worker Sarit told me about her addictions, which is besides coffee also La Sala Magali! She has been a member of La Sala Magali for over a year and she loves it! Sarit also told me about the trainers and how even an easy class can still feel like being in army sometimes... It was like a bell going off in my head - I HAVE TO TRY IT! We went there! I was pretty nervous, mainly because Sarit told me about the trainers. I could feel an energy from people even before the lesson! Everybody was on time! (Wooow, I was thinking, am I still in Spain? :) ). Everyone was so highly motivated and I felt like I was in the middle of a pack of Jack Russell Terriers! Seriously! :D "Located in the heart of Barcelona, the Sala is a space designed with a very New York spirit, inspired by the monasteries inhabited by the Shaolin monks, who live with minimal comfort and train daily." We went to the dark room - just mirrors, me and other 15 people and ... trainer Catherine! She was very sweet to me because she knew I was a newbie. Anyway, she wasn't so sweet to others, sometimes I could hear shouting in Spanish or English, so I knew I better n0t stop although I was practically dying from the beginning of the class! Catherine walked between people so she could also show us how to work out properly! After 30 minutes (it seemed to me like 10 minutes) I felt like I wouldn't even make it to metro station :D But I mean, I felt GREAT! I have never had such an intensive workout in such a short time. The concept is just awesome! They have different types of training sessions, so everybody can choose the level and people are very cool and friendly! At least, go to try it, it's worthy experience! ;) Check their website here! Do you know about other unusual work out/sports in Barcelona?? Give us feedback in comments below! Cu there! :) ~ Ivet]]> 405 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/how-to-get-a-spanish-nie-number-its-kind-of-a-big-deal/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 11:16:56 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=406 How to get a Spanish NIE Number in 2018

What is a Spanish NIE number anyways?

The Spanish NIE number, short for Número de Identificación de Extranjero, is a Foreigner Identification Number issued by the Administración General del Estado  (General Administration of the State) as a fiscal identification number for foreigners who want to stay more than 3 months in Spain, or in oder to be able to process certain transactions in Spain like buying a property. The equivalent of NIE for Spaniards is the NIF (Número de Identificación Fiscal). The NIE number is different from the Empadronamiento or Padron Municipal which is about getting registered in your living community. The Spanish NIE number starts with a letter, followed by seven numbers and another letter in the end (example Y - 1234567 - B). Each NIE number is dedicated to one person and it is neither transferable nor does it expire. It is worth remembering that a Spanish NIE is not the same as a TIE. EU citizens will need the NIE number only and can use their passport as identification whereas non-EU citizens will need a TIE (Tarjeta de Identificación de Extranjero) which is both a NIE and a form of identification.

Why it is important?

The Spanish NIE number is basically used as a code to serve people who don’t have Spanish Nationality. It is of essential for virtually every activity that requires your identification. Many people are not aware of the real importance of the NIE number. For example, your very first steps after moving to Barcelona, like opening a bank account and getting internet/phone contracts, will require a NIE. A quick anecdote: One of our colleagues here at SuiteLife had just arrived to BCN and wanted to get Internet installed in his apartment. He spoke to most of the Internet companies and there was one that told him he could sign up without having a NIE. To make a long story short, after weeks of talking back and forth with the company, it turned out they were misinformed and he did indeed need a NIE number. Moral of the story is just get the thing! It'll make your life a lot easier. The Spanish NIE number is important for those who have a professional or economic interest in Spain, because for certain they must have a NIE in order to:

• Study in Spain
• Buy, sell or insure a property in Spain or purchase any asset over € 3,000
• Buy a vehicle in Spain
• Inheritance of assets in Spain
• Setup a company, start a business or simply work in Spain
• Pay Spanish taxes
• Apply for a mortgage or other loan in Spain
• Register for national Social Security Health plan
• Register with social services and arrange receipt of social security benefits
• Apply for a driving license

You can pay an agency to sort out all of your NIE documents for you but remember that, even if you give them power of attorney, you must be present on the day.

How to get a NIE number – Step by Step

Step 1: Fill in the application form

EU citizens: the Spanish NIE number application form you need to fill out is called EX - 18 Solicitud de inscripción en el Registro Central de Extranjeros_Residencia Ciudadano de la UE which you can download here Non-EU citizens: you need the EX-15 Solicitud de Número de Identidad de Extranjero (NIE) y Certificados which you can download here. Both forms are in Spanish, but don't worry because you've reached the right place. We have the EX-15 document with the most essential fields translated to English so you can refer to it (the EX-18 has the same vocabulary so you can easily compare the two). This is sample image of our translation. For higher quality one, download the pdf version here If you are en EU citizen you should only need to fill out the EX-18, however, it is best to have both this form and the EX-15 ready and filled out as the documentation asked for can vary greatly. Likewise non-EU residents should bring both just to be safe. EU citizens you will also need the Modelo 790-012 which in 2017 MUST be filled in online, printed and brought to the appointment. You will then have to pay for the NIE at a nearby bank. Non-EU citizens will also have to pay but should be given a receipt at their appointment which you then take to a bank to pay.

Step 2: Make an appointment online

You have to make an appointment online first before coming in person; otherwise you will not be served. To do that, click on this link and choose “Acceder al Procedimiento” at the bottom.

• In PROVINCIAS DISPONIBLES choose Barcelona.
• In TRÁMITES DISPONIBLES PARA LA PROVINCIA SELECCIONADA choose Certificados UE (if you are from the European Union), or Expedicion de tarjeta de identidad de extranjero (heulla) if you are from overseas
• Click Aceptar
• Click Entrar
• Fill in your information:
  • Choose PASAPORTE and enter your passport number below
  • Nombre y apellidos = name and surname
  • País de nacionalidad = your nationality
  • In Caracteres enter what you see on the picture above
  • Click Aceptar

You MUST bring your printed appointment confirmation with you on the day. It can be a bit of  nightmare trying to get an appointment in the first place so we highly recommend looking to book an appointment as soon as possible - it took me nearly 3 months to get mine! TIP: try looking a little further afield if you can't find an appointment in the centre of Barcelona. I got mine in Sant Adria de Besós which is about 30 minutes on the metro from station Jaume I.

Step 3: Prepare all the necessary documents (checklist)

For EU citizens:

• Passport and copy
• Proof of address in Spain - your rental contract (in your name) would be sufficient
• Completed EX-18 form
• Completed Modelo 790
• Proof of health insurance - this can be private health insurance or an EHIC card
• Document* proving why you need a Spanish NIE number, which differs depending on your intentions. In most cases it is:
  • a contract showing that you’re going to buy a property in Spain like real estate, car, etc.
  • employed:  job contract from the Spanish company
  • self-employed: a company ownership certificate
  • persons with sufficient funds: proof that you can live in Spain without working
  • students: acceptance letter from the school plus proof of payment to the school
  • job seekers: you can go only with passport, but you will be issued a temporary NIE number valid only for 3 months
• Enough to pay the NIE fee (€10.71 at the time of writing)

*Any documents must be translated into Spanish or Catalán (unless they are official EU documents) and you must bring the original

For Non-EU citizens:

• Passport, Visa and copies
• Completed EX-15 form
• Empadronamiento - you will need to go to the town hall and register yourself as living in the area
• Non-EU citizens will need the additional proof of legal entry into Spain (for instance a landing card, known in Spanish as a declaración de entrada)
• Proof of health insurance
• Two passport size photos (check as this can vary from country to country - the Spanish size is called carnet)
• Document* proving why you need a Spanish NIE number which differs depending on your intentions. In most cases it is:
  • a contract showing that you're going to buy a property in Spain like real estate, car, etc.
  • employed:  job contract from the Spanish company
  • self-employed: a company ownership certificate
  • persons with sufficient funds: proof that you have enough funds to live in Spain without working
  • students: acceptance letter from the school plus proof of payment to the school
  • job seekers: you can go only with passport, but you will be issued a temporary NIE number valid only for 3 months

*Any documents must be translated into Spanish or Catalán and you must bring the original You can apply for NIE number at police stations with a Oficina de Extranjeros (Foreigners Office). In Barcelona they are located on:

• Carrer de Balmes 192,  08006 Barcelona
• Rambla de Guipúscoa 74,  08020 Barcelona
• Carrer de Múrcia 42,  08027 Barcelona
• Passeig de Sant Joan 189,  08037 Barcelona

Opening hours:

• Monday to Thursday from 9h to 17h30
• Friday 9h to 14h
• Summer (June 16^th to September 15^th) from 9h to 14h

TIP: it is possible you will have to wait in queue hours until your turn at the office, so bring something that can keep you occupied for example a book or a magazine.

Step 5: Useful Spanish terms

Some simple Spanish phrases that you might need: Hello! I would like to apply for NIE number = Hola ! Me gustaría obtener mi número de identidad de extranjero (NIE) . Where can submit my NIE application? = ¿Dónde puedo inscribirme? I have an appointment to get my NIE = Tengo una cita para obtener mi número de identidad de extranjero (NIE).

Step 6: Keep calm and wait for it

All you lucky EU citizens will receive your NIE immediately however, non-EU citizens will have to wait. After submitting all the documents, a photocopy of the application, a paper indicating when the card is available (keep it safe, you will need to show it to them later when you pick up your NIE card) and your passport will be returned to you. Usually after two weeks the NIE card should be available to pick up, but the process can sometimes take as long as 6 weeks. So stay patient!

Apply for NIE number before you come to Barcelona

It is also possible to apply for Spanish NIE number before coming to Spain by contacting the Spanish consulate in your country. ------------------------------ Getting the NIE is no easy feat but with our guide you should be good to go! Remember, if you are applying outside of Barcelona, the required documents can vary so it is best to have copies of everything as well as the originals. And they can even vary inside Barcelona so don't be surprised if they ask you for other documents or only ask you for half of the documents above. I only needed my passport, a copy of my passport, the EX-18 and proof of my reason for needing a NIE but I know people who have been turned away for not having their proof of insurance! But its best to just bring copies and originals of everything you could possibly need rather than get turned away at the last moment; better safe than sorry! Beside this we also have many other helpful tips to make moving to Barcelona a piece of cake. Check it out Is there any other problem you have in Barcelona? Do tell us in the comments below, we would love to help! Peace! T.Vu  ]]> 406 0 0 0 40 http://ready4spain.com/blog/en/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-procedures-to-live-in-spain/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-5-catalan-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Thu, 03 Dec 2015 11:43:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=421 CATALAN CUISINE: THE TOP 5 CATALAN RESTAURANTS IN BARCELONA When coming to Barcelona you will definitely want to try some Spanish tapas, paella and tortilla de patatas. Did you know, though, that these meals are not from Barcelona, or even Catalonia? Well, I highly recommend you to try them, but you should not miss some typical Catalan dishes either. Fortunately, there is a great deal of traditional Catalan restaurants in Barcelona. I think that you absolutely should add trying at least one of my top 5 Catalan restaurants in Barcelona to your To-Do-List!

1. 7 Portes

“Practice makes perfect”, right? Well, that is why the traditional restaurant 7 Portes, in the El Born district, is regarded as one of the best traditional restaurants in Barcelona: It was founded in 1836! That means... well, wait a second … ok, I have it: 178 years of existence!  In case you are not convinced yet, here are some of their Catalan dishes: fideuà, canelons, Esqueixada de bacallà and much more. Great service, a special atmosphere with live piano music and the most important: great dishes are guaranteed! It will be an unforgettable experience! You won’t regret it, that’s for sure!

• Address: Passeig d'Isabel II, 14
• Phone: 0034 933 193 033/ 0034 933 192 950
• Opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 13 pm – 1 am
• Email for reservations: reserves@7portes.com
• Price: From 30-45 Euros

2. Senyor Parelleda

Another must-try, for those who are willing to taste a typical Catalan dish, is the traditional restaurant Senyor Parelleda, also situated in the beautiful El Born quarter. It is always well patronized, which is, not surprisingly because with the divine food they serve. My advice therefore is definitely to reserve a table! Let’s have a look at some meals they offer, OK? Let’s get started: Esqueixada con escalivada, Bacalao gratinado con alioli de pera y salsa vizcaína and of course the typical pan amb tomate. In case you can still resist, watch out: apart from their delicious kitchen, the special traditional decoration of the place is something you should not miss! What are you waiting for?

• Address: Carrer Argenteria, 37
• Phone: 0034 933 105 094
• Opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 13:00 – 15:45 and 20:30 – 23:30
• Email for reservations: reservas@senyorparellada.com
• Price for Menu: 19-39 Euro

3. Taverna el Glop

You are looking for something traditional, right? And you finally want to try that dish called "calçots", true? Well, then you should undoubtedly try the rustic, informal restaurant El Glop, which is for sure one of the best traditional restaurants in Barcelona. Aside from calçots, they serve as well botifarra Catalana amb mongetes, escalivada amb anchovies and crema catalana, just a few of their mind-blowing dishes. It is situated in the beautiful Gracia district and appropriate for everybody, even for big groups, as they do have three big private rooms and special offers for groups. You see? You can’t miss this, can you?

• Address: Carrer Sant Lluís, 24
• Phone: 0034 932 137 058
• Opening hours: Monday-Sunday, 13 pm – 1 am
• Email for reservations: info@tavernaelglop.com
• Price for Menu: 20,25 - 40,65 Euros

4.  Can Culleretes

Can Culleretes is one of the oldest traditional restaurants in Barcelona, situated in the Gothic quarter and one of the most charming places I have ever been to. The food was a dream, well, you might have assumed that. But that food in combination with the old photos and paintings on the walls made me feel indeed comfortable and so special. The friendly staff contributed to this in great part. Thus, in my opinion it is a MUST during your stay in Barcelona. After that description I’m pretty sure you are dying to get to know what they serve… Well, here we go: escudella, butifarra, asador catalan and much much more. I’m just going to say: Get ready to feel like you're in heaven and bon profit!

• Address: Carrer Quintana, 5
• Phone: 0034 933 173 022 / 0034 933 176 485
• Opening hours:  Tuesday – Saturday 9:00-16:00 and 21:00- 23:00, Sunday 9:00-16:00
• Email: info@culleretes.com
• Price for Menu: 20-30 Euros

5. Cal Boter

Last but not least (actually to the contrary) the number one traditional restaurant in Barcelona of my top 5 list is the restaurant Cal Boter, situated in the Gracia neighborhood. You should not miss it if you fancy something classic, unique and absolutely delicious. Founded in 1986, they please their guests with typical Catalan delicacies, such as xatonada, botifarra, cargols picants and many more. If you're up for some wine, you will love that place even more. Why? The wine of the house is served in a “porrón”, which is a traditional Catalan bottle with a long spout, enabling you to drink from it. Curious what this looks like? I guess so. Don’t forget to reserve, though, it is always packed! Good luck.

• Address: Carrer Tordera 62
• Phone: 0034 934 588 462
• Opening hours: Monday - Friday Breakfast: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm, Monday - Sunday Lunch: 13:00-16:00 pm, Tuesday - Saturday Dinner: 21:00 - 12:00 am
• Price for Menu: 20-30 Euros

Is there any even better Catalan restaurant in Barcelona? Did you like my selection? I’m looking forward to reading your feedback in the comments section. :) Enjoy! Melina  ]]> 421 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/vietnamese-restaurant-in-barcelona-pho-bar/ Fri, 04 Dec 2015 04:23:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=430 Vietnamese Restaurant in Barcelona :“Back in Florida, Pho is like the new sushi.” While there are many cuisines and restaurants , Vietnamese restaurant in Barcelona is not usually one that first comes to mind. As a lover of Pho (and not a huge fan of Spanish food, sorry), I have been determined to find out where the good Pho restaurants are in Barcelona, and share them with SuiteLife readers. I was introduced to the Vietnamese food trend by my older brother, the king of hipsters himself, who discovered the cheap and delicious lunch fare, just a mile or so away from our house. After one try, I already felt myself hooked on the spicy, salty soup. But it was around this same time that I decided to come to Spain, and as I jetted off to Catalunya, I left my latest food obsession long behind without a second thought. Thus, when I found out there was a Pho Bar just a 12 minute walk from our office I felt no shame in begging my co-worker Sarka to accompany me as I went in pursuit of, one of a few, new Vietnamese restaurant in Barcelona.

What Is IT?

Pho Bo is a Vietnamese noodle soup made from beef broth; thin slices of boiled beef, your choice of basil, cilantro, scallions, and beansprouts (likely all four), lime, and a variety of sauces from fishy to hot. The fine selection of textures and flavors is guaranteed to satisfy any food craving you may have from sweet and salty, to hot, to sour, to crunchy, to smooth and savory.I absolutely love the exotic flavors of ethnic food, especially Asian and Indian, because they can't be easily duplicated at home and coming from a vegetarian background, it is always important to me that vegetables be somewhere on the menu.  Furthermore, Pho can be spiced to your liking (for me, extra spicy) using the sixth and most important food group - Siracha.

How does it work?

They bring you a bowl of noodles and throw the beef in. Then, you will get to combine the veggies and flavorings, tweaking your soup to perfection. This process is great because I love to eat but I hate to spend money on food that I don’t like. Having something to work from and ingredients at my disposal is the best combination of laziness and creativity I can get when eating out.  And I know many people are turned off by the idea of eating soup as a main course but rest assured Pho Bo is not going to leave you starving. The trick is the mix of hearty (beef) and light ingredients (broth and vegetables) that fills you up without weighing you down.

Where can I get it?

Pho Bar Barcelona, like many Vietnamese restaurants in Barcelona, offers a moderately priced lunch menu of several courses. The first course consists of a spring roll (vegetarian or regular) or a salad, the second course is the main course of pho bo or another type of Vietnamese soup or noodle dish, and the last course is a dessert of either fruit or fruit flavored ice cream. This restaurant is located at Sepulveda Street 159 , 08011 Barcelona and open for lunch and dinner, with a siesta in the middle. When we went, we were the only customers at first but the place gradually filled up right around 2:30 p.m. You shouldn’t have any trouble finding a table as these places are new and haven’t quite caught on with the locals yet (give it a few years!). If you live a ways away from Eixample, you might want to conduct your own search for Pho and let us know where it is! As we walked home from the first Pho bar, we actually spotted another one of the Vietnamese restaurants in Barcelona “Restaurant City Ho Chi Minh,” offering a similar lunch menu AND a half liter of wine for a cheaper price. Something tells me these places are sprinkled all over Barcelona… Have you ever had Pho before? What is your favorite Asian cuisine or Vietnamese restaurant in Barcelona? Bon Appétit Kathy PS: If you're interested in making your own Pho, or just learning more about it, I highly recommend the blog located here.]]> 430 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/best-coffee-in-barcelona-undiscovered-glory/ Wed, 30 Dec 2015 10:25:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=62 Where to Find The Best Coffee in Barcelona that Nobody Knows About! Every human being is able to make a coffee, but if you are visiting a city you want to taste something new; something worth it. What if we told you about the best coffee in Barcelona ? It's possible to find a cafe on almost every corner of every street in the city, but for the most part you'll find a lot of stale and unimpressive blends. So; dear SuiteLifers, we want to tell you about the best coffee shop in the city that we can guarantee none of your friends will know about. On the outskirts of the faaaar right of the Eixample there is this cafe called ‘’La Queixalada d’en Marcelino’’, which is located in the neighborhood of ‘’El Camp de L’arpa del Clot’’ (Metro L5 "Camp de Arpa"). This is where you can get the most eccentric, beautiful, and most importantly delicious Spanish coffee. It's just the best coffee in Barcelona. For coffee fans/snobs/connoisseurs, you MUST visit this diamond in the rough to have a Spanish coffee like you have never tasted in your life.

What Makes This Particular Cafe in Barcelona so Special?

I can promise you this, you’ll have your answer once you have visited the place and had a little chat with Pere who is the owner of this cafe. When I first met him, I was amazed how quickly and passionately he was preparing a wide array of Spanish coffee drinks. I mean, he literally has coffee in his veins. I think it's all he thinks about from the time he wakes up until he goes to bed. Coffee bleeds out of this man and upon entering the cafe it's immediately apparent how passionate he and his staff are. Pere believes that everyone deserves a truly great coffee experience. He is also an ardent educator, running weekend classes for people who want to make great coffee in the comfort of their own homes. I tried this coffee called ‘’café Barcelona’’, an invention so tasty it helped him become the Baristas Champion of Cataluña in 2006. He also has a record for making 50 cups of coffee in just 5 minutes and I’m talking about good coffee here.

Why is the Cafe Located Outside the Center of Barcelona?

When asked if he had ever considered relocating his cafe to a more posh area of the city, such as Paseo de Gracia or Sarria, where he could almost certainly charge three times his prices, he told me that it's all about tradition.  His grandparents started making coffee in 1929 with obsession for detail and demand for the best coffee beans from Colombia and Africa at the very same location. This is why he wants to keep the family tradition alive by focusing on the family passion for perfection to offer the best coffee in Barcelona. We still think he'd rake it in if it were more centrally located, but the snob in us likes knowing about the off-the-beaten-track cafe in Barcelona that only those 'in the know' know about.

Get Your Coffee Now!

For people who want more than just coffee made by a waiter putting a capsule into a machine and pushing a button, this place is ideal to sit down and enjoy the best coffee in Barcelona that is truly a work of art both asthetically and in your mouth. Don't forget, the staff is very friendly, welcoming and always open for a nice conversation which makes you feel right at home. Check the place out! We promise you'll thank us later! Do you know of any truly special coffee experience in Barcelona? If so, we'd love to here about it in the comments! - Alper]]> 62 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/how-to-meet-people-in-barcelona-social-media/ Wed, 30 Dec 2015 06:29:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=75 How to meet people in Barcelona? Meeting in Barcelona can be a challenge for newcomers who aren’t familiar with using social networking. Here at SuiteLife, we understand what it’s like to arrive in the city and only know a few people, which is why we are constantly suggesting using social media to meet people in Barcelona. If you read our blog “7 Tips for Effective Social Networking in Barcelona, Spain” then you already know the importance of “liking” things on Facebook, and “following” people on Twitter, to get your name and face out there and begin connecting with others. In the digital age, using social media has become increasingly important as people are less likely to go out and strike up conversations with strangers. It’s intimidating, especially when a language barrier exists and you aren't one of those lucky extroverts who can talk to anyone. I’ve personally used CouchSurfing, Meetup, and LoQuo Intercambios successfully to meet people in Barcelona and you can too! I recommend joining a few clubs or activities and attending them regularly. Make yourself a familiar face and you’re guaranteed to stay busy and avoid the newly relocated, loneliness bug. [caption id="attachment_19624" align="aligncenter" width="520"] Sad Clown, Has No Friends[/caption]

Couchsurfing Events

One organization I have found particularly useful in my travels is Couchsurfing. Couchsurfing’s mission “to create inspiring experiences” is achieved by connecting people in over 230 different countries using profiles, and providing various levels of affiliation with the site so that members can be verified and vouched for. Unlike LoQuo.com where you meet absolute strangers, you can really get a sense of who someone is by reading their CouchSurfing profile, and unlike Facebook, the point is to connect with people you DON’T already know! Barcelona has one of the largest and most active CouchSurfing communities and there are events nearly every day of the week in different parts of the city. The latest event I attended was a language exchange at a coffee shop near Parc de la Ciutadella. There were about twenty people there from all over the world. I spoke to people from France, Germany, Italy, and the United States. It’s likely that if you go to a CS meeting you won’t be the only person who hasn’t learned their way around Barcelona just yet, so they’re an exciting place to meet other explorers and tourists. So how do you get started? Simply login to the website, set your location, search for events, whatever area, and you'll start to meet people in Barcelona! Insider tip: When you start building a profile for yourself, try to be as detailed as you can. Other CouchSurfers will read it and with prompts like “Personal Philosophy,” and “Types of People I Enjoy” it pays to be true to yourself. After all, there is no point in meeting up people with whom you have nothing in common. [caption id="attachment_19622" align="aligncenter" width="520"] Map of Worldwide CouchSurfers[/caption]

Meetup Activites

If you’re the activities type, Meetup is one website that will undoubtedly inspire you to get up and go meet people in Barcelona! After you sign up, Meetup asks you about your interests and matches you to groups and activities in your area that cater to things that you like, everything from Salsa Dancing to Photography, to Nightlife, to Day Trips from Barcelona. They will send out invites and newsletters to let you know what’s happening, so you don’t have to do the work of searching and reading through tons of pages. I signed up for Yoga Challenge in Barcelona and Vinyasa Flow in English and the instructors of each contacted me with a welcome and some inside info about upcoming classes. The best thing about Meetup, in my opinion, is the minimal role that the site’s administrators actually play in organizing activities and contacting members. It is more of a forum for people to stumble through events that are already happening with or without the extra online advertising. Another great thing about Meetup is the multitude of outdoor/physical excursions. It’s even easier to converse with people with an activity at hand, as you can get past the obvious “What do you do in Barcelona?” and “How long have you been here?” questions and get right down to the nitty-gritty. The only downside to Meetup is that there are a lot of events that cost money but this is to be expected if you want to go out and do things. If you’re looking to only spend a few Euros on an excursion I’d recommend grabbing a coffee or tea and linking up with this next suggestion. [caption id="attachment_19628" align="aligncenter" width="497"] Bicycling Group[/caption]

Intercambios on LoQuo

Is your Spanish challenged? Yes, read on. No? Well, what about other languages? Have you ever thought about learning French or Italian? Many people in Spain are multilingual and it’s good to keep an open mind when it comes to enhancing your linguistic abilities. LoQuo.com is a vital source, not unlike the United States’ Craiglist, which can hook you up with jobs, apartments, free stuff, and much, much more. I recently discovered the Intercambios section of the website and have been using it to meet with people one-on-one to practice my Spanish. I placed an ad several weeks ago and in a short time had dozens of responses from people who wanted to trade their knowledge of Spanish with my knowledge of English. What a great way to meet people in Barcelona! I met several of them with mixed results and friended a few people on Facebook who I’ve been chatting with as well. The great thing about LoQuo is that the responses are immediate and you can be specific in your ad about what you want to learn or get out of the exchange. The downside is that people e-mail you individually and your inbox might actually get flooded with people looking to meet you! Crazy I know. The other negative is that before meeting a person off LoQuo, you only have an e-mail exchange to go from. I usually ask for a Facebook or Skype account to chat with the person first and make sure they are who they say they are. It sounds paranoid, and perhaps it is my Western upbringing, but before meeting someone offline you should always tell a friend where you’re going and who you’re meeting. Just in case. [caption id="attachment_19634" align="aligncenter" width="520"] "Really? You like drinking coffee?! Me too!!!"[/caption] I hope these three networks can be of assistance to those of you who are looking to meet people in Barcelona.  Useful as they may be, remember not to get caught in the online loop, pull yourself away from Google, get out in the world, practice your Spanish, and SMILE!  You’ll be glad that you did. Cheers, Kathy]]> 75 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/nightlife-in-barcelona/concerts-in-barcelona-top-12-live-music-venues/ Wed, 30 Dec 2015 10:23:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=91 SuiteLife's Must-Visit Top 12 Venues for Concerts in Barcelona Going to concerts in Barcelona, maybe after a few tapas in the Borne with friends, is to really experience what it means to live in this unique, sound-obsessed city. There are so many live music venues in Barcelona that you're bound to find something to listen to each and every night, no matter if you’re in Gracia or Raval. Here is our list of the top 12 live music venues in Barcelona that you really can’t miss:

1.RAZZMATAZZ

Probably one of the most popular live music venues in Barcelona. This massive club is a converted old industrial building, divided into 5 floors all playing the best that the world has to offer in dance, electronic, pop and more. With regular gigs from artists across the musical scene, from DJs to rock bands, there's something for everyone to choose from and some great nights always lined up during the year. It can be a little on the pricey side at €17 for entry (with a drink), but if you were planning on seeing a concert it'd cost you about that much anyway - and besides, you wouldn't have another 5 floors to check out in a regular venue.  If Red Bull built a club, it'd be this one, so make sure you've got the stamina to keep going until the sun comes up! Sant Marti (L4 Bogatell).

2. SALA APOLO

Does 30K likes on their Facebook page mean anything to you? Like Razzmatazz, this is also a club as well as a concert venue. It has two huge spaces, and a super unique atmosphere. With different gigs and genres every night of the week Sala Apolo is a real mix of everything Barcelona has to offer, with their rock n roll Nasty Mondays being particularly famous. If you found a nice kitsch Rolling Stones t-shirt while shopping at Maremagnum that you wanna show off, now you know where to go. Poble Sec (L3 Parallel).

3. LUZ DE GAS

Targeted at a slightly older demographic than the usual student-focussed clubs in Barcelona, this is a great venue hosting tremendous international songwriters and cover bands with the club nights mainly playing 80s and 90s music. Great for a bit of nostalgia! Sant Gervasi, (L3, L5 Diagonal).

4. TARANTOS

You might be at a concert venue in Barcelona but that doesn't mean you can't get a taste of the Andalusian flair. Here you can find 100% pure Tablao Flamenco shows. Romantic guitars, red dresses, black heels and hand claps will send your mind travelling down the coast into the birthplace of one of the most famous Spanish traditions. Raval (L3 Liceu).

5. JAMBOREE

Calling all jazz lovers, you cannot miss this unique combination of concert venue and cellar. Talented musicians perform every day with jam sessions taking place on a Monday. But its after the concerts that things get really fun. On the lower floor you'll find all kinds of mainstream RnB and Hip-Hop tunes and on the upper you'll find pop, indie, disco and everything in between. Located in Plaza Reial it can tend to be full of tourists, but get there after 2am and you'll soon find the Spaniards and international expat crowd flooding in. Personally, this is by far my favourite club in Barcelona. Raval (L3 Liceu).

6. OCANA BAR

Café, restaurant, club and terrace at the same time. Offering world music concerts, soul, jazz, hip hop. A Perfect match with the superb cocktails you can get here. Also in Plaza Reial, this is the perfect place for pre-Jamboree drinks! Raval (L3 Liceu).

7. SIDECAR FACTORY CLUB

Rounding off our Plaza Reial trio is the Sidecar Factory club. It has a restaurant at ground level and below that you will find incredible concerts almost every night . A very popular live music venue  in Barcelona, especially for indie and punk rock lovers. Gótico (L3 Liceu).

8. HARLEM JAZZ CLUB

This club has jazz coursing through its veins, but not only jazz: bossa nova, cuban rhythms, blues and unplugged rock music, all served up in a classy atmosphere. With some of the finest artists visiting this little venue, this is one of those places that make concerts in Barcelona so cool. (L4 Jaume I).

9. HELIOGABAL

Rock, jazz, literature, video projections. More than a live music venue in Barcelona. A meeting point for cultural activities and arts, in a neighbourhood we really love and recommend. Gracia (L4 Joanic).

10. Jazz Sí

This place is located in the Raval and offers live concerts in Barcelona every night! As its name doesn’t imply, the Jazz Sì is not only about jazz music. In fact, Fridays are devoted to flamenco, Saturdays to rock jams and Tuesdays to jam sessions of pop rock. You can even enjoy some tapas while you enjoy the music - tapas and live music in Barcelona, what else could you ask for?! Raval (L2 Sant Antoni)

11. PALAU DE LA MÚSICA CATALANA

For those of you looking for something a little more classical how about this beautiful concert hall in Barcelona? Designed in the Catalan modernist style, it is the only concert hall lit entirely by natural light during the day time. El Born (L4 Urquinaona)

12. BIG BANG BAR

Just one more jazz venue, we promise! This bar in Raval hosts weekly open mic and jam session nights as well as concerts from bands and DJs covering rock, funk, soul and, of course, jazz. Gótico (Jaume L4) Do you guy know of any awesome places to enjoy concerts in Barcelona? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below! Enjoy! - Erin]]> 91 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-5-irish-pubs-in-barcelona-best-pubs-in-barcelona/ Wed, 30 Dec 2015 10:54:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=115 Top 5 Irish Pubs in Barcelona Looking for the Best Irish pubs in Barcelona? At SuiteLife we love a good pint, so we decided to go to lots of Barcelona Irish Pubs and drink lots of beer so that we could give you a list of our Top 5 Irish Pubs in Barcelona. There is a huge selection of Irish Pubs in Barcelona and we think that these are the best Irish Pubs that Barcelona has to offer.

The Wild Rover Irish Pub

Located near Port Vell, The Wild Rover Irish Pub is our new favorite spot. With cozy, lively and friendly atmosphere, The Wild Rover will not disappoint you. Being the onlyIrish pub on Las Ramblas with live music from 11pm to 2am everyday, it features awesome artists playing different types of music, from classic rock and roll, pop to traditional Irish songs. You will definitely sing along with the bands performing on the stage! The Wild Rover also offers a wide selection of drinks with more than 40 kinds of beer from Ireland, England, Belgium, US, etc and 15 cocktails on menu. I especially like their very good Stag and Hen offers which you can check out on their website. If you are a sport lover, you will love this place as Wild Rover has 2 HD Giant screens and 6TVs and you can watch 6 different matches of sports at the same time in sports bar Barcelona. If you are looking for a pub to enjoy lively music and chit chat with friends, Wild Rover is the place to be ! Check out the Wild Rover Irish Pub on the Map.

The Temple Bar

The Temple Bar is one of the nicest Irish pubs in Barcelona, just off the famous “Las Ramblas” its in a great location and always full of expats looking for a good pint.  It’s a cosy pub with a good bar selection and they also serve simple TEX-MEX food! The Temple Bar often has good live music and like most  Irish pubs in Barcelona is great for sports.  They show mostly football, and you can catch games from most big European leagues, especially the premier league.  Because The Temple Bar is a relatively small pub there is always a good atmosphere for the big games and live acts. So if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere then this is the Irish Pub for you. Check out Temple Bar on the Map

Ryan’s Irish Pub

Ryan’s is a small chain of irish pubs In Barcelona.  There are 3 Ryan’s Irish pubs dotted around Barcelona near the marina.  The best thing about Ryan’s pub is that it's cheap.  You can get a bottle of San Miguel for €1 if you like their facebook page and get their loyalty card (without the card its €2) and they sell 5 shots for €5, just don’t have them all to yourself. (Single shots are €1.50). Ryan’s pub is also good for sports, showing British and Spanish sporting events (mostly football).  Its staff is generally friendly and there is always a fun atmosphere, probably because of the cheap drinks.

Ryan’s Irish Pub usually attracts a younger crowd, and is very popular with British students in Barcelona.

If you're looking for cheap drinks and a fun time then Ryan’s Pub is for you. Check out all the Ryan's Pubs on the Map

Flaherty’s Barcelona

Flaherty’s Barcelona is a family - owned Irish pub that also has another bar in Ibiza, but the pub in Barcelona is a favourite among many.  It is in a great location in a sunny square just off “Las Ramblas” and only 5 minutes walk from the sea.  Flaherty’s is a great traditional Irish pub and they have a great selection of drinks on tap for a good old pint.  They also serve great British food for reasonable prices.  Most of the staff seem to be expats and are very friendly. They have loads of flat-screens and projectors and as many sports channels as you can imagine, so if you ask politely they will show any game you want to watch. It’s a good size pub, and they even have a pool room where you can play darts and pool.

Family owned Irish Pub that attracts those in search of a tasty home-made hamburger or steak pie whilst watching the sport on a huge screen and others that are simply looking for a friendly venue to have a good old banter and hear the best places to visit in the city. What could possibly be better than watching all of your favourite matches on 7 different screens, whilst having a drink? And what a selection of drinks they have! 11 beers on tap, bottles, cocktails, gin & tonics and anything else you feel like having! Feel like enjoying the sun? Well you’re in luck. Flaherty’s is the only Irish Bar in Barcelona with a terrace, so get your sunglasses on!

If you want an Irish Pub in Barcelona where you can watch all the sports you want then Flaherty’s is for you. The bar remains open Monday to Friday from 9am in the morning until 2am in the morning and 9am until 3am weekends. Also check their Facebook page for news and offers! Check it out on the Map

Dunne’s Irish Bar

Dunne’s Irish bar is a great Irish pub that many expats would say is one of their favourite Irish Pubs in Barcelona, and it is easy to see why.  Dunne’s Irish Bar is a wonderfully typical Irish Pub with great British/Irish food, good beer and friendly staff.  As a Brit I felt right at home as soon as I walked in, the whole place has a warm welcoming feel to it.  They have a lovely little outdoor terrace and of course some big flat screens for all the Barcelona football. The pub is decorated with great care and attention to detail with authentic wooden bars and great leather seating.  It makes for a wonderful dining and/or drinking experience. If you’re looking for a nice Irish Pub in Barcelona where you can relax with friends, a nice pint and good food then this is the one for you. Check Dunne's Irish Bar on the Map

The Michael Collins Irish Bar

Michael Collins Irish bar is wonderful old-fashioned Irish Pub in Barcelona that is close to La Sagrada Familia.  It’s a large Irish Pub that is very popular, especially among expats in that area of Barcelona.  They have a good selection of beers and Irish Whisky but it is a little expensive.  The food is very traditional and its proper homemade pub food.  I thought the Guinness steak pie was brilliant, although I would say the food is a little over priced. If you're looking for an old style cosy pub then this is the one for you. Check out the Map! So that’s our definitive list of the Top 5 Irish Pubs in Barcelona but if you feel like just going to a bar check out our Top bars in Barcelona.  Or you could try this Irish Pub that I would say feels more like a bar.  It didn’t quite make our list of the Top 5 Irish Pubs because it doesn’t feel like a pub, but I still recommend it.

The George Payne Irish Bar

The George Payne Irish Bar is the biggest Irish Pub in Barcelona. It's layout reminds me of a big club with a huge hall and spectacular mezzanines either side.  There are many bars in this Irish Pub, with a good selection of drinks, which are relatively cheap (although not as cheap as Ryan’s Pub). The George Payne Irish Bar also serves good pub food, with great Fries (Chips) that you can get with cheese garlic or Curry! I would also recommend their Gourmet burgers.  And let's not forget sports, they have loads of screens for watching all kinds of sport and as I found out, it gets very busy when Barcelona are playing. Because it is so big you don’t get the same warm, welcoming feel as you would with most pubs and that is why I would describe The George Payne Irish Bar as more of a bar. If you’re looking for a big pub with cheap drinks to have a party then this is the Irish Pub/Bar for you. Check out the George Payne Irish Pub on the Map  

In the meantime, check out our secret bohemian bar in Barcelona. Matthew Rutter

]]> 115 0 0 0 30 http://barcelona-home.com/blog/fr/saint-patricks-day-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/la-boqueria-market-shop-like-a-professional-chef-in-barcelona/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 05:03:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=130 La Boqueria I won’t lie to you and pretend that I am a professional chef, I won’t even tell you I can cook well but when I walked through Barcelona ramblas Boqueria Market I felt as if I was playing the part. La Boqueria Market or Sant Josep is the place to go for any item you need for a delicious Mediterranean meal, or simply for some extra fruits and treats on the go. The Boqueria has everything you could possibly imagine under one tall metal umbrella. Sant Josep market is the largest of Barcelona’s 39 food markets, and it is also the largest in Europe. This market assaults your senses with the sounds of the people ordering in close proximity, the numerous smells intoxicating your brain, the riot of colors that cover every stand, the feel of Barcelona’s ripest fruits, and of course the taste of heaven on Earth as you delight in the freshest food the city has to offer. Walking through la Boqueria can be like walking through a maze of foods and ingredients. It can take your brain a few minutes to adjust to all of the sites and sounds inside the crowded market. Take a deep breath and decide what you want to see because the market is actually organized quite well for an open bazaar.  The first thing you see when entering Boqueria Market from the Rambla are the fruit stalls on either side of the main alley. An incredible array of colorful fruits tempt the thirsty visitor, especially as they’re so nicely presented and packed for quick consumption. You can take your choice from pre-packed, ready to eat fruit salads, pineapple, mango, kiwi and a seemingly endless range of exotic fruits and fruit juices. Just off this main alley you can buy all the same stuff at a more reasonable price, especially if you can do without the packaging. The market is organized; fruit and vegetables on the outside, then pickles, olives, grains. Next come the stalls selling meats, chicken and innards like brains, whole heads, tongues, eyes, gonads, gizzards, and any organs you could possibly think of, (or want to eat). The inner circle is devoted to fish, seafood, and shellfish. Once you have managed to maneuver yourself through the maze of alluring and attractive foods, it is time to decide what to buy. Whether you are perusing through the market while walking down the Rambla or if you are doing some serious shopping for a big dinner with friends make sure to stop for a refreshing fresh fruit drink. The fruit stalls in the entrance aisles have every flavor of fruit under the sun chilled and ready for quench your thirst. If you are planning doing some serious shopping for some special events, then pay attention to the stall prices, as those centralized and close to the entrance tend to have higher asking prices then the stalls further back.

History of La Boqueria ~

For the other historic enthusiasts out there, here is a brief background of our favorite one stop shop for kitchen stock ups. La Boqueria holds its inauguration back in 1217 when tables were installed near the harbor as a place to sell fish, pork, and other delicacies. Until 1794, la Boqueria was known as the Mercat de la Palla, or Straw Market. Over time, the market grew in popularity and farmers from neighboring cities would travel here to sell their goods. Competition among sellers was fierce as the Mercat de la Palla, even back then, was popular among the crowds. The fish shops and butchers tables soon created a street of their own, making the Mercat an even larger bazaar of eats and treats. The open market was becoming so large that it soon became its own locale, being named Sant Josep. Sant Josep was inaugurated October 18th, 1827 as an official market. During this time, Sant Josep was soon surrounded by flowers, fountains, and porches from the surrounding buildings. La Rambla and la Boqueria during this time were the central spots for peddlers and sellers of all types of wares. It was in 1914 that the metal roof and enclosure that stands today were built. The current sellers are mostly of the third and fourth generation of salesmen of the market. The market continues to bring the past and present together, through food and culture. It is a place to discover new foods, new flavors, and learn new Spanish dishes. They are the union of the past with the present. In 2005 the Boqueria was given the award for best market in the world by the World Markets Congress of Washington. In 2003, la Boqueria began giving daily cooking classes to adults and children alike. La Boqueria is a destination for locals and tourists alike. It brings out the inner chef for all of us.

Check out our SuiteLife video tour of the greatest market in Europe:

Tell us about some of your favorite Mediterranean dishes made with Boqueria's freshest ingredients. Share any mouth watering recipes or cooking tips you may have. Cheers, Brettsky Address: La Rambla, 89 bis - Plaça de la Boqueria Phone: 933 182 584 / 933 182 017 How to get there: Metro L3, stop Liceu. | Bus 14, 59 and 91. Web site: www.boqueria.info E-mail: mercatboqueria@mercatsbcn.cat Opening time: Monday to Saturday, from 8am to 8.30pm.]]> 130 0 0 0 36 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-locals-dont-have-time-for-this/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/barcelona-pickpockets-prostitutes-and-theft-part-13/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 06:34:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=155 Areas to Be Extra Careful When in Barcelona ~ Ever since you have been buying milk at school, your parents continually remind you to watch your pockets and watch your money. You may be older, you are hoping you are wiser, but the same still holds true, even more so here in Barcelona. Violent crime in Barcelona is relatively low, so cheers for that. Unfortunately, Barcelona is the European pickpocket capital. During the height of the tourist season (ie. during the summer months), there are approximately 315 reported thefts in Barcelona each day. Anyone who has been mugged or pick pocketed knows the feeling of being left with no money, feeling vulnerable and violated. Barcelona pickpockets find that theft  is highly lucrative, with small fines and a quick release. The police try to serve and protect the public, but they can only do so much. While certain areas of the city are regarded as high theft locales, the truth is that it can happen on any street, at any time, by anyone. Do not be fooled thinking that thieves have s specific type; the gypsy looking woman, the poorly dressed man on the metro, the group of kids on La Rambla. These criminals take every shape and form, and they can often seem friendly and warm. Here is a list of the top 5  pickpocket locales in Barcelona.

1. Barcelona Pickpockets - The Metro

A ride on Barcelona’s Metro can provide quick and effortless access to the city at large. It can also provide quick and effortless access to an unsuspecting persons’ effects. Crowded and tight locations are prime hunting grounds for Barcelona pickpockets as they are able to get close, make body contact without anyone thinking twice about it, and an easy escape. Even in seemingly safe surroundings always look around and identify your location as well as the people who are around you. Wear you back pack forward or keep it in your hands. Do not leave it strapped to your back facing away from you as it is effortless for criminals to reach in and grab any desired possession. Keep purses and camera holders tight diagonal around your chest and arms, and always be wary of people bumping or touching you, no matter how close of proximity you are. While people in Barcelona tend to be friendly, people normally do not like touching strangers unless they truly have to. Watch out for people a little too close for comfort.

2. Barcelona Pickpockets - Las Ramblas

Barcelona’s busiest street and most famous tourist attraction. During the day watch out for pickpockets on the street. As Las Ramblas is incredibly crowded, especially during the summer and weekends, it is easy to get pushed and bumped by the passerby's. While you may feel safe being in the busiest part of the city during the day with so many people around you, it is actually an incredibly easy  situation for criminals to get close. The close proximity and constant bumping makes it easier for Barcelona pickpockets to get close and grab hidden items in pockets and purses. You may be busy watching the living statues or looking at flowers along the streets. During this time, you are not paying attention to your belongings and are not paying attention to the people bumping into you. Next you notice that your wallet or belongings are gone.  Even during the day it is important to pay attention to your surroundings and who is around you.  Keep purses closed, place the straps diagonal instead of simply resting on the shoulder. If you are taking pictures, keep the camera strapped around your neck or keep it in your bag when not using it. In the evening, Las Ramblas can seem like an entirely different place. It is dark, empty, and seedy.  During the evenings, the street tends to be the habitation of  prostitutes looking for some evening work or a person to steal a few Euros from. Be careful as they can be incredibly pushy and forward. Continue to walk without stopping or making eye contact. They are persistent and will try to make body contact. During this time they will try to relieve you of your belongings. Don’t give them this opportunity. The easiest thing to do here is to walk quickly and avoid any conversation or contact.

3. Barcelona Pickpockets - Beaches

The beach is a pickpockets paradise as people are always leaving valuables out and often unattended. It is as easy as picking an item up off of a towel. Similar to every other situation, keep valuables like cards, passports, or expensive items at home, or if you have to take them with you keep them properly stowed away and never leave them out. Never leave your blanket or property even for a quick swim. Make sure someone is always watching your belongings.

4. Barcelona Pickpockets - Ciutat Vella

This is the area of the city right off Las Ramblas beaten path. Ciutat Vella consists of narrow isolated streets that are often dark and empty. During the day it can be fun to walk through these historic pathways, however use extreme caution and judgement when alone at night, especially after drinking. There are many fun Irish pubs and tourist bars in the area, so make sure you never leave alone as this is the perfect scenario for a thief to take advantage.

5. Barcelona Pickpockets - Any bar after a few drinks

I have first hand experience with this scenario. Barcelona night life is fantastic. Plenty of bars to find your favorite drinks, plenty of good looking people to talk with, plenty of songs to dance to, and plenty of parties to last the whole night through. Similar to Las Ramblas and the Metro, bars and clubs are great grounds for pickpockets as people once again are in incredibly cramped, crowded rooms badly lit with loud noise and plenty of distractions. I hate to sound paranoid and discourage anyone from having fun, but similar to other setting be wary of people touching you. Yes people tend to be more flirty and touchy with drinks and dancing but make sure to be cautious of people touching you out of the blue. If they are grabbing you without even a conversation or dance then be a bit cautious. This is true of any city or scenario, but be careful of taking strangers home. I have friends who had taken people home from the clubs only to wake up missing all of their belongings. I know this may sound cliche, but use common sense; never leave a bar or club alone or with strangers, never take passports, credit cards, cameras, or other valuable items, and always be aware of where you are and who is around you. Barcelona pickpockets and thieves make there living by being fast and unsuspecting. They go after the easiest prey they can. If you stay aware, alert, keep valuables hidden and guarded, they will be that much less likely to target you. Even if you are targeted by a thief, do your best to avoid body contact with strangers, and avoid conversations with people on the street who appear too close for comfort. If you use these tips while traveling through these famous Barcelona locations, then you will be less likely to be targeted by Barcelona pickpockets, and much more likely to enjoy your Barcelona experience,creating nothing but positive memories. If you have any tips about how to stay safe in Barcelona we would love to hear from you. Cheers, Brettsky Check out these other Suitelife blogs about staying safe in Barcelona: 5 True Stories To Help You Recognize and Avoid Pickpockets in Barcelona Barcelona Pickpockets Hit the Road]]> 155 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/la-maquinista-mall-girly-things-i-love/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 08:13:39 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=167 La Maquinista Mall: Girly Things I Love I mentioned in my last blog not going to Maremagnum on a Sunday, it was the first mall that I visited in Barcelona and all in all a failed mission due to the crowds; not one to give up on shopping I did some research online and discovered La Maquinista Mall, a ways outside of the city, and decided to check it out on a Thursday. I had no idea La Maquinista Mall was open-air and on the day that I went it was freezing outside. It actually turned out to be a good thing because I discovered all the stores and cafes were heated (the ones outside had heat lamps) and the cold deterred the crowds to the point that I practically had the entire place to myself. La Maquinista Mall is three stories high, four if you count the lower parking level. It has over 230 stores that offer everything from specialty goods (Iberian ham) to electronics to the latest fashions. On the top floor there is a cinema that plays movies in 3D and stays open later than the rest of the mall. There are also several themed restaurants, two of which offer American style barbecue. Haha. I was by myself so I didn’t bother eating at either one but I’d love to go back and see how authentic it really is! There are so many variations on BBQ that it is difficult to do it “wrong.” But not to get sidetracked, La Maquinista Mall was quite the experience and I’d recommend it to anyone who loves shopping as much as I do. The mall seems to be designed with Spanish shoppers in mind as there is a big free parking lot on the lower level. If you don’t have a car, you can take the green line to Torras y Bajes station and when you get off you will be able to spot La Maquinista and just walk towards it. It’s huge and impossible to miss. The stores are all on two main levels, sandwiched between parking and the cinema at the top. I had no idea how big it was when I embarked on the first level. My assumption was that it followed a straight line so I could walk to the end, turn around, go up an escalator, tour the second level, and exit at the same point I came in. But no, there is an entire wing to La Maquinista that veers off on both levels and has even more stores. I was looking for shoes and warm clothes so some of the highlights for me were definitely Blanco, H&M, Desigual, Bershka, and Pull & Bear. There are several American stores at La Maquinista Mall that I imagine are worth a look for Spanish shoppers but for me were not of interest. These include Hollister, Abercrombie & Fitch, Forever 21, and Guess.  I also noticed The Body Shop, which I’m not sure is an American store, but is  a wonderful place if you’re looking for fragrant body washes and lotions or all natural cosmetics. For the guys, there’s a massive electronic store on the first level and several “Gamer” stores. There is a grocery store, and specialty food shops that sell the aforementioned Iberian ham, coffee, candy, chocolate specifically, and other gourmet stuff. There’s really not much else I can say about this mall, other than, for an American shopper it can be kind of overwhelming (in a good way). Let’s face it, the European aesthetic in fashion is something that hipsters in the United States are copying and also willing to pay top dollar for. Look through any Urban Outfitters catalog and you’ll notice a striking similarity between what the people here in Spain are wearing and the clothes on the pages. Does that mean Europeans are more fashionable? I don’t have the authority to say but it is nice that copycat versions of the same stuff are available all over La Maquinista Mall for much cheaper. I bought a puffer coat and a knitted scarf for 20 euros. Some of the stores are located in other parts of the city, but if you go on a weekday to La Maquinista Mall you’ll probably find the stores are much less crowded and will have a better selection. Just make sure you leave for the metro before it gets dark, I’ve heard the area around the mall gets a little sketchy at night. Here is a map to get there: View Larger Map What malls have you been to in Barcelona? What do you think about the American/European fashion dynamic? Ciao! Kathy]]> 167 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/evening-spanish-courses-in-barcelona/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 04:21:43 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=432 Take Spanish Courses in Barcelona : A Range of Different Ways ! Are you looking for some Spanish courses in Barcelona during the evenings ?  Are you working (or studying so hard) or just have too much to do in Barcelona that you can't study Spanish during the day? What about evening classes? SuiteLife has done some research for you! If you want to study during the evenings there are plenty of options for Spanish courses in Barcelona!

#1 Language School

There are a lot of language schools to choose from for Spanish courses in Barcelona, but be prepared with your wallet.  

• The price is usually something around € 110/month for 4 hours a week. So, let's say, it can be something around 6€ per 1 hour of course.
• Please be aware of so called "sign-up" fees. They can be around € 30 - 60. Nevertheless, some schools don't charge for this fee, it depends - you'll have to check.
• You should also count on some costs for books to study with. Other options are to simply copy materials or some schools offer to lend you the books from their library.
• The schools also vary in their time schedule. The classes are between 18:00 to 22:00.
• Maximum students in classes are usually around 10. Thus, you will not have attention just for you, but it can be fun and you can meet other cool people ;).

 

Some schools with evening courses in BCN:

• Olé Languages!
• Speak Easy
• International House Barcelona
• Camino Barcelona
• Barcelona Plus

# 2 Private Teacher

To have a private teacher is probably the most expensive option. The price is usually around 20€ –  50€ + per hour. You can use one of the language schools listed above or any other in Barcelona. Check the Couchsurfing website - Couchsurfing is not just about providing free accommodation to travellers, but also about getting to know what's going on in the city and for sure you can find a teacher there! Just ask for it ;) I am pretty sure, you can find even cheaper lessons than € 20/hour. You can also use other portals to find a teacher, e.g. at Loquo which is like a Spanish Craiglist (you can probably find anything there).

# 3 Language exchanges

The third option is to exchange languages! There is no doubt that nowadays a lot of Spanish people want to (better to say "have to") learn English or even other languages! Do you know www.meetup.com? Meet Up connects people with same interests in doing or sharing something. I am going to definitely try a group called Barcelona Languages and Friends. There is a language exchange meeting next Monday! So let's go for a cerveza and talk! :) If you don´t like to sit in a bar, you can find other groups on Meet Up, e. g. If you prefer  sport, you can find your language-sport buddies. Awesome idea, isn´t it? :) Again - Couchsurfing. There is a bunch of information on language exchanges and meetings for this purpose! You can improve your Spanish by talking face to face or on skype or if you want to improve your writing skills you can choose chatting online. Find your buddy for example at Conversation exchange.

# 4 ONLINE

Do you want to learn more by yourself? Oh, yes! You can study online at home and for free. Check our blog Have fun and learn Spanish for free! There is plenty of advice on which portals to use! Online on the phone? Why not play a game while you wait for your Spanish friends at Plaza Catalunya? Mind Snacks created an app to learn languages. A Perfect opportunity for beginners! Or try the popular Babbel. SuiteLife tried it and we love it! Sure, you can find tons of other apps to learn Spanish. Which is your favourite one? Let us know in the comments below, we will be happy to try a new app! ;) If you prefer all the attention just for you, the good choice can be a private teacher on skype. You can use some websites like Nu Lengua - the price is around € 7+ per hour.

# 5 The best SuiteLife Choice

Find a Spanish boyfriend or girlfriend!   :)

My personal experience?

I knew I would be very busy in Barcelona and the option to learn online wasn't the best one for me (I need somebody who forces me to study :-) ). I chose International House Barcelona, because of my schedule and location. They didn't ask me for a sign-up fee, so I went there to do level test and to see how it was there. I was surprised! If you've already been to Barcelona you know the service is not always very good. But after my test at IHES I knew this was where I wanted to study Spanish. It's close to work and the people and professors I spoke with were very nice and helpful. I have been studying there 2 weeks and I am satisfied so far! The price was actually pretty high (probably the sign up fee :D), it´s € 310 for 4 hours/week and 10 weeks in row. But I like it :) Give us some feedback guys! What´s your experience with schools in Barcelona? Have you tried a language exchange? How do you study Spanish during the evenings in Barcelona? Good Luck! / ¡Que sea enhorabuena! ~Ivet]]> 432 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/tapas-in-barcelona-ultimate-guide/ Fri, 04 Dec 2015 09:30:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=442 All you need to know about tapas in Barcelona: tips, recipes, history, how to eat, where to eat and more!

First of all: what are Tapas?

Tapas is the collective name for a variety of dishes and it is very famous in Spain and around the world. The most famous tapas are the tortilla de patata (spainsh omelet), calamares a la romana (fried squid rings) and croquetas de jamon (ham croquettes). Tapas are served in little plates of different foods and traditionally with some wine or beer. The tradition of Tapas comes from Andalusia, where it is inconceivable to go have a drink in a bar without eating something. Most of the time in Andalusia, Tapas are served with drinks for free. Nowadays the custom of eating tapas has spread up all over Spain, but they aren't free everywhere! Spanish tapas are eaten between meals in order to avoid hunger and to accompany Spanish wine. And Tapas are more than a simple meal! They help the conversation around a table because traditionally everyone share Tapas and it makes a convivial atmosphere.

Tapas History:

They are many legends about Spanish Tapas: The first one is a tale about Alfonso X, King of Spain in the middle ages. The king was suffering and his doctors prescribed him some medication. What kind of medication you ask? Wine of course! After all, it was the middle ages - alcohol was the answer to everything! In order to avoid getting a little tipsy from all the 'medication' he ate snacks between meals. People say that once he was fully recovered, he ordered all taverns to serve these same snacks,“tapas”, with wine. That way drinkers were less affected by the alcohol. Another legend says that tapas comes from Alfonse XIII (XVII century). The king stopped by an inn one day and decided to sit on the terrace. Unfortunately, it was a very windy day and in order to avoid dust in the King’s cup, the inn’s landlord covered the cup with a ham slice. The king ate the slice and he asked for more. Apparently he liked the Wine / Tapas combination so much that it became 'a thing'! Other stories say that peasants that use to drink wine before lunch and it was better to drink wine with some snacks so as not to be too affected. In Sevilla for instance the cups were served with some cheese or ham. So, where does the tradition of Tapas bars come from? No one really knows for sure. But what we can be sure about is that its always better to eat and drink at the same time, and if ham really is the best way to protect your wine from dust then we've all learnt something new today!  

Tapas world: the 10 commandments on how to eat tapas in Barcelona

• Thou shall not eat more than 2 tapas in the same bar.

Most of the tapas bars in Barcelona have their own specialties. That’s why you shouldn’t spend all your night in the same bar. Have a beer in one, eat some tapas, and then go to another one, have a glass of wine and some tapas, and keep going. You will be able to try a lot of different tapas and to meet a lot of people. Because eating tapas is also a social activity! That brings us to the second commandment…

• Thou shall enjoy your time when eating tapas.

When you go tapear (this is the Spanish word for eating tapas), you’re supposed to have fun and relax with friends or nice people. This is a cool moment for talking and chilling out after work for example. So bring some of your good friends and have a great time in some of the many tapas bars in Barcelona!

• Thou shall eat tapas in the right way

And the rightway is standing in front of the bar, tapas on the counter and drink in your hand. Don't worry if it gets crowded, everyone's used to it and besides, its all part of the fun! Then, one person can pay for each round of tapas - no need to start splitting cents, after all, you are here with friends!

• Thou shall eat tapas at the right time.

The best time for tapas is after a stressful day of work and when you have a few hours to kill before going to bed. They say  you shouldn’t have a big meal before sleeping, so tapas are exactly what you need! Another great time for tapas is just before lunch, in order to whet your appetite for something a little more filling

• Thou shall try the most famous tapas and then learn how to cook your own tapas.

That’s means you have to cook  tortilla de patatas and patatas bravas. Finding the best ones is truly an assault course, but hey, where there’s a will, there’s a way! Once you've found your favourite, try to replicate it by cooking your own. Start easily with pan con tomate and level up with chiquitos!

• Thou shall eat pintxos at Maitea and go to La Flauta and Los Toreros in Barcelona.

Pintxos are good and pintxos at Maitea are excellent! For around 8€ you can have 5 or 6 pintxos. The restaurant is nice and the food is awesome. You should also go to La Flauta or Los Toreros, two of the best tapas restaurants in Barcelona. It’s a safe bet, believe us. If you'd prefer something a little more fancy how about checking out the best Michelin starred restaurants in town

• Thou shall try a new tapas bar or restaurant in Barcelona every week.

Barcelona is full of tapas bars and restaurants. To live your gastronomic experience to the max, you should try at least a new one every week. Taste their specialties and chill out in different atmospheres, from modern and trendy to traditional and friendly.

• Thou shall do a tapas tour in Barcelona: free tapas with one drink.

To save some pennies during your tapas night in Barcelona, you should hunt around for free tapas in Barcelona. You pay for one drink and you get one pintxos or tapas totally free. There's no excuse for skipping this tapas tour!

• Thou shall try catalan tapas.

Barcelona has its own specialties concerning tapas, and you have to taste them! Just a few names to make your mouth water: sofregitin, escudella, zarzuela… and of course, aioli! People also say that you can find the best fish tapas on Barcelona beaches. Now, you have all the tips you needed to eat tapas like a pro and spend an amazing time in Barcelona with your friends!

Where can I eat tapas?

You can eat tapas on nearly every street corner of Barcelona but to give you an idea of where to get started check out our blog post on our favourite tapas bar in Barcelona, the best neighbourhood to find tapas, our Basque tapas tour, tapas for 3 euros and where to get free tapas! We hope that this tapas guide will help you to feel Spanish, and even Catalan, when you’re eating tapas in Barcelona! If you liked it, do not hesitate to share it and give us your own tapas tips! Adéu!   - Erin]]> 442 0 0 0 32 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-locals-dont-have-time-for-this/ 0 0 49 https://wishtodayblog.wordpress.com/2016/06/12/hey-you-what-do-you-want-to-eat/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/catalan-vault-introduction-and-examples/ Fri, 04 Dec 2015 09:58:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=445 Everything you ever wanted to know about Catalán vaulted ceilings Have you ever looked up at the ceiling of an apartment in Barcelona and wondered why they often have exposed wooden beams and an arch-shaped series of bricks? Well if you do, welcome to the club. The first time I came to my friend’s flat and looked at those curvy ceilings, my naive mind told me the place must be under some kind of renovation. But then I encountered the same scene in my first rented apartment, my second one, and mostly every flat I've been in so far. What kind of construction is this? At the beginning I didn't like it, so primitive, so uncompleted! But the more I explored this “Catalan style ceiling” the more I liked its unique character. So if you have the same wonder, why don’t you join me in discovering this piece of Catalan charm! And by the way this design’s called Catalan vault or in Catalan “Volta Catalana”

Design and origin

Catalan vault is a building technique that lays plain bricks lengthwise over the parallel wooden beams or centering to form an arch-shaped ceiling. To create such a curvy ceiling with bricks and no framework needed, builders have to use a fast setting mortar to allow the brick to hold itself after being tapped into place. Constructing vaults in brick was mastered by the Romans, who use arched structure to strengthen their buildings and constructions. This technique was then improved by Catalan people with layers of thinner, lighter bricks to create a ceiling not only light but also very strong. Up till now the technique has been widely used in buildings all over the region, for which it is named “Volta Catalana”. Other names for this technique are Catalan arch, Catalan turn or Timbrel vault.

Reason for this design

Structural strength: Catalan vaults consist of a single or series of arches on the ceiling which create a shell structure. Thanks to that both the floor above and the ceiling itself will be able distribute gravity forces equally to the whole construction system thus bringing geometric flexibility and endurance of the structural floor surface. I asked some of my Catalan friends and they said that a long time ago in the region people stored tons of agriculture products on the top floor. So it is very important to have a heavily reinforced structure. Resource efficiency: Since this technique was popular among  common people, the material had to be easy to make and affordable. Also, compared to making the same ceiling with a solid design, Catalan vaults costs less and do not require elaborate falsework. Yes that’s true they don’t need a framework to build. If you are skeptical about that, check this video

Different types

Catalan vaults vary depending on its purpose of use and the design of the whole construction.

• The most popular Catalan vault you can see consists of small arches connected to wooden beams, called vigas in Catalan. They are used on the ceilings of multistory buildings to form a strong structure that can bear heavy weight. Some modern designs also replace wood with iron to reinforce the ceiling even more.
• For a roof that doesn't need to bear heavy object above, the arch will be larger and number of arch is reduced. An example of that is the roof of Casaramona(a.k.a CaixaForum)

• Another type is four arches meeting  at a center point, supported by 4 pillars. A perfect example for that is the Manhattan municipal building designed by Rafael Guastavino.

Manhattan Municipal Building

Famous constructions & architecture

Barcelona’s most famous architect Gaudi (see more about his masterpieces here) frequently used the traditional Catalan vault technique to suit the constructional form of his curvy design style. The most obvious example is The School of the Sagrada Familia School of the Sagrada Familia Calatan vaulted ceilings can also be seen outside of its original birthplace, in America thanks to Valencia architect Rafael Guastavino. Inspired by Catalan vault, he invented the Guastavino tile. The design was then used by Rafael himself and his son to build more than one thousand vaults in churches, cathedrals, chapels, and public buildings in America. Some of his most remarkable pieces are: New York's City Hall subway station New York City ‘s Vanderbilt Hotel National Museum of Natural History’s Baird auditorium

Suitelife’s flats with Catalan vaulted ceiling

Love the curves now? Make you desire come to life! Check out some of our flats with this Catalan traditional design or contact us to find a flat with this beautiful feature! [caption id="attachment_45028" align="alignleft" width="270"] Alan Harper's flat[/caption] [caption id="attachment_45029" align="alignright" width="270"] Arc of Light[/caption] [caption id="attachment_45030" align="alignleft" width="270"] Carmen san diego[/caption] [caption id="attachment_45031" align="alignright" width="270"] Joaquin Costa V[/caption] There are many other options you can find in our long term flats collection here Tips for apartment hunting: if you fancy the traditional Catalan vaulted ceiling, our recommendation is to look at the old city area, Ciutat Vella with neighbourhoods Barceloneta, Borne, Gothic Quarter and Raval neighborhood. What about modern flats? Check the Diagonal Mar area. The neighborhood guide can be found in this link. peace! T.Vu]]> 445 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/barcelona-bikes-fixed-gear-bikes-are-hipsterific/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 04:20:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=460 Barcelona Bikes: Too Cool for School? Then you need a Fixed Gear Bike! You might have noticed that Bikes in Barcelona are a very popular way to get around and as fashion is a top priority around here in all facets of life, Fixed gear bikes are becoming more and more common on the streets. The Fixie Barcelona movement is spreading its roots and all you have to do is look around and you'll notice these special creations (part retro / part modern) zooming like the wind (and sans breaks!) through our urban  landscape.

What is a  Fixed Gear Bike?

Barcelona Bikes come in all shapes and sizes.  A fixed gear bike (often referred to colloquially as a Fixie) is a bike with no breaks and with just one gear. Well... there is one way to slow down: with the pedals. You can pedal backward with a fixie so if you stop the pedals in a sharp hit, you're going to skid from the rear wheel (you might remember this from the bikes of your childhood). You also can slow down regularly by forcing softly backwards on the pedals. As these bikes are literally made for speed, it seems slightly crazy that they do not have 'normal' breaks. Fixed bikes are also sometimes amazingly used as trial bikes. In Barcelona the craziest of the crazies doing Trial is Chris Akrigg. In this video, he flies threw the urban landscape like no other. Fixed gear finds its roots in the track-bike, designed especially for racing on a velodrome. They were designed first for being light, aerodynamic and mechanically simple. After that, fixed gear bikes were quickly adopted by bicycle messengers in big cities in order to make extra quick deliveries. Today, these racing bikes have become very popular in urban atmospheres with cool designs and a hipster following and are the new generation of the Barcelona bikes. A New Subculture is Born! This exploding movement creates a subculture where riders are experiencing an alternative way of moving from point A to point B. Freedom, self-expression, risk, customization, even more customization, self identity and above all care-free good times, is more or less the embodiment of the Fixie subculture. Races or free rides  are organized in cities all over the world and, in Barcelona, there is a healthy and growing movement of fixed gear riders. You can't get much better of a climate, and free rides can be extraordinarily beautiful and cathartic.

Barcelona Bikes & Fixed Gear Shops

With the Fixed gear movement, Barcelona fixed gear shops are more and more common in the city. Here are some great Barcelona bikes shops. The shops also organize some races and free rides that garner a lot of passionate, talented and nice people from different countries.

• Barceloneta bikes: They organize some free rides on their facebook page. Atlantida 49, Barcelona

• Cream bikes and things: They  launched their own high end frame brand. They also organize Alleycats races in Barcelona city. You can checkout more details about these races on their blog. Bocabella 9, Barcelona

• My beautiful parking: They rent and sell fixed gear bikes. Plus, they have a parking for bikes in the Gotico district. Cervantes 5, Barcelona

Fixed gears are the new generation of Barcelona bikes as they are a mix between transportation, art and lifestyle. In Barcelona the movement is exploding. Fixed gear fiends move fast around the city, without breaks, rarely stopping at stop signs and locking up the back wheel and skidding when they need to stop quickly. Some of the people see that as dangerous and some see it as a new way of life... What do you think about this? Are you a part of the Fixie movement? Would you like to try it? Check these links if you want to rent a bike in Barcelona, or if you would prefer to use the Bicing Barcelona renting system. Enjoy the ride! Hugo]]> 460 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-street-profile-carrer-del-torrent-de-lolla/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 05:19:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=466 Barcelona Street Profile: Carrer Torrent de l’Olla You can find all kind of streets in Barcelona, and you will probably find some of the nicest and most charming in Vila de Gracia. Torrent de l’Olla is located in Vila de Gracia (or the popular part of the Gracia neighbourhood), and it starts near the Diagonal metro at Carrer de Corsega, and it winds all the way up to Traverssera de Dalt, near Lesseps metro. Let me tell you why you should definitely have a look at this street of Barcelona: Carrer del Torrent de l’Olla…

Shops on Carrer del Torrent de L'Olla

Carrer del Torrent de l’Olla is full of shops. You will find especially two kinds of shops: Vintage & second-hands clothes and designer shops that sell clothes and jewelry. Also, download our free ebook for in depth info on Shopping in Barcelona. There are two really great vintage shops: Gallery Vintage (Torrent de l’Olla, 117) and Graceland.

Gallery Vintage is really popular and you can find amazing clothes. Prices are both high and low, it depends of the product, but you can find beautiful bags for around 20€ for example… They have a website and you can buy online, but I think it’s better to go there directly and to see their wares first hand and get a feel for the store.

Graceland sells second-hand clothes and accessories. The shop is very small and you can find the nicest dresses as well as the ugliest (well, at least it suits all tastes)! But it’s really nice and quite cheap. The clothes are good quality and if you like Camden Town in London, you will love Graceland too for sure! Designer shops are more expensive and sell mostly products for you, girls. Even if you’re not buying, walk through the door and have a look at their amazing pieces. Shops are very girly and pleasant, there is a lot of space and people are delighted to help you in anyway. If you’re looking for a birthday present, I am sure you can find something unique around there. Have a look at Madam’ Pumpum (Torrent de l’Olla, 30bis) and Backstage (Torrent de l’Olla, 64), my two favorites!

Food, Food, Food and Drinks!

You will find a lot of restaurants or bar/restaurants that offer you really good food from everywhere! French Crepes at St Germain (Torrent de l’Olla, 113), Japanese food sushi at Wasabi (best value for money, Torrent de l’Olla, 8), Brazilian food and cocktails at Berimbau (Torrent de l’Olla, 129) or Greek food at Dionisos (Torrent de l’Olla, 144). And that is just a sample of what you can find in this street of Barcelona! I highly recommend you to go to St Germain. This place is so nice, with panther style bench seating, great music and really good crepes! When I went there with my friend, we had a great meal (and it wasn’t too expensive) while watching Mary Poppins. If you go, look for the numerous Barbie Dolls “hidden” in the bar and let us know how many you found! And it seems that they have a really great mojito… (Cocktails are only 4€ until 10pm) All that to say that whatever your tastes or budget, you always find something in Carrer del Torrent de l’Olla! By the way, if you like bluegrass (or don’t know about it yet), go read this blog and then go to El Cine, a great bar with bluegrass jam sessions on Sundays! (El Cine, Torrent de l’Olla, 21)

Shabby Chic Cakes

If you like cupcakes then you have only one thing to do: GO THERE! The cupcakes are so beautiful that you don't want to eat them… but you have to, because they are as good as they look! Colorful and stylish, they are not even so expensive (well, not if you get addicted and start buying half a dozen every day of course): around 2,50€ for one. It’s Carrer del Torrent de l’Olla, 46, and here is their website.

Blue Cat Tattoo

Looking for a tattooist? No need to search further! Blue Cat Tattoo is the best in town! Manu and Trudy are true artists and their works are real pieces of art. Carrer del Torrent de l’Olla, 178.

Check also the Budda Bag shop, on Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla, 46. Once you try them, you'll want to stay there for ever!

This street of Barcelona is full of places to get lost and explore. It is impossible to talk about all the shops, restaurants and bars that make this street Torrent de l’Olla inescapable. Generally speaking, this street of Barcelona in Vila de Gracia is not too crowded, but still quite alive! Most people are locals and that’s a great spot if you want to escape from masses of tourists in the center! Now it’s your turn! Do you know any good places that I should have mentioned? Let us know if you go and if you find great deals in the vintages stores… Cheers Caroline

]]> 466 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/gay-gyms-in-barcelona-lets-workout/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 04:55:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=469 Gay Gyms in Barcelona : Let's Workout ! Yes, that's right. It's probably the most anticipated topic in our series 'From Behind the Rear.' The title gives away this week's topic; Gay Gyms in Barcelona and while we all know about the benefits of exercise, we are not discussing these here. Let's be honest even if it's just for one second; if you’re gay and living in Barcelona - whether as a short term or long term visitor - you would most likely want to impress the hot Spanish men. One way to do this is to head to the Gym – and not just any Gym but a Gay one. We all know that one of the most important places for gay men is undoubtedly the gym.  Not only is working out an essential part of an active lifestyle, but it also keeps you looking good, helps alleviate stress, and can keep your libido up. There are a number of gyms that cater to gay men out there, making them great places to pick up guys. So get those short-shorts and tank tops ready and head out to keep those glutes in shape!

Axel Wellness Club 33

[caption id="attachment_34251" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Who wouldn't want to see this guy working out?[/caption] A personal refuge and a place where you can experiment with new sensation of pleasure and relaxation is at the Axel Wellness Club 33, this gym is the new facility brought to you by Axel Hotel Barcelona. Here you can leave all the stress and worry behind you and dedicate well-deserved time to yourself. You will have the enjoyment of new and modern equipment that’ll get you into fabulous shape. It will be an experience that you would never forget.

DiR Eixample Gym

DiR Fitness Center has ten gyms in total spread throughout Barcelona. Their facilities are very complete and they have all sorts of extra services ranging from medicals, personal trainers, sun beds and more. They also have pools and a very wide range of classes including aerobics, fitness, toning and much more. Definitely the trendiest choice and not the cheapest, but you get a free backpack! If you want to try any of the ten gyms across Barcelona and Sant Cugat, a Q10 membership is available which allows you to do this. If you decide to join then a monthly fee (depending on the time of day and the gym you chose to go to) ranges from €0 to €3, 15 per visit.

Thermas Gym

[caption id="attachment_34252" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Boxing workout can be sooo fun![/caption] Thermas offers all the amenities of a quality European bathhouse; pool, gym, spa, hot tub, and like-minded men of course. In this gym, you will find nothing less than good-looking, sexy guys from Europe, the Middle East, and South Americans. There are many cabins, large porn cinema, also a small bar with snacks and drinks. This is a must visit only if you don’t mind rent boys and if you don’t, you’ll have your pick of Good looking boys. In general this is a very nice facility.

Saunas

Barcelona has a couple of gay saunas located either in the heart of Gaixample or in the gay villages surroundings. Gay saunas in Barcelona are not only for wellness or relaxing but mainly for erotic adventures. It shouldn’t come as a surprise to learn that cruising areas and darkrooms are rather extensive. Visitors range widely in age and preferences. At few locations there are younger boys with clear financial purposes. The atmosphere is mostly easy-going, horny and willing. On weekends most of the saunas are open nonstop (few are open 24/7 during the week as well) this is the time when they get very crowded - especially after bars and clubs closes.

Notable Mentions

Two gyms that you must not forget about are Holmes Place and Metropolitan. Neither is a strictly 'gay' gym, but both are swarming with hot gay guys! Also they are pricey, but they both have multiple locations throughout the city and amazing facilities.

Conclusion

[caption id="attachment_34250" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Lock me up in a gyms' locker room![/caption] The two most popular gay gyms  in Barcelona can be found on Carrer Casanova 57, which many say is the city's best equipped, and on Carrer Espolsasacs 1- though the line between workout facility and bathhouse is a little thin, with Casanova now a full-on bathhouse with gym facilities. Barcelona offers those with a hangover every chance to eliminate toxins by flexing other muscles besides the elbow. Options abound from swimming and sailing to marathon running. For those whose feelings of guilt over the excesses of the previous night don’t translate to physical exertions, the city’s football and basketball teams provide class—A excitement when they play at home. Or indulge in a massage, day spa or a sport of floating. The folks of Barcelona are as health-conscious as those of any other city and the number of places to indulge in a little ‘wellness’ of one sort or another is multiplying. Do you have any suggestions to add? We'd love to hear from you in the comments! ~Argenis

]]> 469 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/catalan-flags-the-many-variants-and-the-difference-between-them/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 05:02:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=474 The Many Catalan Flags in Barcelona Just arrived in Barcelona or a different city in Catalonia? Amongst all of the beautiful architecture and historic districts, you've probably noticed the many variants of flags that adorn the city. Catalan flags are draped over balconies, restaurants, plazas, and official buildings. As we have mentioned previously, the people of Catalonia are not afraid to voice their opinions openly whether showcasing local pride or political opinions. Here are a few of the local flags that you are bound to see throughout the streets.

La Senyera:

The official flag of Catalonia! This is the flag you will most likely see being flown outside of official government buildings or on tourist-friendly shops and restaurants in Barcelona or other cities in Catalonia. La Senyera is Catalan for 'flag', however, it is most often used to refer to this flag in particular. The flag is one of the oldest to still be flown in Europe with BuyEssayClub. Stories date the flag back to the 11th Century to the Counts of Barcelona, and the flag carries the same red stripe on golden background design that is on the coat of arms of the Crown of Aragon that ruled areas in the Mediterranean during the Medieval Period.

La Estelada (blava):

This is probably the most prevalent flag that you will see in Barcelona! They are draped all over balconies within the city. The flag uses the same design as the la Senyera but incorporates a blue triangle with a five-pointed star over the stripes. Estelada is the Catalan word for "starry". The flag is used by nationalists to symbolize the desire for the independence of Catalonia from the rest of Spain. In areas like Barcelona, many people are very adamant in their beliefs for a free Catalonia and the flag is an easy form of expression. It is said to have first appeared in 1904, inspired by the Cuban independence. The movement for an independent Catalonia, however, can be dated back to the end of the War of Spanish Succession where the region succeeded many of its rights to form an early day unified Spain.

La Estelada (vermella):

While not as common as the white-starred flag, the red-starred flag is also very prevalent in the city. Similar in design to its white-starred counterpart, this flag also represents the desire for an independent Catalonia. The key difference here is political stance. This flag was adopted by leftist groups in the 70s to symbolize a socialist independence movement of all Catalan-speaking areas and thus dons a red star in place of the white.

La Rojigualda:

The official flag of Spain! Popularly known as la Rojigualda in Spanish, it has two red stripes over a golden block with the coat of arms on the center edge. It was first chosen to be a naval ensign in 1785 by Charles III of Spain until Queen Isabella II made it the official national flag in 1843. You most likely won't see much of this flag walking through the streets of Barcelona due to the local feelings of political rivalry. Nonetheless, it is still flown over government buildings and some plazas. There you have it! If you are looking for places to explore check out our Top Rankings section on our blog. -Ty  ]]> 474 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/gay-fashion-in-barcelona-from-sporty-to-classy/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 05:32:07 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=481 Gay Fashion Stores in Barcelona : Everything You Need to Know About Them ! When it comes to gay men's underwear and clothing there are only two requirements - they have to look great and they have to make you look great. Today's fashion and undergarments come in more styles, colors and patterns than you can possibly imagine, and that's exactly what you need to show off your stuff. There's a lot of competition on the gay scene, and you can't afford to let your goods fade into the background. That's why we'll continue our 'From Behind the Rear' Barcelona gay series with an article on Gay Fashion Stores in Barcelona where you can find the hottest trends to blow the competition away.

ES Collection

This is a favorite Gay Fashion Store in Barcelona among those men who have a fetish for or simply love to wear nice underwear. Here you will find one of the most or the biggest collections of underwear in the whole of Barcelona displaying sporty and trendy styles in dozens of beautiful color schemes in sexy and traditional cuts. They also sell swimwear that will attract everyone’s attention at the beach. The store has several locations due to their popularity in Barcelona but check out their main store located in the heart of Gaixample [C/del Consell de Cent, 218] for the widest selection that will have you feeling sexy and confident in no time. www.escollections.es

Ovlas

Located right in front of the famous Axel Hotel, Ovlas is a small Gay Fashion Store in Barcelona specializing in clothes for men who are not afraid to show off their bodies. So if you are looking for the perfect apparel for a night in Barcelona, check out Ovlas for the latest and most revealing garments you could have never fathomed in your wildest imaginations. You can find them on d'Aribau 31 or visit their website www.ovlas.com for more details and information.

ES 4 U

If you are looking for a Gay Fashion Store in Barcelona that offers amazing discount prices on their apparel collection, then check out ES 4 U on Carrer de Casanova 56. Much smaller in size and selection than the previous two stores mentioned on this list but worth checking out and easy on the wallet. And if this has not been already mentioned: they have great deals on sexy ES underwear - making me wonder if Spaniards have some kind of fetish...ummm. www.escollection.es

Men By Men

Everyone dreams about wearing clothes straight from the fashion runways of Milan...oh wait, you can! You just have to visit Men by Men whose collections always contain the latest fashion straight out of Milan. It is a posh boutique for any men who wants to standout and make a great impression. This store doesn't have a website but you stop by and look around in their store on Carrer Casanova 63.

Next Level

Another favorite Gay Fashion Stores in Barcelona, Next Level has unique fashion at affordable prices. Gentleman who are in the mood, strike a pose in this small, in vogue boutique. Just try one of their apparel found no where else in Barcelona - there is just nothing to it. So step into a city of fashion and glamour right here in Barcelon on Carrer Diputacion 189.

DGM

Great for any man who is committed to the gym. This store offers sporting apparel and sports bags. Show off your muscles in their tank tops and cut off shorts. www.dgm.es or give them a visit on Carrer de Casanova 74.

M69

This is one of the few Gay Fashion Stores in Barcelona that is 100% targetted to gay men. Found on Carrer de Muntaner 69. www.m69barcelona.com

Zona Eleven

If you are more of a fan of brands such as Diesel, Givency, Frankie Morello, Versace, Jean's Gaultier, and/or D&G, then Zona Eleven located on Carrer Muntaner 75 is the right store for you. www.zonaeleven.com

Ritual

A classic store located in the Eixample with a wide array of classical brands such as Puma, Energie, G-Star, and Replay. Rituals has three locations in Barcelona, two of them are located on Diagonal; Avinguda Diagonal 3 and Diagonal, 557. The third one can be found on Edifici Maremagnum, Moll D'espanya, Local 34-35C.  www.rituals.com Cool If you want to look cool then this is the store to shop in. Cool specializes in youthful European fashion and has everything needed for fitting in at any Barcelona club. Found on Carrer Consell de Cent 233. In conclusion, these stores are not exclusively targetted towards gay men but are for any man who loves to look and feel great in what they wear - unless of course specified in the text. The only reason these store made it on our list is because they are popular with the gay [men] community. If you think that one of these store should be erased from our list send us your reasons why or maybe you have discovered a fashion gem while staying in Barcelona that would be worth a mention. By all means send us an a message or leave a comment below and of course don't forget to visit our other articles in in the 'From Behind the Rear' Barcelona Gay Series. ~Argenis]]> 481 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/unesco-world-heritage-sites-in-barcelona/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 05:51:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=495 Discover Unesco World Heritage Sites In BARCELONA As you probably know, Barcelona is one of the most distinctive and beautiful cities in Spain. Being part of Catalunya, it has its very own language, cultural background and also a great variety of monuments. But are you aware of the monuments in Barcelona that feature in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Sites list? If you don't, this article is for you as I have made an exhaustive list of the Barcelona UNESCO World Heritage Sites! Discover them below!

WORKS OF GAUDI

As you might have guessed, the genius Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi is greatly represented in that list. Indeed, the "Works of Antoni Gaudi" is what the UNESCOuses to refer to seven properties built by the architect Antoni Gaudi in or near Barcelona. These "Works of Gaudi" were added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites to testify to Gaudi's exceptional and unique creative contribution to the development of architecture and building technology in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many of those buildings influenced and anticipated the forms and techniques that were relevant to the development of modern construction in the 20th century. The 7 buildins are: Parque Guell, Palau Guell, Casa Mila, Casa Vicens,La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo and Crypt in Colonia Guell.

1. Park Guell

The Park Guell has been a World Heritage Site since 1984 when UNESCO added it to its list of cultural assets. This is one of the most beautiful icons of the city of Barcelona. Located in the upper part of the city, you can enjoy literally wonderful views of Barcelona while walking in a park surrounded by a modernist works.

2. Palau Guell

The Palau Guell was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage Sites list in 1986. At the time of its construction, it was among the most luxurious buildings in Barcelona.This town house located in the center of Barcelona was designed by Gaudi between 1886 and 1889. However, the inside decoration and furnishings were finished later on.

3. Casa Mila

La Pedrera or Casa Mila is one of the most imaginative and creative works that Gaudi has accomplished. Located in Passeig de Gracia, Barcelona's main boulevard, this building was commissioned by the Mila Family after Gaudi had encountered great success with its previous work on Casa Batllo. It was declared a World Heritage Site in 1984.

4. Casa Vicens

Casa Vicens is a family residence in Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudi and built for industrialist Manuel Vicens i Montaner. It was Gaudi's first project for a private house. It is located number 24 , Carrer Carolines and was a summer residence with a garden and fountain.

5. La Sagrada Familia

The church of the Sagrada Familia is Spain's most visited landmark and was inscribed on the World Heritage list in 2005. It has the particularity of being the world's only major church currently under construction! It is Gaudi's most important and ambitious work. At the beginning, Gaudi thought it would take 10 year to build it, but it has been 132 years that the first stone of the great church of the Sagrada Familia was laid and it is still under construction!

6. Casa Batllo

The Casa Batllo is the result of the renovation of a building at number 43, Passeig de Gracia. That work belongs to the world's architectural legacy and is part of Gaudi's massive contribution to Catalan architecture. Together with the ideas of the architect Jujol, Gaudi made the project into an exceptional example of the refurbishment of a dwelling.

7. Crypt of the Church at the Colonia Guell

Located near Barcelona in the village of Santa Coloma de Cervello, the crypt of the church at the Colonia Guell was classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2005. Antoni Gaudi undertook this work as a testing-ground for the future construction of the Sagrada Familia. As he has said on many occasions, this was an experiment in social engineering. For the first time, Gaudi used parabolic arches incorporating Catalan vaults and a revolutionary load-bearing system. If you want to learn more about Gaudi, check out our Gaudi guide!

NON-GAUDI RELATED WORLD HERITAGE SITES

1.Palau de La Musica Catalana

This work from the modernist architect Lluis Domenech i Montaner is one of the world's leading concert halls. It was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1997 for its aesthetic and architectural value as well as its status as a historic landmark. Originally, this artistic wonder was only devoted to music. Nowadays, it concerns itself with culture,social events and business.

2. Hospital de La Santa Creu i de Sant Pau

Also designed by the architect Lluis Domenech i Montaner, this building was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1997. For its 600th anniversary in 2001, it received the Catalan government's Gold Medal. That is it for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Barcelona! Have you ever visited one of them and what did you think of them? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below! Cheers, Remi  ]]> 495 0 0 0 38 http://thepickytraveller.com/barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/top-10-bars-in-barcelona-best-rooftop/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 06:03:54 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=499 The Best RoofTop Bars Barcelona Edition ! It's starting to get reallllly hot these days (today is 31 degrees!), everyone seems to be wearing much less clothing in the streets, and there are tons of cool rooftop bars in Barcelona just begging you come by, kick back with a mojito and enjoy the views. There is no better place to be during summer, than sipping some cocktails with friends or that special someone while watching the sun set over the skyline of Barcelona. In the last years, the number of 5 star hotels with luxury rooftop bars in Barcelona has increased and have mostly opened to non hotel guests as well. So now you can chill out and take in Barcelona sights from way up high, without breaking a sweat. Here are some luxury rooftop bars in Barcelona for these warm pre-summer afternoons:

W Hotel

A perfect place to grab a cocktail while enjoying the beautiful city of Barcelona on one side and the gorgeous Mediterranean sea on your other side. W Hotel is situated on the Barceloneta beach and has graced Barcelona with its elegant presence. It is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona where people like to see and be seen, especially during happy hour on a Friday afternoon. And if you feel like bringing your cocktail down to the beach, there’s a nice beach hut right below the terrace.

The Majestic Hotel

The Majestic Hotel has one of the most luxurious and glamorous rooftop bars in Barcelona where people chill out on sofas, enjoy drinking cool cocktails and relax around the pool for a unforgettable evening. However, this place is considered as one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona for the rich and famous. Its guests enjoy the wonderful views over the city, Montjuic and the Sagrada Familia. But you don't have to be a guest to participate so check it out!

H10 Montcada

One of the rooftop bars in Barcelona where the views of the city are admittedly a little grey, focusing on the rooftops of the old town, but get better at night when the lights come on at night and the view stretches from the sea front towers to the Sagrada Familia. You have laid back sofas and seating along the length of the bar area that wraps around 3 sides of the roof of the H10 Montcada. This place is a fabulous place to chill out and taste some tapas from the menu.

The Condes de Barcelona

One of the rooftop bars in Barcelona which is quiet new. This place has amazing views over Gaudi’s Casa Mila and Sagrada Familia, low, moody lighting and occasional live music performances combine to make the Condes de Barcelona one of the best rooftop bars in Barcelona. The place is located on Passeig de Gracia and Carrer Mallorca and is easy to get to with the metro and the bus.

Skybar Grand Hotel Central

Considered as one of the best rooftop bars in Barcelona with possibly the most spectacular deck in the city centre, with its infinity pool and close-up views of Barcelona’s rooftops. The prices here are relatively cheap compared to other rooftop bars in Barcelona.

Hotel Claris

Just around the corner from the previously mentioned Majestic hotel, the Claris is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona, with an equally stunning terrace. Unlike most rooftop bars in Barcelona, Hotel Claris has a top restaurant as well. It has a little more style than for example the laid back Majestic hotel. The views from the terrace are not quite as inspiring as the other rooftop bars in Barcelona, but the high class feel and the excellent service from the friendly and knowledgeable waiting staff make up for this.

Pulitzer Hotel

The Pulitzer Hotel has one of the most relaxing rooftop bars in Barcelona to unwind with a nice drink while listening to great music under the night sky. The rooftop is close to Plaza Catalunya which means that it's not far to get to no matter where you are in the city. This place is a bit on the expensive side when it comes to food and drinks, but you will forget all that while you are enjoying the cool and relaxed ambience of the roof terrace which totally makes it up for it.

Hotel 1898

One of the rooftop bars in Barcelona which is centrally located on Las Ramblas. Here, you don’t need to be a guest at this five star hotel to be able to enjoy their amazing rooftop terrace. This is one of the best places in the city to get a 360 degree view of Barcelona. With comfy couches, an outdoor pool, poolside bar and lots of choice in the menu, this is the perfect place to watch the sun go down while you enjoy great Spanish food and a nice cocktail.

La Terraza de Hotel Villa Emilia

Hotel Villa Emilia which is located in the Eixample Esquerra has one of the most charming rooftop bars in Barcelona. Small and an intimate atmosphere, there are live music sessions on certain days and BBQ if you feel hungry.

Grand Hotel La Florida

Located on the hill of Tibidabo and is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona that completely dominates the rest of the rooftop bars in the city. An ideal place to enjoy the great city view from the highest area in the city. Getting there is a pain, so you have to make a trip out of it. But the panaromic city views from the pool is just worth getting there. They have a spectacular LA-style indoor and outdoor pool from which you can enjoy as well. This splendid hotel in the city, where good taste, authentic luxury makes sure that it stands out from the rest of the rooftop bars in Barcelona. - Alper]]> 499 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/barcelona-sant-jordi-day-and-the-day-of-roses/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 09:54:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=521 Barcelona Sant Jordi Day & The Day of Roses: A Twist of Culture and Storytelling Barcelona lovers, hit the streets and buy your novia or novio a book or a rose as Catalonia’s most cherished day is approaching; Barcelona Sant Jordi Day. Sant Jordi or Saint George is the patron saint of Catalonia along with a dozen other countries around the world. It is accepted that the chivalrous knight died in April 23^rd, 303 AD. Many other countries tie the day of Saint George in with Easter Celebrations but here in Barcelona and Catalonia the day deserves it’s own recognition and celebration. The streets across Barcelona will be radiating with the beautiful color and smells from roses along with the colorful designs and displays of books as sellers show their wares for all to enjoy. Flower and book stands will be draped with Catalonia’s red and white striped flag. Roses will be died in these colors, while other roses will be died red and blue in recognition of Barcelona’s famous football club. It is the tradition here in Barcelona for men to buy their lovers a flower and women to buy a book for their men. As time has gone by, it is no longer gender qualified as men can buy women a book and women can buy their novios a flower, if they choose to. Just don’t forget to bring your love one of these gifts. This festival has many different names; Saint George´s Day, Sant Jordi Day, the Day of Roses, and the Day of the Book.  Barcelona will sell over 400,000 books and over a million roses in just one day. More books will be sold on Saint George´s Day than the rest of the year combined. April 23rd has been the Day of Roses since medieval times. The famed Saint George was once a knight in the Roman empire. The famous Catalonian tale speaks of George traveling through the Catalan town of Montblanc. The small town of Montblanc was plagued by a dragon who required a daily sacrifice every day of a villager. One day the village lottery had chosen the princess of Montblanc as the sacrifice. Before the beautiful maiden could come to her demise Saint George came to her rescue and slew the dragon, piercing it through the chest with his sword.  Upon the ground in which the dragon’s blood spilled grew a large magnificent rose bush shining bright crimson red. To this day Catalonian’s give their lover a rose to symbolize romance and chivalry. The Day of the Book began in 1923 when a sales savvy book store dealer in the region combined Sant Jordi Day with books as a means to honor the deaths of two world renowned authors; William Shakespeare and Miguel Cervantes, both who had died on April 23^rd, 1616. The giving of books to a lover has been a part of Catalonian culture ever since. In 1995, UNESCO declared April 23 to be International Book Day. Lets look at the real Sant Jordi, the man behind the legend. According to Christian history, George was born in Palestine in 275 AD. Both of Saint George’s parents were Christians; his father Gerontius was a prominent official in the Roman army from Cappadocia while his mother Polychronia was from Palestine.  At the age of 14 George lost his father in battle and a few years later his mother died. As a young man George left Palestine to head to the imperial city of Nicomedia, where he asked Emperor Diocletian for a career as a soldier. By his late 20’s, George had been promoted to the imperial guard where he was given the privileged title of Tribunus. In the year 302 AD, Emperor Diocletian issued an edict that every Christian soldier should be arrested and Christian civilians should be sacrificed to the Roman gods. As a strong proud Christian George protested this edict and spoke to Diocletian directly. In front of the emperor and all of the imperial guard George declared himself to be a Christian and refused to change his beliefs. For this reason George endured several tortures such as lacerations on a wheel of swords. Even after his trials of pain and torture, George once again refused to renounce Jesus Christ and his Christian faith. On April 23, 303 George was placed against the wall of Nicomedia and was decapitated in front of the city’s citizens. His body was soon returned to Palestine where it was buried. The legend of Saint George and the dragon has several beginnings in Christian, Eastern Orthodox, and even Muslim writings. The dragon motif became popular with Vincent of Beauvais’ writings entitled Speculum Historale and later in Jacobus de Voragine’s writings entitled The Golden Legend. Historians believe that the slaying of the dragon is a direct representation of George denying paganism and the Roman Empire. In the story George rides in to save the fair maiden from the jaws of death as she is given to the dragon as a sacrifice. George protects himself from the dragon by using the sign of the cross then justly using his lance Ascalon to strike down the evil beast. The citizens are grateful to George and abandon their pagan ways in order to follow Christ and the Christian Church as inspired by Saint George. Images of Saint George can be found across Europe and even in the Middle East. Countries that venerate the Christian icon and count him as their patron saint include Georgia, England, Egypt, Bulgaria, Catalonia, Romania, Ethiopia, Greece, India, Iraq, Lithuania, Palestine, Portugal, Serbia, Ukraine, Russia, Canada, and Bosnia. Countries that celebrate the Day of Saint George raise the white flag with the red cross, the flag of Saint George. These countries will hold religious sermons along with celebrations of food and gift giving. The practice of celebrating Saint George Day is beginning to wane in countries such as England, Canada, and Georgia. Hungary marks April 23^rd to also be the Day of the Police, portraying the Saint as a protector similar to those in uniform. Spend the day with a loved one and walk around the city. La Rambla and Plaza Catalunya will be especially festive as the concrete pathways will be adorned with flowers and books. Happy Barcelona Sant Jordi Day to everyone.

What to Do on Sant Jordi Day

Visit the town hall! The town hall in the centre of Barcelona in Plaza Sant Jaume is open to the general public free from 10.00 to 20.00 hours on St Jordi.  You can visit the amazing 'Saló de Cent' (Room of One Hundred), the honour staircase, the gothic gallery, the 'Saló de la Reina Regent' and 'el Saló de Cròniques' as well as other areas of the city hall that are normally not open to the public. Admission is free on Sant Jordi's and the entrance is at the side gate on Carrer de Ciutat  At 7pm on 23rd April a traditional display of sardana dancing by the Sant Jordi sardana group takes place on city hall square Pl. Sant Jaume If you go to Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona's central square, on Sant Jordi's day, you can see famous Spanish and Catalan authors being interviewed by TV and radio stations or signing copies of their books. Many Barcelona markets, museums and institutions have special Sant Jordi activities for families and children including Casa Batllo by Gaudi, which has a facade decoration inspired by Sant Jordi. This year it'll be covered in beautiful roses! Sant Jordi Música 2018 is at the Antiga Fàbrica d'Estrella Damm (old Damm beer factory cultural venue) who host a Sant Jordi concert programme with national artists and book and record signings.. Let us know how your Barcelona Sant Jordi Day goes and check out these other Suitelife blogs on other Catalan traditions... Sant Jordi Day in Barcelona    ]]> 521 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/gay-barcelona/top-10-spanish-and-famous-gay-celebrities/ Sun, 06 Dec 2015 04:21:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=549 Famous Gay People from Spain When my employer at SuiteLife proposed that I write a list of openly Spanish and famous Gay people for their series 'From Behind The Rear,' I have to admit I was quite skeptical that I would find as many as 10 public figures. Three months ago this would have surprised me as much as you. For a long time, Spain has been viewed as an up-and-coming leader where equal rights are concerned - especially with its strong gay movement and legalized gay marriage - this alone had me believe that this article would be a delicious piece of cake. Gay celebrities would be found in abundance but the truth is, they are not. My theory is this: Spain is still very much stuck in its traditional, mediterranean ways, in other words, the strong macho culture they are known for has proven difficult to crack despite the high tolerance to the LGBT community. However, this doesn't mean that there isn't any one  out of the closet, it's just not as many as one would think which is dissappointing. But with a little research I did find a list of famous homosexuals from Spain (not all from the 21st century or even in the realms of singers, actors, etc) but fame is found in many forms.

1. Alejandro Amenabar (1972)

I didn't know whether this man qualified completely as a famous gay from Spain due to the fact he was born in Santiago, Chile. Nonetheless, he has earned his spot on this list because he paid his dues by winning 9 Goyas and one Academy Award. If these accolades weren't reasons enough then perhaps the fact that he has written the screenplays to all five of his movies and made almost all of their sound tracks is.

2. Cristobal Balenciaga (1895)

One of the most famous gay people in Spain. Even among the most darkest times beauty can blossom. This happened to fashion designer Cristobal Balenciaga, who in 1951, totally transformed the silhouette of how women dressed. He was the designer of the tunic dress and chemise dress which led to the Empire line known for their broad shoulders, high-waisted dresses and coats cut like kimonos. He was born in a fishing town in the Basque province of Gipuzkoa on January 21st, 1895. There he spent time with his mother who was a seamstress and then went to apprentice in tailoring. Because of his talent and hard work, he was sent to Madrid where he formally trained in tailoring and developed his own method in couturiers using his own hands to design, cut, and sew the models raising his artistry to new heights and making him one of the few couturiers in fashion history. He was so successful during his early career as a designer in Spain that he opened a boutique in San Sebastian in 1919 which expanded into Madrid and Barcelona until the Spanish Civil War forced him to close them down although by this time the Spanish Royal Family was wearing his designs.  In the end, he opened a branch in France leading to an iconic fashion career which was helped when he made the wedding dress for Fabiola de Mora y Aragon when she married king Baudouin I of Belgium in 1960.

3. Boris Izaguirre (1965)

Here is another Famous Homosexual from Spain that was originally born in another country. Boris Izaguirrer was born in Caracas, Venezuela but carries dual nationality. The second son of Ballerina dancer Belen Lobo and Rodolfo Izaguirre an ex-director of the Venezuelan National Cinematography. He himself has followed in his father's footsteps and become a screenplay writer and television host. His first novel was written when he was 26 years old but it was not until his break-through novel written in 2007 'Villa Diamante' that the writer community acknowledged his work.

4. Francisco Bosch (1982)

Born in Valencia on the 5th of October 1982. He is a Spanish actor recommended by a director to play alongside Collin Farrel in the 2004  Epic movie 'Alexander.' He is also a trained dancer and was part of the English National Ballet company.

5. Jesus Vasquez Martinez (1965)

Attended veterinary school before he moved to Madrid. There he worked as a model and television presenter while he finished his undergraduate degree. I guess that he loved being in front of the camera more than taking care of cats and dogs - and for that we thank him.

6. Paco Vidarte (1970)

A philosopher, writer, and LGBT activitist born in Madrid. He went to the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (UPC) in Madrid where he studied Psychoanalysis.  He was an active member of the gay movement in the mid-90s which led to his leadership of the philosophers of the Spanish LGBT. Vidarte was the first person to discuss "Teoría Queer" (Queer Theory) in a Spanish university and published an impressive, internationally renowned number of articles and books about J. Dérrida as well as LGTB-theories. He was a professor at UNED-university until he died in Madrid in 2008, by a malignant form of lymphatic cancer and HIV.

7. Pedro Marin (1961)

This 80s Spanish pop sensation came out of the closet in 2004, where during an interview with Jordi Gonzalez admitted to being bixesual. With a dozen number one singles i.e. Laura, Dos enamorados, aire, etc, he decided to make a come-back in 2006 with the album Pulpo Negro which was well received and encouraged a follow-up album in 2007 (which, it is worth mentioning, was the first album in many years that consisted of original numbers). This year he brought out a five songs EP called 'Santo, Sal a Bailar.'

8. Pedro Zerolo (1960)

Another Spaniard that was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Pedro Zerolo is a Spanish lawyer and politician and currently the Secretary for Social Movements and Relations of the Federal Executive Committe of the PSOE and the councilman of Madrid. If that resume wasn't impressive enough, he is also a trustee of the Fundacion IDEAS (a Spanish Socialist Party's think tank). He studied at the University of La Laguna where he obtained his undergraduate degree before moving to Madrid to further his education in Comparative Law. During his studies he collaborated with Catholic priest Enrique de Castro in a project that helped Madrid's poor neighbourhoods. In 1992, he became a legal consultant for the Gay Collective of Madrid, COGAM and in late 1993, he was elected president of the organization. These weren't the only organizations he provided legal assistance to; Federacion Estatal de Gays y Lesbiana (1998) and a board of directors member of the International Lesbian and Gay Association. He also addressed the Spanish Congress of Deputies during the civil partnerships debate and fought against discrimination against the gay community in Spain. In 2001 and 2003 he participated in negotiations between the opposition and the government deputies over five modifications to the Spanish Civil Code relating to same-sex marriage. It was in this year that he was asked to join the Madrid City Council socialist list and was elected as a councillor and reelected in the 2007 elections.

9. Fernando Grande-Marlaska

His life was threatened by a terrorist organization. He has been visible in LGBT campaigns. And he has been in charge of the most important court cases of airplane crashes in recent year - that of the Yak-42 crash that cost 62 military men returning from Afghanistan their lives. He has been one of the most important and talked-about judges in Spain. He was quoted by the Ambiente Online Magazine; 'It's possible to be openly gay and work in any chosen field.'

10. Nacho Duato (1957)

Or Juan Ignacio Duato Bárcia, is a modern ballet dancer and choreographer from Valencia who was selected by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and Education as the artistic director of the National Spanish Dance Company in June 1990 and then as then was appointed as the artistic director of the Mikhailovsky Theatre on July 2010. I am sure that the list of Spanish Gay Celebrities is longer than the one provided here. Do you think of any other famous gay from Spain ? Let us know in the comments below !]]> 549 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/beaches-near-barcelona-lost-world-of-waikiki-beach/ Sun, 06 Dec 2015 04:05:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=560 Beaches Near Barcelona and Tarragona : Waikiki A little Barcelona playa action is always nice but they are full of people and and noisy venders (If you can't make it out of Barcelona for the beach though, then check out our free ebook on the best barcelona beaches). There are some beaches near Barcelona, though, you can reach some pretty beautiful places that will thrill you with their beauty and tranquility and one of the coolest can be found amongst the Tarragona playas, just a short hop from BCN.

Waikiki beach:

There is one place I have discovered called Waikiki beach, just like the famous Hawaii beach. I went there with some friends for a day and we didn't want to leave. It's like magic! The water is so blue and there is more than enough wide open space. The atmosphere is quiet and paradise-esque! It is a real change from the dirty and distracting Barcelona playas!! And it is not so far from Barcelona. Waikiki beach is located 10km from Tarragona  close to a little village called La Mora. Tarragona from Barcelona is about 1h by car, and the trip is really worth it! From La Mora, we had to walk in a pine forest for about 10 minutes, and it was a welcome venture into nature, and we enjoyed all its smells and great colors... It actually made us think of the movie "The Beach"... After this short nice walk we arrived at a beautiful beach with only about 10 people on a huge creek surrounded by cliffs . Personally,  I think Waikiki beach is one of the best beaches near Barcelona. Everyone says hello to each other, the convivial atmosphere is there !!! Well, I didn't tell you everything... Most of these people are nudists...Not all of them but quite a lot. These hidden creeks are pretty convenient for them. But don't worry, if you don't want to have a brown bottom there is a lot of space so you can escape from the nude world or just choose not to participate.

Waikiki Beach Photos (How Cool!?)

Waikiki location:

From Barcelona, there are two roads reaching La Mora, a motorway and a highway. For sure, it takes more time by the highway but this route also helps you avoid the 18€ of toll. Careful with the traffic jams on the highway to Barcelona, especially on Sundays afternoons. As you see on the above map there are 2 "dream" beaches, the one on the left is my personal favourite with high cliffs. In the parking lot, you will find some  nice restaurants with sea-view terraces. they also sell sandwiches. There are no supermarkets in La Mora so if you want your own lunch, bring a picknick! What about a post card from Waikiki beach made by our very own Caroline from Suitelife : Check out our Day trips from Barcelona blog, you'll see other  great places to go around, beaches near barcelona and our video about Marbella beach if you're into the nude tanning. Tell us about your experiences around Barcelona, which hidden paradises places have you enjoyed the most??? Cheers, Hugo]]> 560 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/weekend-in-barcelona-what-to-see/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 08:32:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=149 What to do in a Weekend in Barcelona ? Visiting Barcelona for just one weekend and not sure where to start? Let us give you some tips so you can pack your schedule with the best that BCN has to offer! Coming to Barcelona for the weekend is fun (and easy on the pockets if you're on a tight budget) and might be just what the doctor ordered. Sometimes, when we're feeling burnt out, its a sign that we're in need of a well deserved holiday - a short break from all the stress in our worlds. A weekend in Barcelona is the Goldielocks zone, not too long, not too short, but just right for getting yourself refreshed in the relaxing mediterranean atmosphere. You should also consider renting a Barcelona holiday apartment while you're here, it's simply the best way to go for so many different reasons.

Saturday - Hardcore Day

Because you're trying to discover the city in 2 days, which is in itself a monumental task considering all the activities the city has to offer, we have broken down your itinerary into two parts: Saturday (the hardcore cardiovascular challenge. See it as killing two birds with one stone - you burn calories while having fun) and Sunday (the recovery day when you get to take in the sights and a slower pace, especially because you might be hungover!). So lets begin!

1. Walk Stress Away - Ramblas Styles

The first stop we suggest any visitor who wants to spend a weekend in Barcelona is the world famous Las Ramblas; a tree-lined pedestrian that starts at Plaza Catalunya and winds down through the old city to the port. To call it eclectic is an understatement (people watching here is amongst the best in the city). This 1.2 km stretch will immediately expose you to all walks of life found in Barcelona. Las Ramblas isn't the horror story you may have heard or read. Yes, pickpocketing is rampant, so you have to be very vigilant and use your common sense, but it's not enough of a reason to miss this one of a kind street. This street is a top priority - or at least it should be - for weekend in Barcelona. Its also best to get there as early as possible as it quickly fills up with tourists, especially during the summer months.

2. Go Back in Time

Your trip would not be complete if you didn't check out the Gothic Quarter. The area starts as soon as you take a left off Las Ramblas and you will be transported back through time to an era long long ago. The city was taken over by the Romans in an invasion during the 2nd century, which allowed them to take over the entire Iberian coastline. Barcelona became a Roman town and to this very day you can still visit the remnants of the old civilization where the Gothic Quarter retains it's cobblestone streets and ancient walls and buildings. The Gothic Quarter is like a city within a city with lots of restaurants, bars, and shops. Here you'll get the opportunity to try some of the more traditional restaurants and menus and buy unique souvenirs. Also suggested would be a quick stop at the church Santa Maria del Mar, a very iconic church, not very far from las Ramblas. Definitely checkout Plaza Reial, a very special plaza in the Gotico. Be careful not to get caught out by tourist traps in this area though - some bars and restaurants are definitely overpriced! Because of the vast amount of things to see and do in this area, you may want to read about the Gothic quarters before visiting. After all, we wouldn't want you to miss a thing - remember you are touring Barcelona in 2 days and we still have much to do... 3. Party 'Till You Drop There's definitely no shortage of parties in Barcelona. You can pretty much party every day of the week and in every neighbourhood (by the way, here is a Barcelona neighborhood guide that might be pretty useful to you). Sunday you have no obligations (kind of), so why not party until you drop? Your weekend in Barcelona would not be complete unless you go out for a couple of drinks and enjoy some dancing. The Spaniards are known for their long and wild nights of partying (nightclubs don't get crowded until after 3 a.m. and the party usually ends after the break of day). Here are some great ideas depending on what type of scene you are looking for:

• Musica en vivo: If you like your music live, checkout our blog on the best places to see live music in Barcelona.
• Hardcore: For those of you love electronic music checkout the city's biggest wildest club Razzmatazz.
• Swanky: If you're looking for something more upscale checkout Sutton Club or any of the establishments in what's called the "Maria Cubi" area (take a taxi to c/ Aribau with Travesera de Gracia, get out and ask around, there's great places all over a 6 block radius).
• On the down low: If you like to have unique experiences when you travel and venture off the beaten path, take a look at our blog on Barcelona's secret bars. They're sometimes hard to find but well worth it, at least for the story you'll be able to bring home with you.
• On the cheap: If you want to get the most drunk for your Euro checkout our blog on cheap bars in Barcelona. But go easy, you need some energy for the second part of your adventure!
• Glam Glam Glam: If you want a rooftop party with a view check out the amazing parties at the Hotel W or even having a drink on rooftop bars.

OK, if you've made it back to your apartment and haven't ended up in an alcohol induced coma on the side of the road, it's time to start your second day Itinerary!

Sunday

First thing's first, you can;t start your Sunday without some brunch! Some great recommendations on where to find an amazing brunch are Milk Bar, Hotel Barcelo, or checkout our definitive guide to brunch in Barcelona. If you're lucky to be there on the 3rd Sunday of the month, you can experience the brunch electronik! Now let's move on. We leave the less hardcore activities for Sunday for obvious reasons; you don't want to be a wreck on Monday morning or have a hangover that would make you regret having taken this weekend getaway. Instead you want to return home feeling refreshed and alive and happy you decided to explore Barcelona.

4. Become One with Nature

There's something about getting in touch with nature that just aligns you to a higherself, creating a more peaceful mind and therefore preparing you for the rest of your enjoyable and pleasant day! Park Güell has the power to do just that with its impressive mixture of garden and complex architectural elements by Antoni Gaudi. It is situated on the hill of El Carmel, in the Gracia distric of Barcelona.

5. Get High

Not on Drugs! We mean get as elevated as possible to enjoy the picturesque views of this enchanting city. Besides Parc Guell, you must see Montjuic. Plaza Espanya is at the foot of this hill, so  make sure that on your way to the hill you can make a quick stop to take some pictures since the statue that decorates the roundabout is the 1992 Olympic torch, and from the top of the stadium you can get a glimpse of the square (a preview of what's to come). Montjuïc also houses the Spanish village, an amazing walled off area where you can experience architecture from all of Spain's regions.  Visit what what once a fortress, and get even a larger view of Barcelona. If you're not afraid of heights, take the cable car down. Maybe set a time limit for yourself. You could spend your whole two days on Montjuic so check out a few highlights and move on.

6. Get Higher

Still not the kind of high you may have been thinking about but this time we refer to the spiritual high any person could ever experience by visiting churches like La Sagrada Familia. There's something about these churches, even if you're not spiritual, that humble you even for just a second as it reminds you that you're just a drop in this vast ocean we call life. You can end your weekend in Barcelona by visiting this majestic structure either during day time or night time. Both times are great; at night you'll get to see the building lit up but during the day the light pours in through the beautiful stained glass windows. It will surely bring you the peace of mind that has been evading you and definitely closer to something bigger than yourself, allowing you to realize that if a man has the capacity to create such a master piece out of his imagination then anything is possible, even a two-day see-all trip to Barcelona. Like a lot of churches, there are special times and days of the year in which visiting is a must, so these time tables are always good to know before hand for a more enlightening experience. Make sure to book in advance online as during the high season tickets are often sold out in the morning. Wohooo! You did it! As you can see, touring Barcelona in 2 days is more than doable as long as you have the right guidance. Think we missed something important out? Let us know in the comments below. -Yohan]]> 149 0 0 0 76 https://ideofilia.wordpress.com/2016/11/18/antoni-gaudi-y-la-sumision-de-la-religion-al-arte/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/backpacking-in-barcelona-it-is-possible/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 09:54:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=185 Is Backpacking in Barcelona A Good Idea ? Backpacking in Barcelona may at first sight not seem to be something that can work well together mainly because Barcelona is perceived as being a very expensive city. While this has some truth, it is far from being a city where only those with lots of money can afford it. In fact, Barcelona is full of backpackers on Interail/Eurail tours or other backpacking trips from all over the world. Being up there on the list of obligatory places to tick off on the list, Barcelona most certainly has the infrastructure to make a stop here one of the most memorable. Backpacking in Barcelona is a really cool experience! Check out some of our recommendations and advices on how to be a backpacker in Barcelona and make your money go further! Also check out our blog on the top 10 things to do for free in Barcelona.

Exploring...

As a backpacker, I am aware of the balance between seeing as much as possible within an often short timeframe. Barcelona is full of hostels and organisations offering tours and excursions. However, the majority charge around 20 Euros plus for these regardless of the type of tour and duration. But you can still have a really good guided tour of Barcelona and pay whatever you like! This is where Travel Bound Barcelona comes in...... A local travel company called Travel Bound offer free walking tour covering the history and sights of Barcelona. The tour lasts for about 2 1/2 hours and they meet up to take people on the tour every day at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. You may have noticed that I wrote FREE walking tour. This isn't a typo - it's free! Gratis! Well sort of. The tour is basically run on a tipping style philosophy. The tour sucked? You don't pay. Simple! In fact you pay whatever you felt the tour was worth. This ensures you get a good tour and you even get a free beer at the end of it at their bar - Travel Bar. You'll for sure meet some new friends and maybe even some new companions for your next destination (I did!).

Socialising...

Other than seeing new places and having new experiences, a really special part of the backpacking experience is meeting new people from all over the world. As with most big cities in Europe, that's on the backpacker to do list, Barcelona has an incredible expat scene where you can easily meet likeminded travellers, expats and locals. Unfortunately some bars take advantage of this and charge higher prices, but there are some which offer a really great opportunity to meet others and don't charge a lot! I've included a list of some cost effective, yet socially rewarding recommendations of meeting fellow people backpacking in Barcelona and not pay a huge price for the privelege. Let the good times roll! 1. Stoke Bar (C/Banys Nous, Barri Gotic) A personal favourite and also frequented by locals, it's reasonably cheap and always full of travellers. The owners Wendy and Omar are really cool people, who moved to Barcelona from France and decided to buy this bar. Their enthusiasm is perfectly shown in Stoke Bar and they'll not hesitate to engage you in conversation. Before you know it, you'll be chatting away to them and other people like you've known them for ages! 2. Ryan's Irish pubs Ryan's are a chain of Irish pubs all over Barcelona who are incredibly popular with foreigners and locals alike mainly because of the 1 Euro beer (get a card or 'like' them on Facebook to get this). Ryans pubs are always full and usually have something happening thanks to the huge amount of promoters and Erasmus organisations who organise get togethers for students living in the city. There are 4 Ryan's around Barcelona at the following locations:

• Ryans Escudellers, C/Escudellers (just off Plaza Real), MetroL3: Liceu
• Ryans Paradis, C/Paradis (just off Plaza Jaume), Metro L3: Liceu or Metro L4: Jaume I
• Ryans Ample, C/Ample (near Passeig de Colom in the Barri Gotic), Metro L3: Drassanes
• Ryans Gracia, C/Torrent de l'Olla, Metro L3: Diagonal

3. Couchsurfing For those unfamiliar with this revolution in the backpacking world, Couchsurfing is a community based site in which locals let travellers sleep on their couches for free. The philosophy is to create inspiring experiences by connecting travellers and locals who meet to share their culture, hospitality and adventures on the road or in their hometowns. But Couchsurfing is much more than just sleeping on couches. Almost every town and city in the world has a Couchsurfing community of locals who meet up and organise events for local Couchsurfers and travellers alike. For those wanting to get closer to the culture here in Barcelona, this is an incredible way of doing so and finding the best of Barcelona. For more suggestions on meeting people in Barcelona, feel free to check our blog!

Moving on...(or arriving)

We know that you could stay in Barcelona for evermore. Most backpackers in Barcelona do. In fact, that's the reason why most of us are still here to this day! But inevitably, backpacking in Barcelona means moving on to explore the rest of our beloved Spain or further afield in Europe. Many backpackers travel about using Interail and Eurail passes or use that thing we love to hate Ryanair. However, there are some other really cool ways to get about too! 1. Carpooling The Couchsurfing of car travel, Carpooling is a concept in which people can save money on car fuel by offering spare seats in their car to travellers to a particular destination. It's success has spawned a whole host of similar sites, but Carpooling is by far the most popular in Europe. By simply signing up on the site, you will see a list of advertised journeys which range from city to city within Spain and from Spain to other countries! You then simply select the trip that best matches your plans and you're away! Naturally, this isn't for anyone but it has proved a hit with many travellers and it saves a load of money as well as having environmental benefits (less cars on the road). It's also a way of meeting people and dispelling myths of foreign drivers! From looking at the site, Carpooling is massively popular in Barcelona with pages upon pages of listings making this a viable option for moving on or arriving to Barcelona! 2. Eurolines The Interail of buses if you like and is popular with those wanting to save a bit of money. As with Interail, there are options to get a selection of passes if you're touring about. A great alternative to Interail, although it lacks the romance associated with train travel and it can take a while to reach places. In Barcelona, Eurolines buses usually depart from the Arc De Triomf station or at Sants. Hopefully, you're now a bit more in the know on how easy and exciting backpacking in Barcelona is. Are you planning on coming here on an Interail tour? Been a backpacker in Barcelona already? We'd love to hear your experiences! - Chris]]> 185 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/barcelona-history-how-barcelona-got-its-name/ Thu, 31 Dec 2015 10:57:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=186 Barcelona History: Two Tales of a City Today, SuiteLife is giving you a quick and painless Barcelona history lesson as we explore everything that is Barcelona. Former monikers include: Barcilonum, Barceno, BCN, Barca, Barna, Barchinona, Barçalona, Barchelona, and Barchenona. Our favorite city in the world has a deep rooted history, and it has plenty of names to show it. Barcelona has 5 million visitors each year and a population of 1.6 million inhabitants. We love to live here, we love to visit, but do we know where the name Barcelona comes from and what it means? Here comes a little bit of Barcelona history. “A Tale of Two Cities” is a classic story by Charles Dickens describing two amazing European cities; London and Paris. However, Barcelona is so special that it has two tales for itself. Catalonia’s capital city goes back hundreds of years, so far that there are different ideas to it’s origins. There are two legends that refer to the founding of Barcelona. Our first tale brings us 400 years before the creation of Rome. It is a time of gods and monsters. Our favorite mythological hero, Hercules, was surviving perilous adventures before he was singing and dancing in Disney movies. Hercules braved his famous 12 perils, which included fighting the three headed dog Cerberus, taking the head of Medusa, defeating the hydra, and going to the Underworld. One story many forget is that Hercules actually accompanied Jason and the Argonauts on their quest for the golden fleece. Jason, Hercules and the Argonauts set sail with nine ships filled with the strongest and bravest men of their time. During their travels, one of the ships was lost in bad weather off of the Catalan coast. Hercules set out to find his lost friends only to find them, days later, along a small hill, all alive and safe. The crew was taken by the beauty of the coast and hills, and they decided to remain. It was on this coastal landscape that Hercules and his men founded the city Barca Nona, or Ninth Ship. Our next story may not include Roman gods, but it contains famous historical figures just the same. The great Carthaginian leader and father of Hannibal, Hamilcar Barca, won many battles and was noted as an excellent general. He obtained permission from the Carthaginian Senate to recruit and train his own army, in hopes of expanding Carthage’s empire.  Barca took his army of brave Carthaginian soldiers across northern Africa and crossed into Europe along the Strait of Gibraltar. After eight years of war, Hamilcar Barca obtained a large stretch of land in Espanya along the Mediterranean coast. Barca established the port city of Barcino in 230 BC, only two years before his death in 228 BC. Between the Carthaginians, the Catalans, Romans, Moors, Pyrenees, and Spanish, this stunning city has had many names. It has two wondrous stories that share it’s beginnings, and it has millions of people the world over to continue keeping its spirit alive. Which Barcelona history story do you prefer? Tell us about your favorite Barcelona historical spots. Cheers, Brettsky]]> 186 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/media/barcelona-hyperlapse-201516/ Fri, 22 Jan 2016 10:31:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2669 Barcelona Hyperlapse 2015/2016 by SuiteLife Real Estate [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfkoDSqs3KI[/embed] SuiteLife TV went outside again to shoot this Barcelona Hyperlapse video, and we are kind of proud of it! We spent uncountable hours of work for shooting and editing this video, shot around 3100 single pictures just to give YOU an amazing insight into the stunning cityscape of Barcelona. Lean back and enjoy the vibrant city of Barcelona, captured from November 2015 to January 2016.]]> 2669 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> 1962 https://jl1casinologin.com jl1casinologin]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-architecture-gone-wild/ Wed, 24 Feb 2016 16:37:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2686 5 Amazingly stylish Barcelona renovations that will pump creativity to your next project! Barcelona architecture is an eclectic and diverse patchwork mixing old, new, and sometimes modernist. We see this often in some of the best renovations of apartments in Barcelona as well. Newly renovated homes that have once served a different purpose are getting to be quite the trend. The top 5 repurposed spaces we've curated for you will give you some great inspiration when you're tired of the typical cookie cutter Ikea-esque apartments that we're getting so bored of seeing here.  The takeaway here folks is that there can always be a creative spin on the old adage 'out with the old in with the new'. Without further adieu, I present to you our top five repurposed renovated homes in Barcelona.  

1. The cement factory

  The first on the list is an absolute piece of artwork. Actually it reminds me of something as beautifully twisted as the aesthetic of the movie Edward Scissorhands. The the way the breathtaking towers jett out into and contrast with the sky is enough to make you fall in love with this former smoking ruin. Designed by the architect Ricardo Bofill in the mid 70’s, this once decommissioned cement factory became a renovation project and a design challenge meant to turn the “the most ugly thing” into a thing of beauty, and to be honest, remarkably so. The spacious interior was designed with a special fervor to give the viewer an enhanced spatial experience and allow the mind to wander and increase its natural creativity. The furniture is made with minimalism in mind so that the free flowing feeling of the property will not be obstructed or cluttered. I can imagine myself sitting in one of the immensely spacious rooms, having a coffee and toiling away on a project, feeling the tranquility and calm that only such an impressive design can bring and feeling the creativity flow from my body and reverberate around the room. For me this is the pinnacle of Barcelona real estate dreams. For those of us looking to live in Barcelona in a home that might be a bit smaller than a summer palace though, the next renovation project might be a bit closer to reality. I also suggest watching this short about this amazing estate:  

2. The sugar factory

  Wow, just wow. Look at what a little creativity and a touch of amazing taste can make. Could you even believe there used to be heavy machinery and decaying structures in this newly renovated estate?? I just love the amazing work the architect did to accommodate the gym into this apartment using the natural space of this one time sugar factory to allow a feeling of a genuine fitness room with great air circulation for the hot summer days. This amazing renovated apartment is currently home to Jorge Gutiérrez, one of Spain’s most well-known personal trainers taking pride in his residence while making us all think about at least fitting a treadmill into our bedroom. Viewing this amazing apartment makes me constantly think if I ever get the opportunity to own this kind of real estate in Barcelona, I am going to lock my door and not step out until I have the build of a hunky model and the cardio prowess of an Olympic runner or a cheetah. This place is quite literally a fitness freak’s wet dream. Being a former sugar factory and puns about sweets aside, this apartment is really made for those of us who like to enjoy the SuiteLife. Without sugar coating it anymore, this is the crème de la crème of repurposed renovations.  

3. The workshop

Talk about hard work huh? Might as well enjoy the amazing view! This former industrial workshop has been transformed by Nook Architects into a co-working office space that just makes you feel at ease while working on your daily routine. I find the way Nook Architects transformed the open space into smaller rooms separated by glass panes absolutely fascinating, and the minimalistic yet hip (it got its own bar!!) way this office space is built really separates it from what you would traditionally consider as an office space. Your daily work routine hence is transformed into an amazing visual experience. With all these things considered I definitely took a few design ideas from this amazing renovation even if I might not find my very own local industrial workshop to set it in.  

4. The brewery

Beer and style, style and beer, what else can you ask for when wanting to relax next to a cool glass of fine lager in this amazing brewery from Moritz? This renovated brewery has just the right amount of old style mixed with new design features that meld together in such a fantastic way that it invites you to enjoy your surroundings while you savour the food and drinks offered. The architecture done by Jean Nouvel took the once decommissioned and old styled brewery and infused it with a fantastic modern touch. For those of you interested in unique real estate designs, I recommend you not to skip a visit to the Moritz brewery on your next visit to Barcelona, Cheers mates!  

5. The dairy

Ok I will confess, I saved my favorite for last. This one Is an absolute beauty in terms of architecture and design, and I love it. With its spacious rooms, exposed walls to show the old architecture and the overall style that preserves motives of its old dairy origins, this renovated house just screams style. Bought by the French architect Marc Mazeres and designed with the assistance of the local architect Lluís Corbella this former dairy factory today accommodates Mazeres and his family. Now this is the kind of home I would totally go for at the first chance I got, just thinking of moving to such an apartment and living in a constant state of relaxation. This apartment I must say is more suitable for families, and for people looking to have a bit of a crazier lifestyle another choice of rental might be more appealing, but for people looking to settle in and enjoy the simple life or even to invest in an amazing real estate opportunity, this is the place for you.   So this is it folks, I hope you found some cool ideas for renovations or otherwise just seen some awesome real estate that is just to die for. If any of you did any cool renovations or know a place that can be made totally better by just a touch of fresh ideas, let me know in the comments. Until next time, and remember to live the SuiteLife! ~Wiz]]> 2686 0 0 0 213 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/best-options-for-taking-barcelona-tours/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/fun-things-to-do-in-barcelona-the-weird-edition/ Fri, 04 Mar 2016 14:24:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2748 Fun things to do in Barcelona can be found almost around any corner, however if you are looking for more unique and interesting activities  you should consider participating in some that are a little bit weirder than what you are used to. That is, of course, in the case you are willing to step out of your comfort zone. Just living in Barcelona is without doubt one of the best experiences I ever had in my life. The beautiful beaches, the culture and the unique nature of the place make Barcelona a top living destination for anyone's list! If you are looking for more fun things to do in Barcelona, you can find them all around. We have listed the top 7 Fun things to do in Barcelona that are a bit weird and odd, but I promise that you should definitely check them out:

1. Chocolate fan? You are going to love this!

The Chocolate Museum is perhaps the sweetest of them all. This Museum is dedicated entirely to chocolate and offers its visitors an insight into the history of chocolate as a luxury product. At the entrance you will have to pay 5€ in order to get a chocolate ticket (there is also a discount for groups or seniors, students and disabled visitors), inside you will be able to find stunning and detailed chocolate sculptures that will leave you drooling. When you can't take it anymore there is some chocolate tasting as well as wine tasting. Frankly the museum is relatively small, however it is a nice experience for the chocolate lovers among us. If you are still yearning for more chocolate but prefer not to ingest it, why not put chocolate on top of your body while having an expert masseur pleasantly rub it all over you to completely stimulate your senses. At K B Centers Spa you can enjoy a relaxing warm chocolate massage that is great for your skin and helps to burn fat (presumably the same fat you ate earlier in the chocolate museum). Moreover it is full of anti-oxidants, has an anti-ageing effect, help to diminish cellulite, and overall provides a pretty sweet experience. It is great for couples who search for a romantic activity or even to spice up their relation with unique and memorable experience.

2. Sick of normal Therapy? Try Wine Therapy!

Wine Therapy might sounds like an Alcoholics Anonymous activity for a late afternoon. But in fact, in Barcelona this is a form of real therapy. Right now you probably wonder what it is all about and why not simply drink wine and enjoy the flavour instead of wasting good wine for luxury bathing reasons. Well… you might change your mind after reading the benefits of this weird and exotic experience. The Wine Therapy offers numerous treatments such as wine bath, wine massage with wine based oil and full body peel mask that is made from grape seeds. Using wine on your skin has several benefits. Firstly the antioxidant properties of wine can help fight toxins from your skin. Secondly it is a great way to make your skin really glow and remove stains. Thirdly wine (depending on the type) can provide great anti-ageing properties, open pores and acne prevention. Combine relaxing therapy and the special properties of wine and you will get a perfect relaxing experience that is good for your skin and soul and will make you feel like a brand new person. If you are interested you can check out Aqua Urban Spa, located on Gran de Gracia 7.

3. Freezing Cold Icebarcelona Bar

From the list of fun things to do in Barcelona this is definitely a must! So if you are in Barcelona during the summer, you are going to love the next location! Indeed seeing another bar is perhaps not the weirdest thing in the landscape of Barcelona. However, watching people wearing coats during the hot summer is definitely out of the ordinary. While the average temperature in summer can raise up to 28 °C degrees! Icebarcelona bar keeps a freezing temperature between -2° and -10°C! Icebarcelona is located on the beach of Port Olimpic and from outside does not appear very attractive. However once you enter the bar you will immediately feel the fridge-like temperature and be amazed by the beautiful sculptures made entirely from ice. At the bar you can drink alcohol from frozen glass, enjoy good music and admire the detailed decorations that assemble to Gaudi and other famous artists. Whether you are looking to avoid the scorching sun of Barcelona or simply looking for a place to chill with friends and meet new people, Icebarcelona is absolutely worth checking out.

4. Anti-Karaoke!

When someone mentions Karaoke, the first thing that comes to my mind is a room full with drunk people who are singing so badly, they would make an old shrilling chainsaw sound like a masterpiece by Beethoven. Despite its name, anti-karaoke does not include unplugging the sound system. Quite ironically the activity of anti-karaoke consists of, you guessed it, drinking alcohol and singing karaoke! So... What makes anti-karaoke activity so different from other karaoke? Well the answer is pretty simple! Beside the electrifying atmosphere and the various number of songs the club offers, the party is often accompanied with a bunch of singers and comedians wearing costumes that perform and sing with the audience! Therefore the major improvement of singing badly as a whole group is simply the extra show by actors, is that better or worse? You be the judge. The party takes place every Thursday at 22:00

5. FlyBoard like a bird over the Mediterranean sea!

We've all dreamed of flying like a bird, soaring over cities and nature while cruising through the clouds. These dreams are usually accompanied with an amazing uplifting feeling of being totally free and unchained from the ground and basic human needs. These yearnings of the heart are perhaps one of humanity's most primal and common wishes. It seems that the ability to fly manifested in the human mind for many decades and goes as far as ancient Greece, an example is the familiar story of Icarus and human obsession to reach near the sun. Now you can finally realize your inner need to fly! In Barcelona you can rent FlyBoard and fly over the Mediterranean Sea, or even dive under the surface and swim like a fish! In my taste this is one of the most exciting and fun things to do in Barcelona that is truly unique and offers a thrilling experience! I highly recommended it for families and individuals alike. Make sure to register in the FlyBoard Barcelona offiicla website.  

6. Another one bites the dust - Catalunya

If you are a person who loves challenges and knows to appreciate lightning-fast cars, the next activity is made especially for you! We are all familiar with some of the brands associated with fast cars… Bugatti, Aston Martin One, Jaguar, McLaren are just some of them, yet the most familiar brand is most likely Ferrari. So... when was the last time you have raced a Ferrari? Yes you heard correctly, in Barcelona you can actually race with one of the most iconic and fastest cars ever invented! This experience is for the strong hearted and of course any true fast car lover. So what are you waiting for? If you wish to take this baby (Ferrari 430) for 60 minutes ride of pure power and joy you will have to contact the agency. Adrenaline and excitement are guaranteed with this experience! The price is 560 euro and the only limitation is for the driver to be above 26 years old.

7. "I See Dead People" at Funeral Carriages Museum

If you are a person who appreciates art, you have probably already visited a Museum at least once in your life. Museu de Carrosses Fúnebre is however not a typical normal museum and to my taste it is the weirdest of them all. While most ordinary Museums offer various pieces of Art that reflects the artist’s mind set and feeling, Museu de Carrosses Fúnebre offers a glimpse to our (not-so-far-ago) history, to a time when death was celebrated with rich and stunning local tradition. The display consists of a collection of elaborate funeral carriages, hearses and life-size mannequins of people dressed in costume. This unusual activity provides a perfect view to the era when honoring a dead person was followed with a huge and beautiful ceremony. The experience is entirely free and located nearby the cemetery of Montjuïc, Barcelona's main cemetery.   Did you enjoy our list of fun things to do in Barcelona? Do you have any recommendations for different experiences you have tried in Barcelona? We would love to hear about it and so would others! So make sure to share your thoughts with us in the comment section below.  ]]> 2748 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-locals-dont-have-time-for-this/ Wed, 16 Mar 2016 16:50:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2781 Live Like a Local in Barcelona with these Tips If you are going to live in Barcelona as an expat and want to know what Barcelona locals do or avoid, you've come to the right place! Here is everything you need to do or not do in order to fit instantly in the wonderful city of Barcelona. To do that, you do have to know that no one in Barcelona has time for…

Unauthentic food

Food is very important in Spain and has a very big part in the Spanish culture, especially in Catalonia, that’s why it comes first in that article. Tapas, paella, fuet, tortilla, croquettes, pintxos, jamòn Ibérico, tinto verano… Barcelona offers a variety of tastes for every one. But be careful, the food can be amazing and can also be horrible if you go to the wrong places. The most common and affordable food in Barcelona remains tapas (check out this article to see where you should go to eat really tasty tapas). For other dishes, you should go to these great restaurants that offer various food at reasonable prices; try these ones for Catalan specialties: Canlluis, Els Tres Porquets and L’Olivé and these ones for Spanish specialties: Cera 23, O Nabo de Lugo and El Bierzo a Tope.

Las Ramblas again and again during summer

Even if the street is one of the famous streets in the world and it is still the main drag through the city (running from the waterfront to the center), Barcelona citizens don’t often stroll on it (especially during the summer) for many reasons. First, it’s crowded, full of pickpockets and tourists. Then, remember, above, we just spoke about unauthentic food: restaurants on Las Ramblas are a very good example of that. You just need to see your first tourist running drunkenly around in a Mexican sombrero or pay 15 euros for a coca cola or frozen pizza to know that this street is full of stereotypical tourist traps that are fun to walk by, but not get caught in. Besides all of that, if you are going there wittingly, Las Ramblas is a great spot to see for street performers, caricature artists, break-dancers, architecture (Liceu Theater, Palau Güell, the Christopher Columbus Monument) or also the city’s largest Market “La Boqueria”, flowers, florists and many much things; you can find almost everything there or in the streets just besides. Last but not least: people who spend all day on Las Ramblas (for work, hanging out…) are called Ramblistas.

Tourist infected areas

Locals don’t really appreciate their city when it is full of tourists, especially in the summer when there are way too many of them. So they find places where tourists don’t go in order to relax and be away from the frenzy of the city. Speaking about beaches, tourists usually go to Barceloneta which is the closest beach to the city but it is a mistake if you are looking for a calm and relaxing place: during summer, it is full of people. Moreover, you will find cleaner and less crowded beaches a few metro stops like Icària Beach (Yellow line, L4, Metro Stop Ciutadella Vila Olimpica) or if you like to be nude on the beach, just go for Marbella Beach (Yellow Line, L4, Metro Stop Poblenou and then walk for 20 minutes), this is unofficially a nudist beach so don't be surprised to see people not wearing swimsuits there.  

Paying for great places

In Barcelona, you can do a lot of things with a very small budget; as you can already see here; there is no need to spend money to have a great time in the city. Besides things that were already said in the dedicated article, there are many other things that people do for free in Barcelona, such as admiring the architecture along Ruta del Modernisme (which is an itinerary that takes you through the Barcelona of the architects that made the city the world capital of Modernism), appreciating culture at CaixaForum (a center for experiencing art, conversing with culture and sharing social projects), relaxing at Park de la Ciutadella, watching talented skaters in front of MACBA (Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art) or at Plaza Universitat, or taking a walk in the natural and huge Forest Collserola which is another great place to go.   A little trick for you : If you like museums, wait for Sunday to go: some of them are free this day after 3pm!

Clubs in front of the beach

Instead of going to these clubs along the beach and port and bars that are pretty much all tourist traps with high prices (15 € cocktail anyone?), locals in Barcelona tend to go either less fancy clubs or bars downtown (on Plaça de la Virrena or Plaça del Sol for example) or at “Piknic Electronik” or “Brunch Electronik” which take place every Sunday from June 28th to September 20th at Montjuïc. You have to know that usually, nights in normal bars start at 10pm and people are usually going to clubs around 1 or 2am: if you want to avoid big lines in front of the club, try to go there before 1am.  

Justifying why they like FC Barcelona

Asking people from Barcelona why they like FC Barcelona is like asking people from Canada why they like Hockey. They just like it because it is the spirit of the city to like that team; actually, the team represents the city internationally: this is what people abroad know about Barcelona. Otherwise, when there is a football game in Barcelona at Camp Nou, the public transportation are full of football fans, it is pretty crazy!   Want to go and watch a football match at Camp Nou? Click here to know everything.

Bull-fighting

If you want to experience bullfighting, go to Andalusia (Seville, Madrid or Granada for example) because in Barcelona, it is forbidden since a vote of the Catalan Parliament in July 2010. This tradition has been the subject of much debate but now, it is no more legal in Catalonia and Barcelona is going even deeper with it by prohibiting anything resembling a bullfight as “bullfighting shows” in performances, ads, films etc. The two buildings (arenas) for bullfighting are still standing in Barcelona but they don’t have the same purpose at all. One of them has become a shopping mall (Las Arenas) and the other one (the Monumental) hosts concerts and other events and also has a little bullfighting museum.  

Valentine’s Day

Yes, we celebrate Valentine’s Day in Barcelona like the rest of the world (14th of February) but the Catalan version of Valentine’s Day is way more popular: it is Sant Jordi’s Day on 23rd of April. This day is the most romantic day of the year and is also called “El Día de los Amantes” (the Lovers Day) or “El Día de la Rosa” (the Rose Day). On that day, the city is full of roses and books; it’s a tradition: boys give girls a rose and girls give boys a book in return as a symbol of love. Why books and roses? The tradition of giving roses on the day of Sant Jordi (patron saint of Catalonia) dates back to the 15th century, the legend is that Saint Jordi slew a dragon to save a princess and plucked then a rose for the princess, and books are for the death anniversary of Miguel de Cervantes, the most famous writer in Spain that coincided with Sant Jordi’s Day. (Note that, as Valentine’s Day, Sant Jordi is not a public holiday in Barcelona)   As you can see, there is plenty of great things to do in Barcelona and now that you have read this article, you have all the great tips to move to Barcelona and live here like a local! Did you enjoy this article? Anything to add or to say? We'd love to read your comment!]]> 2781 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/pet-friendly-barcelona-ultimate-guide/ Tue, 15 Mar 2016 17:07:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2859   The Ultimate Guide for Enjoying Barcelona with a Pet “What should I do with my pet?”, “Where can I go with my pet”, “Should I take it with me or leave it at home?” and “Who will feed my pet while I'm away?” Whether you are travelling abroad or living in Barcelona, you probably have had those difficult questions in mind. So worry no more, because we have crafted the perfect guide for you and your four legged friend. This guide will provide you with a detailed list of all the things you need to know, fun attractions and locations that are suitable for pets, advice on finding the right apartment and all of the information that will help you to manage your time right. This guide is made especially for you and your pet in Barcelona, enjoy.  

Finding an Apartment – Advice on Asking About Pets and Contract Clauses

Finding the right apartment can be tough, many owners do not allow pets in their accommodations and that can ruin a perfect opportunity for a good flat. However if you keep some things in mind and follow our advice, you will position yourself with better opportunities of finding the perfect apartment for you and your pet. Advice #1: Never ask the owner if it is problematic to bring in your pet. In fact, don’t even mention your pet at all. A pet can be anything from a tiny kitty to a Great Dane, and the owner will always assume the worse, which will drastically lower your chances of getting the flat. Instead, politely ask the owner for a copy of the written contract. Once obtained, check for any clauses that prevent you from entering the flat with a pet. They are not common.  If such a clause does exist, address the owner with a special request stating type of your pet and promise to keep the apartment in a good shape. If done correctly, you will be able to find the flat of your dreams in no time. Advice #2: Search for an apartment near attractions. An attraction can be a local park, special pet shops, restaurants that allow pets and most importantly a veterinarian in case of emergency. Moreover there is nothing more frustrating than living far away from a park and doing the same path over and over again, it is time consuming and even boring after a while. Hence living near a park and other attractions is both time efficient and holds more possibilities. There are several potential locations that are nearby parks and can offer a nice variety of changing landscape (to keep it interesting for you and your companion). The best locations are: Sarria sant gervasi, Poblenou, El born and Parte de arriba de Gracia.

Be Aware of the Local Regulations and Laws

Many of the regulations regarding travelling with pets are quite new, and didn't exist a few decades ago. For that reason you must be aware and respect them. Luckily for you we have listed all of the regulations you should be familiar with. For additional information you can check out this great resource.

1. Pets must be micro-chipped or tattooed. These two forms of identification are necessary if you wish to travel around Barcelona with your four-legged friend. The microchip must be an ISO (11784 or 11785) that is 15 digits long and non-encrypted. If the chip is not compliant with this ISO you can bring your own microchip scanner. As for the tattoo identification, the requests are for the tattoo to be clearly visible, your pet’s current rabies vaccination was administered after the tattoo was applied and the tattoo to be prior to July 3, 2011.
2. Blood Titer Test. This is a mandatory step if you bring your pet from a high-rabies country. If this is the case you will have to take your pet to the vet, where your pet will have to be micro-chipped and then vaccinated. After 30 days has passed, a blood titer test must be administered. It is important that these phases occur in that order. If your pet successfully passed all of these phases and in addition 3 months passed, you will be able to bring your pet into Spain. You can check the full list of counties that are considered High-Rabies country.
3. More than 5 pets? Here is what you got to know. Travelling with more than 5 pets is allowed under certain circumstances. Firstly the pets must be older than 6 months. Secondly in case you are travelling from an EU country, you will need an Intra-Trade Certificate and to register the movement on the traces system. If on the other hand you are entering Spain from a non-EU Rabies-free country, you will need to give 24-hours notice to an approved Border Inspection Post before your arrival
4. Puppies and kittens. If you own a puppy or a kitten, you will have to get them vaccinated against rabies before entering Spain. Yet these vaccinations are not allowed to be administered if your pet is younger than 12 weeks, in addition there is a 21 day wait for puppies and kittens arriving from EU member states or Rabies-Controlled Countries. If you bring your pet from a high-rabies country, it must be older than 7 months.
5. Special Breeds. There are some special breeds that require a 3 months registration prior the entry, these breeds are: Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Rottweiler, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasiliero, Tosa Inu and Akita Inu.

Rules for Pets in Barcelona (Beach, Public Transportation and Parks)

The beach – Barcelona beaches are an absolutely a must, and your pet will love it too! It is important to be aware that during the winter pets are always allowed and during the summer pets are allowed only after sunset, late at night or early in the morning. Nevertheless there are special dog-friendly beaches that are completely legal and within driving distance from the city. These beaches are: Sant Pol de Mar, Sant Pere Pescador to the north, Port Ginesta and Los Filipinos to the south are all dog beaches. Public transportation – Pets and in particular dogs are allowed on the metro system as long as it is outside of busy periods. Regarding local trains (such as Cercania and FGCC) dogs are also allowed, however they are not allowed on medium or long-distance trains unless they are under 9kg and in a carrycase. During all-times your pet must be muzzled or in a carrier, the only exception is for small dogs. Parks and Gardens – Similar to other places around the globe, you will have to take care after your companion’s brown gifts and most importantly to take care of the environment around you, for that reason you should always carry waste disposal bags with you. If you decide to disobey the law you should expect to be fined heavily by the local authorities.  

Bakery and Pet Shops – Special Treats for Your Special Companion

Dog bakeries usually offer similar threats for your pet, the most common ones are peanut butter filled treats for dogs and tuna flavoured snacks for cats, however there are shops that offer special treats based on their shop speciality. Among the special treats you might expect to find dog biscuits in various flavors and dog cakes. These special treats can make your pet very happy, yet while buying treats there are two important things you have to bear in mind! Firstly our pets have different digestive systems than us, so remember to avoid buying or feeding them with any harmful treats such as: grapes, raisins, chocolate, avocado, macademia nuts, onion, garlic, milk, raw eggs and salt. Therefore it is highly important to check the ingredients of the treat. If the ingredients are not mentioned or clearly stated on the product, ask the workers what it contains. Our pets might try to use their big eyes and cute faces to convince us it is ok, but by preventing them a short pleasure, you can extend their life expectancy… And of course they will thank you later. Secondly remember that some treats (and especially the special treats like dog cakes) often do not contain preservatives and should be consumed shortly after the purchase. The following is a list of pet bakeries in Barcelona, distributed by location: L'Eixample

1. Mister Guau Center, located at L'Eixample, (Carrer d'Aribau, 21), +34 934 510 404
2. Animals & Cia, located at L'Eixample, (Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 513), +34 932 926 130
3. Barkcelona, located at L'Eixample, (Carrer d'Aribau, 43), +34 935 158 677
4. Don Perro, located at L'Eixample, (Carrer de Provença, 307), +34 934 575 969

El Raval

5. Dauer, located at El Raval, (Carrer dels Tallers, 48), +34 933 182 241
6. Caninetto, El Raval, (Carrer del Lleó, 18), +34 932 506 163

Sant Martí

7. València Veterinaris, located at Sant Martí, (Carrer de València, 577), +34 932 324 521
8. Ma petite Tuchy, located at Sant Martí,

Gràcia

9. Quissos, located at Gràcia, (Carrer Milà i Fontanals, 28), +34 615 618 025
10. Elia, located at Gràcia, (Carrer de Bruniquer, 19), +34 932 196 810
11. Pèls amb Gràcia, located at Gracia, (Carrer de Milà i Fontanals, 45), +34 932 854 938,

For the full list of pet bakeries in Barcelona and review check Yelp.

Parks and Attractions – Where to Go

1. Park Güell – This is a huge urban park designed by the great Antoni Gaudí, even though the park was never completed, it is considered one of Gaudi’s most colorful works. Even better, it is dog-friendly and great for running with your pet or playing fetch. Moreover there are small snack shops with outdoor tables. Located perfectly to the north of Gràcia and provides a great view over the city. P.S. The park used to have no entrance fee however now you will have to pay 7 euro per ticket. 2. Rambla Catalunya – This high-class pedestrian street is very close to Las Ramblas, yet it is way less crowded. It is perfect for walking with your pet simply because there are no cars. The street is lined with outdoor markets, shops, restaurants, cafes and most importantly lots of pet stores nearby. 3. Montjuic – you can visit the Magic Fountain, the national palace, the Communications Tower and the Plaça d'Espanya. However you will have to ask the stores nearby if you can bring your pet, since not all of them allow pets. 4. Columbus Monument – an outstanding monument with a great open place to walk your pet, really close to the beach. 5. Tibidabo– This location is outside of Barcelona, yet it is magnificent with its beauty and offers a gorgeous view from the mountain above, spectating over Barcelona. 6. Gothic Quarter – This area holds the beauty of the old Roman city, which is surrounded by a 30-metre-high wall. The streets in the area were designed as a maze so the raiders would get lost easily. Today, the area is full of interesting shops, restaurants and courtyards, where you can spend the day with your 4-legged friend and visit Placa del Rei and Palau Reial Major. 7. Port Vell – Another great place to visit with your pet, located near the beach and has many good restaurants. 8. Parc de la Ciutadella – A terrific main park near El born, perfect and huge, this is a perfect location to visit with your pet. 9. Parc del Clot – This park is not huge however it can provide a pleasant walk along its beautiful location. You should expect other dogs to be around so your dog can socialize with other dogs. It is located at Sant Marti. 10. Parc de la Barceloneta – located right across the street of Barceloneta beach and is a lovely place to walk with dogs. At the park you can find benches to seat on if you get tired and there are even water fountains for dogs who like to play with other dogs. If you find a fenced area you can also off-leash your dog let your dog wander around the other dogs, fun it guaranteed with this location.

Veterinarian –

Veterinarians in Barcelona can be found by using google, no worries though, there are plenty of them. You can check the full list here.

Pet Friendly Restaurants

In the recent years Barcelona has gotten more pet-friendly, and so have its restaurants. Often you will be able to find restaurants that allow pets inside or at least provide a place (and sometimes even a bed) for you to leave your dog. If you are not sure whether a place allows pets or not, it is better to ask the staff or to call the restaurant and simply ask. The following is a list of dog friendly restaurants:

1. Taller de Tapas – The gorgeous tapas bar is set on a little square opposite the old church. The menu offers a selection of fresh local dishes ranging from shellfish to cheese that you can eat outdoors, so you won’t have to worry about your pet.
2. La Taberna del Cobre – Nice place near the square where you can sip Sangria and eat tapas or Paella. Taller de Tapas and CheezeMe are in the same square, so it's relatively easy to get a table between the three.
3. Dog Café BCN – Dog Café is a perfect place for you and your dog where your little guy can run free! Not to worry though there are also specialized staff who are dog trainers to keep an eye on the K9s. Moreover the café has both indoor and outdoor space where your dog may play and socialize with other dogs.
4. Merbeyé – Located next to the blue tramline station on the side of Tibidabo Mountain, the bar offers cocktails and the terrace offers some of the best panoramic views over the city. Most importantly, pets are very welcomed.
5. The Room Service – The restaurant is a great place for soccer lovers, there you can meet new friends, eat delicious dishes, snacks or salad if you are on a diet. It is great for groups or as a romantic dinner lady-and-the-tramp style.

Meetups -

Through the site you can find others that are looking for good activities, sports, dog hiking, camping, dog walking amongst many others!  You can even create your own new group. Initially you will have to sign up and right after you will be able to search anything you want, this platform is great for finding cool new attractions with locals and travellers alike. Walkers Barcelona Dog activities Outdoor sports with dog Dog hikers Activities and Education. Hopefully you found some useful tips in our guide. Did you enjoy the content or find it useful? Do you have any questions? Do you know of any great places that we could update our blog with? We would love to hear what you have to say in the comments section below!]]> 2859 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/jewish-life-in-barcelona-complete-guide/ Mon, 11 Apr 2016 13:34:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=2901 Here is literally everything you need to know about Jewish life in Barcelona Updated on January 7th, 2022 So… you've decided to move to Barcelona, found the neighborhood that’s right for you, the house/apartment of your dreams but you're worried that it might be difficult to keep it traditional? Don’t worry tzadik, although the Jewish population of Barcelona is relatively very small (estimates are between 5,000 and 15,000, though I personally think it's more) our guide will tell you all there is to know. On the off chance you're a history buff, Barcelona actually has a fascinating Jewish history. The first Jews came here in 70 C.E. after the destruction of the Second Temple. Their history in Spain is both rich and tragic, culminating in the 1492 Expulsion where over 250,000 Jews fled the country. Although the Barcelona Jewish community can seem small and limited, at least from the perspective of a foreigner from a city with a much larger community, in actuality it's relatively growing by leaps and bounds. Think about it. The Jewish population in Barcelona in 1918 was 100. That's about a 14,900% increase! Here's a really thorough and well written history of Jews in Barcelona. Without further ado:

Synagogues in Barcelona

Let’s jump straight in and go for the most important question, where do I pray? While there aren't many, Barcelona does have synagogues so you won't have fly to Jerusalem for every shacharit.

Cominidad Israelita de Barcelona synagogue (la CIB) - Carrer de l'Avenir, 24

Lively and the largest of the communities, mostly Sephardic, in Barcelona. It houses the Maimonides Great Synagogue and has been the most important Orthodox community in Catalonia for over 100 years. A beautiful synagogue which apparently was the first built in Spain since the Expulsion of the Jews in 1492. If you're in town visiting or new to the city and are planning to attend a service make sure to bring ID as the security is discreet but heavy. The main sanctuary is gorgeous and is located on the first floor and is a traditional Sephardic ceremony. If you head up a couple flights of stairs you can find the smaller but cosy Ashkenazi service. Both chapels have separate seating for men and women.  Located at Carrer de l'Avenir, 24. Barcelona Jabad Website

Beit Chabad synagogue - Carrer del Montnegre, 14, 08029 Barcelona

If you've hung out with Chabad anywhere in the world you'll likely know what to expect. The rabbi (David) and his wife (Nejama) are sweethearts and are in many ways the anchors of the community in the city. They are very welcoming to everyone and organise a lot of dinners and events if you have nowhere to go for the holidays. Their often 600 person Passover Seders are an absolutely amazing and heartwarming experience. If you see the location listed as "Calle Joan Gamper, Bajos 27" you'll know the page you're looking at is old because just last year they opened their long awaited and incredibly impressive new centre and the address is Carrer del Montnegre, 14, 08029 Barcelona.  

Comunitat Jueva ATID de Catalunya

Atid is a reform, mostly Argentinean Jewish community set in Barcelona. More info and contacts can be found on their website.

Bet Shalom - The Progressive Jewish Community of Barcelona

Established in 2016, Bet Shalom is a vibrant and welcoming community who in its own words  is "an egalitarian, participative, friendly and supportive community, attentive to its members needs and committed to the ethical values of our tradition." They offer what seems like an endless amount of services, education, community outreach and they have an informative and inviting website.

Mikveh

Sometimes a gal just needs a good old fashion mitzvah and a pure mikveh, with it's inherent restrictions and requirements, is not always the easiest to find. Luckily, those of you looking to purify yourselves and start anew, the Israeli Community of Barcelona has your back. Reservation required.

Mikveh - Carrer de l'avenir, 24

Keeping Kosher in Barcelona

Keeping kosher in a country who's national food obsession seems to be any and every form of pork is a little bit ironic, don't ya think? I'll never forget the day I ordered a 'vegetable sandwich' in a restaurant because it seemed like the only thing on the menu that I could eat, but alas, it came to the table with a great big slice of jamón dulce in the middle! I couldn't help but wonder if pork had really become such a staple that it could actually be considered a figurative vegetable. In a nutshell, slim pickings and expensive. But hey, us MOTs are used to suffering for the cause right? If kashrut is a staple of your life, here's the lowdown:

Ben Ben Kosher House

If you need to stock up on anything from kosher meat to Bamba and Bisli, head over to the brand new supermarket, butcher shop and cafeteria all rolled into one, Ben Ben Kosher Kosher House. (Helpful Tip: if you see any listings for a butcher shop called "Isamar", located on Carrer de l'Avenir, 29, that is stale info, because they closed over a year ago and reopened in this beautifully renovated location). At Ben Ben Kosher, although the prices are on the nose bleed side (Monopolies are awesome right?!),  you'll never have to worry about running out of hummus in your fridge or not having a challah on your Shabbos table. It is important to note that many seemingly parve foods in Barcelona might contain non kosher ingredients, so just to be on the safe side you should double check products not bought at the kosher shop!

Ben Ben Kosher - Carrer d'Aribau, 257

Corte Inglés Diagonal Another place to buy kosher food in Barcelona, although with a much smaller selection is in the Corte Inglés supermarket at Plaza María Cristina. For those of you who don't know Corte Inglés is the most popular department store in Spain. At this location you'll find one or two lonely freezers that offer some kosher meats. It's a little hit or miss but hey.

Corte Inglés - Avinguda Diagonal, 617

Kosher restaurants

Currently there are only two kosher restaurants in Barcelona. Over the years there have been several more but the demand stoked the supply. However, if you are too lazy to cook today and in the mood for some Jewish delights, the Maccabi kosher restaurant, right in the middle of Las Ramblas, is the place to go. Slightly expensive, but truly delicious food, a cozy decor, and fast and friendly service (a rarity in BCN). Locals and tourists alike eat there. It occupies a former bakery from the seventeenth century called Montserrat, so it's quite a special space. The menu is an eclectic mix of traditional Israeli dishes and Catalan cuisine and even American comfort food. More info on their website. Maccabi Kosher Restaurant -  Les Rambles, 79 Another kosher restaurant that's new on the scene is called Shaq Shuq. They are located just outside Placa Reial. They serve typical israeli foods, salads, hummus, pita and lots of kosher meet, steaks, hamburgers, schnitzels, etc... They also host Shabbat dinners every week. More info on their website. Kosher Shaq Shuq - Carrer de Ferran, 15, 08002 Barcelona New new new! A brand new burger, KOSHER burger bar just opened up this week in Barcelona. It's called Ilan's Burger Bar and it's realllllly good. Conveniently located right next to Placa Catalunya, this is a kosher can't miss! Info and menu on their website. Ilan's Burger Bar - Carrer de Tallers 6, 08002, Barcelona

Kosher catering

If you're looking to host a wedding, barmitzvah, or happen to need some tasty kosher catering for your sexy Shabbat pool party, Taim is the company to get in touch with. You can find all the info you need on their website.

Judaica and kosher wine.

Call Barcelona is a Judaica items and kosher wine store that also offers consulting and guidance about Judaism. You can find everything you need for your Jewish home with an explanation of how to use it. So get that Chanukiah and Tzalahat Pesach and lets celebrate some holidays!

Call Barcelona - Carrer de Sant Honorat, 9

Israeli Food (no kosher certificate here folks, just mouth-watering goodness)

Can’t live without the tastes of Israel in your life? Need some Israeli food in your belly Bubá? Barcelona has even got this side of your taste buds covered. In the last few years a new crop of Israeli owned restaurants are springing up in the city to the delight of neighbours both Jewish and non-Jewish alike!

Hummus Barcelona -  Calle València, 227

This vegan street food restaurant offers a great selection of homemade hummus, shakshukas, salads and many other Middle Eastern cuisines. We strongly recommend the hummus with shawarma seitan (can’t even believe its vegan!).

Falafel Maoz - Carrer de Ferran, 13

A vegetarian falafel stand that has an amazing selection of salads to mix inside your pita, great tasting falafel and a very friendly service! The only problem you will face in this place is that with so many choices to mix and match in your meal, you will want to buy a second one!

A Tu Bola - Carrer de l'Hospital, 78

A wonderful gourmet street food restaurant that offers the unique concept of all kinds of food, in ball form! The delicious selection of balled formed food will surely get your stomach grumbling, making this restaurant a must visit spot.

Ugot - Carrer de Viladomat, 138

Ugot is a very uniquely style cafe with the main focus on "Ugot" (cakes). This cafe offers a delicious assortment of cakes and other meals that comes along with its unique design and style.

Jewish legacy

As we already know, Sephardic Jews originate from Spain (Sepharad) and were expelled from it in 1492 leaving behind historical artifacts, abandoned synagogues and cemetery’s. To get in touch with some of the Jewish history of Barcelona we recommend taking a visit to any one of these Jewish attractions, dereh tzleha!

Montjuic

Translates from Spanish to “the mountain of Jews”, this hill got named so by the locals as in the older days it was used as a Jewish burial ground.  The hill now sports many tourist attractions and is worth walking around on nice sunny days visiting attractions and enjoying Barcelona from above.

The ancient synagogue of Barcelona - Carrer de Marlet', 5

Currently used as a museum, this Synagogue dates back as far as the third/fourth century and was since forgotten only to be accidentally rediscovered. The museum currently there offers a tour of the old synagogue with brief explanation of its history and the history of Jews in Spain.  

Barcelona Jewish tours

If you feel more like having a guide to explain to you about the Jewish past of Barcelona, then you might want to consider one of these two great tour companies. These companies offer guided tours of Barcelona with a focus on the Jewish aspect of it and its Jewish sites, definitely a thing to consider. Hi. This is Barcelona... are a tour company that offer custom fit tours for any taste. They also offer a custom made all Jewish tour that visits all the important sites. This tour was created with the help of an architect from the Jewish community and seems totally cool!   Barcelona Dreaming is a Jewish tour company set in Barcelona that has various set tours with an option to set tailor made tours as well. The staff is very friendly and the sites visited are explained with detail, absolutely a tour you would enjoy!  

Jewish Networking

JNetwork is a not for profit organisation, with a really wonderful online platform, who's mission is to help the Jewish communities of Spain. By participating on their site you can access their job market, professional training courses and events, a business directory where you can promote your  company, and all kinds of aid programs. It's also a great way to network and meet new friends. If you're new to the city it's a good place to start.

Day School

Colegio Hatikva, formerly known as the Sephardic School, is an amazing Jewish education with outstanding academics. It's located in Valldoreix a suburb of Barcelona and you can find more info on their website.

Meeting a Significant Other

OK, this is not super easy either. I would start with looking for facebook groups like this one Young Jews in Barcelona . There are also events during the year, seminars for your adults for example, where young single Jews from all over Spain meet up with each other. Really, if you wanna meet someone Jewish in Barcelona you'll have to be a bit aggressive, get out there, and look for it. If you sit back and relax and wait for this mysterious prince or princess to find you, well, you'll be waiting a long time.

Order Israeli Food to Spain Cheaply Online

This site, Super Israel, is just awesome. Order any type of amazing Israeli food products to Spain cheaply and quickly. Are you dying of a Bisli craving? This is your place!

Shabbat dinner

For those of us wanting to get a more communal feeling in Shabbat, Beit Chabad hosts a Shabbat dinner every Saturday after the evening prayer. In the Shabbat dinner you can find delicious kosher food and a happy lively vibe that is expected from Chabad festivities. Don’t forget that the seats are limited and reservation is required so don’t forget to sign up for the fun. For more details and signing up click the image:

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Open an account in Spain

For sure, if you you’re going to live in Spain only for a while (exchange program, internship…) you will not really need a spanish bank account but if you are going to become a real expat it is almost mandatory for you to have an account in Spain.

The process

In Spain, there are two different types of account for expats : for non-residents and for residents.

• If you are a non-resident of Spain and want to open a bank account, you will have to prove your identity by providing papers (Passport, id card…). Then, within the 15 days following the account opening, you will have to prove your non resident status by providing a “certificado de no residencia” (You can ask and get that document in the local police station). The bank is supposed to check your non-resident status every 2 years.
• If you become a resident after the account opening, you will have to inform the bank and provide a copy of your tarjeta de residencia.

We can help you: If you need to open an account in Spain (a real one, with debit and credit cards), we have a special partnership with Catalunya Caixa, especially for our clients!

What do you need to open a bank account in Spain?

• Be at least 18 years old
• A proof of your identity with a photo (passport, national id card of the home country)
• A proof of your professional status or activity (employment contract, payslip, a letter from the accountant, the lawyer, student card…) That document is asked since 2007 from the Spanish Bank in order to fight against money laundering
• The NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjeros) for the residents
• A proof of address (electricity bill, driving license or tax slip… No older than 3 months)

Info: Don’t try to open a spanish bank account from a distance: it is impossible, you’ll have to go to Spain to meet the banker.

Costs and services

Concerning costs and services, the accounts for non residents and those for residents are almost the same. The only differences are that the bank might refuse to provide you a credit card or to allow you an overdraft. Our tips:

• If you meet a bank which takes really high fees for foreigners, you should go to another agency.
• If you do the initial deposit in another currency, ask for the money to be immediately converted in euros because if you don't do that, you could have some problems afterwards.

Send money from Spain

You’re an expat? Want to transfer money abroad? Or have family abroad that you want to send money to? Or have a supplier to pay in foreign currencies? Here are three solutions for you to have the best exchange rate or the lowest costs when sending money from Spain.

1. Your bank The advantage of that solution is that it is the quickest and easiest way to transfer your money in a foreign currency. But this solution is really expensive. In fact, the cost of transfer looks cheap but there is something… You will attentively follow the exchange rate evolution and, when you will receive the money, you will notice that the one which has been applied is really below than what you observed before. Be careful: more than the exchange rates which are not transparent, some retail banks will charge more than 30 euros in fees. If your bank has an international branch, it can be very good for you to use that solution because you could transfer money free of cost or at a very low charge and moreover... It will be done in no time!
2. 2. Forex experts Forex is for foreign exchange, for example XE and RationalFX. You will have to send them the money and then they will send it back to you in the wanted currency. The huge advantage over the bank is that you will know everything you need: you will realize the transfer on a precise exchange rate. Our tip: Don’t forget to think about the transfer fees from your bank in Spain to the Forex expert.
3. 3. Peer to peer The most popular service of this type in Spain is with no doubt Transferwise (but CurrencyFair is also a good one and the two services are working almost the same way). The service uses the exchange rate that you can observe so, it changes nothing compared to the other two solutions except finding a better exchange rate! Instead of transferring your money in another currency, the system will find other users who will search for your currency and have the one you want. Concerning the fees, they will be around 0.05% so for an important amount of money, the costs will look excessive compared to those of a bank (which are fixed fees) but you will benefit from a much more advantageous exchange rate which will entirely compensate the costs.

Our tip: The service depends on the market fluctuations and needs a little bit time to receive your funds so the exchange rate may change meanwhile. If you want to do the transaction even if the exchange rate decreases, you should fix an acceptable limit. If the rate has too much decreased, you can just wait and see if it goes up again (after a certain time, they can either pay you back or force the transfer at the current rate).

And the best solution to transfer money from Spain is…

The biggest the amount of money you want to transfer is, the less significant the fixed costs will be... The more important thing will be the applied exchange rate. The market is fluctuating that’s why you should forget about the idea to buy the targeted currency at the lowest cost. Obviously, transferring money via your bank is the fastest and easiest thing to do but it can become really expensive. To me, peer-to-peer systems such as Transferwise and Currencyfair seems to be the best solution so as to have the market best rates (at a given moment). Our tip: Don’t forget to protect yourself a bit from the market fluctuations and be careful to have reasonable costs.   Have you ever tried one of these solutions? Or are you about to begin these procedures? Tell us more in the comment section below!]]> 2963 0 0 0 299 https://www.genelpara.com/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/the-best-places-to-buy-furniture-in-barcelona/ Fri, 08 Apr 2016 16:16:15 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3052 the best places to buy furniture in Barcelona because a house is almost nothing without furniture! Either you like design, modern or vintage furniture, you will find your happiness in this article!

Design furniture

There are lots of designers in Barcelona who imagine and build great furniture that correspond to a lot of people and maybe to you too!

1. The Kare shop

That store exists since 1981 and has a wide range of trendy products made with imagination and a little bit of craziness. It sells furniture but also decoration. You will find many different things here: unique pieces from little artisans’ workshops but also hardwood furniture that you will keep for your entire life. The real concept of that brand is to stage furniture in funny backgrounds to inspire joy to the customers. My opinion: you absolutely need to see that shop even if you don’t buy anything in there! How to get there? Passeig de Gracià (L2 – Purple Line, L3 – Green Line, L4 – Yellow Line)

2. Banni

At Banni, they have their own tailor-made furniture for kitchens, bathrooms, closets and chests of drawers with a good quality-price ratio. They offer trendy designs and innovative technologies for their customers. Their team also offers to help you in any decoration project (for a house, company, yacht, hotel…) from A to Z: conception, logistics, installation, and after-sales service. My opinion: It is amazing that their team can be there from the beginning until the end of your decoration project. How to get there? Hospital Clinic (L5 – Blue Line)

3. Sit Down

You can understand with the name of this store that they are specialized in seats. They are very innovative in order to bring you the best designs made by the biggest enterprises but they also offer you cheaper models as copies of chairs from the most popular designers. More than just selling chairs, they have also a team of experts in chairs for restaurants and hotels. My opinion: I often pass by this store and see the window, I never went in but I definitely have to because it seems amazing from outside! (I also particularly like the name of the shop.) How to get there? Verdaguer (L4 – Yellow Line, L5 – Blue Line)

4. L’Appartement

L’Appartement is a design expo art shop. They sell really unique furniture and also colorful home decoration which will make your interior look joyful and more than that: original/uncommon! My opinion: everything is original here, you just have to go in and believe me, you will be surprised (in a good way). How to get there? Hospital Clinic (L5 – Blue Line)

Vintage furniture

If you like furniture from another century or just furniture which look like to be from another century, the following stores are totally made for you!

1. El Recibidor

Before being a shop, El Recibidor is a showroom where you can admire great pieces of furniture. It is not an art gallery but it’s not far from it. El Recibidor means “the entrance”; it was called like that because the entrance is the first thing you see when you enter a house. The formula of this shop could be “reasonable prices + beautiful furniture”. My Opinion: I think the concept of the store to be more a showroom is innovative and different than what we can usually see! How to get there? Poble Sec (L3 – Green Line)

2. Neu Kölln

It could be seen as a store for design furniture but I put it here because they are really more towards vintage furniture and home decoration. Everything in that store seem to come from another year. My Opinion: Even if most of these German vintage furniture are industrial, the owners try to include items made by local artists. How to get there? Arc de Triomf (L1 - Red Line)

3. 177 Kensington

Here you can find authentic vintage pieces next to modern artworks and design classics. They are always renewing the range of furniture they sell, so two visits are never the same. My opinion: When you enter this shop, you don’t know where to look because there are so much things to see! How to get there? Hospital Clinic (L5 – Blue Line)

4. Fusta’m

There is a lot of vintage stores in the Raval and among these, you’ll find Fusta’m: a very charming vintage furniture store where you can buy objects and furniture from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Every pieces have gone through renovation (because YES, they have a workshop for carpentry interior design and restoration) before being in the store either for a quick clean-up or a reconstruction. My opinion: I love the fact that they restore furniture before putting them in sale How to get there? Universitat (L1 – Red Line, L2 – Purple Line)

Around the world

If you have sort of a passion for lifestyle and design from abroad you will probably fall in love with these two shops I found in Barcelona!

1. Ikiru

Ikiru is a Japanese furniture store that sells Tatami, Futons, Beds, Convertibles but also accessories and interior design for more than 10 years! These products are all made with solid wood from sustainable plantations which are respectful of the environment. My opinion: I am not really in fond of Japanese decoration but I think you can find a lot of cool stuff to buy in that store. And it is the paradise for people who like Japanese decoration and lifestyle! How to get there? Fontana (L3 – Green Line)

2. Noak Room

Noak room is a furniture store that sells Scandinavian vintage furniture from 1950 to 1970s carefully selected by the owners of the shop when they travel to Scandinavia (especially Sweden). My opinion: Just looking at the furniture, we can see that they have a history! How to get there? Llacuna (L4 – Yellow Line)

Modern and cheaper furniture

1. Zara Home

Zara Home is well known internationally because it is a store chain which operates in several countries. It specializes in the latest designs for the home! My opinion: This is a store chain so, for sure, you can’t have a unique piece of furniture from that shop but you still can find objects which will fit in your home! How to get there? Passeig de Gracià (L2 – Purple Line, L3 – Green Line, L4 – Yellow Line)

2. Ikea

Do I really need to explain what Ikea is and sells? Everybody know that store! You can find everything for your home here at very reasonable prices and good news for you: there is one in Barcelona! My opinion: they don’t do in the originality but it helps a lot when you just need basic and cheap furniture. How to get there? Europa/Fira (L9S - Orange line) or Bellvitge (L1 – Red Line) This article is all about furniture but as you have probably seen on the pictures, you can also find some cool decoration for your home in some of these shops. By the way, there are other really cool home decoration stores we love! 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1. Crazy Home in Mallorca

This 790-square-meters house in Mallorca, Spain is a crazy renovation of a Mediterranean villa from the 1960s. You would never have noticed that huh? More than a renovation, the architect wanted to make this house luxury and really contemporary. [caption id="attachment_3092" align="aligncenter" width="575"] Credit: TheCoolHunter.net/Handout[/caption] This house is highly sustainable, off-the-grid, gives an amazing sense of space and place, experiences new technologies (in terms of construction) and is extremely original by its design and decorated box buildings (as you can see on the picture). My thoughts: I really like the fact that we can’t imagine that house used to be different and classic.

2. The Sunflower House in Girona

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db3-Kv-MN6Q This new house stands out for its unusual geometry and its cliff top location. The cubic boxes which made the shape of the house were put like that to catch as much sunshine as possible based on an extensive study into daylight. Each cube has one side in glass highlighted by thick black frames in contrast to the white color of the whole house. The house responds perfectly to the challenges of the Catalonian nature: it was built on the cliff which is prone to a strong wind in Spain: the Tramontane, with gusts of up to 180km/h. Concerning the interior of the house, it is totally focused on the views out to the Mediterranean, on to France and the Cabo de Creus National Park which are visible from all three top-floor bedrooms. The lowest floor comprises an open-planned living, kitchen and dining space but activities are well defined by the cubes. The living space is double height and unites the two floors with its full-height glazing. My thougths: Sun and incredible views, what else?

3. The Schizophrenic House in Alforja

This 330-square-meter residence located in rural Spain and whose ground floor seems like it is a greenhouse because of the metal and plastic actually provides separate summer and winter lodgings. In fact, it is split in two different parts to provide seasonal quarters. The ground floor is openable and meant to be used only in summer and the first floor is for the winter. The flat roof provides a second terrace for the warm months. In that house we can totally live only in one of the two floors because each floor has its own kitchen, lounge and bedrooms. The two floors are completely different in term of atmosphere: the “summer floor” has the open frame for the pleasure of the warm season and more industrial materials were used whereas the “winter floor” is really traditional and cozy with wooden doors and a vaulted brick ceiling. My thoughts: If you want to spend holiday at home instead of traveling, like the people who requested this house, this could be the ultimate solution!

4. Gaudiesque House on the Cliff in the province of Granada

This house was made following a request from a couple who chose a difficult plot on a hill with a 42-degree inclination. The house was made as a cavern to match with the incredible landscape around it and benefits from the ground constant temperature of 19.5°C all year. A cavern? Yes but with breathtaking views on the Mediterranean Sea and a metallic roof worthy of the greatest architects! That house has two floors: the ground floor is composed with a large terraced living area following the mountain, connected with a swimming pool and the first floor has rooms that have viewpoints above the roof. My thoughts: I find it amazing, it is almost totally hidden in the rocks and the roof perfectly follows the mountain slope to fit perfectly in the landscape!

5. See through house in Baleares

[caption id="attachment_3102" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Jean-Luc Laloux, Eugenio Pons[/caption] This house designed by a Belgian company of architects is made for people who like big spaces and a magnificent huge view on the sea! [caption id="attachment_3103" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Jean-Luc Laloux, Eugenio Pons[/caption] The architects created a house almost entirely transparent, perfect for relaxation: an amazing rooftop pool accessible by a simple white staircase, amazing views on the nature and landscape and a minimalist design. [caption id="attachment_3104" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Jean-Luc Laloux, Eugenio Pons[/caption] My thoughts: If I were living in this house, I would watch the sea all day long while being in the pool!

6. Rehabilitated old stone wine cellar in Galicia

This house has been used for storing wine, meat and spirits and also for providing a sheltered place for keeping both livestock and straw but the architects (Cubus Architectura) rebuilt the interior and create a residence with 3 bedrooms, secluded terraces and a living room. They wanted to create a new interior while respecting the original volume of the house to keep intact its integration into the environment. To do that, they empty the corner to generate light and they ventilate well the inside of the house. The house is partially buried on the side that face the road that’s why there are no windows on this sight of the house; it remains luminous thanks to the two large rooftop openings. My thoughts: I love the “surprise effect” of that house. When you see it from outside, from the road, you would never imagine the interior to be like that!

7. House on the edge of the forest

This house in entitled Casa El Bosque because of the pine forest which surrounds the property. Natural stone, weathered steel and Afrormosia wood were used to build this house. The house has 4 “wings” with distinct functions. The central hallway is connected to the two wings housing the master suite and the other bedrooms while the living room, the kitchen and dining areas are in the two other wings. Casa El Bosque | House El Bosque by Ramón Esteve Estudio from Ramón Esteve Estudio on Vimeo. The main living areas have full-height glazing and sliding doors which open onto the terrace and there is an additional covered dining space connected to the kitchen and main dining room. The features of the house are totally incorporated to it for example the ceiling of the living room continues outside to cover a lounge facing the pool and also a tall wall marking the transition between the indoors and the outdoors space incorporates a chimney for the fireplace! My thoughts: I like the fact that the house was built mainly with natural materials such as stone and wood and that it is combined with steel details, louvered screens and window surrounds which completes the house.

8. IV House in Alicante

This house located in a hot and humid climate and barren landscape was marked by a long period of design and building. It consists of a home that already exists in the center of the field, with undefined surroundings, bad quality spaces and no relationship between inside and outside. The house has a low and white scalloped roofline which influences the atmosphere of the house by bringing curious shadows inside. There is an abundance of natural light in the house also thanks to the glazed doors open out onto the patio which by the way gives access to the site’s tennis court. The architects wanted to separate the lived spaces of intimate spaces using the topography, vegetation, solar orientation and visual and their purpose was also to create a comfortable environment with high quality details and a huge material palette (polished ceramic flooring, red brick, white painted walls…). My thoughts: This house stands out of its rural landscape, in a good way!

9. Crossed House in Spain’s Murcia region

This concrete house has an incredible upper floor: it is out from the lower floor by 10 meters with an amazing view on the mountains! The reason the house is called “crossed house” is because the two floors are pivoted 35 degrees from each other that’s how the upper floor can be 10 meters out of the lower one. The idea of the architects was to separate the upper and lower floors, the ground floor houses a living space, the garden and the pool and the first floor has a big bedroom block. Contrary to the exterior finishes which have a rough texture, the interior is cozy and smooth with a lot of wood. My thoughts: This house is really crazy! It looks like two construction toy blocks that are so easily handled!

10. House on the Cliff in Alicante

[caption id="attachment_3117" align="aligncenter" width="784"] Credit: Diego Opazo[/caption] This big white house (by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos) has a gorgeous 18-meter-long balcony with a view on the Balearic Sea. The house is made with concrete for the entire structure but the walls were coated in stucco for the white aesthetic and the interior is also completely white! [caption id="attachment_3115" align="aligncenter" width="468"] Credit: Diego Opazo[/caption] The idea was to contain the house in just one level, which was a real challenge because of the steepness of the plot but the architects try to minimize the earthwork! Living rooms and bedrooms are in the upper storey (which is the only interior level of the house) and offer panoramic views through a glazed façade whereas the pool is on the lower level, on an already flat area of the site. [caption id="attachment_3116" align="aligncenter" width="468"] Credit: Diego Opazo[/caption] My thoughts: The architects made an incredible work with this house on the cliff, I think it is perfectly integrated into the landscape! I really hope you enjoyed reading about the craziest properties in Spain... Tell us which property fits you the best, or if you know of other crazy houses in Spain, in the comments!]]> 3091 0 0 0 ]]> https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/best-hummus-restaurants-in-barcelona/ Mon, 25 Apr 2016 14:33:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3125 Best Hummus Restaurants in Barcelona There is nothing that can make me happier than a fresh and delicious plate of hummus, however, in Barcelona a tasty well-made and decently priced hummus might be a little hard to find. What makes a good hummus you ask? Well, in principal it is a matter of taste, so of course it changes from one person to the next. For me there are three factors that make the difference between a normal hummus and a great hummus. The First factor is a smooth and mousse-like texture of the hummus. Second is freshness and of course the taste. The third is an important factor, the pita bread. If you are looking for the best humus restaurants in Barcelona. You should definitely check one of the next places! 1. Hummus Barcelona Located in Eixample This is a highly recommended place with great home-made hummus, the menu offers several types of hummus plates for a decent price (8-9€) including: classic, tahina, zatar, mushroom, egyptian beans, masabaja and shawarma seitan. You can also choose the menu dish for 10€! Most importantly, the falafel and pita are as tasty as the hummus. This Israeli restaurant is also vegan! 2. El Cocinero de Damasco located in Gothic  This is a great place with a very friendly staff, the place is very recommended for its hummus as well as its shawarma and falafel!   3. A Tu Bola located in El Raval Another great Israeli restaurant with delicious hummus and a very affordable price of 5€! Definitely worth checking out. 4. Palo Cortao located in Poble Sec Unlike the rest of best humus restaurants in Barcelona, this restaurant features more exotic hummus with a touch of sea food! If you are willing to try new things, this restaurant is definitely for you.

5. Maoz Vegetarian located in Gothic This Israeli owned place is a traditional falafel place with some amazing home made hummus! The pita and falafel taste great and the price is suitable for everybody. 6. Picaparet Bar located in Vila Olimpica This is a great little authentic tapas bar with a really good hummus for a decent price. The menu offers burger, beef, soup and drinks. 7. Jonny Aldana located in Raval an excellent local place with a range of dishes, from hummus to toasts, salads and cakes, you can find almost everything. 8. La Caravana located in Exiample This shawarma and falafel bar offers a variety of tasty meals for a decent price of 3.5-4€ per plate of hummus. 9. Amrit located in Garcia A excellent middle eastern restaurant with great traditional food, delicious hummus and tasty falafel. Highly recommended! However the price is a bit higher than the rest of the places 8.5€.   We hope you enjoy our guide for the best hummus restaurants in Barcelona, and hopefully that you find that helpful and more importantly... Tasty! Do you want to share with us your experience in these restaurants or maybe to mention other restaurants that we missed? Tell us what you think in the comment section below!]]> 3125 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/escape-room-in-barcelona-room-of-riddles/ Tue, 26 Apr 2016 14:42:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3149 Room of Riddles Hello there! If you haven't heard about the new escape room in Barcelona, today we feature the new thrilling experience of "Room of Riddles"! The escape room activity a great experience for kids and adults alike. Whether you are coming as a whole family, a couple who wish to enhance their communication skills, a group of friends or work colleges who are simply looking for a fun activity. This experience is perfect for you. The escape room offers two rooms you can choose from, "The Art Collector" and "The Harbour Master", both offer the activity up to 6 members per group, where you can either compete against each other groups and work together to solve the mystery as fast as you can! In "The Art Collector" you will have to solve the mystery of the dead Mr. Fabiolo who has been hoarding famous art relics and items in his room. You will be requested to solve his puzzles and riddles in order to find his last will. "The Harbour Master" is a harder room and presents riddles and puzzles that you must solve in order to escape the room under 60 minutes.   During this activity you will have to investigate, explore and challenge yourself and friends to solve the mysteries and enigmas! Together with your friends you will have to solve all kind of various riddles and eventually to find the key in order to escape the room.   Still looking for more information about Room of Riddles? Make sure to check out the following videos! English Version: Spanish Version:   In our personal experience at "The Art Collector", we were a group of 5 members and managed to complete the room as only 5 minutes remained. During the experience we had great fun and excitement as new hints were revealed. Working together and exploring all around in order to find more clues, helping each other and looking for the solution! We were surprised to see how creative and challenging the tasks were, from Mozart to Brahm, Picasso to Gaudi, The Art Collector got us going for an hour that seemed like 15 minutes.   Suitelife had an amazing time exploring "The Art Collector" and working as a team to solve its mysteries, therefore we highly recommend it! Also once you escape you are treated with free drinks and snacks! And you can even take a picture of your team to capture the moment! So thank you Fabio for the amazing experience.   Looking for more information about escape rooms in Barcelona? Check our guide for room escape.   So... Do you think you got what it takes to escape the room? Book now at: Room of Riddles PS. It is better to book during the week since the weekend is usually packed with groups. In addition, the company also offers a cool sailing experience that is worth checking out!   We hope you enjoyed our guide, for any questions or suggestions... Make sure to post in the comment section below.]]> 3149 0 0 0 ]]> 137 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/room-escape-barcelona-the-complete-guide/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/household-gadgets-top-list/ Thu, 05 May 2016 16:28:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3163 Household Gadgets - The Top List 2016   Hey there! If you're looking for the newest and coolest household gadgets, you came in the right place. We have gathered for you many futuristic and practical innovations that you can find online or through carriers. These fantastic innovations will surely make your life easier and more comfortable, needless to say they will make your friends full of envy. This blog will present many household gadgets divided by sections. You may expect anything from bathroom, kitchen, living room, bedroom and even outdoor. So lets start!  

Kitchen Gadgets

Angry Mama

Cleaning your microwave never been easier! Produced by the David & Waddell company, The mama-like doll cleans your microwave with minimum effort, simply put water and some vinegure inside the doll, enter inside the microwave and activate for 5 minutes!    

SpreadThat

Are you sick of trying to pour cold butter on your toast that ends up with uneven butter on your toast and you being frustrated? Well this is a great product that uses your body's heat as it is transferred to the knife, which results in a heated knife that is perfect for spreading cold butter or any type of jam, peanut butter or cheese. Moreover is it safe to use for kids and adults alike!    

BottleLoft

This is a magnetic bottle hanger for your refrigerator. A perfect location to put beers and soft drinks, moreover it allows you to utilize more room in your fridge. Efficient and easy to use, this is a genius addition for any fridge.    

Gogogu vegetable spiral slicer

Using this tool you can quickly pill and slice various range of vegetables into a pasta-like strings. It is perfect to give your food a fancy look and more important, it is very simple to operate.    

OXO Meat Tenderizer

A perfect tool for meat, beef and stakes which allows you to pound the meat for even cooking. It is simply to use and have an elegant style.    

Showerhead Gadgets

 

EvaDrop

This is a smart and automatic solution for water saving while enjoying your desired water temperature. Using a unique sensor system, EvaDrop adjusts the water flow based on what your are doing in the shower without affecting the shower experience. You can even connect the gadget to an app, allowing you to track your water usage, set goals, add reminders and adjust your habits. Needless to say this gadget will help your life become more comfortable as well as saving water usage, hence reducing monthly costs as well as helping to reduce global water consumption.    

Nebia

This vanguard innovation changes the way you shower and save water, it replaces the traditional stream of water and transform the shower into a unique droplets and shower experience. It is water saving, cost saving and overall seems extremely pleasurable!  

H2O Vibe Rain

This is a hi-tech shower head jet with wireless bluetooth speaker that allows you to enjoy many features even during shower. It is easy to install and operate, affordable and comes with enhanced noise reduction, dual microphone and is 3 times stronger than regular shower heads.    

Bedroom Gadgets

Balluga

This smart bed that allows you to monitor your sleep habits and to customize different features to your mattress such as specific temperatures for each side of the bed so you and your companion can both fully enjoy your sleep. It is equipped with an anti snoring system that changes the angel in which you sleep as snoring is detected. And of course it is completely manageable via your smartphone.

Chargers

Cove

An elegant decorative USB charging station. It looks great and can offer a simple and clean room for up to 5 devices in one spot.    

Shine

Shine by voltaic system is a combination of solar light, usb charger and a flash light. It is a great solution whether you are planning to take a trip to a remote location where there is no electricity at all or in case of emergency when power is off. It is designed for daily usage however in case of emergency it becomes extremely necessary, in addition it is also waterproof. With capacity for over 30 hours, this is a great solution for charging up your electronic devices.    

Alarm Clock

Ruggie

Some of us know the struggle of waking up in the morning and hitting the snooze button just to stay a bit longer in our comfy bed. Now you can make yourself wake up earlier and earn valuable time to the rest of the day. Ruggie is a special alarm clock that force you to get out of bed and stand for three seconds in order to turn it of. In addition, it provides a great way to monitor your health, weight and start your day on a bright side with special motivational quotes.

Decoration - Lamps

WAT Lamps

The WAT lamp has the outstanding ability to generate light when you fuel it with water. This futuristic lamp combines the water with a hydroelectric battery to generate an electro-chemical reaction that lights it up.  

Nymph coconut shell projection lamps

These lamps have a mesmerizing art to them. It is enough to look at these decors to understand their effects. It looks amazing and can give your living room or bedroom its final touch. turning from an ordinary room to an extra-ordinary one.  

Security Gadgets

Korner

An affordable and excellent security system that can be used for your house or as part as a neighborhood watch. The security product is protable, easy to install and remove and has an area range that is more than satisfying! A perfect and affordable to protect your property!  

Tapplock

This unique spy-gadget lock can be unlocked using your own finger print or by using the mobile app on your smartphone, it is water resistant, the battery capacity can last up to six months and more importantly, you can easily grant access to particular people and prohibit it later on.    

Smart home systems

Oomi cube

This gadget will turn your house to a smart home that does most of the job remotely and automatically. Eventually making more time for your activities or leisure. Simple and Easy to set up, even your elders who are completely afraid of technology (technophobia) can set and adjust their smart home without difficulties.  

Ivee

Ivee is a smart home system that will sure make your life easier to manage. It communicate using vocal recognition, and can adjust your house climate, set reminders and alarm clock, monitor and improve your daily routines, communicate with other household gadgets like lighting and vacuum and much more.  

Other

Fontus

This amazing innovation extracts humidity from the air and condenses it into water. It can be great for in-door as well as out-door purposes and produce up to 0.5 liters of water during an hour. Moreover, it can fill the entire bottle under an hour in more humid climates.    

LG Twin washing machine

This washing machine has a true elegant style, however what is more amazing about this washer is its distinguished ability to operate at the same time due to its mini-washer. This allowing the user to operate simultaneously or individually, with such an elegant and efficient innovation. You will finish your laundry in no-time!    

Coltrin Central Vacuum System

No more need to have a dust pan! Because with this revolutionary system you can simply swap the dust near the VacPan and all of your dirt will end up in your garage. A perfect solution for an easy and automatic way to clean your house!    

Bluesmart

This is the first smart carry-on suitecase that can connect to your smartphone. It is equipped with many features such as digital lock, location tracking in case you ever lose your baggade, proximity sensors, built-in barretty that can charge up your phone six times over, even more it has a built-in digital scale that will state exactly how much does your luggage weights.  

GazeBox retractable garage

Whether at home or at remote locations, this portable extra shell can provide the best protection to your car. It has led lights for night time, solar panels, air conditioners, fans, alarms and vacuum cleaners. For more informatinn check gazebox site.  

Holus Interactive Holographic Display

This futuristic product is perhaps the next generation of communication. With many features such as hosting games, making face to face holographic calls, watching movies and suitable for 3D printing. Did we mention it uses an Emotiv Brain Sensor to control objects in Holus with your mind? This is truly a revolutionary product.  

Transparent Television

The transparent television designed combines conventional LCD and the latest TOLED display technology. It allows to create non-transparent as well as solid moving pictures with rich color reproduction and full contrast range from solid black to pristine white! Such a marvelous piece of technology.    

Booklight

This product has integrated LED in a plastic body and is great for people who read a lot and need a discreet light over their pages. You can adjust the brighness of the laight of course.  

Led Ceiling

LED Ceiling allows you to create actual painting on the ceiling with light. What a Great way for showing off your artistic side!     We hope you enjoyed our top list of household gadgets! Do you have any suggestion or feedback on one of the products? Let us know what you think in the comment section below!]]> 3163 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> 81 http://www.psst.ph/essential-items-day-hike/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/english-speaking-services-in-barcelona/ Fri, 13 May 2016 14:13:34 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3221 English-Speaking Services in Barcelona If you live in Barcelona without speaking a word of Spanish or not enough for people to understand what you mean in certain circumstances, this article gathers some English-speaking services that may be very useful for you! Sometimes it is really hard to find people who speak English when you need some but don’t worry, we are here to help you. For you, we searched and found some English-speaking services in Barcelona!

Doctors

Wherever you are in your home country or abroad, you may be sick or need someone to talk to or even have teeth problems. This is not the best place to spend your time in but sometimes you just have to.

General practicians

Googol Medical Centre

Doctor Steven Joseph (an English doctor) opened this center in January 2005 to help the English-speaking community in Barcelona. Here, they offer a wide range of medical care (general practice, mental health, chiropractic services, body health checkups…). Bonus: Skype Consultations are offered! Where? Gran Vía Carles III, 37-39, 08028 Barcelona

Therapists

Barcelona Nest

This is a multidisciplinary group of qualified mental health and personal developments specialists founded by Doctor Jill Jenkins. They offer services for everybody (children, adults, couples, families) including schools and business. Where? Each Nest member has his/her own private practice office and contact information, look at the website at “Find your Therapist”

Therapy in Barcelona

They offer the services of a native English-speaking therapist (Leigh Matthews) face to face or on Skype if you are not in Barcelona. She has more than 10 years of experience as a Psychologist and Supervisor of psychologists-in-training. Where? c/Paris 154, 08036 Barcelona

Dentists

Deutsche zk

In that international and modern dental clinic located in Eixample, the staff speak Spanish, German and English. They do general dentistry as well as implants, metal-free treatments, teeth whitening, and orthodontics. Where? c/Consell de Cent 249, 08011 Barcelona

Pharmacies

If you have a problem and need to go to the pharmacy, you probably would have to explain it clearly in order to get the medication you need.

Barcelona Pharmacy

It is located in the center of Barcelona. It specializes in medicines, natural products and treatments, cosmetics and beauty products. Where? c/Via Laietana 40, 08003 Barcelona

Farmàcia Torres

This pharmacy located in Eixample is open 24/24 and provide everything you would need. Where? c/Aribau 62, 08011 Barcelona

Farmacia Clapes Antoja

This one is also open 24/24 and is located in the heart of the city, on La Rambla. Where? c/La Rambla 98, 08002 Barcelona

Locksmiths

We already have an entire article dedicated to the English-speaking locksmiths in Barcelona, just take a look at it if you need a locksmith!

Driving schools

Driving is cool

This driving school may be very useful to you if you want to pass your driving test in Spain while you come from a non-European Union country. It is even better to choose this school if you want to learn fast because they offer intensive courses. Where? Carrer de Lepant 325, 08025 Barcelona

Driving BCN

Driving BCN driving school instructors teach in English as well as in Spanish or Catalan: everyone is welcome there. You can either go to the place or practice the exams online from home (very convenient if you have a constraining/binding timetable). Concerning the practical part, the instructor (still an English speaker) and you will drive around the six different exams areas in Barcelona (as many lessons as you want, no minimum). Where? c/Via Augusta, 257-267 planta baja, local 3, 08017 Barcelona

Beauty

Sometimes you just terribly want someone to take care of you… Hair, Make up, Nails... Here are good addresses for you!

Hairdressers

It’s already enough hard to trust a hairdresser with your hair so what about trusting a hairdresser that does not really understand everything you ask? You’ll find an entire article about English-speaking hairdressers in Barcelona on our website but if you want more, here they are:

Ribera6 Salon

The team of this international hair salon located in “el Born” speaks perfect English (the memebers were trained in the UK), love their work and have the skills to satisfy your needs. Bonus: Student discounts on Tuesday and Wednesday! Where? c/Ribera 6, 08003 Barcelona

SK Style Barcelona

This salon has a highly qualified and creative team who will take care of your hair by using latest technologies and best products to offer you a personalized and high quality service. Bonus: more than English, they speak Russian (Spanish and Catalan also of course) and you can have makeup, manicure, pedicure, massage, depilation and photo shoots in there! Where? c/Casanova 43, 08011 Barcelona

MakeUp

Need a magnificent makeup to shine at a party or just something natural to feel even more beautiful today? This English-speaking makeup artist will make your day!

Nikoleta Makeup

Nikoleta is a professional mobile wedding makeup artist. She is specialized in bridal, special occasion and editorial makeup. She is a true professional: she worked with famous celebrity photographers and with many international clients. Bonus: With her you can learn how to do a professional makeup by yourself!

Manicure/Pedicure

Want to be beautiful down to the fingertips? Try these addresses!

Pink Peony

They have three different salons in Barcelona. They are able to accommodate groups, bridal and beauty parties (especially in their salon in Passeig de Gracia which is very big). Where? c/Perill 21-23, bajos 2°, 08012 Barcelona // Passeig de Gracia, 100, Principal, 08008 Barcelona // c/Mandri, 62, bajos 2, 08022 Barcelona

French Kiss Beauty

In this Beauty Salon, you will find an attentive and professional team (in a very clean environment!) who will be happy to welcome you with or without appointment.   Where? Avinguda del Portal de l'Àngel, 23 1º Planta, 08002 Barcelona // c/Aragó 371, 08009 Barcelona // c/Gran de Sant Andreu 316, 08030 Barcelona

NIE

If you want to live permanently or to work in Barcelona you will definitely need to get a NIE. Even if you will finally learn Spanish, you will have to do your NIE at the beginning thus, it will be easier for you to see an English-speaking person to ask questions and get your NIE.

NIE Barcelona

It helps you get your NIE: they make your appointment for you, they tell you what paperwork you will need and they will accompany you to your appointment and translation will also be provided. Bonus : they also speak German and Czech!

Cinemas

The following are not really "English cinemas", these are just Cinemas where you can see the movies in original version with subtitles in Spanish.

Renoir Floridablanca

This cinema is not new but it feels less "commercial" than the other ones in Barcelona (it is not in a mall and it is not a big multiplex). In this cinema you can come to see both auteur movies and blockbusters! (There are also some restaurants nearby where you can eat for cheap!) Bonus: You can buy your tickets online and choose your seats! Where? c/Floridablanca 135, 08011 Barcelona

Balmes Multicines

This cinema is a big multiplex where you can go if you  want to see current movies in a brand new and modern cinema with large screens and comfy seats. Where? c/Balmes 422-424, 08022 Barcelona

Icaria Yelmo Cineplex

This cinema is located in a shopping mall not far from the metro station Vila Olimpica. I advise you to go there if you are looking for big blockbusters in their original language (they offer 2D as well as 3D). Where? Centro Comercial, c/Salvador Espriu, 61, 08005 Barcelona

Cines Verdi

It is a small mutliplex with 5 rooms located in Gracia neighbourhood. This cinema is a reference for film lovers and it is surrounded by a bunch of restaurants and bar... If you choose a good movie, you can only spend a good time there! Where? c/ Torrijos 14, 08012 Barcelona

Public Transportation

If you need information about metro or bus in Barcelona it may be quite hard because usually, the people who are here to help you don't speak English. If you just want to buy a ticket, the simplest way to do it is through the machines you'll be able to find at each metro station. If you want information, try to go to plaça catalunya metro station, this is where you have the best chances to find someone who speaks English (maybe not a very good English but still!).

English bookstores

You will find everything you need in our previous article about English Bookstores in Barcelona! I hope you enjoyed this article and that it will be useful for you, it could be hard to find places where English is understood and spoken in Barcelona but with these addresses you won’t have problems anymore! J.]]> 3221 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/outstanding-street-art-in-barcelona/ Mon, 30 May 2016 14:49:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3262 Street Art in Barcelona If you are an art lover, Barcelona has great spots to observe many remarkable artists! From world-wide known artists to lesser known ones, Barcelona has got it all! Among the most famous artists of Barcelona you can find Gaudí, Joan Miro and Picasso. However in recent years Barcelona has greatly developed its street art and graffiti culture, providing a spotlight for some lesser known artists. Street Art in Barcelona is not a rare thing, in fact you can see great pieces of art almost all around Barcelona. And if there is one thing you can be certain about. It is that Barcelona has some of the most unique and creative street art you have ever seen. From total abstract to surreal art or even fractal or lunatic, Barcelona definitely has some outstanding and spectacular pieces of art. With that being said, let's start with our top picks...  

1. El Pez

One of the most remarkable artists of Barcelona is El Pez (Meaning "The Fish" in Spanish), who is vastly recognized by his smiling fish icon. The smiling fish icon can be seen all over Barcelona. El Pez stated that his art is not about expressing anything, but rather for his own enjoyment and for others. The only idea behind his painting is to share and "spread happiness and good vibrations to the people in the streets". El Pez art, located in Colombia.   Another terrific piece from El Pez, located in London.  

2. Kram

The talented Kram has been painting all over the world, and luckily for us in Barcelona too. Among his art in the street of Barcelona you can also find his painting in the infamous Nevermind bar!  

3. Miss Van

Originally from France, miss Van has outstanding art in Barcelona as well. Creating art somewhat between the bizzare and strange with a slight of a classic touch.  

4. Vinz

Originally from valencia, his crazy work mainly consist of nude people with somewhat odd additions like animal heads.    

5. SM172

SM172 managed to create extremely distinguished art, as he is painting on almost everything like cars, walls, trash cans, doors and buildings. He usually uses spray as its main color and templates for the shape and figure of his art.  

6. J.Loca

Born in El Raval, J.Loca has some astonishing painting. He was born in 1975 and started his painting career in 1995. We can agree that his paintings are absolutely marvelous!    

7. H101

H101 uses straight lines and symmetry in his paintings, scaling from small to large with their sizes. He crafts some interesting pieces of art that messes with the viewer's perception and sense of dimension!  

8. Kenor

Some artist struggle with containing all of their artwork on one place. Well.. Kenor surely has enough space since he is painting on huge brick walls, buildings and large containers.  

9. Debens

Born in 1990, Debens has made a name for himself as an intriguing atrist who experiments with vairous techniques. His art is truly amazing.  

10. BToy

Using brush and intense colors, BToy is now a well respected artists in the street of Barcelona. Creating magnificent art that vary from small walls and doors to large buildings.  

11. Zosen Bandido

The talented artist, Zosen Bandido, creates abstract and fractal painting on a grand scale! You may even notice him standing near his paintings so you can grasp the huge size of his art.   If you enjoyed this blog, and have any questions or suggestions. Feel free to contact us in the comment section below!]]> 3262 0 0 0 200 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/free-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/sand-sculptures-along-the-beach-of-barcelona/ Wed, 25 May 2016 16:51:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3303 Sand sculptures along the beach of Barcelona When visiting Barcelona most tourists tend to spend countless hours walking the streets admiring the beautiful architecture and history that the city has to offer.  What many of them don't know about are these amazing temporary sand sculptures along the beach of Barcelona. The sand sculptures along the beach of Barcelona come in all shapes and sizes as they are build week after week by the local artists of Barcelona. Every weekend they spend their time working on these amazing pieces of art while tourists walk by and tip them for their hard work on the beach where others come to relax.   The Build of the sand sculpture above is simply amazing, it might not be as big as other sculptures along the beach but it features some of the most beautiful architecture which you can find around Barcelona. Sculptures like these are usually build by locals during the weekend for the tourists to enjoy. The “sounds in the sand” sculpture is one of the biggest sculptures featured on the beach of Barcelona with its height of 6 meters it is a definitive eye-catcher for people walking past it. The sculpture is based on the “Schönbrunn palace” from Vienna with an orchestra playing in front. To give you an idea of the size of the size of this sand sculpture, here are the builders for scale. The amount of work that goes into making sand sculptures on this level is incredible. The artists use special tools to be able to create stunning details within the sculptures that continue to amaze people day after day. Making these details can take up hours of work and requires lots of patience as it takes a long time to finish a sculpture from start to finish. So if you are ever find yourself in Barcelona and are done with walking through the endless streets and feel like spending the rest of the day on the beach or just looking for something different in Barcelona be sure to visit these amazing sand sculptures along the beach of Barcelona. And if you feel that you can do better bring your own beach toys and compete with them. The sand sculptures are located on Barceloneta beach. Does the beach attract you but not the art? Then be sure to check our our beach guide to find the best beaches of Barcelona. If you visit the sand sculptures and found sculptures you think should be featured in this blog send them in comment section below and you might find them in our blog.   Samuel.  ]]> 3303 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/decorate-your-home-for-cheap/ Thu, 16 Jun 2016 17:00:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3361 Decorate your home for cheap Are you fed up with your decoration and need new ideas to make your house modern and much more pleasant to live in? Or maybe you just moved into a new home and want to personalize the space? Here you will find a lot of great tips to decorate your home for cheap! The best part? You don't have to be necesarily good at handiwork to do all of these...

Furniture

You can either buy new stuff, make new from old furniture or even build your own from raw materials.

Invisible bookshelf

You have books but no bookshelf? So where are you going to put them? Think about it: real bookshelves are quite expensive and they also take a lot of space. With this really cheap and amazing invisible bookshelf, you can just have your books on the wall, no extras! Look how easy it is: all you need is a wall, this metal thing you can find in handiwork shops, a screwdriver, glue and a book you don't want to read anymore because you'll need to stick it.

Paletts' couch and table

It can seem crazy and not aesthetic at all but once it's painted and covered with cushions, it's very stylish! Everything you'll need is paletts, glue, painting or varnish and cushions (you can add little wheels if you want) and friends to sit there with you! Tip: On the picture the couch is outside but you can of course put it inside too!

Big old bobbin table

All you'll need is a big old bobbin, painting or varnish. To make it a little fancier, you can add a glass on the top or even tiles! Look! These people made the bobbin table AND the paletts couch! Good at DIY ? Try to make this one: a bobbin bar!

Furniture made out of Cardboard

Did you even know it exists? Cardboard furniture! You can buy it online but it won't be cheap... Or you can realize them yourself with old cardboard boxes you'd find! To make them, you will need certain things like :

• cardboard
• a meter and long flat ruler
• a square
• a pencil
• a cutter and long cutting pliers (or scissors)
• a jig-saw and some blades
• a hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
• a roll of gummed kraft paper
• a sanding block and sandpaper

Accessories

Sometimes your home just needs to be a little modernized with new things. It does not take much time and you can either find these in shops for quite cheap or make some of these things on your own.

Carpet

Ok, no misunderstanding here! When I say carpet I don't mean the kind of carpets you can find at your grandma's place. There are trendy graphic carpets that can make your home modern and elegant at the same time!

Mirror

Mirrors aren't only for people to look at themselves in, they can be used to make the illusion of a bigger room or simply to improve the decoration. Tip: Think about having mirrors with frames: more classy and decorative than simple mirrors.  

Stickers

With stickers you can actually do everything easily like cover furniture, put them on the walls, doors and even stairs! In brief, you can stick them everywhere to refresh your interior!  

Plants

Good for health AND decorative, plants can be cheap and there are easy to find! You don't have the green thumb? Think about succulent plants: they are real survivors (they don't need much to stay alive), beautiful and you can find them everywhere! Good at DIY? Try this very easy Ikea Succulent Table Hack by Nifty!  

Flowerpots

If you have plants, you will need flowerpots for sure for the aesthetic part! And the good part is that you don't actually need to buy real flowerpots, look at these ones, they are just baskets with plants in it!

Cushions and Curtains

Having colourful cushions and curtains make a place look more joyful! If you don't like multicolor furniture and colorful walls and you like to have almost everything white, grey or black, your interior may be sad. For me, the simplest solution is to have little touches of colours in your house like curtains, cushions, blankets, lamps... Think about this same living room without the red frame on the wall and the colorful cushions.. Isn't it sader?

Environment

It's also possible that you need bigger changes than the ones before such as changing the color of your walls or flooring... Don't worry, we also have good tips for that!

Paint or repaint your parquet

No need for more explanations here, all you need is :

• a special painting for wood
• sand paper
• a spatula
• a roller
• a brush

Let's renew your parquet, this little video may help you!

Wallpaper with newspapers

Tapestry is quite expensive but think about reusing your old newspapers instead of throwing them away, it won't cost you anything!

Blackboard painting

This painting is SO cool! Think about it, you just have to paint some walls or even furniture with that and then write on it with chalks. The good part is that you can erase what you wrote whenever you want!   Tip: Don't abuse with the painting! If you put it everywhere it will be too much!

Paint directly on tapestry

Sometimes, remove tapestry is just a big waste of time because you could just paint on it. For that it has of course to be in good state and a light color is the best.   Which could also be great is to paint patterns on your wallpaper!   I hope these tips to decorate your home for cheap were useful for you! Tell us what you think and share your ideas in the comment section below!]]> 3361 0 0 0 227 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/top-interior-designers-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/alternative-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ Wed, 22 Jun 2016 11:35:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3484 7 Alternative Things to do in Barcelona At some point, everyone can get caught up in the same routine every day and it starts to get repetitive. There are alternative things to do in Barcelona whether you are a local or a tourist and want to try something new.

For those who want to go out, but don’t want to hit the dance floor-

New and exciting activities are being created everywhere and are spreading throughout the world.

PingPong Fridays

These Fridays started in New York and have come to Barcelona. It is a fun way to socialize while having a few drinks and playing a game everyone loves. You can play against a friend and possibly have the loser buy the next round of drinks. You can also try to defeat ‘Mister X’ to win a bottle of champagne. Even though you may lose a game or two, if you go to PingPong Fridays you are sure to have a great night out. WHEN: Every Friday from July 1st through July 22nd 11:59PM-2:00AM WHERE: Luz De Gas Muntaner 246, 08021 Barcelona

Sala Montjuic

Sala Montjuic is an open-air film festival. A few of the best movies of all time are projected, with concerts and short films in-between each film. This event is very relaxed with a picnic style venue. Make sure to bring some drinks and food to enjoy while you watch the films. Tickets are 6.50 euros and chairs are available to rent. Also, if you are interested you can purchase a guided tour of the castle as well. Watching films is also a great way to help you pick up a second language. WHEN: July 1st to August 5th, 2016 Doors open at 8:30PM Concert starts at 8:45PM Film starts at 10:00PM WHERE: Sala Montjuïc is in the Fossat de Santa Eulàlia moat at Montjuïc Castle (Castell de Montjuïc). For a program and further information click here.

For those who are active-

Since Barcelona has the beach, the ocean, the city and the mountains, there are many activities it has to offer. The city seems to never sleep, so why should you?

BCP-Barcelona Cable Park

BCP is an adrenaline-pumping wake boarding cable park. For beginners or experts, this park has everything you need. This is a fun way to cool off with family or friends and experience something new! Tickets for beginners start at 30 euros for 30 minutes or 50 euros for 60 minutes and go up from there. This activity is one that really adds to the list of alternative things to do in Barcelona. WHEN: Book online here. WHERE:Parc del Forum s/n, 08019 Barcelona

Eat Street Barcelona

Eat Street Barcelona is the perfect event for anyone that loves food. There are tons of tents and food trucks with a variety of different foods and music. Eat Street Barcelona is an awesome way to experience the food of Barcelona and socialize with friends and family. WHEN: July 9th, 2016 at 6:00PM-2:00AM WHERE: Ferrán Turné 11  More Information

For those in the business world-

Barcelona has many events throughout the summer that are both fun and informative. Two events that stand out are ‘FuckUp Nights Barcelona’ and ‘Apps & Beer’.

FuckUp Nights Barcelona

FuckUp Nights Barcelona is a relaxed environment where four professionals discuss their failures in the business world and how they have overcome them while enjoying a cold drink. The unique part about this event is that failure is not looked at in a bad way. People are sharing their mistakes in order to help prevent other professions from making the same mistakes and to help overcome current troubles. This is a very different event than other networking events and that is why it is an alternative thing to do in Barcelona. WHEN: June 22nd, 2016 at 7:30PM WHERE: Maestró Rambla de Catalunya 79, 08007 Barcelona

Apps & Beer

Apps & Beer is an event that is perfect for app developers and entrepreneurs in the technology business. Take this event as an opportunity to discuss/share your existing or future apps and ideas while drinking a cold beer. If you want feedback on an app that is being developed, this is a great place to start. Even if you are just interested in hearing about up and coming apps and technology this event will be of interest to you. On a side note, Barcelona has many apps that help with day to day activities and many people are taking advantage of! WHEN: July 5th, 2016 from 7:00PM-9:00PM WHERE: Hotel Silken Diagonal

Social Media Day

Social Media Day is an event that started about 7 years ago and celebrates the impact social media has had on global communication. Professionals from companies like Facebook, VICE, Twitter and many more will be speaking about their impacts and thoughts on the impact of social media on communication. There will be a ‘tinder terrace’ at the end of the night to have drinks and look at the beautiful views of the beach. WHEN: June 30th, 2016 from 4:00PM-10:00PM WHERE: The Great Room - W Barcelona, Plaça de la Rosa dels Vents, 1, 08039 Barcelona Get tickets and more information click here. No matter what type of person you are, there is always a way to find alternative things to do in Barcelona for anyone. These are just a few highlights, but there are always new events and activities being planned. Go have a great time and experience Barcelona!   Until next time, Jack]]> 3484 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/pedestrian-friendly-superblocks-of-barcelona/ Thu, 30 Jun 2016 16:36:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3391 Banning cars from Barcelona's streets The city of Barcelona is planning to make some changes in the infrastructure and they are really cool and necessary. One of the reasons behind this project is that the city of Barcelona can't keep up with air quality standards of the EU. The cause of this as you can probably imagine are cars, taxi's and more cars. To fight this problem the city counsel of Barcelona has collaborated with the “Urban Ecology Agency” to design a solution for the city. The result of this are SuperBlocks which will eliminate the use of many roads throughout the city to create a healthier and more pleasant living environment for the inhabitants of Barcelona. The official starting date of The SuperBlock project is not known yet. But what we do know is that it will be somewhere in 2017. At first the city will begin by creating one SuperBlock in the district of Example. Other SuperBlocks have been sketched out in Les Corts, Hostafrancs, Poblenou and in the area around Glòries.    

What are SuperBlocks?

The concept of SuperBlocks is actually quite simple and low cost.  Where a street block normally exists out of one building block (about 600 inhabitants) a SuperBlock will exists out of nine blocks of houses where roads within the SuperBlocks will be transformed and will only be used by pedestrians, bikes and destination traffic. Each SuperBlock will cover an area of about 400x400 meters with around 5000 - 6000 inhabitants per SuperBlock. The only motorized traffic that will still be allowed within the SuperBlock is destination traffic such as inhabitants of the SuperBlock, taxi's and delivery trucks at a maximum speed of 10 km per hour. This way there will barely be any traffic inside the SuperBlocks which will make the streets a lot more accessible for pedestrians.      

What impact will this transformation have on the quality of life in Barcelona?

This transformation will have many positive effects on the city. One of the most obvious ones is that in the future there will be less traffic throughout the city due to the fact that by constructing these SuperBlocks up to 60% of existing roads will be closed to normal traffic. According to the new mobility plan of the city the amount of traffic can be reduced by 21% after the SuperBlocks will be finished. Besides that the amount of traffic will be reduced dramatically, the health of the city will also have a strong increase. By closing down a good amount of public roads to normal traffic there will also be 160 new squares in the city which will all have to be given a new function. Many of these squares will be transformed into green parks to increase the air quality of Barcelona. The increase of green within the city’s urban areas in combination with the reduced amount of cars will have a huge impact on the air quality of Barcelona. But this is not the only option for these newly created squares will turn into. Other examples are: playgrounds, places to get together or to play sports. Also restaurants will be able to expand their exterior seating area were the roads used to be. One of the benefits of creating new functions for the squares is that it will stimulate social cohesion within the SuperBlocks which will make Barcelona a better city to live in. In my opinion one of the biggest benefits of this plan is the reduction of noise since this is a major problem for Barcelona. this is due to its many cars and narrow streets Barcelona is an incredibly loud city. According to a report of The Guardian 61% of the population of Barcelona lives in an environment that does not meet the requirements set by the health legislation. Besides this the amount of of square meters per inhabitant will also have a strong increase. Currently, in neighbourhoods like Eixample each inhabitant has as little as 1.85 square meters of green space which doesn't even get close to cities like Amsterdam which has up t0 87.5 Square meters per inhabitant.    

What impact will this have on the way of traveling in Barcelona?

By reducing the amount of cars in streets there will be more space for pedestrians but also for other ways or transport such as bikes, scooters and other modern personal electric ways of transport, such as Hoover Boards or Segways. To be able to create space for these ways of transport the the current amount of bike lanes will be tripled, this will add up to approximately 300 kilometers  throughout the city which will make traveling by bike or other means through Barcelona a lot more pleasant. Besides the changes in personal transport Public transport will also become a more effective way of traveling through the city. The Orthogonal bus network which has already been implemented throughout the city in combination with these SuperBlocks will ensure that waiting times for buses will go down from 14 minutes to an average of 5 minutes and no matter where you are in the city a bus stop will always be within 300 meters of your location. All of this will make it more attractive to use public transport over using your own car. For pedestrians walking through the city will also become a lot faster due to the fact that there will be a lot less traffic lights you would otherwise be waiting for.    

The effect SuperBlocks will have on real estate.

Making changes in the infrastructure doesn't only effect the way we move through the city but I also has an effect on the prices of Property. By creating SuperBlocks and taking away traffic from the streets and filling these with green spaces the streets will transform to be a lot calmer and less noisy. These changes will tremendously effect the value of houses and apartments which are located within these new SuperBlocks. Quality green spaces increase commercial rents and property prices too. A report of the "GLA" in 2003 suggested that a 1% increase in green space in a typical London ward led to 0.3 – 0.5% rise in average house price  Properties will become more attractive for young families due to the newly created spaces where their children will be able to play without the danger of fast traffic.    

Similar projects from around the World!

Barcelona of course is not the first city in the world that has started doing a project as this. There are many cities around the globe where they are reducing traffic and creating pedestrian spaces. Most of these projects have started between 2000 and 2010 as more and more cities started to realize motorized traffic would slowly disappear in the near future as public transport is becoming a more useful way to get around the city. Besides the fact that the quality of living increased in these places, the economy also had a boost. This is due to that pedestrian areas are more attractive for stores and restaurants. Take New York city for example, after implementing better cross-sections, increasing pedestrian comfort and improving cycle facilities some areas have had and a increase in sales from 30% up-to 105% in some areas of the city.   Looking at all the changes the SuperBlocks will make I think the city council of Barcelona is well on its way to making Barcelona a better city to live in. With a big decrease in motorized transport and a strong increase in green spaces throughout the entire city the city will become a healthier and more pleasant place to live. The expected rise in house prices and possible economic boost also make it more interesting to start investing in this amazing city.   Did you find this blog interesting and want to read more about similar projects around the world where cities are planning to go car free then be sure to check out the following cities: Oslo, Madrid , Brussels and other pedestrian friendly cities in Europe. Or do you just want to read more of the blogs on our page then read on and explore Barcelona by Blogs   Samuel-    ]]> 3391 0 0 0 112 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/10-additions-barcelona-2017/ 0 0 187 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-smart-city-strategy/ 0 0 188 http://suitelife.com/blog/sustainability/sustainable-urbanism-in-barcelona/ 0 0 210 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/the-poblenou-superblock/ 0 0 700 https://tmailgenerate.com 0 0 716 https://taxt.email 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/bcn-insider-info/the-suitelife-weekend-blog-vol-1-art-from-barcelona/ Tue, 28 Jun 2016 16:19:35 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3542 The SuiteLife weekend blog Vol 1.  - Art from Barcelona After walking through the streets for endless hours looking at all the famous touristic attractions I started noticing all these small stores, bars and other places which are highly underrated and deserve a lot more exposure than they are getting. For this reason we at SuiteLife are creating a new weekend findings blog where we will expose these amazing stores and venues to you. This Saturday afternoon I headed over to El Born because I was in desperate need of a new pair of shoes and had already spotted Al Carrer skates shop. On the way to the store still feeling hungover of the night before we were also craving some quality fast food, we ended up in a super small but great restaurant where we ate some amazing piadina at Santa Piadina. After having fuelled up for some shopping we walked over to Al Career Skateshop where I directly found a pair of shoes within my budget.

Maxó Gallery

But now comes the real treasure I found this weekend. While already tired of shopping we decided to head over to park Cituadella to relax and enjoy the things we bought. While on our way to the park walking through Carrer del Portal Nou all of a sudden a gallery on my left side caught my attention. I decided to have a quick look inside and was directly amazed by the first pieces of art I laid my eyes on. Simple wooden picture frames with 3 dimensional art created within, of places around the city of Barcelona. These pieces of art were designed by Maxó to give you the feeling of being there. The Maxó galleria was originally opened by Maxó Renella so that he would have a place of his own where he can work on his art and also display it to the public to enjoy. Over time he has gathered more artists which also work and display their art in his gallery. One of the special aspects about the gallery is that all the art inside is made by hand in the gallery, nothing is made in bulk amounts to keep everything authentic and original. While walking further into the gallery I started noticing that the art on display in the gallery wasn’t the only thing to be enjoyed while in the store. The entire ceiling of the gallery is covered in tiny white arms reaching down grasping the attention of the visitors of the gallery. Another really cool feature of the gallery are the two train tracks which run along the walls of the entire room constantly taking your attention as you can hear them running in circles.  

The workshop

To be honest, the store is beautiful and the art displayed inside is amazing but it simply can't match the details found in the workshop of the gallery which is located in the backside of the gallery. Even though as a visitor of the gallery you might not get to see much more of this workshop than a quick glimpse, I think it shows what this gallery is all about. Almost every single Sq cm in this workshop is used to store something. In this place you will find objects from vintage to toy car wheels and statues of maria which the artists utilize to create the incredible pieces of art which are on display in the gallery. Two of the things I like the most about the workshop are the way they store all their tools and the wall of camera's on the back wall. The vintage camera's on the back wall give that feeling of authenticity that this entire gallery has. The workshop is located all the way at the back of the gallery on a higher level so that the artists can work in peace but have the ability to keep an eye out on the visitors admiring their work on display.

On display

Currently there are multiple styles of art on display in the gallery all made by the artists that work in the gallery. My favourite one is called "The Calm & The Chaos" by Maxo Renella this exhibition shows 2 different styles of people, even though their faces might be the same their minds are completely different. The pieces of "The Calm & The Chaos" series are all one of a kind which adds extra value to the painting. It is also possible to request a certain theme and have your personal calm and the chaos paintings made. My second favourite are the small 3 dimensional pictures along the right wall of the gallery. All the pictures on the wall are made in Barcelona which makes it a perfect souvenir for tourists and real Barcelona Lovers. The pictures are made in such a way that you are being taken into the picture which gives you the feeling of actually being there. By adding multiple layers, the picture lures you closer and closer and you'll start to see more and more hidden details in deeper layers of the frame. The frames and pictures are lightweight which makes them easy to hang on the wall with blu-tac or other sticky materials. Also the prices of these pieces are not too high which makes them perfect to buy as a gift.

Collectables

Besides the art created by the artists the gallery also has a cabinet which is stuffed with some amazing collectable toys. Think of vintage toy cars, action figures and more. These pieces just as the 3D picture frames are perfect for room decoration and are also another playful feature to the gallery.

Words from the Gallery

The dream

To have the most well known gallery to buy original art from Barcelona

For love

Galleria de Maxó aspires to give tourists a unique experience through an unparalleled atmosphere to purchase original art in Barcelona. By providing affordable art as souvenirs, presents home-work decorations and collections, our gallery can help people appreciate art all over the world. The success of the gallery allows artists to consistently work with limitless inspiration and continually produce a product that locals are proud to call their own.   (more pictures of the gallery below)   If you are interested in original art from Barcelona be sure to check out the Maxo Galleria  We hope you have enjoyed reading this first edition of the SuiteLife weekend Blog. If you have any suggestions or know a place of which you think it deserves some extra attention write a comment below and we will feature it in one of our future Suitelife weekend Blogs! Samuel-     Some more picture of the Maxó Galleria       ]]> 3542 0 0 0 1788 https://jl56slot.com jl56slot]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/9-extraordinarily-expensive-properties-in-barcelona/ Mon, 04 Jul 2016 15:25:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3609 9 Extraordinarily Expensive Properties in Barcelona! The most expensive properties in Barcelona are true eye candy for anyone that loves real estate. Check out the architecturally stunning properties and try to not drool on your computer! Barcelona has all different types of properties ranging from new, contemporary homes to old, gothic homes.

9. Apartment in Barcelona for 3,500,000 Euros

This apartment in Barcelona is about half as expensive as the next one, but I felt it was worth your time. It is a unique, contemporary apartment with bright lighting and colors. The vibrant artwork makes this apartment intriguing and fun with an edgy feel to it. Some other features that interested me was the lighting over the dining table and also the accent walls behind the beds.    

8. Home overlooking Barcelona for 7,950,000 Euros

This home has been renovated, but still kept the old character and charm of the original home. The views of the city from the home and the expansive patio are breath taking. One feature of the home that I like the most are the stained windows. The green cabinets in the kitchen and the wine cellar also add charm to the home that is different than other homes.

 

7. Contemporary Penthouse in Barcelona for 8,400,000 Euros

This extraordinary penthouse would be anyone dream place to live. It is equipped with a private pool on a large terrace, a steam room, a workout room and much more. My favorite parts about this penthouse are the grand entryway, the pool, and the living room. The terrace with the private pool would be a great place to watch the sunset with some friends and have a few drinks.    

6. Spanish Ocean-Front Home for 8,500,000 Euros

This Spanish home is placed right on the water. It has an expansive patio and beautiful pool. My favorite parts of this home are the view and the pool. Can you imagine waking up and having a coffee on that patio every morning with the sea breeze gently blowing around you?

5. Contemporary home for 8,500,000 Euros

This home is architecturally stunning. It has an open concept floor plan and many unique features. They used more of an industrial style flooring in parts of the home and added contemporary finishes to make this home all come together. The back yard also has a contemporary feeling with the terraced lawn and pool. I really like the design of the outside with the metal accents.

4. French Estate for 10,000,000 Euros

This old French estate has all the charm you could ever want. There is no questioning why this estate is on the list of expensive properties in Barcelona! Between the beams on the ceiling, the design of the outside, and and perfectly manicured grounds, this estate will have you speechless. My favorite parts about this house are the vines crawling up the side of the house, the pool, and the gardens.

3. Contemporary Apartment for 10,008,000 Euros

Every detail of this apartment was thought out thoroughly. The whole apartment is controlled by an iPad and has all custom furniture. For me, it was hard to pick only a couple favorite things, can you choose only two? The apartment also has a large outdoor area off of the living room that makes it a great place to entertain. Before you check the photos out, make sure to take a seat because you will be blown away!  

2. Castle in Barcelona for 19,500,000 Euros

Who wouldn’t want their very own castle? With the outside keeping its older charm and the inside updated with high end finishes, this is the perfect castle for any new age King/Queen. Between the indoor pool with grotto, the vineyard, and spa facilities, this castle is the ultimate relaxation place. The castle is set up to be a house, hotel, or both at the same time. This property is very versatile, which makes it all the better. My favorite parts of this property are the indoor pool and the vineyard. Could you see yourself sitting on a throne?

1. Contemporary Estate for 19,800,000 Euros!

The last estate on the list of expensive properties in  Barcelona is truly amazing. This contemporary estate is eye candy for any architect lover. The exterior is beautiful with a tile finish throughout. The expansive deck with floor to ceiling windows/doors leading to the living room makes this mansion the perfect place to have people over! I love how the outside is a simple neutral tile, but the shape of the house makes it very sophisticated.   I hope you enjoyed looking at these extraordinary homes! I had a great time looking through the expensive real estate of Barcelona and all it has to offer on the market right now! -Jack]]> 3609 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/real-estate-scams-in-barcelona/ Tue, 12 Jul 2016 16:09:29 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3723 Real Estate Scams are quite common in Barcelona and it can be complicated to tell if people are trying to scam you or not. In this article, you will read about people who were scammed in Barcelona and get useful advice on how to avoid certain ads on the internet.

Everything you should avoid in real estate offers on Internet!

Cheap and Amazing

Usually, if you find an extraordinarily cheap apartment, with an amazing location (either in the heart of the city or near to the beach),which is newly renovated with a lot of features, it can be a scam. If something seems too good to be true, it is often the case and you might end up disappointed. These two stories below will give you some insight into how certain kinds of scams work. A girl we know found a 2-bedroom apartment on the internet, which was well located in the city for only 500€ per month (well below the average price for such an apartment). She called the number on the ad and the person who picked up claimed he was an agent. They set up a visit for the day after. The visit went as planned and the apartment was up to the standards of the pictures. She liked it and decided to proceed. The supposed ‘agent’ told her to meet him in a café the day after the visit with the money to sign the contract and receive the keys. She went to the cafe with the money (2-month deposit + agency fees) as asked and signed the contract. The ‘agent’ then gave her the keys of the apartment, but guess what? She went to the flat and SURPRISE! She couldn’t open the door, which then made her realize that the keys were indeed fake. This person was neither an agent nor the owner but most likely the current tenant of the apartment looking to make some fast money in illegitimate ways. One of our former SuiteLife interns also got scammed.  She thought she found the perfect apartment and went ahead with renting it from somebody she thought was the owner. What she didn’t know was that the contract was in fact fake. A couple days later she moved into the apartment but what happened later wasn’t usual. Two days after she moved in, a person arrived saying he rented the apartment from the owner as well and was granted approval to move into the flat on that day. They both decided to live together in the apartment (it was a 2-bedroom apartment) until they could solve the problem. In the following days people showed up at the apartment saying they rented it from the owner as well. Eventually everyone realized they got scammed and that the person from who they rented the apartment was the actual tenant who decided to rent the apartment to several people simultaneously and leave the country with whatever money he got.

Photos that are not in Barcelona

This advice only works with the assistance of a real estate expert in Barcelona. SuiteLife’s founder Benny can usually tell from the photos if the flat is in Barcelona from the flat characteristics. Light switches or electric outlets in Barcelona apartments are unique, which often provides hints. Ask an expert who will be able to spot this.

Lack of specific information

It’s normal for agencies not to always disclose the full address due to security reasons. Additionally, agencies don’t want other agencies to find the owner of the apartment and become the new intermediary. But be careful! If you don’t have at least the neighbourhood or street, it could be a scam. I myself, whilst searching for flats online, noticed some strange practices. I went for a visit, however found out that it wasn’t the same flat I saw online and that the owner simply used the ad to lure people into another flat, which was completely different. Besides the location, pay special attention to all the information concerning the amount of money you will have to pay before moving in such as security deposits, agency fees and first months’ rent.

Too much information

Not enough information is not good but keep in mind that if someone gives you too much information about why they have the flat, their personal lives or more, it gives you reason to be suspicious. I wrote to someone about an apartment I saw on the internet to have more information and to know if I could visit it. The person answered to my mail immediately (which you would think is a good thing) telling me that she was so happy that I contacted her about the flat. She then went onto telling me everything about her life: “I bought this flat for my daughter because she was a student here for many years and I thought it cold be a good investment to have a property in Barcelona but now she is back home in Poland with me” At that point I was sure it was a scam but just to see how far she will go, I replied to her email and that’s where she told me: “You understand I am in Poland and I want to rent the apartment as fast as possible so I don’t know if I will be able to do a visit with you. I might have to send you the keys from abroad and for that you will have to pay through a very safe platform on the internet. I have other pictures of the flat if you need but as I am not there I can’t give you the exact address because I don’t want people to know where the is a flat when nobody is there. I hope you understand…” She wanted me to pay for an apartment I didn’t see and provide the money to someone I didn’t even meet once that is not even an official broker. No thanks! People tend to place all their trust in the hands of untrustworthy ‘owners’ simply due to their situation. They might be desperate to find something fast and think in an uncritical manor because they want to believe that the offer is real.

Other true stories about scams that happened in Barcelona!

A SuiteLife employee’s friend was once coming back home after a party. He was walking in the street when a prostitute approached him and was being forceful. He pushed her away and continued walking home. When he arrived at his door, he couldn’t find his keys. He first thought he lost them during the night but then he figured out what happened. He went back to the prostitute and told her to give the keys back, which she eventually did. This is a quite common story in Barcelona. They work in groups and target mostly drunk people because usually they’ll believe they lost their keys and will sleep over at a friend’s place. But the day after, when they finally enter their apartment, they find out that items were stolen. This was not a rental scam story but thieves are everywhere in Barcelona!

Advice to detect and prevent falling for real estate scams in Barcelona!

Little checklist before signing contracts

 

• Check if the energy meter is already set up because if it isn’t you might lose a lot of money.
• Put the exact number that appeared on the meter the day you moved in; if you don’t, the company will take an approximate number and can overestimate your consumption.
• Check the length of the contract carefully
• Look if the community fees will be paid by you or by the owner.

Never send money to receive keys!

It might seem obvious to some people but when you trust the person and like the apartment, you occasionally don’t hesitate to send large quantities of money to receive keys that of course, you’ll NEVER receive. Check the apartment the day you move in Be careful to know exactly what works and what doesn’t and make sure the owner of the apartment you rent from makes a list of what is defective in the flat. By doing that, you will be quite sure the owner (or the agency) will give you your security deposit back.

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  I hope this article will help you find an apartment without being scammed in Barcelona! Keep in mind that there can be other types of scams. This article does not contain all of them so be careful and count on SuiteLife to find the right apartment for you! If you want to share your own experience or warn us about other kinds of real estate scams, don’t hesitate to leave a comment below! Jenny’]]> 3723 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-best-craft-beer-in-barcelona/ Thu, 07 Jul 2016 14:52:03 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3729 The best craft beer in Barcelona Over the past year all around the world the demand for home crafted and special crafted beer has been increasing rapidly. Of course Barcelona could not stay behind and many beer lovers started to create places where people can enjoy amazing craft beer in Barcelona with delicious tapas and other food. Below you will find a selection of 10 bars of which I think they should be on your list to visit while you are in Barcelona.

BierCab ( A beer and food paradise )

As it is the first craft beer bar I stumbled on to I must say that this is my favorite place to enjoy a good craft beer in Barcelona. As I walked into this bar I directly noticed the cool designed ceiling which is covered in wooden sticks. The bar offers 30 beers on tap which can be found on a screen which can change per day. Besides the 30 beers on tap the bar also offers another book with bottled beers which can be more expensive than bottles of champagne. Also Biercab has an amazing food menu. The last time when visiting the bar we ended up ordering up to 12 tapas dishes for 4 people. I would definitely recommend the IPA beers ( they are amazing ) Location: Calle Muntaner, 55, 08011 Barcelona

bELchiCA (Best Belgian beers in town)

Belchica offers a wide range of Belgian beers for a fair price as most beers will set you back about 2 to 5 euro’s. Belchica is loved by Belgians, locals and tourists. I would recommend visiting Belchica with some friends to watch a football game or enjoy open mic and rock concerts. This is the place to be for Belgian craft beer in Barcelona as I even heard Belgian visitors saying that the quality and taste was amazing.  One of my favorites here is the IPA PUNK. location: Carrer de Villarroel, 60, 08011 Barcelona

Brewdog

BrewDog offers an amazing atmosphere inside the bar. With some amazing drawing on the walls and an amazing selection of craft beers. The staff in brew dog knows what they are doing and can help you with choosing the right beer for you as for first timers this can sometimes take quite a while. If even their assistance won’t convince you to chose a beer there is always the option to take the 5 taster glasses at the bar. location: Carrer de Casanova, 69, 08011 Barcelona

La Cerveteca (For the bottle lover)

La cerveteca is perfect to stop for a quick beer or if you want to chose a nice beer to enjoy at home. The bar offers a wide range of bottled beers from all over. One of the downsides of the bar is that they do not offer any real food BUT of course they have TAPAS! Location: Carrer d'en Gignàs, 25, 08002 Barcelona

NaparBcn ( Barcelona’s first gastro-brewpub )

NaparBcn offers more than just beer, NaparBcn offers a wide range of craft beers, amazing food and also an incredible atmosphere as the bar is decorated beautifully. The decoration in the bar is modern with an authentic brewery touch as in the bar you can see the actual brewing process going on. I would really recommend taking some friends here or maybe even a date if you want to impress her with your knowledge of craft beer. Location: Carrer de la Diputació, 223, 08011 Barcelona

Ale & Hop ( El Borne’s best beer)

Ale & hop as said above is located in El Borne, the bar offers a small area in the front where guests can enjoy some beers while standing at the bar or in front of the bar in the street. Further in the back of the bar there is another area where you can sit if you also want to enjoy some diner in combination with your beer. During after-work hours the bar is usually crowded as students and professionals come here to relax. Location: Carrer de les Basses de Sant Pere, 10, 08003 Barcelona

Kӕlderkold (Ambient temperature)

Men listen, If you want to drink some quality craft beer in Barcelona but have problems to convince your girlfriend or partner to join you this is your chance. Kӕlderkold offers the perfect bait to attract females, beer cocktails. The bar offers a great atmosphere and great beer. This bar is also perfectly located as it is just off La Ramblas so its perfect to get away from the touristic streets for a while. Location: Carrer del Cardenal Casañas, 7, 08002 Barcelona

Garage beer Co. (Amazing chilled vibe)

Garage beer Co. is a great place to have a nice craft beer in barcelona, the bar has some nice places to sit and the service is really friendly. The bar offers a nice uncommercial vibe to enjoy your beer in peace. Also the bar offers some good food to enjoy together with your craft beer.  This bar is perfect to go for a relax evening with friends, enjoy the atmosphere and some amazing beers. Location: Carrer del Consell de Cent, 261, 08011 Barcelona

Black Lab (Brewhouse & Kitchen)

Black Lab offers some very, very good beer and food on their menu. Black lab is located on the corner of Barcelona's harbor. This location makes it perfect to stop by after coming from the beach and feel like having a delicious snack or diner and some craft beers before heading home. While standing in the bar visitors can actually see the brewing process going on inside the large metal tanks behind the bar. Location: Palau del Mar, Plaça Pau Vila, 1, 08039 Barcelona

Quimet & Quimet

This place is great! Quimet & Quimet is amazing , this bar offers some really amazing tapas even locals make their way for to the bar. The tapas in this place are made right in front of you which gives that feeling of authenticity to the bar and food you order. besides all this mos important is of course the beer, also this at Quimet & Quimet is really good. I have tried many of their beers and have not had a single one I did not enjoy drinking. Location: Carrer del Poeta Cabanyes, 25, 08004 Barcelona We at SuiteLife hope that this post has helped you to find a bar worth to spend the night in Barcelona or just have a quick stop before really going crazy during the night in Barcelona. Which bar did you like the most or did you find an another great place for craft beer in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments below and we will see if we can feature it above.   Samuel-]]> 3729 0 0 0 66 http://unbtc.ro/cei-12-apostoli-ai-ro-berii-artizanale/ 0 0 1849 https://pkr98gamedownload.com pkr98gamedownload]]> 0 0 1939 https://jljl330review.com jljl330review]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/internship-in-barcelona-with-suitelife/ Thu, 21 Jul 2016 11:07:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3767 Internship with SuiteLife! Are you looking to gain experience in the workforce? Marketing, real estate, video production and web design internships in Barcelona with SuiteLife are opening up. Come join our team! [caption id="attachment_3770" align="aligncenter" width="550"] SuiteLife[/caption] SuiteLife is a real estate company that has evolved into much more. Besides renting and selling flats, we also provide services for people who are moving to Barcelona in order to make moving and setting up their new home as easy as possible. We currently have a blog that covers all topics under the moon about Barcelona and real estate. SuiteLife is always looking for new and innovative ways to market our brand and get our name out to potential customers. It is imperative to us that we give our customers prompt, friendly, and professional business. “SuiteLife S.L. is a real estate and service company that specialises in helping foreigners, both professionals and masters degree students, with above average spending power, to find apartments in Barcelona. They act as relocation agents and a "full service" real estate company. Additionally, it provides other services to make their move to Barcelona as seamless as possible.”

Marketing Internship

While having a marketing internship in Barcelona with SuiteLife, you would be doing many things. You would contribute to our blogs with new ideas. The thing our current interns love about the blogs is that they can make them their own- they come up with their own ideas so they write about topics that interest them as well as our audience. Also, our marketing interns control our social media by writing and managing posts on a variety of sites. When intriguing posts are created, the interns generate more website traffic for SuiteLife’s flats and blogs we have to offer. Along with blogs and social media, the marketing intern will also gain experience in generating Key Performance Indicator(KPI) spread sheets. As being one of our interns, we hope to both enrich your experience in the industry as well as have you bring out-of-the-box ideas to SuiteLife.

Real Estate Internship

Having a real estate internship in Barcelona with SuiteLife, you would be doing less marketing jobs. Tasks such as answering the phones, calling clients, scheduling showings, and much customer service is required. That being said, someone whom is bilingual with English and Castilian would be preferred. If you are someone that wants to gain experience in the real estate industry, being an intern for SuiteLife is perfect for you.

Video Production Internship

Having a video production internship in Barcelona with SuiteLife, you will be creating videos about Barcelona and real estate. In the past, SuiteLife has made videos about different beaches, neighborhoods, buying/selling tips and much more. If you are someone that has experience in video production, creativity, and bringing new ideas to the table, then SuiteLife wants you! Check out some of our past videos!

Website Design Internship

Having a web design internship in Barcelona with SuiteLife requires more experience in the field than the other internships. Knowledge of all aspects of web design is recommended. We are always trying to optimize our website, blogs, flats, and traffic on our website, so any ideas to help optimization of SuiteLife is always up for discussion. No matter what type of internship in Barcelona with SuiteLife you have, the whole team helps with posting, updating, and taking down listings from a variety of different real estate websites. SuiteLife’s members are young, exciting, and driven to grow the company so it makes for a positive work environment. There are endless opportunities with any of these internships and the sky isn't even a limit for SuiteLife. If you are interested or have further questions, you can email us or submit an application here. These internships are unpaid, but have many advantages that come with them. We look forward to talking with you! Thanks, The SuiteLife Team

Tel: +34 615384745 Email: info@suitelife.com Address: c/Aribau 80, Atico 2a 08036, Bcn-Spain

]]> 3767 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/free-things-to-do-in-barcelona/ Wed, 27 Jul 2016 14:12:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3825 Free things to do in Barcelona! Barcelona is full of sights to be seen and adventures to be endured. Among the paid-entrance attractions, there are many free things to do in Barcelona. Check out this list of tips and things to do free of charge!

1. Public Art and Architecture

There is endless street art and architecture to see in Barcelona. A great way to explore the city while also seeing famous art and architecture is by walking from different Gaudi buildings, to the gothic quarter and so on. My favorite part of doing this is that you end up wondering and might bump into something exciting you were not expecting to see. One thing that I bumped into were these awesome ‘mobile canvases’.

2. Cathedrals and Museums

There are certain times of the day in which some cathedrals are free. For an example, La Catedral in Barri Gotic is free in the early mornings and late afternoons. To see about different Cathedrals, you can check on their websites. Numerous museums are FREE on Sundays! Museu Picasso is just one example, but there are many more. Some museums are only free from 3-8PM on Sundays and others are free on one given day a month (usually the first Wednesday or Sunday of the month).

3. Park Guell

Park Guell is one of Barcelona’s biggest attractions. It is very lush with different plants, beautiful architecture and winding pathways to venture through the park on. During the day, entrance to one of Gaudi’s famous terrace and bench creations is normally 7 euros, but after 9:30PM entrance is free! When I went at 9:30PM, the lighting was perfect to snap a picture of the whole city and then watch the city lights come to life. It was the perfect amount of time and added to my list of free things to do in Barcelona!

4. Font Magica

Font Magica (Magic Fountain) is a fountain that puts on a show for people with music, lights and of course water! The show has been said to be as good as or even better than the famous one in Las Vegas! Take a stroll over there after the sun goes down and prepare yourself to be amazed.

5. Cinema Lliure

Cinema Lliure is an event that takes place on the Sant Sebastià beach. They show many independent films on Thursday and Sunday evenings. It is a great time with family and friends to bring some snacks, drinks and something to sit on to enjoy the films!

6. Parc de la Ciutadella

Parc de la Ciutadella is a huge park that always has different activities and events going on. People go here to get exercise, play games, do fun activities, have a picnic and also to see the breath-taking fountain. There is a zoo in the park as well, but you have to pay to get in. When I went to Parc de la Ciutadella, I took time to walk around the lake filled with people in row boats and to admire the architecture of the fountain. I also ended up going into the zoo to see the Kangaroos!

7. Carmel Bunkers

The Carmel Bunkers is a great place to go for an amazing view of Barcelona! I went there at sunset and there were tons of people hanging out up there with friends and family having drinks while enjoying the views.

8. Arc de Triomf

The Arc de Triomf is another one of Barcelona’s great attractions. It is located by Parc de la Ciutadella and has a beautiful, expansive street for only pedestrians to walk down. Visiting the arc is a great way to see a historic site for free!

9. La Rambla

La Rambla is the most famous street in Barcelona and one of the most famous streets in the world. It is filled with people, restaurants, shops and markets. La Rambla has gigantic trees lining each side of the street and has a very lively feel when strolling through. Personally, I love getting a large cone of gelato or a drink while taking a walk down the street going from shop to shop.

10. La Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Familia is the most famous Cathedral in Barcelona. It is constantly under construction, but still a must see! Sagrada Familia costs money to go inside, but the outside is amazing enough to go see itself. Make sure to walk all the way around the cathedral to see the different sides and architecture. These free things to do in Barcelona are just some of the many that are offered. There are other activities such as going to the beach, hiking, working out at the outdoor gym on the beach, and free walking tours! Hopefully you can see everything and keep your money in your wallet! -Jack]]> 3825 0 0 0 1987 https://vnlmxcasinodescargar.com vnlmxcasinodescargar]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/top-interior-designers-in-barcelona/ Fri, 29 Jul 2016 14:16:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3841 The best interior designers in Barcelona In this article you'll read about the best and most famous interior designers in Barcelona! It could be perfect for if you just bought an apartment or if you want to renovate yours or change the decoration! Interior designers really take into account your personnal tastes in order to do the best for you.

Jaime Beriestain

He was born in 1969 in Santiago de Chile. He opened his office in Barcelona in 2002 and his showroom in the center of Barcelona in 2010 (here you can find renovated furniture, books and some other things). Finally, in 2013 he opened his 500m² concept store and restaurant in the center of Barcelona. And now he works on many international projects including hotels, restaurants, shops and private houses. You'll see some of the things he designed in the pictures below. [caption id="attachment_3892" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Restaurant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3893" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Concept Store[/caption] Where can you find him? Beriestain Interiores, SL - C/ Pau Claris, 190 – 2º2 - 08037 - BARCELONA Phone: +34 933 01 69 89 E-Mail: info@beriestain.com

Sara Folch

Sara Folch is one of the most renowned and famous interior designer of Barcelona! For her, each project is a way to innovate, to create unique and personal spaces. Each client is unique. With this philosophy, she successfully achieved a lot of projects including the design of a luxurious restaurant for the Hotel Arts in Barcelona or the reformation of an old 1,000m² Chalet to a modern mansion in Paris! She has a large team of technicians, architects, engineers, designers and craftsmen in her studio and together they do the whole project from conceiving the concept to execution and delivery. Look at the pictures below to see what she does! [caption id="attachment_3869" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Private house renovated[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3870" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Amazing walk-in closet[/caption] Her website Where can you find her? Av. Diagonal 491 Àtic 1r, 08029 Barcelona, Spain Phone: +34 932 80 04 28 E-Mail: interiorisme@sarafolch.com

Lazaro Rosa Violan

When he was a kid he already had the taste for Art so he took courses at the Academy of Fine Arts. Before being an interior designer, he his a painter and finds his inspiration everywhere. He realized his first project as an interior designer in Ibiza in 1990. It has an impact and in 2002, he decided to open his own studio which in still doing amazingly well. Look at what he's doing below! [caption id="attachment_3879" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Jewelry in Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3880" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Hotel in Barcelona[/caption] His website Where can you find him? Ali Bei 7, Entresuelo, 08010 Barcelona, Spain Phone: +34 932 45 41 04 E-Mail: info@lazarorosaviolan.com

Eva Martinez

Eva Martinez has two main principles : eclectism and harmony. She specializes in contrast and likes create cozy and warm spaces by linking different elements. She designs, reforms and decorates houses but also public spaces. Her slogan is "En diseño me encantan los contrastes" which means "What I love in design are contrasts", the following pictures will show you her work and illustrate her philosophy! [caption id="attachment_3866" align="aligncenter" width="800"] The Serras - Barcelona[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3865" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Club Soma - Barcelona[/caption] Her website Phone: +34 600 42 49 83 E-Mail: info@evamartinezinteriordesign.com

Marta Prats

She was born in Barcelona in 1960 and has always been attracted by the world of art and design. She studied Arts and Graphic Design but then she desiced to specialized in photography. Then, she started to refinish furniture and to decorate many interiors. Then, she associates with another interior designer and together they do a lot of projects until she decided to work alone on private and public spaces. Look at her work below! [caption id="attachment_3867" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Total reform of a private house[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3868" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Reform of a private house[/caption] Her Website Phone: +34 654 54 16 28 E-Mail: mprats60@yahoo.es

Toni Segui

Toni Segui is a decorator, stylist, interior designer and events designer. He is famous for his originality, he transforms conventional spaces in marvellous and colourful spaces. He puts imagination in every projects that's why he is so renowned. [caption id="attachment_3874" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Interior design[/caption] [caption id="attachment_3875" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Events design - Wedding[/caption] His website Where can you find him? Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel, 30, 08006 Barcelona, Spain Phone: +34 933 68 36 54 E-Mail: info@toniseguibarcelona.com

Toni Lanza - Inedit

He is a interior designer who founed his own firm "Inedit" based in Barcelona. He has a multi-skilled team with designers, architects and interior designers and together they can provide unique customised style with highly competitive price. They take care of the whole project  so that you just have to move in and enjoy when it's done but they will always take the customers' needs into account. His website Where can you find him? Avenida Diagonal 463 bis, 08036 Barcelona, Spain Phone: +34 934 94 10 03 E-Mail: interioristes@inedit-interioristas.es

Susanna Cots

Susanna has been working as an interior designer for more than 15 years. In 2001 she decided to open her own studio with a team of creative people working in different fields of design. Together they do projects in commercial and private spaces. Susanna has studios in Barcelona, Girona and even in Hong Kong and she won a lot of awards for different projects that you'll be able to see below.   Her website Phone: +34 931 69 13 65 E-Mail: info@susannacots.com

Donna Kelley

She started her business as an interior designer in Barcelona in 1990. During these years, she has recruted a team of amazing professionals with who she can work on pretty much everything concerning design, decoration or renovation. The team likes very much challenges and they will always find something to meet your wishes and budget! Take a look at what they already did below! Her website Where can you find her? Carrer de Maó, 21, 08022 Barcelona Phone: +34 932 11 20 93 E-Mail: donna@kelley-art-design.com   I hope you enjoy a lot reading this article about interior designers in Barcelona and I hope you found your happiness there if you need to redecorate or renovate your home but want a professional to do it. You can of course redecorate yourself for cheap or buy new furniture to refresh your home instead of hiring an interior designer! Don't forget to tell us if you have any suggestion or if you want to share your experience, we'll be happy to read your comment :). Jenny' :)]]> 3841 0 0 0 252 https://www.tugmuseum.com/home-interior-designer/ 0 0 262 http://www.futurehabitat.club/2018/11/21/home-interior-designers/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/made-in-barcelona-top-10-creations/ Thu, 11 Aug 2016 16:48:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3904 Made in Barcelona - The Top 10 Creations the Catalan City has to Offer From chairs to lollipops to opera singers - Barcelona created more than just La Ramblas. For you we found the Top 10 things and people made in Barcelona that make all of our lifes so much better.

1. Chupa Chups Lollipops

Enric Bernat the inventor of the "bonbon with a stick" first got the idea when he heard a mother cursing as her child got sticky hands from melting sweets. In his opinion back then sweets were not designed with the main consumers in mind who obviously were children. So in 1958 he started to produce striped bonbons on wooden sticks for one peseta each. The newly founded Chupa Chups company soon became a complete success and within five years the sweets were being sold at 300.000 outlets. Since then the company has grown and grown and is making millions of Euros of profit every year. An additional fun fact you might want to know is that the surrealist painter Salvador Dalí himself designed the logo of the lollipops made in Barcelona.    

2. Desigual

As colourful and diverse as the city itself is the design of the clothes of the brand Desigual. Founded in Barcelona in 1984 by the Swiss businessman Thomas Meyer the company represents a philosophy of positivity, tolerance and fun. The clothing brand is known for its asymmetrical patchwork designs, graffiti art, intense prints and the many many colours. Matching with their philosophy Desigual uses marketing concepts like Magic Stories, Wow, Life is cool and All Together. So for your next shopping trip absolutely keep Desigual in mind it's worth it.  

3. Juanola Mints

Everybody knows the horrors of bad breath or coughing attacks right? A Made in Barcelona solution to these problems was born in the Grácia district in 1906. The inventor of the tiny pastilles was the pharmacist Manuel Juanola Reixach who started to produce them in his pharmacy on the basis of his own special formula. The rhomboid shaped mints alleviate the cough, clear the voice and refresh the mouth. But be careful when you want to share them with a friend they will always end up with a handful because Juanola Mints never come alone.  

4. The Street Artist Band "Made in Barcelona"

In Barcelona you can easily run into street artists at every corner. They fill the streets with music and help the city to its happy and easy-going atmosphere. As most of the bands and singers are remarkably accomplished you should always take some time to listen to their music at the big plazas as well as in tiny alleyways. One of those iconic bands is the "Made in Barcelona" which has been performing in the same spot at the Barcelona Pier since their foundation in 2007. The group is composed of musicians from Cuba, France, Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Colombia and Uruguay. Together they create a comical, explosive and original show of Latin music in the streets of Barcelona. The artists are also part of other bands and several popular music projects all over the world, including collaborations with musicians like Manu Chao. So to listen to some really good latin music go and find the band at their usual spot - as long as they are not traveling the world right now.  

5. The Bonamusa chair

Even though the name itself might not ring a bell the Bonamusa chair is used everywhere. It originally was designed by Antoni Bonamusa in Barcelona so that all the UN delegates could sit in the Human Rights and Alliance of Civilizations Room in Geneva. It is a chair with a joining system for easy application, stacking or transport which is ideal for multi-use rooms. Even though it is not the best looking piece of furniture you have to admit it's just so practical.  

6. The Barceloneta Bomb

One thing that absolutely deserves to be called Made in Barcelona is the popular ball-shaped tapa originally from the district of Barceloneta. Even though the name sounds a bit scary the only things that are exploding here are your taste buds. As Barceloneta was the area most heavily bombed during the Civil War the title fits quite well. The tapa is a spicy potato-meat ball often served with aioli and hot sauße. When times were a little less politically correct you could order the bomb in three variations of spiciness: the macho man, the queer and the lady.  

7. Estrella Damm Beer

Do you want to try some real Barcelonian beer? Then you have to get a bottle of Estrella Damm Beer as it is a popular beer made in Barcelona. August Kuentzmann Damm a guy originally from Alsace founded the brewery in 1875 and the brand soon became one of the most famous ones in Spain. The beer is also called Mediterranean Lager Beer because it was adapted to the warm climate and is much lighter than the central European beer types. The latest innovation of the Damm brewery is a beer called Inedit refined with spices like orange peel, cilantro or licorice. But don't be surprised: Inedit is being served in a white wine glass.    

8. José Carreras

A real celebrity made in Barcelona is the opera singer Josep Carreras who was born in the district of Sants. In its prime his voice was regarded as one of the most beautiful tenor voices of that time. During his previous career he impersonated more than 60 roles and performed in the world's leading opera houses. Together with Plácido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti he started the operatic singing group the Three Tenors. You know that one right? Carreras also never stops to emphasize how much he loves Catalunya and Barcelona in particular. So next time you hear him sing remember that he started his career in this beautiful city.  

9. El Pez

A brightly smiling fish - that is the trademark of the world-renowned street artist El Pez from the Barcelona Suburb of Sant Adriá. Since 1999 he has practiced his trade on the streets of his hometown as well as in urban spaces in London, Miami or Bogotá to name just a few. The figure of the grinning fish is supposed to spread positive vibes to the people passing by, using the smile as a universal and timeless language. However the fish is not his only character. Over the last years El Pez has been creating several other motives like demons, angels, martians and giraffes. The one thing all of them have in common? Right, an infectious and big unique smile. Nowadays he is showing his art in galleries, international art fairs and festivals. A real personality made in Barcelona.  

10. Sagrada Familia

Last but not least of course when thinking of things made in Barcelona we absolutely have to mention the Sagrada Familia. The church is one of the most famous landmarks of Barcelona and has been for years. What's so special about it you want to know? Apart from the extraordinary design, the funny thing is: up until this day the construction works on the Sagrada Familia aren't finished yet. They started building the church in 1882 and in 1883 the spanish architect Antoni Gaudí became involved. According to the latest plans the construction should be finished in the year 2026 which is also the centenary of Gaudí's death. But who knows for sure? At least there are still some of the project's greatest challenges waiting to be build.   We hope you enjoyed our top list of creations made in Barcelona and that we maybe even surprised you a little bit with some of them. Do you know any other interesting things that absolutely have to be on our list? Let us know in the comments below and we will add them.     - Annika]]> 3904 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ Thu, 08 Sep 2016 13:32:19 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3933 99 Things to Do in Barcelona - Experience the Real Barcelona

We could easily make you a list with much more than 99 things to do in Barcelona but we will focus on the really good ones here. As Barcelona is a very touristic city it has lots and lots of things to offer. Then again that does not mean you won't get bored due to lack of idea's. That is why we thought it would be good to provide you with this list. Here you will find activities that range from the touristic hot spots to insider restaurants, outdoor activities and much more. There is something for everybody here no matter if you live in Barcelona, visit frequently or if it's your first time in the city.  

Watersports

1. Wakeboarding

If you want an adrenaline rush and love speed this is the right choice for you even if you are a beginner. At the Cable Wake Park Barcelona you can not only improve your skills in wakeboarding but also practice waterskating and paddle surf.

2. Rent a boat

Rent a boat in the harbour and enjoy the sea for some hours! Just don’t forget your sunscreen so you don’t burn alive on the water.

3. Jetski

This is a really fun activity you should try once in your life so why not here in Barcelona. At the Port Olímpic for example you can easily rent a jetski for half an hour and enjoy the speed.

4. Stand-up Paddling

Pick up that Paddle and let's go surfing without waves! It's really fun and also a really good way to get your tan on, but keeping the balance is not as easy as it seems.

5. Kite-surfing

Accept the challenge because it's time to learn something new! It might not be an easy sport to learn but when you actually are able to do it you’ll never stop thinking about it.

6. Kayaking

When you don't trust your balance that much, kayaking is a good alternative to Paddle Surf. There are not many better ways to discover the Mediterranean sea in a gentle and relaxing manner.

7. Sailing

This is the perfect thing to do with your friends or your partner: book a sunset sailing trip and enjoy the wind and the waves with a glass of wine.

8. White Water Rafting

Experience a real thrill while going downstream with a group of friends or join a group and meet some new people. But prepare to get wet on this fast-paced river race adventure.

9. Swim in an Olympic pool

The pool in top of Montjuic remained from the Olympic Games of 1992 and is now open for the public to enjoy a good swim and an amazing view of the city.

 

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10. Paintball

It's time to battle! Take your best friends with you and take it up against the other teams in a good game of Paintball. This experience requires teamwork, stealth, agility and most important a desire to have fun.

11. Montserrat Monastery & Hiking Experience

Get those walking boots out of your closet! It's time for some sports, climb that mountain and enjoy the beautiful views this place has to offer! And don’t forget to snap a picture while you are there.

12. Go rollerskating or longboarding

If you enjoy longboarding or rollerskating the Barceloneta boardwalk is a great place to do so. You can enjoy a ride along the beach and maybe dive into the water real quick afterwards. It is also possible to rent longboards and rollerskates if you are just here for a visit or don't have your own gear.

13. Go Bungee Jumping

Enjoy the adrenaline rush and the intensive feeling of the free fall when you jump off the bridge with a bungee cord. Are you tough enough for this experience?

14. Tennis

Get out of the city and up on the mountains where the tennis fields are located, away from the busyness of Barcelona. Rent your equipment there or take your own gear and enjoy a nice match of tennis.

15. Beach Volley

Along all the beaches in Barcelona you will find multiple fields where you can spend your time playing volley with your friends or strangers who might become friends. A perfect activity if you don't just want zu lie lazily on the beach.    

Relax

 

16. Go on a jazz boat tour

This is definitely one of the most relaxing things to do during the golden hour in Barcelona. Get out of the crowd and relax on a boat while listening to some amazing jazz tunes and watching the sunset.

17. Relax on the beach

It sounds plain but sometimes it is really nice to just lie in the soft sand for a while enjoying the sun on your skin and now and then cool down in the water. Barcelona offers more than enough beaches like Barceloneta, Cuitadella or Bogatell. If that isn't enough for you you can easily take the train to Castelldefels.

18. Take a stroll through Parc Cuitadella

The Parc Cuitadella is also called Barcelona's urban "green lung" and it is not an ordinary park. For the universal exhibition in 1888 the architect Josep Fontseré designed various buildings and a beautiful fountain that make the park really worth a visit.

19. Watch a movie under the stars

In Barcelona there are various places that show movies in the open air during the summer months. Just make sure to bring your own seat as they most often do not provide it. To make the evening perfect you can also take something nice to eat and drink with you.

20. Visit the botanical gardens

The Jardín Botànic is located between the Castell de Montjuic and the Olympic stadium and offers 14 hectares of typical vegetation of six different climate zones like Australia, California and Chile.

21. Hike an bike through Collserola park

When you want to escape the hustle of the city for a little while the Parc Collserola is the perfect place to go to. In the 80-sq-km park you can do some hiking or biking and also learn something about the environment in the 15th century farmhouse Can Coll.

22. Arabic style bath at “Aire de Barcelona”

This place is perfect to forget all your worries while enjoying amazing baths and massages. The "Aire de Barcelona" is a hammam with a great reputation as it has locations in New York, Chicago, Almeria and is soon opening another one in Paris.

23. Try out a cooking class

Here's something for your taste buds: Cook some delicious catalan dish with the help of a professional cook. It's the perfect way to impress your friends and family at home with your newly learned cooking skills.

24. Go to the Opera

Listening to impressive classical music is always a good way to shut out the world around you and just be in the moment. The Gran Teatre del Liceu is the catalan city's biggest opera house which hosts popular operas like for example 'The Magic Flute'.

25. Watch a movie in the Cinema

Going to the cinema is never a bad idea as soon as you start to feel bored or just lazy or the weather just isn't good. There is nothing better than sitting down in a comfortable cinema chair and let the screen entertain you for a good two hours. A lot of cinemas in Barcelona also show movies in English like for example the Renoir Floridablanca.

26. Visit 'Bunkers del Carmel'

If you enjoy a good view this is a must-see on your list of things to do in Barcelona. The 'Bunkers del Carmel' offer an amazing 360 degree view over the city. The best time to visit is during the sunset as people sit on top of the bunkers and watch the sun go down with some drinks and snacks brought from home. Be sure to check how to get there and also how to get back as in the evening there are less buses.

27. Relax on Ocata beach

If you are done with going to the crowded beaches of Barcelona and want to go to a more relaxed one then the Ocata beach is a good option for you. It also offers sand, sun and sea but in a more peaceful atmosphere, also the water tends to be cleaner here.  

Markets

  Barcelona has many pretty squares which during some days of the week are taken over by markets where people sell goods from books over flowers to furniture and many more things. Here are  some of the markets we think are worth visiting.

28. Art Market Mercadillo de la Plaça de Sant Josep

A few Catalan artists and their easels gathered in the shadow of a church compose the Mercadillo de la Plaça de Sant Josep. Even though there aren't more than 15 artists, together they cover every style from watercolors to oils and much more.

29. Flea market Fira de Nautumismo

The Fira de Nautumismo is a collector's paradise with for example coins and stamps en masse and takes place on the Plaça Reial every Sunday. Fun-fact: When in the afternoon the official market closes and the police is off doing their siesta, some of the elderly locals haul out their own stuff to sell.

30. The odd flea market Encants Barcelona

At this place you will find everything and by everything we mean literally everything. You can buy antiques, cosmetics, power tools, furniture and much much more. However if you are looking for real bargains you will have to arrive early as antique auctions for example take place at 7 o'clock in the morning.

31. Flower market Mercat de la Concepcio

This is a lovely sweet-smelling and colourful market close to Passeig de Gràcia where it's nice to just pop by and have a look around. If you are a little bit of a gardener you might come across some interesting plants that you have never seen before.

32. La Boqueria market

It is probably the most popular market of the catalan city and might already be on your list of things to do in Barcelona. Located on La Rambla you can fill your stomach with tons of delicious and fresh food that is piled up all around you.  

Craft beers

  The craft beer scene in Barcelona is growing faster and faster! That's why all over the city you can find places which offer some delicious craft beers. Many of them make their own ones but also offer beers from other breweries. Here are our favorites:  

33. BierCaB

BierCaB is definitely our favorite of them all for two reasons. First of all they offer a really wide range of beers as there are always 30 sorts available on tap and even more bottled beers. And second: in addition to that BierCaB has a great food menu which is reasonably priced.

34. Brewdog

At the Brewdog you can enjoy your beer in an amazing atmosphere choosing from 20 taps. But don't worry if you aren't that familiar with beer brands the staff will help you to find the right one for your taste.

35. Kaelderkold

The Kaelderkold is not only a good craft beer bar for men but also for women because they offer the perfect bait to attract females: beer cocktails.    

Restaurants

 

36. Spoonik

When you want to experience something extraordinary Spoonik is absolutely the right choice for you. During a 15 course menu you get to use all your senses because they create a show around the food with sound effects, video animation on your table and the perfect wine for each course.

37. Boca Grande

If you are looking to have a really nice evening with good food in a sterling atmosphere then this is the restaurant you should go to! It is beautifully decorated inside with little details all over the walls and ceiling. Boca Grande has a Restaurant on its ground floor, a roof terrace for cocktails and an unusual bathroom downstairs where many people tend to spend their time taking pictures.

38. LLamber

Are you ready for an explosion of your taste buds? At the Llamber you will get something not only for your stomach but also for your eye as the tapas here are served beautifully and additionally taste really delicious.

39. Uma

Like the Spoonik the Uma offers a menu with various courses that will make you feel like the food is not from this world. It is a very small place and because of its delicious creations really popular so make sure to make a reservation early enough.

40. Have a budget sushi lunch at Kamiya

Any sushi lovers here? For a quick sushi lunch you should add the Kamiya to your list of things to do in Barcelona. Here you can get a really tasty menu of 4 plates including a drink and coffee for just 10 euros.

41. Dans le Noir

How does it feel to not be able to use all your senses anymore? At the Dans le Noir you can experience the sensation of not being able to see while eating in a pitch-dark environment. That way the flavour of the dishes is at the forefront.

42. Kokun Restaurant

'Life is too short to waste it eating and drinking badly' that's the daring slogan of chef Xavi Moreno who is responsible for the dishes at Kokun using only the most natural ingredients possible in his creations.

43. Sol Soler

The tapas bar Sol Soler is located in the heart of Gracia at the lovely Plaça del Sol. Here you can choose from a wide range of delicious tapas and enjoy them with your friends in a casual and trendy atmosphere.

 

Brunch & Treats

Brunch has to be one of our favorite lazy morning activities: sleep in, don't hurry and then make your way to some place to eat for an hour or two. The Brunch scene in Barcelona is still young and growing which means new premises are opening everywhere. Here are the best ones:  

44. Cosmo

Located just behind the University of Barcelona is our favorite brunch place. Cosmo offers a good and well priced menu with amazing food and drinks. We would suggest ordering "The Munch" as it's filling and offers more than just one flavor. Cosmo is not the only venue of its kind as they have more locations under different names like "Cafe Cometa" and "Orïon".

45. Brunch & Cake

Famous for its delicious cakes and cupcakes Brunch & Cake usually has a long queue in front if you don't arrive early enough. The cakes at this place are simply amazing and we can't say anything different about the rest of the food, it is definitely worth a visit.

46. Meatpacking Bistro

Do you want to feel as if you traveled all around the world to New York City? Then this is the perfect place for you. The Meatpacking Bistro convinces with a casual living room atmosphere, with book shelves, couches and of course delicious food.

47. Petit Pot Bistro

In a rustic-style environment the Petit Pot Bistro serves a really good fairly priced brunch with for example eggs benedict and french toast. It's a place with a nice cozy atmosphere and attentive staff.

48. Ugot

Ugot got our attention because of the amazing decoration they have inside. All the walls in this place are decorated with items worth looking at like shiny old antiques and great wall papers. Actually everything in this place makes you feel as if you traveled back in time. And of course Ugot also offers amazing food and drinks on their menu, especially the burgers are really good.

49. Caravelle

The Caravelle is THE location for young people and students as it is a really hip and chill place. Here you can get one of the best smashed avocado toasts in town as well as for example delicious banana bread and homemade lemonade.

50. Chök the chocolate kitchen

Chök - the name says it all! At this place you can get everything in some way related to chocolate: from donuts to cronuts to other pastry -  basically everything that qualifys to be coated with chocolate.  And it's so delicious!

 

Family & Friends

 

51. PortAventura World

Visiting this theme park might be the best thing to do if you want to spend a good time with your kids in Barcelona, as you won't have to drag them through the streets while every 10 minutes they ask when it's time to go to the beach. The park is divided in various themed zones like China, Mexico or the Far West and offers a whole lot of fun with many exciting rollercoasters.

52. PortAventura Aquatic Park

Here you can't be afraid of getting wet because you definitely will. If you like action you can try out all kinds of slides and if you just want to relax while your kids romp around there are a lot of quiet zones as well.

53. Watch the magic fountain show

In the evening the fountain at the root of Montjuïc comes to life to compose a magical show of water, lights and music. Many people compare it to the fountain show at the Bellagio in Las Vegas and rate it even better!

54. Tibidabo amusement park

At 500 meters high the Tibidabo amusement park is the highest point of again the highest mountain of Barcelona. This obviously makes this site also called the magic mountain one of the most amazing look out points for a view over the city.

55. L'Aquàrium Barcelona

If you are a fan of the life under the sea L'Aquàrium is the perfect place to visit as here you can see more than 11.000 different marine creatures and an underwater tunnel going through the shark tank.

56. Escape room

Can you escape? During this adventure game you have to use all the brain cells you have left to get out of a room using the elements inside to solve a series of puzzles.

57. Barcelona Bosc Urba

Looking for some adventure within the city limits? Then you definitely have to try the 50 plus attractions of the Urban Jungle Barcelona with zip lines, bungee jumping, log rolls and much more.

58. CosmoCaixa Museum

Wear your nerd glasses because here you will learn a whole lot about everything concerning science at various exhibitions. One highlight is the Planetarium which takes you on an incredible journey through space and time, past the planets and stars of the universe.

 

Party

The club scene in Barcelona is big and booming, you can easily make the night your day! This makes it a great place for partying and at least one night out should be on your list of things to do in Barcelona. Here are some of the best and most well known night venues from which you can choose.

59. Swing your hips at Sala Razzmatazz

The huge club Sala Razzmatazz offers 3700 m2 of dancefloor split up in five different spaces with another music genre in everyone of them like indie pop, alternative rock or electro. Also from time to time the club hosts amazing concerts, just check out the event calender on their website.

60. Chupitos Esprit

With the price of two euros per shot of alcohol Chupitos is the perfect place to go for pre-drinking before moving on to one of the bigger clubs of the city. In their multiple locations all over the city they offer more than 200 different kinds of shots which are served in a witty way.

61. Old Fashioned - Gin Tonic & Cocktail Bar

When you like really good cocktails and a casual but fancy atmosphere the Old Fashioned Bar is definitely the right adress for you. The barkeepers here sure know how to prepare a tasty Gin Tonic.

62. Sala Apolo

Located inside an old theater the club is the perfect choice for you if you like techno or rock. Additionally to various DJ's the club also regularly hosts concerts of several genres. So let's get this party started!

63. El Bosc de les Fades

Once you take a step over the threshold of this bar you will feel like you have been transported to an enchanted forest. Decorated with trees, leaves and little lanterns it radiates a special charm while you enjoy your well-priced food and drinks.

64. Touch Music Karaoke

You love to sing under the shower? So why not take your voice to a stage? At the Touch Music Karaoke you can choose from thousands of songs to present to the audience which is so much fun, you will see!

65. Otto Zutz

At this club the crowd is very young and ready to party all night long on the three dancefloors. If you can keep up this is the perfect location for a looong party night with good drinks and hip hop music.

66. Piknic Electronik

This outdoor event is a must go to during the summer months if you are a fan of techno music. It takes place every sunday on the Montjuic mountain and you can have a good time with your friends in the sun, dancing and having drinks. It's the perfect place to spend a sunny sunday while you are in Barcelona.

67. Let's go salsa dancing at Club Mojito

One venue you should really check out is the Club Mojito a salsa bar in the district of Eixample. Here you can dance to the latest latin songs and even learn how to dance salsa in the clubs own school. Additionally every sunday a 100% cuban band is playing live music for all the salsa fans.

68. Drink Absinthe in a really old bar

The Bar Marsella is the oldest bar of Barcelona where people like Gaudi, Picasso and Dali used to go for a drink. As Absinthe is the specialty of the house just light the sugar, let it melt and try one of the strongest alcohols you'll ever taste.

 

Tours

 

69. Vesping through the city

Getting around by foot and metro can get boring and time consuming, therefore renting a scooter to get around the city is the best option as you can meander your way through the traffic and park almost everywhere.

70. Photo bike tour Barcelona

What happens when you combine three elements like a passion for photography, a beautiful city and a clean, modern form of transport? You get the perfect way to discover the prettiest corners of Barcelona in a fun and comfortable way using an e-bike.

71. Helicopter tour over Barcelona

This should be on your bucket-list already and why not realize this dream over such a beautiful city as Barcelona. Discover the impressive Sagrada Familia, the port and much more from the bird's-eye view. An experience you will never forget!

72. Hot air balloon tour over Catalunya

When you want to leave the hustle and bustle of Barcelona behind for one day, an early-morning hot-air baloon flight is the perfect way to do so. Experience outstanding views over Catalunya from heights of up to 900 meters feeling the sense of freedom and tranquility while floating through the air.

73. Tapas and wine walking tour through Barcelona

You like delicious food and drinks? Then a tapas and wine walking tour is a good way for you to taste the best Barcelona has to offer. Here you will learn how to order tapas and discover some of the most unique bars and cafes of the catalan city.

74. Photoshoot tour

At this tour you will not be taking photos yourself, instead a professional photographer will take stunning pictures of you in front of the most spectacular spots in Barcelona. This way you get to discover the city and have amazing photos to remember it by.

75. Street art and bike tour

Barcelona offers a lot of amazing street art everywhere you look so why not jump on a bike and take a morning ride through the world of art on Barcelonas streets. If you want to challenge your inner artist you can also try out a workshop yourself.    

Museums

76. Camp NOU

The FC Barcelona is one of the most successful soccer clubs of the world and the Camp Nou is its home stadion. In the stadiums own museum you can learn all about the clubs history and have a look behind the scenes.

77. Walk on Picasso's traces

The Picasso Museum offers more than 4000 pieces of art from Picasso's youth which equals the most extensive collection of his works. It is being exhibited in five medieval palaces in Barcelona's Ribera and of course a Mekka for a lot of artlovers.

78. Poble Espanyol

It's time to learn something about the spanish culture and Poble Espanyol is the place for you to do so. The open-air museum built in 1929 on the Montjuic recreates a spanish village with characteristical houses from different regions like Andalusia and Basque country.

79. Sagrada Familia

This obviously has to be on our list of things to do in Barcelona as it is the most famous sight of the city and really worth seeing. It stands out because of its stunning and exceptional architecture designed by Antoni Gaudi and is not finished until now. Be sure to book your ticket beforehand because otherwise you will have to wait for a long time to get inside.

80. Park Güell

Another Gaudi masterpiece is the Park Güell which resembles a phantasy-like landscape with modernism buildings and a lot of colours.

81. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

The MNAC is located on the Montjuic mountain and housed inside the Palau Nacional, a huge italian-style building from 1929. It hosts Catalan art and design from the late 19th and early 20th century as well as a collection of romanesque church paintings.

82. Museu de la Xocolata

This is definitely something for sweet tooths who love chocolate! At the museum they show the history of chocolate in Europe, with several artworks and sculptures made out of it. In the Sala Barcelona you can even find buildings like the Sagrada Familia made of chocolate.

83. Casa Milà

In Barcelona there is just no way around the modernism architect Gaudi as he influenced and designed a lot of buildings such as for example Casa Milà. The house was constructed for the Milà-family in 1906 and because of its unusual design is an absolute must-see.

84. Museu d'Art Contemporani

This museum is located in the neighbourhood of Raval, on the website you can see what kind of exhibition is being presented at the moment. Also if you like skateboarding this museum is a great location as there are always some skateboarders practicing their skills.    

Rooftops

 

85. W-Hotel

The W-Hotel rooftop bar is a perfect place to grab a cocktail while enjoying the beautiful city of Barcelona on one side and the gorgeous Mediterranean sea on your other side. It is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona where people like to see and be seen.

86. Majestic Hotel

This rooftop bar is one of the most luxurious and glamorous ones in Barcelona where people chill on sofas, drink delicious cool cocktails and relax at the pool with wonderful views of the Sagrada Familia and the Montjuic.

87. Grand Hotel Central

This one is considered as one of the best rooftop bars in Barcelona with possibly the most spectacular deck in the city centre, with its infinity pool and close-up views of Barcelona’s rooftops.

88. Grand Hotel La Florida

Located on the mountain of Tibidabo this is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona that completely trumps the rest of them as it is impossible to find a bar with a better view over the city than this one. Getting there however isn't that easy so you should plan your way there timely.

89. The Condes de Barcelona

This is one of the rooftop bars in Barcelona that is quiet new, located on famous Passeig de Gracia. It offers amazing views over Gaudi’s Casa Milà and Sagrada Familia, low, moody lighting and occasional live music performances.    

Events

 

90. Fiestas de los Barrios

These are events you cannot miss when you are in Barcelona in August and September. The various districts of the city arrange their own street festivals with imaginative decoration, music, food and drinks. Most of the people say they like the Festa Major de Gràcia the most so be sure to check it out.

91. La Mercè

The Festes de la Mercè is a huge city festival in honor of the patroness of Barcelona La Mercè. It takes place around the 24th of September and offers almost 500 events all over the city like the human towers called Castellers, Correfoc - the fire spitting dragons - and the Gigantes.

92. Sónar Festival

It is one of the most prestigious festivals for electronical music and multimedia art and the biggest one of its kind in Europe. It takes place on the third weekend of june every year and is visited by 120 000 people. Even if you are not the biggest electro fan it is absolutely worth your time.

93. Fira de Santa Llúcia

When you are in Barcelona during the time before christmas you should have a look at the christmas market Fira de Santa Llúcia which is set up around the Barcelona Cathedral every year. It is the oldest christmas market of the city and offers around 300 stalls selling among other things a lot of handmade items.

94. La Diada

The National Day of Catalunya also just called La Diada is a very important day-long festival in the catalan city and all over Catalunya which takes place on the 11th of September. During this day there are demonstrations all over  Barcelona and many museums like the MNAC offer free entrances.

 

Shopping

 

95. L'illa Diagonal

Shop till you drop - if that's your motto of the day then L'illa Diagonal mall is the perfect place for you. Here you can choose between a multitude of shops and food stalls in a elegant atmosphere.

96. La Cereria Subirà

Travel through time by visiting the oldest shop of Barcelona La Cereria Subirà. Surrounded by the original baroque décor you can find candles in every size and form, made out of high-quality beeswax and paraffin.

97. Lomography

When you like everything that has to do with photography you should definitely visit this stylish store as it offers a wide range of cameras like the Sardina Camera or the FishEye Camera as well as books, t-shirts and much more.

98. Soap Paradise

In the center of the Gothic Quarter, a little bit hidden the soap factory Sabater Hermanos is one of those unusual little stores that you can stumble across here in Barcelona. Here you can find every shape and aroma of soap you can ever imagine.

99. Buy souvenirs at Wawas Barcelona

Are you tired of the run-of-the-mill souvenirs you can buy in every little shop on the Rambla? Here is something worth your time: TheWawa is a refreshing alternative for people who want to take home a little bit of the 'real Barcelona' as it offers great souvenirs made in the catalan city but not the usual stuff.   Wow that's a looong list but with it you will get a whole lot out of the city, we promise! We hope you enjoyed reading through it, do you know something that absolutely has to be on the list as well?     - Samuel & Annika  ]]> 3933 0 0 0 1815 https://5500betpaga.info 5500betpaga if you're hunting for something new]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/extreme-sports-in-barcelona/ Tue, 06 Sep 2016 09:38:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4007 Extreme Sports in Barcelona Are you visiting Barcelona and looking for something exciting to do to liven up your trip? There are many extreme sports in Barcelona for you to consider. In and around the city of Barcelona you can find extreme activities such as, rock climbing, sky diving, mountain bike, wake board, free jump, rafting or hiking. Here is some more information on each of these extreme sports in Barcelona.

1. Mountain Biking

When it comes to mountain biking in Barcelona there are trails for every level. Around the city there are a lot of National Parks which have trails as well as the mountain that surrounds the city. Mountain biking is a good way to get out of the city and explore the more natural side of Barcelona. If you’re interested in mountain biking while you’re here check out Terra Diversion, they offer GPS self-guided and guided mountain biking tours year round.

2. Rock Climbing

If you are interested in rock climbing during your time in Barcelona there are a few different indoor and outdoor places to go climbing. In the city I found an indoor gym, Sharma Climbing BCN, which offers gear rentals and day passes to go climbing. If you would rather go outside enjoy the nature and see more of the beauty of the city Barcelona Climb offers guided trips for climbers of different levels.

3. Wake boarding, Paddle Surfing, and other Water Sports

If water sports are more of your thing then there are extreme sports in Barcelona for you too! Barcelona’s location on the the Mediterranean Sea provides for a lot of options when it comes to water sports. In the Sant Marti neighborhood of Barcelona you will find multiple of the cities beaches.  Just north of these beaches you can find The Barcelona Cable Park, a company where you can practice wake boarding, wake skating and paddle surfing without leaving the city. [embed]https://vimeo.com/131700750[/embed] Open to all levels, you can pay for time to go out on the water and do the sport of your choice. If interested in other sports check out our blog on Barcelona Activities.

4. Bungee Jumping

If you're not afraid of heights and looking for a real adrenaline rush during your time in Barcelona, you should try bungee jumping! Just an hour outside of Barcelona you can enjoy the view of Costa Brava or if you can't make it that far stay closer to the city in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia.

5. Skydiving

One of the most extreme sports in Barcelona is Skydiving! Around the city you may find many different areas to  skydive. Enjoy an extreme adrenaline rush during your 1-minute free-fall. If you're interested, check out SkyDiveBCN for prices and more details. [embed]https://vimeo.com/76000223[/embed] Now you know about some of the extreme sports in Barcelona and you should have no problem making your trip lively and exciting. There or no excuses for a boring stay in the city. I hope this blog has helped you enjoy your stay in the most extreme way. If you have done any other extreme sports in Barcelona or know of something that is not on this list, comment and let us know!  ]]> 4007 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> 203 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 1955 https://nesinefutbol.com at yarışı tahminleri nesine]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-radio-english/ Mon, 03 Oct 2016 14:10:27 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4191 Barcelona Radio The other day we visited Barcelona radio station BarcelonaCity FM, the first and one of the only english speaking radio stations in Barcelona. If you are a non-native Spanish speaker this radio station is a good media outlet. Not only are they the only english speaking Barcelona radio station but they are also the only Barcelona radio station to give the local news in english. Working with 65 Dj's, BarcelonaCity FM have created an interactive experience with their listeners. Using radio, SoundCloud, MixCloud, and live streaming on Facebook they have been able to reach a large international audience in Barcelona.  

From 9am-9pm they focus on People, Music, and Chat featuring segments such as Barcelona People with Jim Kent and The Full English Breakfast with Anarosa. After 9pm 107.3 FM is the sound of Barcelona. During these hours they are playing a series of House and EDM shows. Some of the best house music Djs in the city have been on air with them. You can listen to these shows and segments live on 107.3FM.

If you enjoyed this blog and this Barcelona radio station check out our blog on other English-Speaking services in Barcelona and make the move to Barcelona a little easier. If you have any other suggestions on English speaking services, activities, or entertainment please share it with us in the comments!

]]> 4191 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/co-working-spaces-in-barcelona/ Fri, 28 Oct 2016 09:25:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4256 Best Co-Working Spaces in Barcelona

If your looking for a cool place to work, meet people, and get out of your home office, we have found some of the best co-working spaces in Barcelona. For those who have never heard of this idea of co-working. Co-working is a style of work that involves a shared working space in which those co-working are usually not employed by the same organization or company and typically not even in the same field of work. What those working in co-working spaces do have in common are that they are typically work-at-home professionals, independent contractors, or people who travel frequently who end up working in relative isolation. Co-working allows freelancers to escape the problem of isolation while working at home. Co-working spaces in Barcelona have exploded in popularity making Barcelona one of the biggest in Europe with over 100 office spaces. Here are some of the best co-working spaces in Barcelona.

1.Betahaus

Carrer de Vilafranca, 08024 Barcelona

This is one of the largest co-working spaces in Barcelona. The work space itself is a total of 2000m2, divided into 6 floors and 5 terraces. So you won’t lack space, for working or for your meetings. Betahaus Bcn is located in Gracia, a favorited neighborhood of Barcelona. Betahaus also has working spaces in Berlin, Hamburg, Sofia, Copenhagen and Vienna.

2.MOB (Makers of Barcelona)

Carrer de Bailén, 11, 08010 Barcelona

MOB (Makers of Barcelona) is located in a converted factory space of 1000m2 in the Eixample. There are over 100 members working there and most of the workers are international. MOB has many activities, events and workshops in areas of innovation, creativity/design, and entrepreneurship.

3.Blitz Gràcia

Carrer Ca l'Alegre de Dalt 55, 08024 Barcelona

Blitz Gracia is another one of the co-working spaces in Barcelona located in the favorited neighborhood of Gracia. Blitz Gracia is in an industrial space of 220m2 with two terraces overlooking the city and the sea. Synergies and a familiar work atmosphere is emphasized in this space. Here you can get to work in an open space flooded with natural light.

4.Crec

Carrer de Blesa 27, 08004 Barcelona

CREC is a coworking and education space located in a converted warehouse of over 1,000 square meters in the Poble-Sec neighborhood of Barcelona, with a new space opening in the Eixample District. It is the work place for over 100 members. Crec is very spacious and though feels cozy at the same time. The space offers meeting rooms, a relaxation space, therapy room, office space as well as a photo studio.

5.Talent Garden TAG Barcelona

Carrer de Muntaner, 239, 08021 Barcelona, Spain.

The Talent Garden is a welcoming spacious environment. It is 300m2 and hosts up to 35 members, from creative industries. Founded in Italy, the Talent garden can be found in 13 different locations worldwide.

6.Born Espai de Creació

Carrer Vigatans 11, 08003 Barcelona

Located in the heart of Barcelona in Born this co-working space is especially for professionals in the creative industry like artists, photographers, developers, graphic designers and more. About 30 coworkers use the space and include a real mix of internationals and locals, small companies and individual freelancers.

7.Transforma bcn

Carrer del Consell de Cent, 394, 08009 Barcelona, Spain

Transforma bcn is a 1,000m2 co-working space, located in the Eixample District. In this space you will find a community of people who enjoy exchanging ideas and creativity. There are many workshops, events or cultural activities around the space to improve the working environment and these workshops are held regularly.

8. UNI31

Ronda de la Universitat, 31, 08007, Barcelona, Spain Located just a few minutes walk from Plaça Catalunya and the University of Barcelona, Uni31 is a co-working space for entrepreneurs, startups and design, creativity and communication professionals. Located mere footsteps away from central Plaza Catalunya and its metro, not only are the 14 working spaces easily accessible but the bright co-working studio and meeting room are perfect for exchanging ideas and collaborating on new projects.  

We hope you enjoyed our blog on the best co-working spaces in Barcelona. These are no where near the only co-working spaces in Barcelona, as we mentioned before there are over 100, so there is sure to be one that fits you and your personality. If you are looking to share more than just your workspace but also a flat check out our blog on How To Find A Room In A Shared Flat In Barcelona. And don't forget to comment and let us know what your favorite co-working spaces are.

]]> 4256 0 0 0 237 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/coworking-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/messi-barcelona-home/ Mon, 12 Dec 2016 11:39:09 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4316 Messi’s Residence Barcelona Home: The meaning behind this architectural design Messi Barcelona home is an architectural beauty. Sure it looks incredible at first glance but there is more to this home that meets the eye. Architect Luis Garrido and Messi designed this house and of course it’s all about football. It is also one of the best celebrity homes ever built and is named the One-Zero Eco House; estimated to be worth 7 million euros. You can also check out the Messi Museum or just check our blog New in Barcelona: The Lionel Messi Museum. A football is round, so why not make a round house? Already this breaks the norm of all traditional houses and I quite like it as it is already unique. This round house is located just outside Barcelona overlooking the Catalan mountains. So what are all the hidden meanings behind the design of the One-Zero Eco house besides it being shaped like a football. The name one-zero is Messi’s famous t-shirt number 10 which he has played in for FC Barcelona and his home country Argentina. From a birds eye you can see how the roof of the garages is in the shape of the number one and the pathway to the house provides the space needed to create the imagery of the number 10. I personally didn’t realise it because I was too focused on what it would be like to live in a round house..   The roof of the house is half mirrored glass and half green grass. The glass allows natural light to come through, after all this is an eco-friendly home. It is also divided into a hexagonal shape to reinforce the imagery of a football. What is a house without a swimming pool? Just behind the house, Messi would just have to take a step off his wooden deck and he is in his marble floored pool. You must be wondering why it’s so big, that’s because Garrido wanted to also replicate a football pitch, the one half of the ‘pitch’ is the swimming pool and the other part of the ‘pitch’ is the grass.   I’m sure you must be dying to know the interior design of this beautiful house is, so do I! Unfortunately, there is no pictures published of the inside of his house, however Garrido’s house blueprints are available to give us an idea of what the inside of this football house would be like.     Personally, this is one of my favourite designs of a house and love the meaning behind it, I'm sure not only football fanatics would appreciate such a stunning structure. Let me know what you think of the One-Zero Eco house.]]> 4316 0 0 0 218 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/eco-friendly-houses-in-barcelona-2/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/10-additions-barcelona-2017/ Thu, 05 Jan 2017 15:34:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4475 New Year, New Barcelona In this blog, we are going to reveal the top 10 additions that will surely make you excited - this is "Barcelona 2017 edition". 1) Superblocks

Barcelona plans to reduce the air and noise pollution by introducing superilles (superblocks), and you might be wondering what these are.

The city is planning to combine 9 city blocks together with pedestrian-friendly mini grids. Drivers will be forced to go around the outside of the grid and pedestrians and cyclists will be able to access the inner grid. The only cars that will be allowed to go through the inner grids are local residents’ cars but will be restricted to drive at slow speeds (about 10km/h). The grids will also have an additional 300km of new bicycle lanes encouraging people to use cars less.

The city will be implementing it in 2017, starting with the Eixample neighbourhood and then slowly being implemented through the whole city. This will likely not only have a positive impact the quality of life in the area but also on property prices for those of you looking to buy or sell an apartment in Barcelona.

If you want to have a deeper insight on Superblocks, this blog will provide you with all you need to know.

2) Enigma

The Adria brothers bring a futuristic space with a laboratory and restaurant to Barcelona. This culinary art will redefine dining and provide an innovative atmosphere.

Enigma opened in January 2017 after being postponed multiple times. a. The restaurant is 700 square meters and only 24 people will be able to be seated at the restaurant at any one time. It is located on Sepúlveda street in the area of Paral·lel.

3) Casa Vicens

Gaudi's masterpieces are found throughout the city and this was his first major work built in 1888. It has been a private residence over the years and for the first time it will open its doors to the public in October 2017. It is located in the Gràcia area and will be worth the visit.

4) Edition Hotel 

One of the most anticipated hotels of the year, Edition is a office building turned into a nightlife and hospitality hotel which consists of 100 rooms, a night club, a rooftop bar and three restaurants.

Edition will be located in Ciutat Vella district right next to a popular Born’s Santa Caterina food market. Edition will give guests a unique opportunity to view the top of the market's rooftop from their rooms as it is not seen by passers by on ground level.

5) Festes De Gràcia 

It is a week long party but this year it is celebrating it's 200th anniversary with a guarantee to reach new heights. The special part is that residents compete with each other to decorate their respective streets but also have a look out for the open-air concerts, dancing acts, 'fire running' and parades. This all takes place in the Gracia district and about 17 streets are decorated.

6) F1 Testing 

The choice of where the F1 preseason testing would be held was between Bahrain and Barcelona; of course we won. This will be divided into two sessions of 4 days, from 27th February to 2nd March and from 7th March to 10th March and be sure to buy your tickets as F1 sport will debut its multiple changes at this preseason testing. The track runs on the Circuit de Catalunya-Barcelona in Montmeló.

7)'Year of Puig i Cadafalch'

2017 is the year of the 150th anniversary of Josep Puig i Cadafalch, a famous architect whose works are displayed throughout the city. The presence of Gaudi's works often overshadow his works however his masterpieces can't be ignored. Casa de les Punxes also known as the House of Spikes has just opened to the public for the very first time. It is situated at Avinguda Diagonal, 416-420, Eixample, 08037 Barcelona and you will be able to see first-hand a building with a gothic appearance and witch hat towers.

8) 764 New Homes 

A third of the 764 new homes that will be built in Barcelona in 2017 will be luxury homes. Based on the real estate consultancy CBRE research, new property development will be in El Example with 439 homes, Sants-Montjüic with 126 homes and Sant Martí with 100 homes.

The reason for the luxury homes is that there is a high increase in demand from foreign investors and the city wants to meet this demand. The CBRE data forecasts rents to increase by 5% in 2017, making it the highest ranking European market in terms of rental growth in this segment.

9) Opening of new additions to Les Glories Shopping Center

Having undergone renovations, Glories will open it's doors to their new leisure space in Autumn 2017. 145 million euro was invested into this project that will have bigger shops, original design and a Barcelona urbanism.

The uniqueness of the renewed shopping centre is the opening of two streets that run to the epicenter of the complex and the streets will integrate it into Eixample. The additions also include works created by Javier Marshal studio and people will be able to enjoy his graphic design, urban furniture and five of his ornamental sculptures.

10) Museu Marítim 

The famous museum located in Drassanes Reials de Barcelona, which has undergone major renovations over the past several years will reopen in its entirety to the public in 2017. The museum showcases shipbuilding between the 13th century and 18th century. Viewers will now be able to see expanded collections with multimedia exhibits revealing Spain's fascinating history on the high seas.

Bonus: Bullfighting is Back

The Spain constitutional court has overturned the ban of the Catalonia ban on bullfighting which was imposed by the regional government in 2010. The court concluded that Catalonia could "regulate the development of the bullfights" or "establish requirements for the special care and attention of fighting bulls". Once again people will be able to watch the bullfights in Catalonia in 2017 after being banned for 7 years.

With all these additions enhancing Barcelona as a city, we hope it makes  it a better place for locals and tourists. Which one are you most excited about? We think we've covered all of them but let us know if we have missed out on anything, we always appreciate the help.

     ]]> 4475 0 0 0 2088 https://vnzo8b.com vnzo8b out.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/flahertys-irish-pub-in-barcelona/ Thu, 02 Feb 2017 13:18:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4516 An Irish Pub in Barcelona that's Actually Worth a Damn Flaherty’s Irish pub in Barcelona is a family owned affair headed up by Gerry and his lovely family.  They also own another pub in Barcelona (Shenanigans) & one in Ibiza. Close to the sea and the famous Ramblas, Flaherty's pub lies in charming Plaza Joaquim Xirau. It as listed on our list of Top 5 Irish Bars in Barcelona as well. It’s a traditional family pub that was hand designed right down to the last detail by a true Irish man. The tables, furniture and even the bars were all carefully shipped from Ireland as authenticity for Gerry reigns supreme. If you're an Irish bloke looking for his home away from home, or you're just a person who loves to drink and be surrounded by great people, this is definitely the place for you. As you enter the pub, its refreshing Irish-ness hits you straight on. The traditional pub décor has a Victorian style vibe & the handpicked posters added a certain character and charm to the place. It’s a fairly spacious pub with a large pool table & darts board for you to enjoy. Our favourite quirky feature of the pub was the confession booth (top left in the picture above). There’s an actual confession booth positioned in the corner of the pub and even the owner joked by saying that after couple of pints it may very well be a good idea to start a ‘confession’ service later in the evenings.

Bangers and Mash and Mushy Peas Oh My!

It goes without saying that sometimes what we really miss in Barcelona is that amazing pub food from home and after doing some food tasting at Flaherty’s we are happy to say that... this part of our job is really fun, oh yeah, and the food here is incredible. Our entrees included succulent chicken wings in crispy battered coating and ranch sauce on the side and a big plate of nachos with a veritable mountain of barbeque pulled pork on top that was one of the best we’ve had so far in Barcelona. Then we happily moved onto the mains. Many mains. The pub cooked up an English breakfast with true bacon (English back bacon), which is close to impossible to find here in Barcelona, black & white pudding, sausages, heinz beans – everything you would want for your perfect fry up. The steak dish was cooked to perfection, the fish and chips reminded me of the Brighton seaside, the vegetarian pie was a bowl of absolute goodness & the ribs were so mouth-wateringly delicious we ate until we couldn’t breathe. But there was one more thing left to try – the Yorkshire pudding with gravy. Yorkshire puddings are my favourite part of Sunday roast and I was so happy to find out that one of the only places in the whole Barcelona – Flaherty’s – made their own Yorkshire puddings on site. Unless you like baking (and they’re quite difficult to make) or have enough luggage space (no one ever does) to take them back with you, just like the bacon, it’s pretty hard to get. But finally we now know of a place that make the softest yet crispiest Yorkshire puddings in the whole of Barcelona. The gravy is just, well, you have to try yourself to believe it.

What Else is There Apart from Stuffing Your Face?

So apart from having insanely good pub food, what else is there that makes Flaherty's pub such a popular place? Without a doubt, this becomes the place to be when any match is on. The pub features 7 different screens & some of them are projected onto a massive screen so you can see your match up close. If you want to watch a game and it’s not on, we’re positive that you can ask one of the friendly staff to put it on and they would be happy to help. They also have a great selection of drinks with 11 beers on tap, different types of whisky, gin & tonics and different cocktails – the hardest part is making the choice. This place is suitable for whatever evening you want. It's got the atmosphere for you to watch a game with your friends, have a drink with your other half or just come for some food. What we also loved was the events that the pub organises. Probably the best one – their beer pong tournament of course! On Thursday’s the Flaherty’s hosts the tournament from 9pm & provides with a whole jug of beer just for €6 for an opportunity to win so much more.     Being the only Irish pub in the whole of Barcelona with an outdoor terrace, make sure to bring your sunglasses and enjoy some pints with like-minded people in this amazing pub – Flaherty’s. It's by far Barcelona's favourite Irish pub. For more information check out their Facebook Or their website Let us know what you think about the pub Flaherty's below in the comments!  ]]> 4516 0 0 0 170 http://suitelife.com/blog/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-bars-to-watch-the-world-cup-2018/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/eco-friendly-houses-in-barcelona-2/ Wed, 08 Feb 2017 16:11:10 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4565 Going Architecturally Green in Barcelona Real Estate Eco-friendly houses in Barcelona are becoming more and more trendy and some of them will definitely leave you speechless! If you want to get a sneak peak, see what actually makes them eco-friendly, figure out how to find one, and also how to turn your own home into a more eco-friendly place then stick with us. We have found some of the best looking eco-friendly houses in Barcelona. This blog will take you on an eco-friendly journey through Barcelona and its surroundings. Eco-friendly homes are trendy, even Leo Messi has gone green. Check out his home in our blog Messi Barcelona Home: What You Didn’t Know or look at another gorgeous example of an eco-friendly home in the form of a tree house in our blog called Barcelona Real Estate Porn: Eco-friendly in Sant Cugat.

Green-Roofed home

This eco-friendly house in Barcelona is totally integrated in its natural environment, having a roof of grass and a structure of wood. Barcelona can get cold in the winter but this Green-Roofed home helps to retain the heat inside. Not only is it built energy-efficiently, but it's also surrounded by the beautiful nature of Parc Collserola right on the outskirts of Barcelona. The house has a living/dining area, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The interior design is beautiful clean, white and consists of pale wood. Then there is the unmissable view. It is absolutely magical, a feast for the eyes! Already convinced to move to an eco-friendly house? Not yet? Then let us show you some pictures and see with your own eyes the beauty of an eco-friendly home www.alventosamorell.com Arquitectes@alventosamorell.com +34 931 820 780 C/ Rocafort 67-69, Local C-9, 08015, Barcelona, Spain

The Million Dollar home

We are moving up north in Catalonia where we have found an unique eco-friendly property worth $1.8. million. This place is basically heaven on earth. It used to be a farmhouse but the Spanish Architect Óskar Vélez Carrasco saw the opportunity to update the place and add a modern villa with swimming pool. The result is without doubt stunning. Now let's take a closer look to the eco-friendly features of this house. Both parts, the farmhouse and the villa, are built in eco-friendly style including solar panels and a rainwater-purification system. The walls on the outside are covered with stones and highlight the historical roots of the house. This is perfectly combined with the modern contemporary luxury interior. To be honest, we could talk forever about this eco-friendly home but the pictures probably say enough! (don't forget to look at the breath-taking view from the pool and the outdoor dining area.. you won't be disappointed). www.velezcarrascoarquitecto.com Info@velezcarrascoarquitecto.com +34 872 006 208, +34 628 948 552 C/Pals 1, 17200 Palafrugell, Spain

Wooden Rectangle

Houses made of wood are always good (as are great rhymes), especially this rectangular house in Vacarisses, just outside Barcelona. Besides the picturesque view it's a very eco-friendly home, and the impact on the surrounding environment is minimal. During the building they did as little land movement as possible and they tried to make good use of the existing land shelves. Inside the house there is enough space to sit down, relax and enjoy the beautiful view or sit down and enjoy a good book, because there is an impressive bookcase. You can see the bookcase in the photos, it's the centerpiece of the house. A nice eco-friendly fact about this house is that the wood is removable, recyclable and reusable! All the wood gives the house a very rustic feel. Trust us... living in this wooden rectangle would absolutely soothe you. www.harquitectes.com Harquitectes@harquitectes.com +34 93 725 00 48 Carrer de Montserrat, 22, 2n 2a 08201 Sabadell, Spain

Catalan Hotel

This former office space has been transformed into a gorgeous hotel centrally located in Barcelona. Luckily they kept the Catalan features like the Catalan vault, mosaic tiles and wooden balcony doors. Besides its unique design, it also offers eco-friendly accommodations. During the transformation they focused on re-using old material, restoring original features, durability and VOC-free paints (VOC are chemicals given off by paints that have been linked to respiratory illnesses). Even on daily basis they think about the environment by saving water and reducing energy consumption. The cool thing is that they really care about sustainability and they know how to perfectly combine it with design. Besides the Catalan design, it also serves as a social hub where you can meet the locals and other visitors. Sounds like the perfect place to stay in Barcelona! www.helloyok.com +34 640 625 313 book@helloyok.com c/Trafalgar 39, 8º2º Barcelona 08010, Spain  

How to make your own  home a more eco-friendly place

Not ready yet to build or move to an eco-friendly home? Don't worry, there are less radical ways to become more eco-friendly. We will show you some easy ways to reduce the negative impact of your home on the planet, (we are sure that you're probably already doing some of the things):

• Save electricity by unplugging your TV when it's not in use
• Move your refrigerator into the shadow, in the sunlight it has to work harder to keep cool
• Feeling creative? Reuse or re-purpose old furniture instead of buying new things. Check out some DIY projects from our blog on how to decorate your home for cheap. Not that creative? No worries, we show you were you can buy the best second hand stuff: Flea Market Barcelona: Antique and Second Hand Paradise
• Hang dry your clothes instead of using a dryer
• Turn off the lights when you leave a room
• Don't turn on the lights for as long as you can... enjoy natural light!
• Use CFL light bulbs, CFL is energy-saving light
• Replace your paper napkins for cloth napkins
• Turn off the tap when you are brushing your teeth

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As you can see, it's perfectly possible to combine interior & exterior design with being environmentally friendly. We really hope you enjoyed the gorgeous eco-friendly places we showed you and helped you a little bit with making your own place more eco-friendly. How is your house contributing to a more environmentally friendly earth? Please let us know in the comments!            ]]> 4565 0 0 0 113 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/best-contemporary-architects-in-barcelona/ 0 0 189 http://suitelife.com/blog/sustainability/sustainable-urbanism-in-barcelona/ 0 0 277 http://florero.brarudi.net/houses-for-sale-barcelona/ 0 0 280 http://florero.brarudi.net/houses-for-sale-in-barcelona/ 0 0 1789 https://superwincasino.info superwincasino!]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/special-places-to-stay-in-spain/ Tue, 21 Feb 2017 14:37:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4647 10. Container home, Palma de Mallorca Container homes are very trendy. Not sure yet whether you want to move to (or buy) an container home? Than you can try this place first! Besides it's a perfect place to stay for a trip. It's located in Palma de Mallorca. The house has a lot of natural sunlight and comes with a small private pool and BBQ. It has all the facilities you need for a comfortable stay. You can enjoy the Mallorcan sun on the nice terrace (with the small pool). Although the area of this container home is quiet and very residential, you can still easily get to the center of Mallorca in only 15 minutes walking. Its interior deserves some attention too since it's beautifully designed! The exterior walls are made from wood, there is hardwood flooring, a comfortable and stylish couch, open doors to the terrace and a modern (big) bathroom with an industrial sink. https://nl.airbnb.com/rooms/328541

9. Hotel Les Cols, Olot, Girona

Les Cols is far from a normal hotel. Many consider a night in this hotel as a unique experience. It's all about relaxation and clearing your mind in the middle of the nature. There is not much furniture inside the room, only a bed and that's basically it. In this case luxury means less instead of more. The room is made out of glass, which helps in the whole 'becoming zen' process. Once you have completely cleared your mind, then check out the bathroom. It is a real gem! It has a waterfall shower on stones and a Japanese style bathtub. As if that wouldn't be enough, there is also some really good food to taste at the 2 Michelin star restaurant. If you are looking for a minimalistic, spiritual and relaxing space to stay & clear your mind ... then stop looking, because this is the place to be. Be prepared for something very unique! http://www.lescolspavellons.com/

8. Hotel Consolación, Monroyo, Teruel

Are you in Barcelona right now? then try out this peaceful hotel Consolacion nearly 3 hours drive from Barcelona. It is perfect to escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city and enjoy the silence in Monroyo, the province of Teruel (Aragon). This hotel consists of "Kubes" that are separate from the main building. There are also hotel rooms in the main building (a beautiful 18th century chapel), but we're gonna talk about the Kubes because they are really unique! The Kubes are very charming rooms with a modern interior design and wooden walls on the outside. All Kubes have their own fireplace, which makes this hotel also perfect for romantic getaways with your lover. The real feature is the floor to ceiling window which allows you to enjoy the stunning scenery.. or you could just enjoy it from your private balcony while sitting in the lazy leather chair. But before you enjoy the outdoors, first discover the beautiful features of the bathroom, which has an in-floor bath with beautiful dark slate, giving a luxurious feeling. Need some more refreshment? No problemo, Hotel Consolacion has an outdoor swimming pool overlooking the entire landscape. http://www.consolacion.com.es/

7. St. Katharine B&B Boat, Barcelona

This little gem is very special and is located in Barcelona... on the water! Yes we are talking about a boat, called St. Katharine. It's possible to rent a room, but if you want to go big you can even rent the whole boat. Now what is on the boat exactly? There are different rooms designed in 'marine style', a jacuzzi on the aft deck and some really nice food. The boat has historical stories that the owners can tell you all about. This place is not just a place to sleep, you actually feel like staying there all day, especially when the weather is nice. Even for dinner you don't necessarily have to go out. The owners serve fantastic paella, you should definitely try and taste this typical Spanish dish. Furthermore you will have your own fridge filled with soft and alcoholic drinks. The boat is staffed 24/7 so you can enjoy Barcelona until the late hours. Try out this unique experience in the harbor of Barcelona! http://www.bed-and-breakfast-barcelona.com/

6. Mil Estrelles, Borgonyà, Girona

This hotel is literally called 1000 stars, because that's what you see when you stay at hotel Mil Estrelles in Borgonyá close to Girona. The main building is an old farm house which has a dining room, lounge, offices, a massage room and a flotarium. All the ingredients are there for optimal relaxation. During the night you will sleep in a bubble, a bubble?.. yes a bubble! To be more precise, a transparant bubble in which you can enjoy the night-sky as you lay on a comfortable bed, while you are playing some background music from the speakers in the bubble. When you look at the starts, don't forget to look at the beautiful surrounding area and views of the mountain. When all the stars are gone and the morning has come you can have a nice breakfast buffet. This hotel has everything you need for a special (romantic) night out. Go check out this idyllic location in the photo's beneath: http://www.milestrelles.com/

5. Alojamiento Vagon Rural, Murcia

From one unique place to another. This is also unique in its own way, we are talking about old train wagons on the outskirts of Murcia. The wagons date from the 50s. They still look like train wagons and are very comfortable. In this place you feel the relaxed vibe of South East Spain. There is a lot of natural light inside the wagons. The wagons are simply designed but very comfortable and have some old features in the interior that remind you of staying in an old train wagon. The exteriors of the wagons stand out in particular, they are coloured in outstanding colors. Looking for a nostalgic but comfortable stay close to Murcia? Then try one of the wagons of Alojamiento Vagon Rural. http://www.vagonrural.es/vagonrural.html

4. Domed Cave House, Tivenys

This Catalonian place looks and feels perfect. The beautiful design, surroundings and the silence.. these are the main words that popped up in our mind when looking at this "Domed Cave House". When staying in this cave house, you literally hear the sound of your own thoughts while you feel the soft breeze on your skin as you stand under the beautiful olive tree. This house comes with an BBQ area where you can enjoy delicious Catalonian food with your friends or loved one. The owners of this house really though about all things, including the interior design. Everything is well thought out, from the beautiful wooden and stone kitchen to the modern bathroom (with traditional Catalan features). This house offers all the comfort you need during your visit and most of all.. looks gorgeous! https://nl.airbnb.com/rooms/518319

3. Air stream 'Glamping', Alozaina

Now this place in Andalucia is certainly very different from all the standard hotels you have ever visited and it's also very American! It's an air stream (a Christopher Deem Limited Edition). This air stream is placed in the middle of Sierra de las Nieves, a beautiful mountain range in the South of Spain. So if you look for an adventurous stay then you should really try this out. Although it feels like camping, this place offers the same luxury you have in a hotel room. You can say that staying in this air stream is glamping: glamorous camping. The interior is very modern. It's a perfect place for couples, it provides the ideal setting for a romantic getaway. You don't have to worry about cooking dinner either, because it has a fully equipped kitchen. This place even has a private pool! https://www.glampingairstream.com/  

2. Cabañas en los arboles euskadi, Zeanuri

Talking about next level places to stay, this place literally goes next level as the accommodations are up in the trees. We all once dreamed about sleeping in a treehouse when we were young (admit it, you're still dreaming about that) ..now this is your chance! A hotel called "Cabañas en los Arboles" offers rooms in the form of treehouses. They are hidden in the beautiful nature of Basque country (Euskadi in Basque language). Now you might question whether it's comfortable to sleep in a treehouse. No worries, because these treehouses have all the comforts of a normal hotel room. There are 4 treehouses called Cabaña Elaia, Cabaña Txantxangorria, Cabaña Hontza and Cabaña Suite Oooh!. If you book the Cabaña Elaia you can even brag about staying in the highest treehouse of Europe, it is 17 meters high. The treehouses are also perfect for a romantic night, they have all the ingredients to create a romantic stay: you can order chocolate and flowers, a set of accessories for massages, and make use of the private hot tub. You can of course also just enjoy the sunset together on your 39m2 terrace in the Cabaña Suite ¡Oooh! The terraces of the other treehouses are 10m2 and all have terrific views into the wood. Curious how the treehouses look like? We won't let you wait any longer, take a look at the pictures below. http://cabanasenlosarboles.com/es

1. Tagomago private Island, Ibiza

Save the best for last is what they say, that also applies with this place. It's a private island called Tagomago, close to Ibiza. For the ones among us who have left some extra money, you can rent this private island from €100.000. The celebrities haven't missed out this place either (Justin Bieber stayed here). It has approximately 600.000m2 and there is one extremely luxurious modern villa. Let's sum up some services they offer: a private butler, a private cook (3 star Michelin chef), chauffeur service including helicopter transfers(!), personal trainer (in case you ate too much of the delicious food made by the 3 star Michelin chef), spa treatments, sports (horse riding, tennis, scuba diving, skiing etc), private guided tours, wine & olive estate tours and tastings, cooking lessons, nanny service, yacht and luxury car hire, concerts, photographers... Let's say that you can basically ask for anything you need/want and they have it. Enjoy the pictures of this extremely stunning island! http://www.tagomago-island.com/

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Building a city on top of a city

Building a city on top of a city sounds surreal, but that is basically what La Casa por El Tejado is doing. They have done research on how many square meters Barcelona has available on the rooftops, and they found out that there are 2800 buildings in Barcelona that can be built higher. So why extending a city horizontally while you can 'easily' extend it vertically and take advantage of the existing structures and services. There is a lot of wasted space left on the rooftops of Barcelona. To be more precise, 800.000 square meters. Yes, you read that right. For that reason, La Casa por El Tejado started to put prefab homes on top of old (sometimes neglected) buildings. The only problem left was that the residents of these existing buildings were probably not waiting for some company to put a complete home on their roofs, because of all the noise disturbance they would experience. So that's why La Casa por El Tejado put in, as a return, modern utilities inside the buildings for free. Many people found that it was worth the disturbance. La Casa por el Tejado spent four years studying the available buildable square meters and how to build without disturbing the residents of the building. However the process of making the Prefab homes in the factory to moving into it, only takes a few months. The houses are being transported in modules. They are designed for transport, for division. When the modules arrive at the building they put them on the roof in pieces with the support of cranes. It sounds impossible to just 'put' a home onto a roof, but they really do. Below you will find pictures that show that it is really possible to lift a home on top of a roof. You won't believe your own eyes, it's pretty impressive!

Ecological and multipurpose

Prefabricated homes are not only useful to solve the housing shortage and fix up the old buildings in Barcelona, but they are also environmentally friendly. A company from Barcelona called NOEM thought the same and decided to build ecological modern wooden houses: green, practical, comfortable and transportable. The houses arrive in wooden modules and are almost completely finished when reaching their destination. It only needs to be assembled. Their work is reflected in three projects: NOEM Go - Casa Eliana, NOEM Concept - The Spaceship Home, and NOEM Stay - Casa Saüc. We describe and show them below. NOEM Go - Casa Eliana is a beautifully designed wooden home of 74.4 square meters. It is designed to be practical and versatile. Although it's a practical home, it is at the same time very comfortable and stylish. The interior is comparable to Scandinavian design with the white and wooden elements. There are large windows to enjoy the views. They included the comfort and design in a minimum usable space. Of course, a very important feature of the house is that it's portable, you are able to transport it to another place and enjoy as many places on earth as possible without having to move your stuff. How handy is that! NOEM Concept - The Spaceship Home is basically a dream home for every star wars lover. Even if you have never watched the movie, you'll still find this an insane place. This place is definitely far from a conventional house. The spaceship has large windows, providing panoramic views. So put your spaceship somewhere into the beautiful nature and you can enjoy the landscape all day without having to leaving your chair, because the house is fully automated. You can use your mobile device for automatic control in the whole house. Just an example of what you can automate: the insane futuristic door which you can access by climbing up the 'real' airplane staircase. Inside the house there is also a control panel in Star Wars style which centralizes the house's facilities. This place has just so many cool features, see it with your own eyes: NOEM Stay - Casa Saüc is a two level multipurpose home. The low level has a large kitchen, meant for socializing. It's grayish blue, creating a Scandinavian style interior with some very characteristic tiling. The wooden elements of the house brings a certain warmth into the home. On the Western side of the house there is a strip which simplifies the design and gives order to the house. The house has 156 square meters, meaning there is enough space to pull back after you are done with socializing in the beautiful kitchen. Feel like you need some cooling down during the hot days in Summer? then we have another surprise for you, there is a private swimming pool outside! Curious how it looks like? Check the pictures below:  

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We hope that this article has given you some more insight on prefabricated homes. The most important things to keep in mind are that they are eco-friendly, versatile, beautifully designed and transportable. Are you considering to 'order' a house at NOEM? Then go check www.noem.com or do you want to know more about the La Casa por El Tejado project? than go visit www.lacasaporeltejado.eu. Would you ever consider to live in a prefab home? Let us know in the comments!            ]]> 4687 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/most-expensive-neighborhoods-to-buy-an-apartment-in-barcelona/ Tue, 21 Mar 2017 10:08:50 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4777 Only 1 in 5 Apartments for Sale in Barcelona are 200.000 Euros or less! If you are thinking of buying an apartment in Barcelona, you obviously need to be up to date about the current Housing Market in order to make the right decisions. We know how complicated reports and updates can be, as the figures presented can be heavily biased or influenced. Don’t worry! Because in this article we are going to explain the current situation in each district in a succinct and clear manner. [caption id="attachment_4815" align="aligncenter" width="341"] 2007 until about just recently...[/caption] As the Catalan city just recovered out of its worst of the economic crisis (everything went south in 2007), prices finally started recovering and increasing again. Obviously this means that many once affordable apartments have become more expensive. If we look at the sales market today, only one out of five apartments in Barcelona costs less than 200.000 euros ! That number itself seems startling, but if you take into account that the majority of apartments within this price range are located in Nou Barris, Sant Andreu and Horta-Guinardó (some what 2nd tier neighborhoods in terms of investment) then the number is even more startling. Barcelona is a very popular city for investors. Even taking into account the hard economic times that we had in Spain, Barcelona was always special, not representative of the rest of the country, and hence a good investment. They say that up to 20% of the city is actually foreign born. There are many foreign investors who buy apartments and rent them out. As the capital appreciation in Barcelona is very good, this has always been a good and safe model to follow. The majority of buyers of course are looking for apartments normally within the price range of 200k-220k euros. However, lately as the demand is starting to creep passed the levels of the supply... And that means that prices are starting to rise, and quickly.  Apartments that do fall in this coveted price range of 200.000 are gone within days. This keeps the demand growing, the supply not so much, and hence the prices start rising like the tide. One of the most sought-after types of property in Barcelona are apartments from 80 - 150 square meters situated in prime districts (such as Eixample, Ciutat Vella, Gracia) in a historical renovated building, however these apartments can cost between 700k - 1.5m euros. If  you want to know exactly what the possibilities are for buying an apartment in each district of the city within a certain price range (based on 2016 results), than keep on reading! It's in chronological order: from the most expensive district to the least expensive district.

1. Eixample and La Zona Alta (Les Corts and Sarriá-Sant Gervasi)

Eixample and La Zona Alta are the most expensive most expensive neighborhoods to buy an apartment in Barcelona. It used to be feasible to buy an apartment for less than 200k euros in the areas of Eixample, Les Corts or Sarriá-Sant Gervasi. However, since little over a year ago this has become a mission impossible. Only a small percentage of sales offers on Idealista is below 200k euros in this area. If you do find a house within this price range it is most likely a 'bajos' or an uncertified apartment. Or you may find them in this price with small footprints (if a flat for 200k is only about 30-50m2, it's still quite expensive per m2, especially if you need to renovated). Because this district is one of the most wanted areas of Barcelona, Eixample has seen the most growth in demand and therefore prices have increased here the most. In 2016 the average price in Eixample per square meters was 4610 euros. Meaning that you pay 200k euros for an apartment of 43 square meters in Eixample, which basically doesn't exist. In La Zona Alta the situation is quite similar, you have an 41 square meter flats for that price. Do keep in mind that the prices also differ from one district of the Eixample to another. There are 6 districts in total, and some of them (for example the newly trendy area of Sant Antoni) are more in demand than other (Sagrada Familia for example). An example of what you can buy for 220k euros in the heart of Eixample: 55m2 and 3 bedrooms (FYI, 3 bedrooms in only 55m2 is VERY tight).

2. Ciutat Vella

In Ciutat Vella 18.5% of the total offer is below 200k euros, but most of them are very small. For example, in La Barceloneta, you will have to pay at least 170k euros for 30 square meters (almost 6.000 a m2). In Raval the situation is quite the same. On top of that, the majority of buildings often don’t have an elevator and are in bad shape. In the Gothic and Born districts there has also been increased demand for properties, mainly investment properties. The most popular buildings are the renovated historical buildings with stylish apartments. The average price in Ciutat Vella in 2016 was 4100 euros per square meters, so for around 200k euros you have an apartment of 50 square meters. Of course the 4 neighborhoods that make up Ciutat Vella differ wildly, with the Borne being the most expensive and trendy and the Raval being the cheapest of the four although that is quickly changing as investors snap up property there. An example of what you can buy for 190k euros in La Barceloneta: 35m2 and 1 bedroom (Bajo)

3. Sant Martí

The beach side part of Sant Martí is very popular (read Poblenou, Vila Olimpica and Diagonal Mar). The other parts of Sant Marti are not really sought after at all (Provenciales, Clot, Besós, Etc...). There are many residential projects in this area. Most properties in this area are being bought for investment purposes, because the potential rental yields here are higher than average.  In 2016, the average price in Sant Martí per square meter was 3900 euros. So for around 200k euros you would have an apartment of approximate 52 square meters. However on the beach side the apartments are more expensive. If you want to have spectacular views and live across the street from the beach you can easily pay at least 650k euros. The investment properties are mainly in demand by Asian and Middle Eastern investors. In the El Camp de l'Arpa del Clot neighborhood you will find more apartments below 200k euros, most of these apartments are about 75 square meters, but you'd also have almost no chance of getting an interesting rental income as the area doesn't appeal to the right crowd. Here is an example of what you can buy on the beach side in Sant Martí for a modern apartment with spectacular views for 669k euros: 110 square meters and 2 rooms Here is what to expect for 199k euros in the more affordable neighborhood El Camp de l'Arpa del Clot: 75 square meters and 3 bedrooms

4. Grácia

OK, it'll be a bit of a shocker that somehow San Martí came in as more expensive than Gracia. The reason why is that Diagonal Mar's prices can be so exorbitant that it jumped the neighborhood a whole spot on the list. In the Grácia district one out of seven apartments are below 200k euros! In this district the average square meter price in 2016 was 3600 euros. Meaning that for 200k euros you will have an apartment of around 56 square meters. The neighborhoods Vila de Gracia and La Salud are the most expensive parts of Grácia. The more affordable neighborhoods in Gracía are Vallcarca i els Penitents, El Coll and El Camp d'len Grassot i Grácia Nova. In those areas it's easier to find apartments of 80 (or more) square meters for a price of 170k - 200k euros. Read carefully: If you're buying an investment property in Gracia ONLY consider Vila de Gracia. An example of what you can get for 190k euros in Vallcarca i els Penitents: 80m2 and 3 bedrooms

5. Sants-Montjuïc

Just over a quarter of the apartments in Sants is below 200k euros, but you are practically limited to Zona Franca and the smallest houses in Poble Sec. In 2016 the average price per square meters was around 2900 euro per square meters, meaning that have an apartment of approximate 70 square meters for 200k euros. There are not many apartments available for less than 100k euros, but the ones you do find for that price are mostly studio sized apartments, meaning that are nog bigger than 35-40 square meters. Just two years ago you could snap up apartments in Poble Sec for under 100k. Those days are gone and this is one of the up and coming neighborhoods in Barcelona. An example of what you can get for 209k euros the neighborhood El Poble Sec in Sants-Montjuïc: 70m2 and 2 bedrooms.

6. Horta Guinardó

In the district of Horta Guinardó the average square meter price in 2016 was 2500 euros, so for 200k euros you will have an apartment of 80 square meters. In the neighborhoods El Carmel and El Guinardó you will find a lot of options for apartments below 200k euros. In the neighborhood La Vall d'Hebron there are a lot less options for apartments below 200k euros. For a normal/modern apartment of 80 square meters you could easily pay between 250k-300k euros in La Vall d'Hebron. Not a top choice, or even distant one, for investors. An example of what you can buy in El Carmel for 217k euros: 85m2 and 4 bedrooms.

7. Sant Andreu and Nou Barris

In this area you will have a lot more options. Almost half of the apartments are priced below 200k euros. However, the majority of these apartments are in the Nou Barris part, you will even find apartments for less than 100k euros in this area. In 2016 the average price in Sant Andreu per square meters was around 2300 euros, so for 200k euros you would have an apartment of 87 square meters. In Nou Barris the average price in 2016 was the lowest of all districts, around 1900 euros per square meters. So for 100k euros you would have an apartment of 53 square. These prices sound pretty fair right? But keep in mind that many new buyers or investors are less attracted to this area (and by less attracted we mean no at all so). It is further away from the city center and is basically a working class normal suburb. An example of what you can buy in Nou Barris for 99k euros: 60m2 and 3 bedrooms.

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Hopefully this article has given you some insight on the current housing market situation in Barcelona and will help you taking the right decisions, as you now know what to expect in each district of the city. Please feel free to leave us your thoughts in the comments. What do you think is the most interesting neighborhood to buy in Barcelona?      ]]> 4777 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/blue-project-foundation-the-vegan-cafe/ Thu, 13 Apr 2017 14:16:59 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4834 vegan cafés in Barcelona, the Blue Project Café is part of the Blue Project Foundation which is a contemporary art foundation situated in the beautiful el Borne. The idea behind it, is that the art carries through to the gastronomy. The café is the reflective art, but in this case chef Karlos is the artist with the way he delicately picks and assembles his art pieces – his dishes. Blue Project Café is a vegetarian, vegan and raw food haven which is different from others, in the sense that it takes food to that another level. Priding themselves on the theory of slow food, we paid a visit to the café to find out more and taste some of the creations. When we arrived to the vegan café, the very first thing that stood out was the cosy environment. The café has beautiful wooden touches, filled with cookbooks. The waiter – Jonathan welcomed us with a smile.    

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To start, Jonathan recommended that we try their smoothie and fresh juice. You can make your own smoothie, so we went ahead and had a banana, almond milk, acai & cinnamon smoothie which was absolutely delicious and a beetroot, apple, carrot, ginger and lemon freshly squeezed juice. For starters, we had a little taster of their hummus, Essene bread, enzymatic crackers and their cashew cheese.     Quick note, I love cheese. Like, love it. To my surprise, the cashew cheese was actually fairly close to the usual taste of cheese and it was really well seasoned with different herbs. The hummus was deliciously smooth, but my favourites were the bread and the crackers (they’re both completely gluten free). Typically, crackers tend to be fairly bland and dull, but the dehydrated bread and crackers were absolutely mouthwatering and packed with flavor, I could eat them all day every day.

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The idea behind the next dish was slow food. Slow food is a philosophy that honors the appreciation of the producers and users whilst being good for the planet at the same time. Therefore, this dish was assembled with ingredients that grow nearby to Barcelona, meaning that less food is imported and because it’s so close, it doesn’t need to be frozen and it’s still full of nutrients. What came next, was truly a piece of art.     The dish was made with fluffy quinoa, broccoli, grilled asparagus, artichoke, mushrooms and decorated by some edible flowers, which added a colour pop. This was not only well seasoned and really well cooked, but it was made fun with much thought put behind it and this is why we loved this dish that was made with a local produce of seasonal vegetables.

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So after this marathon of food, we had one last dish to try – desert. For desert, Karlos brought us a little mix of bits and bobs to try, with a signature strawberry cheesecake.   Along with the strawberry cheesecake, we had the joy of trying some handmade chocolate delight with a mango puree, some sweet banana chips, dried strawberries and handmade chocolate. Karlos revealed that he tempers with chocolate himself, which is one of the hardest technical skills in desert – tempering chocolate to the point where it glistens. Normally in restaurants I refrain from deserts, because you leave feeling heavy and feel like you have (once again) over eaten. However, because the food here is so light, the desert really hit the spot and safe to say, we did not regret having it at all.   So after all this food tasting, we felt super good. The food was delicious, the service was amazing, the aura and the vibe in the café was refreshing. If you’re looking for a place that even your non-vegan or vegetarians friends would enjoy eating in, this definitely is the place to go. The café also sells some raw snacks, bites and different various foods which you can buy to take away. If you loved the dishes and feel inspired, chef Karlos also runs cooking classes on Saturday’s, but be aware, they sell out VERY quickly.   More information about El Café For more information on Slow Food Tell us your opinion in the comments below!                                                                                          ]]> 4834 0 0 0 171 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/9-best-vegan-places-in-barcelona/ 0 0 383 https://tuktuktravelmag.com/4-best-places-for-vegan-tapas-in-barcelona/ 0 0 1871 https://mcw7733.info mcw7733]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/english-healthcare-services-in-barcelona/ Fri, 24 Mar 2017 14:29:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4862 English Speaking Doctors All Under One Roof: Convenient! Did you just move to Barcelona or are you planning to move to the Mediterranean city? If so, then English healthcare services in Barcelona are probably right up your ally. I mean, have you ever wondered how the health care system works here? It's basically a two tiered system, with  both public and private routes available. For newcomers to the city, and especially people who would need to communicate with their doctor in English, we highly suggest private health care coverage for your family. Receiving medical assistance in English is not too common, so if it's important to you you would normally need to find hunt around for the appropriate doctor. We're going to share a gem of a tip with you and tell you about a great center in Barcelona that offers tons of medical services in English! Turó Park Medical Center (TPMC) is where you should go it you're looking for English speaking doctors and great variety of different services. They have a multilingual team, offering services such as a Family Doctors, Paediatricians, Dentists, Infectious Diseases and Travel Medicine, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists and even Speech Therapy. Below we will tell you exactly about these services, which doctor provides them and what languages they speak. Continue reading to meet the international team of TPMC!

Family Doctor

If you have a family then you know that having a general family doctor is important. Dr. Victoria Howe is waiting for you! She is the family doctor of TPMC, devoted to comprehensive health care for the individual and family across all ages, genders, diseases, and parts of the body. She obtains knowledge of her patients in the context of their family and community. She also is specialised in women’s health, focusing on primary care for women. Besides speaking English, she is also fluent in Spanish, Catalan and fair in French and Italian. So you don’t have to worry about being misunderstood. A first visit with Dr. Howe is 90/120€.

Pediatrician

Do you have children? Then the pediatrician is necessary. Dr María Dolores Terradas is the pediatrician at TPMC. She doesn’t only care a lot about children, she also understands cultural differences and particular circumstances in a family. For everything related to the health, growth or development of a child, you can go to the pediatrician. With Dr. Terradas we can guarantee you that your child will feel relaxed, and as parent you can share your doubts and questions without any rush. A first visit with Dr. Terradas is 70€

Dentist

Everyone needs a dentist, but most people find it difficult to find the right dentist. In particular when you are in another country and city. If you’re looking for a good dentist in Barcelona who is not only taking care of your teeth very well, but also speaks English, than you should go visit dr. Patricia Filippi (fluent in English, Spanish and Catalan) or dr. Allan Smelt (speaks English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish and Catalan). They focus on the prevention and treatment of diseases that affect your teeth and the rest of your mouth (tongue, cheeks etc.). You'll have no worries about your teeth when you are under the wings of dr. Filippi or dr. Smelt! A first visit with Dr. P Filippi or Dr. A Smelt is 70€

Infectious Diseases and Travel Medicine

Are you a lover of traveling like us? Than we highly suggest to meet up with dr. Ambrosioni, specialized in Infectious Diseases and Travel Medicine. If you’re planning to travel to a developing country or the tropics, you are at a risk of infectious diseases. Therefore we want to recommend a visit with dr. Ambrosioni at least two weeks before you leave for a pre-travel consultation. Oh wait, you don't speak Spanish? Do not panic. Dr Ambrosioni speaks, as all the other doctors,  English. A first visit with Dr. J Ambrosioni is 70€

Oral, Maxillofacial Surgery and ENT Specialist

Having health problems around the area of your head? Do not hesitate to contact dr. Alejandro Mazarro, specialized in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Sounds complicated right? Let’s just say that dr. Mazarro knows everything about the parts around your head: neck, face, jaws or mouth. Besides, he speaks fluently Spanish, Catalan, French and English. For ear, nose and throat problems you can go to dr. Eduardo Lehrer, he is a specialist in these parts of the body. Dr Lehrer speaks fluently in English, Spanish and Catalan. A first visit with Dr. A Mazarro or Dr. E Lehrer is 120€

Aesthetic Medicine, Facial Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology

Dr. Alejandro Mazarro also stands at your service as a specialist in Aesthetic Medicine and Facial Cosmetic Surgery. If you want to improve the quality of your skin, you might consider to meet dr. Mazarro. A better quality skin, might even improve the quality of your life, your psychological well being and social function. Furthermore, TPMC offers dermatology related services. They are specialized in dealing with the skin, hair, nails and its diseases. Whether you want to do a visit for medical or cosmetic problems, at TPMC you can come for both problems. A first visit with Dr Mazarro for Aesthetic Medicine and Facial Cosmetic Surgery is FREE

Orthodontist

Besides being the owner of TPMC, dr. Madeleine Smit is also an orthodontist. Dr Smit speaks English, Dutch, French and Spanish. She is a dental specialist focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of improper bites and un-aligned teeth. If you have children as young as 7 you might be interested in her service, because children of this age need to be routinely examined to prevent any trouble with their teeth when they get older. Not only the younger ones, but also the adults can be treated. So don’t hesitate to do a visit for yourself, you never know! A first visit with Dr Madeleine Smit is 70€

Speech Therapy

TPMC also offers speech therapy. They have a speech pathologist, Sofia Zelou, who treats speech, language and voice disorders. Besides, she is specialized in swallowing disorders caused by brain damages or neurological injuries. You can visit Sofia for both your child and yourself, she works with both. The treatment sessions are held in the languages she speaks: Spanish, Catalan, English and Greek. A first visit with Sofia Zelou is 50€

How about insurance?

No matter what doctor you choose to go to, you will get 80-90% reimbursed with the following insurance policies: ADESLAS Pymes Reembolso AEGON Salud Reembolso ALLIANZ Saludo Reembolso ASEFA salud Top (y TOP Familia) ASISA Integral AXA Optima Plus CIGNA Global CIGNA Saludo Blue / Gold DKV Mundisalud, Top Health y Residentes MediaFIATC Salud RACC Seguros Elección SANITAS Mas, Premium y Blue MAPFRE Salud Reembolso

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As you see, Turó Park Medical Center offers an ever lasting long list of services with doctors being able to speak many languages. Don't hesitate to contact TPMC for a consult, you can easily book an appointment on their website. How is your experience with English Healthcare Services in Barcelona? We'd love to hear about your experiences or recommendations in the comments!                ]]> 4862 0 0 0 2086 https://clcasinojugabet.com clcasinojugabet]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/the-best-event-for-kids-in-barcelona/ Tue, 28 Mar 2017 15:36:29 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4914 Chic y Tin is set up by a team of mothers and businesswomen sharing one common goal: to have wonderful moments with their chiquitines/Chic y Tin (little ones in English) and share it with others. They wanted to create something new, something fun but also educational and family entertainment with the purpose to encourage play time between parents and children. With Chic y Tin they want to create 'magical' moments for children and parents. The main goal of this event is to enjoy quality time with family on a day full of original activities. There are lots of fun individual and collective games, concerts, shows, animation, and many more things are created for families. Everything is led by artists and entertainers. Kids are able to play, learn, act, but above all have the time of their lives! Chic y Tin has certain very important values on this day in order to make the best out of this event. It is all about solidarity, respect, creativity, healthy living, education, cooperation, team play and most of all: kids having fun together with their parents!

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Let us know what you think of Chic y Tin or if you know any other fun events for kids and families in Barcelona!]]> 4914 0 0 0 1814 https://betbhai9newid.com betbhai9newid]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/best-contemporary-architects-in-barcelona/ Mon, 10 Apr 2017 08:47:13 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=4934  best architects in Barcelona? Don't look any further, in this article we give you the best contemporary architects Barcelona has to offer. They are all very successful architectural firms, some of them even work on an international level. Looking at their portfolios, we can assure you that they deliver impressive work, go check it out yourself below!

YLAB

YLAB Arquitectos is based in Barcelona, but most of their work is being presented worldwide with projects in Europe, Africa and Asia. They work on residential, commercial, corporate, hospitality and healthcare projects. Not only do they provide architectural services, they also take care of interior and furniture design. They focus on every detail, provide the finest craft work and they create timeless spaces. While focusing on that, they always keep in mind functionality and the personal needs and wishes of the client. You can tell that YLAB is a very renowned architect as they are included in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, El País, Archiportale and Houzz. Check out one of their residential projects below:

Alventosa Morell Arquitectes

Alventosa Morell Arquitectes is an architectural firm based in Lleida and Barcelona founded by Josep Ma. Alventosa Cuadrat, Marc Alventosa and Morell Jané. They are in particular specialized in making eco-friendly houses, for example the Green Roofed home that we showed you in this blog about eco-friendly houses in Barcelona. The eco-friendly aspect is reflected through designing houses that save more than 70% of energy, but most of all they focus on increasing the comfort of their clients. They are experienced in residential projects, schools, medical centers, hotels and restoration of buildings. We want to show you a small part of their impressive portfolio, you definitely feel the relaxing vibe with all the wood they used.

08023 Architects

08023 Architects is based in the Sarriá-Sant Gervasi neighborhood of Barcelona and specialized in designing incredible places to live in, to work in, to dream in, and so on! They combine architecture and design with the emotions, needs and desires tailored to each client. In order to create a dream house for someone, 08023 not only works FOR their client, but most of all work WITH their client by interviewing them to find out exactly what they want. They guide their clients throughout the whole project, or 'experience' as they like to call it. 08023's main focus is achieving dreams and solve needs, which is reflected in their amazing projects! In which of these luxurious properties would you like to wake up?

Velezcarrasco Arquitecto

The man behind Velezcarrasco Arquitecto is Óskar Vélez Carrasco, born in the Basque Country but ended up working as an architect in Barcelona. In the Catalan city he worked on large and massive projects such as hospitals, office buildings, and even golf court headquarters. However, for him the most rewarding part of his job was the eye-to-eye contact with the client, getting to know their exact wished and needs and then work from there. He thought over everything and finally decided to start his own firm as an architect, so he could be directly in touch with the person that eventually would end up in his project. He wants to experience the challenge of building a project, the good moments and the bad moments together with his client. His close relationship with his clients has resulted in some really awesome work! Can you imagine laying in that pool, enjoying the sunset?

OAB: Office of Architecture in Barcelona

The Office of Architecture in Barcelona (OAB) was established in 2006 by partners Carlos Ferrater, Savier Martí, Lucía Ferrater, Borja Ferrater and Núria Ayala. OAB is a renowned architecture firm. They received several awards such as the City of Barcelona Award for the Barcelona Botanical Gardens and Mediapro Building projects, the Brunel Award for the Zaragoza-Delicias Transportation Station project, the City of Madrid Award for the Benidorm Waterfront Project for which they also got the FAD Award, WAN Award and the Spanish Architecture Award. The list of awards goes on and on, so you definitely don't have to doubt about the quality of this successful firm! OAB works on different projects from renovation projects to residential projects. Although they are based in Barcelona, they work on an international level. Curious how their residential projects look like? Check them below, the oval house is mind blowing!

BC Estudio Architects

BC Estudio Architects is also a Barcelona based architecture firm that works on an international level in Spain, Greece, USA, Arabia, Portugal, France, Andorra, Indonesia, Mexico, Australia, Italy, India, Morocco, Norway, Poland, Russia and Qatar. So if you're ever thinking of leaving Barcelona (although why would you) then you can keep on using the services of BC Estudio Architects. If you value environmentally friendly designs, then this may be the perfect architect for you because one of their most important values is Green Architecture. They want to integrate cultural, social and environmental values into their architectural design. Not only are their projects beautiful, but they are also designed with functionality in mind. The second house is a perfect mixture of old and modern architecture.

DNA Barcelona

DNA Barcelona is an Architecture studio, but they also do Planning, Landscape, Interiors, and Design. Just like some other architects, DNA also works on international level as they are involved in projects throughout Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Their range of projects goes from multi functional buildings to luxury single family houses. Their main focus is the future, they try to understand how their projects can adapt to future needs. They even have a special program called "Luxury Solutions" in which they take care of the whole process of the development of the project, from the beginning to the end, they basically take you by the hand throughout the project. Below you can check their luxurious projects.

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Impressed by these architects and their portfolio? Do you want to know more about their projects? We have listed their contact info below: YLAB Arquitectes www.YLAB.com Calle Pallars 85-94 34 934864807 info@ylab.es Alventosa Morell Arquitectos www.AlventosaMorell.com Calle Rocafort 67-69 Local C-9 08015 Barcelona 93 182 07 89 Arquitectes@alventosamorell.com 08023 Arquitectos www.08023.es Calle Copèrnic 3, 1º 2º 08021 Barcelona 93 417 37 23 info@08023.es/ Velezcarrasco Arquitecto www.velezcarrascoarquitecto.com Calle Pals 1 17200 Palafrugell 34 872 006 208/34 628 948 552 Info@VelezcarrascoArquitecto.com OAB Office of Architecture Barcelona www.ferrater.com Calle Balmes 145 Bajos 08008 Barcelona 34 93 238 51 36 oab@ferrater.com BC Estudio www.bcarquitectos.com Plaza Equilas 10 Entresuelo 3a 08017 Barcelona 34 93 204 42 06 javbarba@bcarquitectos.com DNA Barcelona www.DNA-Barcelona.com Gran Via de Les Corts Catalanes 794 08013 Barcelona 34 93 539 75 66 info@dna-arq.com Let us know what you think of these top architects of Barcelona! Which architect would fit the best with your style and needs? Did we miss any really important ones? Let us know in the comments!    ]]> 4934 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/domingos-en-barcelona/ Fri, 21 Apr 2017 16:10:21 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5026 ¿Que puedes hacer un Domingo en Barcelona? Para eliminar el estrés de hacer tu propio lista, este blog te ayudará a encontrar el plan perfecto para TU domingo. Así evitaremos que os quedáis encerrados en la casa todo el día.

Terapia de compras

Entre los turistas y la gente local, es necesario que algunas tiendas, restaurantes y otros empresas de ocio permanezcan abiertas. Está claro que la mayoría de las tiendas y supermercados están cerrados, pero no os asustéis! Hemos creado una lista de algunas de las tiendas y supermercados que podréis visitar durante los domingos en Barcelona. O sea que si eres una comprador/a compulsiv@, esto es perfecto para ti. Vamos a empezar por el centro comercial de Anecblau: está abierto desde las 10h hasta las 22h todo los días, y tienen un gran portafolio de tiendas. Además, puedes disfrutar de muchos restaurantes y cafeterías para tomar un té, café o sentar a comer.   Otro centro comercial que está abierto durante los domingos es Maremagnum. Tiene algunas de las mismas franquicias que Anecblau, y también unas otras marcas como Lacoste, Natura, etc. Además, por las calles alrededor de la Catedral, hay muchos boutiques abiertos que tienen diferentes estilos de ropa. Si esto no te satisface tus compras compulsivas en un domingo, me daré por vencido. Mientras que estamos en el asunto de tiendas en los domingos o días festivales, lo último que añadiré será un poco de información útil por si acaso te falta unos ingredientes para una receta, o si te apetece algo de chocolate (es lo más probable en mi caso) y no hay en casa! Los SuperCOR exprés están abiertos cada día de 8h a 2h. Hay muchísimos más tiendas como el SuperCOR (hasta incluso de 24 horas) que seguro que habrás visto al pasear por la calle, pero aquí podrás ver una lista de todos los SuperCOR exprés en Barcelona. Entonces, ahora que sabes que hay algunos supermercados abiertos en Domingo, significa que también podrás planear una barbacoa espontánea.

Disfruta de la Comida en los Restaurantes

Los restaurantes están abiertos en los domingos igual que todos los días. Y como no hay nada mejor que disfrutar de buena comida con tus amigos y familia, ¿porque no salir a comer a un restaurante? En Barcelona, hay muchos diferentes estilos de restaurantes que cocinan maravillas de otras culturas a la misma vez que la comida tradicional de Catalunya. Unos restaurantes que recomendaríamos para aprovechar de la comida Catalana son “7 Portes”, “Senyor Parelleda”, Taverna el Glop” y “Can Culleretes”. Los platos son alrededores de 20 a 30 euros.   También, gracias a su localización a la costa, Barcelona tiene bastantes marisquerías que prometen unas delicias frescas. En particular, “La Paradeta” es considerada un restaurante bastante asequible, y pleno de pescado y marisco delicioso.  

Museos

Hay bastantes museos que ofrecen entradas gratuitas para los domingos en Barcelona. Sí, lo has leído bien, son GRATIS, entonces no hay excusa. Hemos preparado una lista extensa para que podéis hacer un plan que convenga tus intereses. - Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña (MNAC) Parc de Montjuïc, Sants-Montjuïc, 08038 Hay entrada gratuita todos los primeros domingos de cada mes. - Museo de la historia de Barcelona (MUHBA) Pl. del Rei, Ciutat Vella, 08002 El primer domingo del mes, todo el día o el resto de los domingos a partir de las 15h. - Museo de Música Padilla 155, Eixample, 08013 El primer domingo del mes, todo el día o el resto de los domingos a partir de las 15h. - Museo Frederic Marès Plaça de Sant Iu, 5, Ciutat Vella, 08002 El primer domingo del mes, todo el día o el resto de los domingos a partir de las 15h. -Virreina Centre de la Imatge La Rambla, 99, El Raval, 08001 Siempre es GRATIS. - Museo Picasso Montcada, 15-23, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Es gratis el primer domingo de cada mes y a partir de 15h a 19h todos los domingos. - Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona Montalegre, 5, Raval, 08001 Todos los domingos de 15h a 20h (aforo limitado) gracias al patrocinio de Moritz. - Museo Marítimo de Barcelona Av. de les Drassanes, Raval, 08001 Todos los domingos a partir de las 15h. - Jardín Botánico El primer domingo del mes, todo el día o el resto de los domingos a partir de las 15h. - Museo de Diseño de Barcelona Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes, 37, 08018 Barcelona Todos los domingos de 15h a 20h, y cada primer domingo del mes.   Hay otros museos que no ofrecen una entrada gratuita pero igualmente son interesantes y divertidos para visitar... - Museo Blau Pl. de Leonardo da Vinci, 4-5, Sant Martí, 08019 No tienen una entrada gratuita pero hacen entradas reducidas para jóvenes entre 16 y 29. - Museo de la historia de Cataluña (MHCAT) Plaça de Pau Vila, 3, Ciutat Vella, 08039 No es gratis, pero ofrecen una entrada reducida si eres menor de 25 años. - Museo de la Xocolata Carrer del Comerç, 36, 08003 Barcelona Es un museo de chocolate, vale la pena gastar el dinero con o sin entrada reducida!  

Playa, Mar y Cascadas!

En Barcelona, es verdad que las playas como la Barceloneta e Icària se llenan de personas bastante rápido a causa del turismo. Sin embargo, si vais andando por el paseo, verás que hay un gran ambiente, entonces si os da igual estar pegados toalla a toalla como sardines, merecerá la pena.  Aunque, creo que la mayoría queremos estar tranquilos en la playa tomando el sol sin interrupciones. Entonces, ¿porque no ir a otras playas alrededor de Barcelona? Como  Sitges, Tossa de Mar, Sant Pol de Mar o Castelldefels. También, hay compañías que alquilan tablas, remos y neopreno para hacer paddle, o surf. Los precios comienzan desde €15 para una hora hasta €25 para dos horas. ¿No queréis ir a la playa? No os preocupéis, hay muchos pueblos hermosos que quedan a una hora o dos de Barcelona en coche. En particular, la cascada de Foradada (esto es un secreto) es una maravilla que sería perfecto para las personas que son amantes del senderismo. Tarda una hora y media para llegar en coche, pero si quieres coger el transporte público tardarás unos 3 horas.  

Arquitectura y Cultura de Barcelona

Si no quieres viajar a otros sitios alrededor de Barcelona, podrías pasar tu domingo paseando por las bellas calles que ofrecen la ciudad. Barcelona está lleno de las obras de Gaudí: el palacio de Güell, la Sagrada Familia, Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, etc. Cada uno de sus creaciones son vibrantes, vistosos y atractivos; todos sus obras merecen una visita.   De todos modos hay mucho más arquitectura en Barcelona que Gaudí, por ejemplo, el torre Agbar. Es un edificio increíble. Los domingos está cerrado, pero, igualmente puedes pasar por el camino a ver su impresionante altura. Durante la semana, se puede entrar al vestíbulo del edificio (el resto es privado!!); da la impresión que acabas de entrar en una iglesia antigua con vidrieras.

Festivales y Eventos

Siempre estamos escribiendo y publicando sobre eventos de interés en nuestros redes sociales. Entonces, siguenos en Facebook, Instagram,  Twitter, Linked In y Pinterest para ver los mejores eventos que asistir en Barcelona. Hay un evento que se llama Eat Street Barcelona que normalmente ocurre durante los fines de semana en Barcelona. Es un lugar donde se reúnen "food trucks" (camiones de comida). A lo mejor, si tienes la suerte, pillarás uno de sus eventos en un domingo. Hablando de mercados temporáneas, echa un vistazo al Mercado Palo Alto. Atención: ocurre el primer fin de semana de cada mes.   También, estarte pendiente de los festivales tradicionales como la Merce (24 de Septiembre). Este año caerá en un domingo, entonces, estarte atentos para otros días festivos que podrían caer en domingo. - A finales de Febrero hay Carnaval ! La fecha depende del año. -Semana Santa y Pascua es el tiempo de gran procesiones alrededor del Catedral y la Ciudad Antigua. -23 de Abril es la Fiesta de Sant Jordi (el patrón de Cataluña). -Los finales de Junio empiezan las Fiestas de "el Grec". -15 de Agosto son las Fiestas de la Asunción. -11 de Septiembre es la Fiesta Nacional de Cataluña. -12 de Octubre es la Fiesta de la Hispanidad y Santa Pilar.   Espero que os haya gustado este blog! Si crees que hemos faltado algunas otras actividades, comenta abajo.   FELIZ DOMINGO CHICOS!        ]]> 5026 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/barcelona-based-instagram-accounts/ Thu, 27 Apr 2017 15:41:14 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5100 Barcelona Instagram accounts then this is the perfect blog for you! Instagram has gained more and more popularity over the years. Somehow we all fell in love with the concept of a platform with only pictures, but we mostly fell in love with editing pictures to make them look as perfect as possible. There are many successful Instagrammers who make use of this platform to share their photography skills and in Barcelona there are some super cool accounts!

#Barcelonagram Top 70 Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts

Barcelona Instagrammers love to capture the beauty of the city, because let's face it.. Barcelona is very photogenic! As there are countless Instagrammers posting pictures about Barcelona, it's hard to find the real gems, however, that didn't hold us back. We found for you 70 Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts that post the most amazing and unique pictures of the Catalan capital city, we've categorized them by different types of Instagram accounts: Architecture, Landscapes, Interior Design, Food, Bloggers/Influencers, Urban and Art & Culture. Enjoy looking at our lovely city from different perspectives, it'll make you fall in love with Barcelona & its surroundings all over again!

Architecture

The Instagram profile of Barcelonafacades is quite satisfying for the eyes, all pictures are taken from the same angle and they're all showing the facades of buildings located in Barcelona. If you're a fan of architecture and of tight lines, then check out @Barcelonafacades. @Stoptheroc is linked to Barcelonafacades, but this profile shows more than just Barcelona's beautiful facades. They capture everything that is interesting to look at for every architect lover, from modern buildings to the more typical characteristic Barcelona buildings. @nicanorgarcia posts pictures of modern and traditional architecture. He travels around the world and captures everything he loves, all related to architecture.  @barrut is an Instagram profile of a photographer and dad (as his description says). His pictures vary in style, and they are not only architecture, but also landscapes. If you're an architecture lover you'll definitely love his profile, since he captures many great looking constructions. @Joelopez 's profile is very fresh and quite clean. His posts are artificial. He captures beautiful spots in Barcelona including many architectural gems. @oriolvm this Instagram profile mainly consists of modern architecture in Barcelona and some other places. He even converts ugly buildings into photogenic buildings.  @Catalunya_arquitecta this Instagram profile captures all architectural beauties of the Catalonian region, including the gorgeous gems in Barcelona.

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Landscapes

@msubirats mainly posts pictures of places in Catalunya. He captures the most beautiful landscapes of the Catalonian region. @Jmvidalvia 's Instagram profile is a mixture of different kind of posts like landscapes and urban photos. It's impressive how he captures a kind of tranquil vibe in every picture, even in his urban posts. @Sanfigjo captures all the beauty of Barcelona in mostly black and white pictures. They're beyond impressive! @thehangingplants 's Instagram profile is very fresh and light with all the floral pics and pastel colors. When you're on @thehangingplants 's profile it always feels like it's spring! If you didn't know already about the many gorgeous places Catalonia has, then you'll definitely know after looking at @Barcelonacatalonia 's Instagram profile.  @jblancafort actually is a Catalan architect, but he also posts pictures of landscapes, and art & culture. He is very good at capturing the moment and discovering photogenic places that many don't see.

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Interior Design

When we talk about the Best Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts we of course cannot forget about our own awesome Instagram account @suitelifebcn. As we're a real estate agency we love to post photos of interior designs in the city and of our listings that inspire us. So if you want to enjoy the prettiest interiors,  the most luxurious Barcelona apartments and other amazing pictures then check out @suitelifebcn! @nobohome posts the most gorgeous luxurious apartments based in Barcelona and surroundings, each of them are beauties! @Yaninamazzei posts very unique self made pictures on her profile. You'll find many gorgeous interiors with typical Catalan features in many of her posts. We are a big fan of @Jaimeberiestain 's work as interior designer. If you want to see an example of his impressive work you can check out The Onsider Apartment, which he designed. Without doubt we had to add this world famous interior designer in this list of Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts, since he is based in Barcelona. @Sohohousebarcelona posts pictures of stunning interiors. They also have really nice lifestyle pictures and now and then you'll see some delicious food pictures. @Nasualua is run by Lorena Fernández, her Instagram profile has a bohemian style. When you look at her profile you automatically feel the relaxing vibe.

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Food

Big fan of the famous Patatas Bravas? Then you absolutely cannot miss out @Bravasbarcelona 's Instagram account. He hunts the best places in Barcelona for Patatas Braves. Such a fun account! Want to experience the best food of Barcelona? @barcelonafoodexperience posts pictures of the most delicious food to be find in Barcelona. We'll warn you about the sneak peek, it'll make you hungry! @barcelonamordiscos is one of these mouthwatering food Instagram accounts. Just looking at all the delicious food pictures makes you wanna eat immediately! If you haven't heard yet about Eureka Street Food then you should absolutely check out @EurekaBarcelona. You'll love it, especially if you like food trucks. And boy do we love food trucks! @soydemorrofino is an Instagrammer who just decided to try out as many restaurants in Barcelona as possible. All the nice meals are shared by @soydemorrofino, they look finger-licking delicious! At @bcnfecstime you can expect a lot of really nice food pictures and the coolest urban pictures, all captured in Barcelona & its surroundings.

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Bloggers & Influencers

With 1.7 million followers, @dulceida is one of the most popular Instagrammers of Barcelona. She mainly posts about her life, very intriguing! @instanaimabarcelona is a digital influencer. She is committed to fashion, beauty and lifestyle. She lives a very interesting life, check it out on her account. @driftwood_journals_barcelona is run by Ben Holbrook, a travel blogger based in Barcelona. His Instagram profile is all about food, culture & good living as he mentions himself. Highly recommended and a SuiteLife favourite!

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Urban

@Davidarmengou is one of these Instagram accounts on which you can enjoy the beautiful face of Barcelona. His photography and edit skills are impressive. @barcelona_barcelona is posting all about the good life of Barcelona, if you didn't love Barcelona yet, then you'll love it now! @hiamoros 's Instagram profile is very urban, he captures the city from a whole different point of view, a more rough kind of view. You'll like it! @postcardsfrombarcelona captures all hidden gems and moments that happen in the corners of Barcelona. This account is definitely unique and different from the touristic Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts. @thebarcelonist is one of the most well known Instagram accounts about Barcelona. They take you on a trip through Barcelona via their Instagram pictures and let you explore the city with them. Just like @thebarcelonist, @Barcelonacitizen is also a very well known Barcelona Based Instagram Account. They mainly capture the famous parts of the city and make them look even more beautiful than they are in real life. As @Oscar_bcn being a photographer and Graphic designer, you can expect a lot of his posts. He mainly captures the city and the moments happening inside the city. @Gobarsa is a more touristic Instagram account that organizes tours and events in Barcelona. They show you the daily life in the Catalan city. @Zuckerandspice is run by Sam Zucker, definitely somewhat of a Rennesance man who currently works as a social media professional, culinary tour operator, wine educator, social media influencer, private chef, photographer, videographer, and freelance food and travel writer for several outlets. He’s busy! And his Instagram feed is awesome! On @monicatorne 's profile you'll find a little bit of everything, mostly urban pictures, but also architecture, art, landscapes and culture. @barcelona.street captures life in the streets of Barcelona. This profile is more focused on the people who live in Barcelona and their lives outside the door. @ehovu is the Instagram profile of Jonathan Rodrigo. His pictures show all the beautiful sides of Barcelona. He also travels around a lot, so you can even enjoy stunning pics from other world cities.  @bensroom is run by Ben Walker. Most of the times he stays in either Barcelona, London,  New York or Los Angeles. When you follow @bensroom , it's like your traveling with him around the world. He mainly posts pictures of his own busy life. Definitely worth a follow! Ben walker a.k.a. @bensroom is the founder of @thezoomagency, a very interesting company based in Barcelona. They are, as they say themselves,: "A dynamic team of creatives who design digital journeys for your future consumers". Their Instagram shows everything happening in the company. @jacbcn 's Instagram profile is full of insane urban pictures of the city. He shows Barcelona in a way you probably haven't seen before. @ernest85bcn escapes the huzzle and the buzzle of Barcelona and mainly captures the city from the side or from above. If you're not yet in the city, then this account definitely makes you wanna go to Barcelona. With @dani_hm_bcn you jump into the city life of Barcelona. His edit skills are very impressive, the posts make you feel like you arrived in a dream, the Barcelona dream! @flordefum has some serious awesome photography skills. She captures everything that comes on her way and inspires her. The pictures are very urban, they'll blow your mind! @gismethmehdiyev 's Instagram profile is full of artificial urban pictures, but also landscapes. He mainly captures the city from the side, giving unique perspectives on Barcelona. If you want to know about everything that's going on in the biggest neighborhood of Barcelona, Eixample, then you should definitely follow @bcn_eixample. They capture the life and the gems of Eixample. @galarino gives you a very romantic perspective of the city, with stunning posts of beautiful sunsets and gems of the city. It'll make you fall in love with the city right away. @martallorbcn mainly captures profile portraits of people just outside Barcelona with really nice background views of the city. @thecatalanist 's Instagram profile is a very nice welcome to Catalonia, showing the beauties of the region. @topbarcelonaphoto is an Instagram profile that tries to give the best representation of the city by capturing the famous attractions and best parts of Barcelona. @amobarcelona show's the good life of Barcelona. You can even send in your own photo with #amobarcelona and they might post it. The elegance, the fun and the culture of Barcelona captured in pictures by @total_barcelona. From the little streets to the large modern buildings of the city. If you use the hasthtage #unlimitedbarcelona your picture might end up on @unlimitedbarcelona 's Instagram account. However, they only select the most impressive pictures, as you can see on their feed. All architectural secrets, the most beautiful and famous buildings and the nicest corners of the city is what to expect when you follow @pepgonella2. Check the little sneak peek below. For all our wanderers among us it's a need to follow @wonderlust.barcelona. They capture the city from its most fun side! It makes you wanna travel to Barcelona right now! @lamunicipalbcn posts all photogenic spots of Barcelona. If you need inspiration as a Barcelona based photographer or Instagrammer, you should definitely think about following @lamunicipalbcn. All well known and gorgeous spots of the Catalan capital are captured by @cityofbarcelona. This account is a must-follow if you currently live in Barcelona.

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Art & Culture

@philmusical is one of the funkiest Barcelona Based Instagram Accounts. This Instagram profile is full of fun art & culture. You'll enjoy it! A big fan of street art? Then @borinot_acuatic is the perfect Instagram account for you to follow, showing the most unique kinds of street art. @barcelonastreetart is also committed to finding the most unique art pieces in the streets of Barcelona. You'll be surprised of all the talented artists this city has! Everything related to culture in Barcelona is being posted by @bcncultura. They also keep you up to date on every cultural happening in the city. @pezbarcelona a.k.a. the one and only El Pez has his own Instagram account where he shares all his art works. If you're a fan of El Pez, you can't miss out his account! @Macbalife is a very original Instagram account that posts short videos of people skating in front of the famous MACBA museum in the neighborhood El Raval. Perfect account if you're a big fan of skating! @fotosdebarcelona is not so well known yet among the Barcelona lovers, it's a real gem! On this Instagram account you will mostly find collages of old and new pictures of places in Barcelona. If you really want to get to know the people of Barcelona, then follow @humans.of.barcelona. This Instagram account basically captures the soul of the humans of Barcelona with short inspiring stories. @lidpop is a mixture of different kind of posts, most of them are very artificial and cultural. They are very fun and interesting to look at! Following @articketbcn on Instagram is a perfect way to discover all the cultural events and art museums in Barcelona.  @rescued_tile is one of these very unique Instagram accounts. They literally rescue tiles of old centenary buildings in Barcelona, the tiles were about to be thrown away, although they're very original and beautiful.

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What is the “Okupa Movement"?

Quite simply, an Okupa is a person who seeks empty buildings, taking the opportunity to break in and occupy it. If the incident is reported to the police (which they usually report themselves), they have over 24 hours within the property until it becomes their “own”. The “movement” is more related to the young anti-capitalist figures who occupy the houses in an act to protest their rights. They have created a network in which they have built schools, libraries, accommodation, etc. for young travellers and house seekers. However, there are different types of squatters…

The Different Types of Okupas

The reason behind mentioning the different types of Okupas, is solely to introduce the topic. At the end of the day, if you invest in a property with a squatter, you are investing in an issue that has to be resolved. And so, you would need to have an understanding of the people that could be within the property. Okupa Movement They are usually a young alternative group of people aged 25 to 35 that fight for certain opinions and beliefs. In the eyes of an investor, this type of “Okupa” would be undesirable as it would be very hard to convince them to leave the property through a sum of money. They are strong-minded and stubborn, and tend to group loads of people in one property. Within the "okupa movement", they have justified various reasons for occupying empty buildings... 1. As mentioned previously, they are strongly against capitalism. They dislike the fact that citizens have to dedicate most of their earnings to a roof over their head. 2.  It is a place to reunite as a collective and survive without all of the capitalist institutions that have been put in place by society. 3. To fight back the banks; they hate how the banks force people into a 40 year mortgage, giving them constant fear that if they lose their job at any point, they could also lose their home. Homeless Bankrupt Families After the crisis, many families found themselves without the sufficient funds to finance their loans; resulting in the banks acquiring their properties. Without any other alternative, families moved in with their parents or they occupied empty buildings to rebuild their home. Some never moved from their property that was acquired by the banks; resulting in another form of occupation. The picture below was taken from one of many of the protests against the "desahucios" (the evictions). "Rescatan Bancos, Desahucian Familias" - They save the Banks, They evict the Families. In some part,  this type of Okupa would be the hardest to handle, given that there are huge ethical issues that could arise when evicting these people from their newly found homes. They are not afraid to fight for their home. Nevertheless, with the economy improving, the squatters that you will find in Barcelona will most likely be those from the "okupa movement" or money and con-artists. Money/Con-artists This group of people, purposely occupy empty buildings in a strategy to earn money from the rightful owner. After they successfully occupy the property, the owner would have to pay the squatter in order to convince them to leave... This is preferable to the owner; the legal process to remove a squatter from the property is so tedious, long and expensive that the owner would rather hand the "Okupa" the money outright. And so, these con-artists have been taking advantage of the weaknesses in Spain's judicial system in order to make money. In Spain and in particular, Barcelona, it has become a lucrative sector.

Okupa Timeline in Barcelona

The first ever known "urban occupation" took place in December 1984 in Barcelona. However, the occupation merely lasted a couple of hours as they were thrown out almost immediately by the police. When the attempt came to light,  it inspired many other young Spanish individuals to occupy houses in Pamplona, Bilbao, Madrid and Valencia.  Within this era, the "okupa movement" was largely associated with the "punk" culture that was so popular in the 80's. After the first occupation, many other young individuals followed suit. In Barcelona, 1997, they evicted a dozen young individuals from a house that they had named "Casa de los Gatos". The result of which, a few of the police officers were attacked and a total of 40 cars were damaged in an act of rebellion. In 2016, cars were tipped over as the police evicted individuals from the occupied building in Travessera de Gràcia. Most recently, a massive occupation of flats on the street of Sant Francesc de la Llagosta (February 2017) has left many of the property buyers without a home. As you can imagine, this doesn't even surface the amount of occupations and protests that have occurred in the light of the "okupa movement". However, it does give you a taste of how the problem (or opportunity, whichever view you take...)  has risen over time.

An Investment Opportunity?

This type of selling has increased drastically as a result of the crisis. The banks entered into the real estate market aggressively with a plan to sell houses/properties with squatters or any other complicating issues. There is a clear investment opportunity in purchasing estate with "Okupas", as it would reduce the price of the property by half of its' actual value. This would allow for a greater profit than the usual added-value of a renovation project, for example.  It is true, however, that there is a greater task at hand to remove a squatter from the building than renovating it.  Nevertheless, there are many organisations such as "desokupa" who carry out plans to get rid of these Okupas. That being said, it is a highly risky venture, given that some Okupas may not be willing to move with a simple settlement of money. The Mayor of Barcelona - Ada Colau - is complicating the issue as she is protecting the rights of the squatters. She has made it increasingly harder for organisations such as "desokupa" to pursue the squatters. This means that it is harder to get rid of the squatters; and so,  the owner is left with the option to fight a legal battle or to take the matter in his own hands. There are also some other underlying issues with buying a "okupado" house... For example, you would not be able to visit the property before purchasing it. Also, in some cases, the official size and layout plan of the building could be unknown. This, of course, is what makes this type of venture so risky; but, imagine the sizeable REWARD. How do you approach the notion of buying a property that is occupied? To begin with, you have to distinguish the difference between a legal and illegal occupation... As mentioned earlier, as a result of the crisis, many houses were acquired by the banks, and yet the original owners would remain in the property. And so, they are still technically considered legal occupants of the property, and this would make the process of eviction increasingly harder. However, if a person was to seize an abandoned property, it would be considered illegal. The process of eliminating an illegal occupant will be much easier than a legal occupant. In terms of  "getting rid" of an Okupa, there are some imaginative options: You could use the laws that protect the Okupas in your favour. If you know that the squatters have gone out for the day, you could break in and change the lock to reoccupy the property. Perhaps, you could use a friend to play the role of the "other Okupa". When the original squatters return, to their surprise you have chucked out their belongings and occupied "their" home. When the police arrive, you can present your documents and the squatters will have nothing to show for the possession of the property. If you are interested in investing,some banks have connecting real estate agencies that openly advertise occupied properties on their website. However, for most real estate agencies, it is best not to openly advertise these type of properties. But, Okupa properties are EVERYWHERE. Unavoidably, even some of our listings have been occupied by squatters. Do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested... Because of the nature of these properties, it is best to contact agencies directly to gain more information on purchasing a squatter house.

The Property Owner Perspective: How to Prevent it?

If you own a property in Spain which has been untouched for many years; you should maybe consider taking measures against the Okupa Movement. They have started producing an  "antiokupa" security door in order to prevent them breaking into buildings. With these security doors, you will be able to, at least, minimise the risk of a planned break-in to your empty property in their attempts to occupy it. As a property owner, if you want to reassure yourself that your property is completely safe from being occupied, then you could pay for an "antiokupa" security watch service. They patrol around different neighbourhoods with their listings of empty buildings, every 18 to 20 hours, in order to ensure that nobody remains in a vacant property more than 24 hours. If there are any other methods to prevent "okupas", let us know below in the comment section... We hope you have found this blog insightful,   The SuiteLife Team.   P.S. if you want to know more about Okupa Properties, Contact Us!  

 ]]> 5169 0 0 0 102 https://anneinpt.wordpress.com/2017/08/23/terror-in-europe-what-starts-with-the-jews-doesnt-end-with-the-jews/ 0 0 103 https://www.hallemax.de/23082017085611@id=2581@cat=nachrichten@content=slamischer-terroranschlag-von-barcelona-ein-linkes-ding 0 0 104 https://egretnews.com/index.php/2017/08/24/spain-barcelona-attack-was-preventable-by-soeren-kern/ 0 0 109 https://jaime48.wordpress.com/2017/08/31/el-atentado-de-barcelona-se-pudo-haber-evitado/ 0 0 169 http://offene-meinungen-aus-sachsen-anhalt.de/barcelona-ein-linkes-ding/ 0 0 263 http://cs.yeezyideationcenter.com/11964/spanelsko-atentatum-barcelone/ 0 0 290 http://es.yeezyideationcenter.com/10920/atentado-barcelona-evitado/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sustainability/sustainable-urbanism-in-barcelona/ Wed, 10 May 2017 14:08:54 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5438 What is Sustainable Urbanism? Sustainable Urbanism is nothing more than a fancy word to describe an eco-friendly city. Sustainable Urbanism in Barcelona is a topic that people are finally taking seriously. Ever since the announcement of greenhouse gases and damaging CO2 emissions, Sustainability has become a never-ending craze. We are consistently trying to save and prolong the planet for the future generation (and so we should!).

The world is going to end!!

We are constantly being drilled with this idea that the world is going to crumble to its’ core. Perhaps, the media over-exaggerates (hence, the picture below), but it shouldn’t be overlooked. After all, the people that believe Global Warming is a lie also believe that the world is flat. Climate change, waste patches, toxic plastics, and the overuse of water is becoming an increasing concern to the environment. The ice caps are melting, animals are becoming extinct, garbage circles are found everywhere in our oceans and plastic is STILL being manufactured. When will we learn to change our ways? We need to embrace the latest innovations, and adapt them into society.

Barcelona as an "eco-city"

Sustainable Urbanism in Barcelona has been improving. Recently, they announced that they may try to cap tourism in order to minimise some of its’  negative impacts on the city. Quite a few companies have started to introduce policies and ideas to comply with the newly created notion “Green Tourism”. Within the Urban Mobility Plan of Barcelona 2013-2018, they have also created some restrictive measures on private vehicles, such as increased prices of parking meters. However, there are more effective innovations that could help eliminate the issues that exist within the environment. For example, Barcelona has adopted the recent idea which is to create a "Vertical Garden" as a way to optimise the carbon footprint offset of the city. As well as this, vertical gardens provide a way to reduce the amount of fruits and vegetables that we outsource  from other countries (through planting local produce). This piece of architecture in Barcelona  is called the "Green Side Wall" and it was designed by Capella Garcia Arquitectura.  But, given Barcelona's excessive use in motorbikes to get from A to B, there needs to be many more vertical gardens to offset those carbon emissions!  In fact, in China they have just recently invented a bicycle that filters dirty air as you ride to and fro. This would be perfect to offset the carbon footprint that an urban city creates on its’ day to day basis. On the subject of bicycles, Bicing was introduced in 2007, and now has over 450 stations in the city.  People can collect bicycles from these stations to ride to and from work/studies/shops. It has been very successful in terms of getting more people to use bicycles as their first mode of transport. The only issue is that Barcelona needs to become more pedestrian friendly in order to fully embrace the notion of an "emission free" city. A new pedestrian friendly project "Superblock" has been approved by the government, but we are still waiting on the official starting date. It was supposed to start in 2017, but it is becoming more probable that it will begin during the beginnings of 2018. The idea is to increase the green space in Barcelona, and minimise the traffic congestion. This would mean that no vehicles would be permitted into the area unless it is for deliveries for local businesses. Barcelona should continue to implement different urban mobility policies, in order to increase its' chances of being the next up and coming eco-city. However, Barcelona also needs the help of its' citizens, our homes need to be more sustainable in order to become a more eco-friendly city. Some people are already embracing the need for eco-friendly houses in Barcelona. For example, this gorgeous Catalan Hotel, which pride themselves in Sustainable Living.  

Ideas to improve Sustainable Urbanism in Barcelona

Videos of innovative designs are always being shared across social networking portals such as Facebook and Twitter. This section will show you a few of the MOST incredible ideas to build a more sustainable urban city. 1. Have you ever heard of Solar Panel Roadways? This is a new concept which could potentially change the “Urban City” forever. Imagine if we could change all of Barcelona’s road surfaces to solar panels? With the quantity of road space available, we could power the whole city.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlTA3rnpgzU&t=331s   2. Plastic has been an issue ever since its' creation. However,  there have been different ideas to re-use/recycle it; using the plastic for insulation in buildings, plastic currency (the coins have just been made official in the North of Amsterdam), and plastic road surfaces.  Did you know? There is even a type of caterpillar that eats plastic... This means we finally have some kind of solution to eliminate the world's waste. 3. "Smart Street Lighting System" -  A smart networking system of lamp posts that have sensors that can analyse the quality of the air in order to control the amount of traffic in the city. The sensors also allow them to save more energy, dimming lights where necessary in quiet areas. 4. There are loads of different bicycle innovations, however, this next one is making cycling more appealing to the working man. Renewable-battery powered bicycles that charge when you break or as you go down hills. This means that you would be able to cycle to work without breaking a sweat. HALLELUJAH. 5. The research behind BioFuels are improving day by day. They have even found a way to power a car with WATER. Within the next 20 years, it is possible that we could all switch to a more sustainable fuel other than Petroleum and Diesel. These concepts have been based on the “big picture”, but what kind of eco-friendly innovations can we include in our home design. There are a number of cool interior designs that take into account the need to be more eco-friendly.

We would love to hear about any other cool inventions that you have seen, or whether you know of any other projects in Barcelona related to Sustainable Urbanism,

 

The SuiteLife Team.

           ]]> 5438 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/spanish-real-estate-terms/ Thu, 25 May 2017 09:17:15 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5567 Spanish Real Estate terms everyone needs to know! We all know that feeling of being lost when moving to another country where you don't understand the language, (been there, done that). If you are moving to Barcelona or Spain soon, and you don't speak Spanish then this blog comes right on time for you, because you are probably going to deal with real estate agencies, this TOP agency is the best in town, or websites like idealista. As we know how complex it can be, we thought of helping you by explain all the relevant Spanish real estate terms that you'll have to deal with when moving to Barcelona or Spain in general. With this blog, you won't run into unexpected surprises!

La Cocina

Let's start with, for some of us, one of the most important parts of the house La cocina: the kitchen. However, there are different types of kitchens. A Cocina Americana is an American style kitchen, meaning it's an open kitchen. A cocina independiente is an independent kitchen, meaning that the kitchen is a separate room. Even though most places have their dining area close to the kitchen, some apartments have a separate comedor: dining room.

Los Electrodomésticos

Los electrodomésticos are the home appliances. After spending a night full of food and fun with your friends or family, you might not be really in the mood to do the dishes. Solution? the lavavajillas: dishwasher. But to make that delicious dinner you obviously need a horno: oven. Don't want to throw away the left overs? then a congelador: freezer or nevera/frigorífico might come in handy, so you can warm it up next day in your microondas: microwave. If you'd like to wash your clothes at home, than you might also look for a lavadora: washing machine or lavadero: laundry room, and a secadora: dryer.

("Passion Fruit")

Una vivienda

A vivienda is what they call a home in Spanish. In a vivienda you will find habitaciones: rooms, dormitorios: bedrooms, salón: living room, baño: bathroom, ducha: shower. If you have any special wishes you might want to know words like balcón: balcony, to enjoy the summer nights on. As we are settled down in Barcelona for quite a while now, we know how hot the summers can be, so an aire condicionado: air conditioning comes in very handy. However, Barcelona is also known for its' pretty cold winters, so a calefaccion: heating on the other hand is also good to have. Then there are habitaciones dobles which are double bedrooms, and un habitacion individual is an individual bedroom. Want to jump in the shower right after you jump out of your bed every morning? then go for a suite con baño: en suite bathroom, saves time and effort! After a hard day of working you might also want to relax in a bañera: a bathtub. Some apartments might have aseos: a separate toilet, and un despacho: an office. Do you like some extra space to store your mess? then a trastero: storage place is perfect. Since Barcelona has some really amazing views you might even ask for an apartment with vistas al mar: sea views, vistas a la montaña: views on the mountain or vistas a la ciudad: visits on the city. If you wanna have nice visits on the city, then you might wanna look for a nice barrio: neighborhood that provides you these nice views. Wanna live in the heart of the city, but also be close to the beach, your work or anything else? Then ask if the apartment is cerca de transporte público: close to public transport.

("New York Duplex")

Amueblado

This means furnished. If the apartment is amueblado, you will find a sofa: couch, mesa: table, cama: bed, and maybe some armarios empotrados: built-in closets. If an apartment is semi-amueblado it is only partially furnished, if they say sin meubles or no amueblado it is not furnished (there are two types of "unfurnished", with or without kitchen appliances. Unfurnished apartments with the appliances tend to be more common). It might also be useful to know whether there are ventanas: windows, in a room to enjoy the Barcelona sun and luz natural: natural light.

Un edificio

Un edificio is a building. Some edificios have a portero/conserje: doorman, and some edificios are also con ascensor: with elevator, and some are sin ascensor: without elevator. Most of the times, obras nuevas: newly built buildings have an elevator. This might be good to know if you do or don't want to walk the stairs to your planta: floor. The highest piso: flat, of the building often comes with a terrace, this flat is called an ático: an attic. The flat on the ground floor is called a bajo. Bajos often have direct access to the street. It might also happen that you find an estudio: a studio apartment in which there are no rooms, it is simply open space. Normally, the superfície: surface size of  an estudio is smaller than a normal flat. By the way, a 'studio' in Spain means a flat without an independent bedroom. You could technically have a 100m2 studio. If you're looking to compartir: share, a flat with friends or family than you might need a bigger flat with maybe a piscina: swimming pool, a zona comuntaria: communal zone or a jardín comuntaria: communal garden. What also might be useful to know is whether a flat is in buen estado: good condition, or reformado: renovated.

The Onsider Apartment

Alquiler

This means rental, maybe you're even looking for an apartment to rent with opcion de venta, this means there is an option to buy. But if you just want to rent a place, then an agency might ask if you're looking for corta estancia: short-term, media estancia: mid-term or larga estancia: long-term rental. When you found the flat of your dreams (which you might find here) you'll have to pay a reserva: reserve fund to the agency, this is the guarantee that your flat is actually yours and the agent will take it down on the portals, and no one else will have it but you. If you're lucky the flat is disponible ya: available now and you can move in right a way. You will also have to pay fianza: security deposit to the propietario: owner, which they pay you back at the end of the contract. In addition to that, you also pay the comisión de agencia: agency fee to the agencia inmobiliaria: real estate agency. They also might talk about the IVA, this means the value-added tax (VAT). In the end you will have to sign the contrato de arrendamiento: rental contract, you get los llaves: keys, and then you are officially the inquilino: tenant and we say congrats with your place!  

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Are some things still not clear to you? don't hesitate to contact us, we'll be to happy explain everything to you!]]> 5567 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/sports-in-barcelona/running-in-barcelona/ Thu, 01 Jun 2017 12:22:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5592 Running in Barcelona... All you need to know Running in Barcelona is one of my favourite pastimes and within this blog, you will read all about the different running groups and applications that we recommend you don't miss. There are some absolutely incredible running routes in Barcelona that include all types of elevation, duration and scenery.

Running groups

Barcelona 360 tours - this company offers some pretty strong guidance, and awesome routes to go in and about the city.  It is quite pricey, however, if you are paying as a one off experience to gain some knowledge about running in Barcelona, it is PERFECT. Have you ever heard of the Meet up app? Within this app, there are different running groups that are ideal to meet with others, and run in a bigger crowd. There are different ranges of levels; from beginner, intermediate to advanced, you will not feel uncomfortable or “behind” (as long as you don’t sign up to an advanced class, when you are a beginner).Here are a few of the most popular ones: - Barcelona Casual Runners - Moon Runners - Morning Runners Barcelona - madrugar y correr. - Nike+Run Club - Running Intervals (for this event, it is a paid class) - running/trailrunning/hiking principantes Whilst we are still on the subject of mobile applications, Strava is also another great way to find running clubs. It works the same way as the Meet Up App, the only difference is, Strava is specifically for running/cycling. You can search for different running clubs within your location, and you can choose to meet up with other runners. However in some cases, people don't actually meet, some people use it as a community to publish their training and achievements.  This is perfect if you enjoy solitary running, and still want to enjoy the sense of community a running club gives you.

Planned routes

Personally, I found that most of the evening groups are either too advanced or at an awkward time (if you work late), and so not all of us have the time to run on a schedule.  But then again, some of us simply prefer to run solo…  therefore, this section will give you some ideas on where to run and when to run in Barcelona. Let’s begin nice and easy… 1. The Ciutadella Park Run. The Ciutadella Park makes for a perfect 2km run, in which you can make the run as easy or as difficult as you like. You can make laps around the park, making the most of the flat ground, or you could run up and down the stairs to get some more intense cardio training. Meanwhile, you can enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the park. On a sunny day, every body is sunbathing, or having a picnic. 2. Les Ramblas If you want to kick up the mileage, then les Ramblas is the perfect running strip.  It is only 3km running down from Plaça Catalunya to Passeig de Colom and back.  It is the perfect run for beginners, or even for a nice high-speed, faster run. Take note: NEVER (I mean don’t even bother trying) run on les Ramblas during the day in high-season. I say from experience, it is way too stressful. There I was on a lovely summer’s day, when the spontaneous (not-so brilliant) idea arose in my mind to skip all the city traffic lights and go down les Ramblas. It was around 12 o’clock, and let me tell you, it was a bad bad idea. After almost getting run over by a bike and a taxi, then almost knocking over several people on the path… I decided to never repeat. And well, here I am telling you, so you don’t make the same foolish mistake. Although, you might be better at dodging crowds than me.  Either way, all runs on les Ramblas should take place before 9 o’clock in the morning.  Oh, and be careful not to slip! The Barcelona clean up crew have it against us runners. 3. The Waterfront If you are not an early riser, then the waterfront is perfect for you. It will be busy (in high season),  of course, but it is still possible to run.  You will master the art of weaving in and out of people (perfect for race training). The Waterfront is ideal for a versatile run, you can do from 3 km to 10km. What’s more, in the summer, you can leap into the sea to cool down. You could even combine Las Ramblas and the Waterfront into one big run. This is only for the brave or the master dodgers. 4. Parc de Montjuic Another awesome run (with a hell of a lot of incline) is the Parc de Montjuic -Barcelona’s Mirador. Again,  you can choose whether you want to do a nice 5km or an even nicer 10km.  There are some useful websites such as mapmyrun and strava, that you can use to create your own routes. They even have routes that have already been planned from other runners. Nevertheless, if you have a phone or a watch that can log your km whilst running, you should definitely bring it on your run. When you are running in Barcelona, you have to be flexible in order to avoid red traffic lights and oncoming tourists. 5. Nature Park of Collserola There are some really good routes that begin in the Nature Park of Collserola, and they are all KILLER runs. They all have high elevation, with some added incline, and to top it off an extra bit of hill. But, you can make the run as easy or as hard as you like. If you are as crazy as me, then you will most likely decide to do the full monty. I decided to walk/run the whole route from Plaza Catalunya to Carretera de les Aigües, so you can imagine just how many hills and incline I tackled.  Nevertheless, when you reach the top, the trail flattens out and you get to appreciate the absolutely breathtaking views! If you want to save your legs for the actual run, then you can take the Metro: from Plaza Catalunya you can get the S1 or S2, then you would get off at Peu del Funicular. From here, you can get the Funicular de Vallvidrera until Carretera de les Aigües (the journey is included within your original ticket that you would have used from the metro). If you have a GPS watch, you can just go to the park and run freely until you reach your desired kilometres.  You could then follow the same route for your next run. Personally, I think this way is more satisfying as you can choose your own elevation, and difficulty. You decide whether or not to take a break. If you don't have a GPS watch, you can use the mobile application Strava. You can even use it without data, as long as you begin to log the run when you have internet initially.  If you are running on a weekend, you will pass by plenty of other runners. When you see your fellow runners,  it can boost your motivation by trying to keep up their pace (or maybe, that is just my competitive self). In reality, you can run any where and any time that you want, but this is just some of the routes that I personally enjoy running in Barcelona. However, if you have the time, don’t limit your imagination! Don’t seclude yourself to Barcelona …there are some really beautiful places surrounding Barcelona.   If you love your trail running, you should really visit these following places that are on the outskirts of Barcelona... 6. Nature Park Montseny This picture is absolutely gorgeous, and highlights why Montseny is such a beautiful place to run. You could run up to 30km (or, like in my case, you could stumble across 10km) and never get bored of the scenery. If you drive a car, it will be a lot easier for you to find the Nature Park. Nevertheless, you can still find trains and buses to arrive at the location. If you search on Google, you can find different routes that will suit you. 7. Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac This is a fairly straightforward journey, you can get the S1 from Plaza Catalunya (Direction: Terassa) to Terassa Rambla. Then, from the FGC Terrasa station you would take the M11 (Direction: Matadepera - Mura) to L'Alzina del Salari. It will set you back 2 hours of travelling, but the trail is worth it! You can chose your path freely, and enjoy the iconic monastery and the natural landscape... 8. Cingles de Bertí It is an hour drive from Barcelona, however, if you don't have a car... You can alternatively take the metro and a bus from Plaza Espanya. It will take you approximately 2 1/2 hours. You can get the L1 to La Sagrera, of which you would then have to take the 323 bus from Avenida Meridiana to Ctra de la Parròquia (Direction: Torregassa. Parc de Joan Plumé).  

Running events

You can quite easily find running calendars online for any upcoming events in Barcelona.  But,  these are some of the most popular running events in Barcelona that occur every year: The Barcelona Half-marathon "La Mitja" - Around 15,000 runners. Barcelona Marathon - Around 17,000 runners, such a great vibe. Cursa Bombers 10km - Very popular route around the city, usually takes place in May. Cursa Merce 10km - Around 17,000 runners can take part. And, it usually happens around September time. New Years 10km - I think you can guess when this run takes place... Hopefully, you can use all of the different running routes that we have shown you to train for one of these running events ?.

We would love to hear about your running experiences in Barcelona.

And let us know if you try any of the running routes ? !

 

HAPPY RUNNING!

 

Phoebe (Runner, Barcelona Enthusiast and SuiteLifer).

   ]]> 5592 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/unusual-museums-in-barcelona/ Tue, 30 May 2017 15:02:11 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5686 Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya but more off the beaten path or just plain off beat.

7. Fire Station Museum (Espai Bombers-Parc De La Prevenció)

This museum is super small and not very well known, which is such a shame because the exhibition is modern and really interesting. It is all about the history of firefighters in Barcelona. Various vehicles and equipment from different eras are displayed. This museum is educational, fun for the whole family, and great for school trips.

Espai Bombers-Parc de Prevenció Mon-Fri: 10-14h Sat: 10-14h, 15-20h Sun: 10-15h Website

6. Perfume Museum (Museu del Perfum)

This one is an oddball and different from most museums here in Barcelona. It doesn't display paintings and mosaics but instead the total evolution of perfume bottles and flasks over the years and decades. There are about 5.000 containers from the past and also the most modern creations of today's perfumes. The exhibition also shows stuff like old catalogs, labels and advertising material. The museum is divided into two well-defined parts. One part shows the glasses and containers of ancient cultures in a chronological order and the other part shows the flasks of the industrialised perfumery. If you can't visit the museum you can check out the website. There is a lot of information and you can do a "mini visit".

Museu del Perfum Mon-Fri: 9:30-20:30h Sat: 10-20:30h Sun: - Website

5. Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata)

This museum is definitely something for people with a sweet tooth. It is located very centrally in the Borne inside the former Sant Agustí monastery. It shows the history of chocolate in Europe and how it found its way to us. The Chocolate Museum is one of the smaller museums in Barcelona but also has one of the most fascinating exhibitions. The smell of chocolate is always with you and you also get a piece of chocolate at the entrance. If you want to have more chocolate you can buy it in the shop at the entrance of the museum. The "museu de la xocolata" offers a wide range of activities and workshops for children and adults. It is all about tasting and learning about chocolate!

Museu de la Xocolata Mon-Sat: 10-19h Sun: 10-15h Website

4. Erotic Museum (Museu Eròtic de Barcelona)

The Erotic Museum of Barcelona is really famous. It was opened in 1997 and is now one of the best known museums in Barcelona. It is situated at La Rambla, opposite La Boqueria, which is known as one of the best markets in Europe. The exhibition contains about 800 pieces and offers a fascinating tour through the history of eroticism. You can learn something about sexual records, sexuality in different cultures or discover the private erotic video collection of King Alfonso XIII. You may think that this museum is kind of dirty and filthy but in fact it is really informative and impressive. The museum is privately owned and run which means that the tickets aren't that cheap. As an adult you have to pay 9€. If you want to have an audio guide or book a guided tour through the museum you have to pay more. But it is definitely worth it! You can check out the website for more information.

Museu Eròtic de Barcelona Mon-Sun: 10-23:30h Website

3. Magic Museum (El Rei de la Magia)

  If you like the power of magic you have to visit the "Magician King - El Rei de la Magia". You can find him in the Borne district. You can't miss the remarkable red door on Carrer Princesa. The original shop was established in 1881 and with a history of over 135 years it is one of the world's oldest shops and museums specialising in magic. The shop and the museum are divided. The museum is situated in Carrer Jonqueres just a few steps away from the original shop. The exhibition is small but it shows the history of magicians with old books, outfits and tools of magicians from earlier eras. There is also a original costume of Joaquim Partagas who is the founder of the museum. If you visit the museum you can also buy tickets for magic shows. The Magician King also offers workshops for both kids and adults.

El Rei de la Magia Wed-Fri: 16-20h Sat-Sun: 11-14h, 16-20h Website

2. Hash, Marijuana & Hemp Museum

This museum is quite a... let's say, relaxed one. Yes you heard it right. It is about hash, marihuana, hemp, weed, dope, green, maryjane or whatever you want to call it. The exhibition is displayed in the Palau Mornau which is a wonderful building in the heart of the Gothic quarter. The director of the museum, Ben Dronkers, found the building in really bad shape. Accompanied by the local architect Jordi Romeu he restored the Palau Mornau. In 2012 the restoration was finished and the muesum opened on the 11th of may. There is another location of the museum in Amsterdam and and together they count over 2 million visitors. The exhibition is about cannabis, how it was used in different cultures and the inspiring effect of consuming. It is really one of the most Unusual Museums in Barcelona.

Hash, Marihuana & Hemp Museum Mon-Sun: 10-22h Website

1. Museum of Funeral Carriages (Museu de Carrosses Fúnebres)

This museum is a really special one which you should definitively visit. It is located at the Montjuic Cemetery. The exhibition is the only public one in Europe which contains a large collection of funeral carriages. It was set up in 1970 and to be honest it seems like a creepy idea for a museum but as soon as you enter you will like it. You can admire 13 carriages and 6 coaches which were used to transfer the relatives to the church and cemetery. All of these vehicles are beautifully decorated and look very historic. There are also 3 motor hearses which complete the collection. There are boards next to every hearse which give you information about the era and the function. The whole exhibition is really interactive and augmented reality is used to make the experience more lifelike. You can combine your stay at the museum with a visit at the funeral library. This is one of the most important ones in Europe and it contains over 3600 publications over funeral customs.

Museu de Carrosses Fúnebres Sat-Sun: 10-14h Website

What do you think? Have you seen other Unusual Museums in Barcelona? Let us know in the comments! - Daniel ]]> 5686 0 0 0 1870 https://77bdwin.com 77bdwin]]> 0 0 1953 https://jili7slotdemofree.com jili7slotdemofree]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/property-developers-in-barcelona/ Thu, 29 Jun 2017 09:27:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5772  Property Developers in Barcelona.  We as a Real Estate Agency love them since they create beautiful new flats and buildings. This blog will be about the top architectural firms and developers that have had the greatest impact in Barcelona with their current projects! Properties are always in demand in Barcelona; people are especially attracted to new developments for the easy, functional living spaces they provide. It is a beautiful feeling to step into a brand new flat knowing that you will be the first owner. But let's start with the introduction of those organisations who create these beautiful places!

Norvet Property DVLP.

This is a developer we already collaborate with... Norvet took its first steps in renovating and developing buildings in 2013. Although they are such a young company they are amongst the most established in Barcelona. They have their own in-house design studio from which their architects and interior designers work. Norvet focuses on luxury design paired with sustainable and modern elements. Minimizing energy consumption by using energy-efficient systems and new smart-home technology take the properties into the 21st century. Norvet is always working on new projects but currently they have some really interesting "new build" projects. We will present to you three of them now:

Escudellers °44

As you can see in the picture above the transformation is incredible! The building will be demolished and built up again. Here are some pictures of the interior. The style of the interior is mid-century modern and it is very spacious and luminous. It is in a prime location since it is located close to the Ramblas in the Gothic quarter. It is a gateway to the nightlife, streetlife, cultural life and it is only short walk away from the sea.

Poeta Cabanyes 33-35

This before and after picture is also really impressive. It is based in in Poble Sec which is known as the "dry land of Barcelona"; named after its well known fertile ground decades ago. It is a great residential neighborhood with no big historical sights which means that there will be no tourists exploring the area. The street is quiet and next to one of Barcelona's biggest green spaces AND you can also explore the best cultural and culinary hubs. The building offers modern flats with smart home technology. Depending on the flat it has a big garden or terrace which increases the living quality.

Rabassa 63-65

This property is located in Gràcia which is one of the most popular neighborhoods to live in. It used to be the space of a former factory but now it is located on a residential street. This rare combination creates an opportunity for a unique development: high-ceilings, spacious lofts with a lot of extravagance. With these characteristics the Rabassa 63-65 definitely stands out in its neighborhood.

You can find more information on their website: norvetbcn.com

ELIX

Another big property developer in Barcelona is ELIX. They also promote properties in Madrid. The company was founded in 2003 by Jorge Benjumeda and Jaime Lacasa. With nearly 15 years of experience in business they are one of the biggest and most established developing companies in Barcelona. They started over 15 new projects in 2016 and are always searching for new sites to renovate or develop. Since they have so much experience in the real estate market, their mission is to satisfy the needs of every individual customer and make modern homes affordable. The style of the company is really innovative and every project is unique. A lot of developers focus on renovating OR new constructions but ELIX does both! We will present you two of their current projects. ELIX Developments focuses on renovating properties while ELIX NEXT Developments stands for new constructions.

Tirso de Molina, 9

"Tirso de Molina, 9" is a charming rehabilitation project. It provides 9 beautiful homes in the heart of the Sants district. ELIX keep the best of the original construction like the Catalan ceilings and the brick walls and then they combine them with modern elements. As you can see in the picture below the result looks awesome. The place has a lot of natural light and welcoming spaces.  

Encarnació, 103

The "Project Encarnacio, 103" is the second new construction of ELIX! It consists of only 4 homes and is located in Gràcia. A duplex with a terrace, 2 standard flats and a penthouse with an integrated solarium. The design of the development is very minimalistic with white walls and bricks in sight. The layout of the flats is spacious, functional and invites the natural light to come in.   They also established a new brand in Barcelona. FHAUS has awesome projects in Barcelona! They focus on the industry's 4 basic activities: Property Acquisition, Design & Construction, Property Management and Commercialization.

You can find more information on their website: elix.es

Bonavista Developments

Bonavista Developments was founded in 2014 by Alex Miquel Molleví, Marcus Donaldson and Jacinto Roqueta and is one of the rising promoters in Barcelona. They have awesome projects like the Casa Burés. This house was designed by the Catalan architect Francesc Berenguer i Mestres who was one of Gaudi's closest collaborators. The house was constructed between 1900 and 1905 and  Bonavista keeps the historical spirit of the building allowing it to be restored beautifully.

"Barcelona is our city and we want the buildings we rehabilitate to bring value to the neighborhood and the city, so when we rehabilitate we demand from our builders the highest level of quality,"                       - Alex Miquel Molleví, Co-Founder of Bonavista

Besides the rehabilitation of historical buildings Bonavista is also working on "new build" projects. Saüc 12 is one of them. 6 completely new houses will be built there. The architect Damián Ribas is known for his really unique and modern style. The project is defined by clear spaces, light and the national environment. The houses are located in the highest part of the city and provide beautiful views over Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea. They're close to the old quarter of the Sarrià district which means that it is surrounded by the best schools, sports facilities and basic local services. The area is quiet and far from the hustle and bustle of the city which can be reached by car within a few minutes. As you can see, the apartments of Bonavista are designed in a very modern way. They bring together luxury and efficiency. Glass, concrete, wood and stone represent strength and warmth.

You can find more information on their website: bonavistadev.com

Since they create such beautiful homes, they definitely belong to the best Property Developers in Barcelona. How do you like these developments? Would you like to live in one of them? Let us know in the comments! - Daniel  ]]> 5772 0 0 0 1958 https://nustargames.net nustargame.com]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/end-of-roaming-in-the-eu/ Wed, 14 Jun 2017 11:19:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5802 Roam Like at Home' legislation.

1. What does the end of roaming agreement of the European Union mean?

Thanks to the agreement realized by the European Commission, consumers will be able to call, send SMS, and surf on the internet within the 28 countries of the EU without paying more than at home. Starting Thursday, June 15, the roaming charges will disappear and when you travel throughout Europe you won't have to worry about extra costs for calls and data anymore.

2. Which countries does this rule apply to?

The agreement includes every country of the Europan Union: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

3. Will the "Brexit" affect the end of roaming for the UK?

The UK will leave the EU in a few years, but until then there will no roaming fees. Depending on the negotiations of the United Kingdom and the authorities of the EU, there will also probably no extra costs after.

4. How much will I pay in other countries?

This agreement only affects the 28 countries of the European Union. However, some operators that provide service in other countries have expanded their lists to better compete with the roaming offers in the EU. Examples include providers in countries such as the United States, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Albania, and Turkey. You can find detailed information on the website of your provider for your own country.

5. Couldn't I just look for the cheapest rate in Europe and use it in my home country?

No. The no-charge roaming rule is intended for occasional travel, not for long term roaming. The requirement for the customer is to reside (or maintain some kind of link) in the country where the mobile line is contracted. If you use your mobile abroad permanently, your operator will end up apply charges for roaming within the limits of the European Commission after a certain period of time. You will eventually receive an SMS when traveling to another country to remind you of the limits of this reasonable use policy. For example, if you are moving to Barcelona long term, you must use a Spanish provider.  

6. And what are those limits of use?

According to the new regulations, there are no volume restrictions for voice calls or SMS abroad, but for the use of data. In order to prevent the permanent use of data abroad, phone companies will charge extra fees for customers who have used their mobile more abroad than at home for a period of four months. If it is your case, your operator will contact you and ask you to clarify the situation, and you will have 14 days to do so. If you continue to spend more time abroad than in your home country, and roaming continues to exceed your national consumption, then your operator could start applying a surcharge according to the limits of the agreement.

7. How much will I pay if I exceed the limits of the agreement?

The new regulations state that the additional charges when roaming will not exceed the wholesale prices charged by operators:

• 3.2 cents per minute for voice calls • 1 cent per SMS • EUR 7.7 per GB until June 15, 2017 • EUR 6 per GB as from January 1, 2018 • EUR 4,5 per GB as from January 1, 2019 • EUR 3,5 per GB from January 1, 2020 • EUR 3 per GB from January 1, 2021 • EUR 2.5 per GB from January 1, 2022 (These prices do not include VAT)  

8. What if I live in one country and work in another?

If you are a cross-border worker, you will only need to connect once a day to the national network. This will count as a day of home country presence even if you go to the other country that same day. Therefore, you can choose a mobile plan in either of the two countries and benefit from roaming without surcharge as if you were an occasional traveler.

9. Is this for contract plans only or does it also apply to prepaid plans?

Customers who use prepaid plans also benefit from the new regulations: now the prepaid roaming rates are the same as the national ones. However, operators may apply a data limit. That limit will be, at minimum, the equivalent of dividing 7.70 € by the remaining credit amount of your prepaid card. That is, if you have a remaining credit of € 12 at the time you arrive abroad, you can spend 12 / 7.70 = 1.5 GB of roaming data.

10. Why have they taken so long to approve this? 

For the European Commission, this agreement lays the foundation for an ambitious Single Market for Telecommunications. As for consumers, the end of roaming provides endless benefits. However, this new regulation can be a huge headache for operators, especially for those operating in touristic countries such as Spain, as the new regulations will cause an increase in traffic by foreign users. This has forced several companies to improve their technologic infrastructures to avoid saturation of the networks.  

11. Are national prices going to rise?

European operators have warned this could increase domestic prices to compensate for their reduced income from the eradication of roaming charges. In the past year, large Spanish operators increased their tariffs between 2 and 6 EUR on average. What do you think about this new legislation? Do you think it's a good change for Europe? Let us know in the comments below!   Moving to Spain? We can help you set up your new phone plan and more in Barcelona for your move to be entirely stress-free. Check out our relocation services for more info.]]> 5802 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/decorate-your-balcony/ Thu, 29 Jun 2017 08:41:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5882 decorate your balcony and get more use out of it by using simple, budget-friendly hacks that can wow your guests.

Ideas to decorate your balcony:

1. From rainforest to refined

With the close proximity of many balconies in Barcelona, you may often find your neighbor peering over into your morning newspaper and coffee routine. Solve this by lining your balcony with bamboo mats to cover unwelcome views, with the added bonus of giving a charming rustic look to the space. Bamboo mats can also be repurposed to give a shady refuge from the blazing Spanish sun and heat.

2. Throw some shade

Similarly, breezy curtains can provide an alternative shady solution for a more polished look that extends your living room outdoors and provides extra privacy.

3. For the lazy gardener

Though many balconies in Barcelona are on the smaller side with limited space, your dream to be a cultivated gardener doesn't have to be dashed.  Use hanging shoe organizers or bookcases to nestle your plants to create a lush vertical garden which takes up no space at all.

4. Hanging around

Turn your balcony into the ultimate chill spot by putting up a hammock and spend your days maxin' and relaxin' away in the sun.

5. Getting sun light reading done ☀

Store all your novels and keepsakes on a bookshelf on your balcony for extra storage and easy access for when you crave some light summer reading in the sun.

6. May the forest be with you

Bring mother nature to your flat by growing some climbers for an immediate forest getaway right in the comfort of your own home. Vines can also double as a natural way to cover an unsightly wall and to shroud unpleasant views. You can decorate your balcony to your heart's content, with the benefit of helping the environment.

7. Make everyday patio season

Transform your balcony into an extension of your flat and turn it into a mini dining room to enjoy both the food and the views-- What could be better than that combo?

8. Getting lit

Who says string lights should only be used for Christmas? To make use of your balcony at night, string lights and mini lanterns can turn your balcony into a glowy and romantic setting perfect for any day of the year.

9. From trash to treasure

Got old crate boxes? Don't throw them away just yet! Crate boxes add a farmhouse aesthetic that immediately transports your balcony to the Provence countryside. Use them for storage, as a seating area or coffee table.... the possibilities are endless!

10. Walking on sunshine

Turn cold concrete slab into a welcoming walkway by laying down tile flooring wood for a small balcony makeover. And voila! Hardwood floors for a fraction of the price.

11. Air your dirty laundry over here!

If you find that your washing machine an awkward eyesore that takes up too much space in your flat, your balcony can also double as a laundry room. This can free up extra room in your flat so you can focus on what's really important... like, you know, that dream walk- in closet you' ve always wanted.

12. Sleep under the stars

But if your space is seriously mini, consider just turning the whole thing into a cozy outdoor chair... Need some inspiration for where to find some of these cool items? Check out our other posts about the best furniture stores in Barcelona here: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 . Also let me know if you have any cool DIYs or apartment hacks that you use for your own outdoor space! Post your comments and pictures of how you decorate your balcony below! Jodi]]> 5882 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/types-of-property-in-barcelona/ Thu, 06 Jul 2017 13:00:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=5948 types of property in Barcelona. From new builds to second hand flats, we will explain it all in this article! After reading this you'll have no doubts  about what kind of property is the one for you!

Types of Property in Barcelona

New build flats

A new build flat is built from the ground up, meaning that the old building is demolished and a new construction is built. They are perfect for families or couples who are looking for a modern flat, and want to be 100% sure that everything functions the way it should. Pros:

• All the installations are 100 percent new and you can be sure that everything in the flat works
• Everything is as new as it can be, meaning that you are the first one to live in it
• You can apply your own taste of interior design and make it your perfect place

Cons:

• The value of the property can be higher then the actual market price
• Traditional old features are not very common in new builds. The ones that do have traditional features are (obviously) not authentic
• The majority of newly built flats can be find outside the city center. However, it's not completely impossible to find a central newly built flat. Take for example the following newly built in Gotico

"Escudellers"

Off plan buying

Of all the types of properties in Barcelona, and in general,  off plan buying is the most risky. With off plan buying we mean buying without seeing the flat physically, so you would buy a flat solely based on the current existing plans. You are basically buying something that doesn't exist yet, all you have is the plan. There are multiple pros and cons of buying off plan. Pros:

• You'll save money as you have 15 to 20 percent discount on the price of these type of flats
• You'll be very involved in the process as you have the possibility to guide the development of the building
• You can put in your own wishes for the flat, as you can kind of lead the building process

Cons:

• They're not immediately available, you'll have to wait till it's finished. Keep in mind that this could take months or even years. Patience is a virtue!
• It's a little bit more of a stressful experience as there could be a delay in the building process, causing you to wait even longer
• There is also a possibility that they run into problems during the building process, forcing them to change some (minor) things. So be prepared that when you buy off plan, the final result might look (very) slightly different from the initial plan.

Second-hand flat

A second-hand flat is a flat that already has been lived in, it may or may not have been renovated. The majority of the flats offer on the housing market consists of second-hand flats. Pros:

• You're saving money! Second-hand flats are cheaper than newly built flats, renovated flats and buying off plan
• Second-hand flats can be found all over the city, you'll have more options finding second-hand flats in the city center than finding newly builds in the city center.
• You can renovate a second-hand flat and adjust it to your own taste, or you can even resell it to double its value
• Second-hand flats are more likely to be in older buildings, meaning you might be living in a old characteristic building that still has its' traditional features

Cons:

• The installations are often okay, but it's not brand new. It might be the case that you have to update/repair some stuff
• You might find issues related to building deterioration
• Some of the buildings don't have an elevator.  But then again, stairs keep you healthy!

"Picasso's Place"

Renovated flat

A renovated flat is a subdivision of a second hand flat, it has been fixed up completely to be used again as a living space. Investors often buy second hand flats to renovate and resell it as a modern flat to get a higher return. Let's take a look at the pros and cons and we will show you a perfect example of how a renovated flat looks like. Pros: 

• The flats are most likely situated in central zones, however, you can also choose for a location outside the city center. You basically have more locations to choose from
• The installations are in good state or maybe even completely new and there are no signs of deferred maintenance or deterioration
• All though your flat might be modern and updated, you could still live in an older building full of character. You can basically enjoy best of both worlds!
• Renovated flats are ready to move into immediately, so you can just pack your bags & go!

Cons:

• You can't really adjust the flat to your own personal taste, the seller already has decided on that. However, you can still add your personal taste of home decoration
• The flat can be in an older building without elevator, meaning that you might have to walk up some floors (Well.. at least you get your exercise done)
• You might end up paying more than the actual market value, because the person that bought it and reformed it resells it for a higher price

 "PALO ALTO"

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Don't forget to check out our amazing properties! What type of property suits you the best? Let us know in the comments.   - Anna]]> 5948 0 0 0 426 https://propertyinvestblog.com/what-type-of-residential-properties-can-i-expect-to-find-in-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/up-and-coming-neighborhoods-barcelona-property-sales/ Wed, 23 Aug 2017 11:36:22 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6016 Up and coming neighborhoods in Barcelona is one of our favourite topics here in the office. If you're looking to invest in real estate in Barcelona then naturally you'll want to anticipate which neighbourhoods might have the best potential for capital appreciation. Buy low, sell high right? As the market continues to come back here everyone's jockeying to find the newest low hanging fruit. We'll start with what's already heating up in the markets, the districts that are up and coming right now, and we'll call that Stage 1. After that, in Stage 2, we will show you which which neighbourhoods  are on their way to getting more popular and valuable in the coming years.

Stage 1

The next paragraphs will show you the neighborhoods which are up and coming right now!

El Raval

Probably one of the areas you did not expect to make the list, but we can promise you that this is the Nottinghill of London. Nottinghill in the 19th century was an area  known to be a working class and immigrant area and so properties had lower value. However, London kept on growing and the housing prices kept on rising, thus converting Nottinghill into one of the most expensive and exclusive places to live in. With the property market slowly recovering, we think that Raval has the potential to become the Nottinghill of Barcelona. More specifically, we think it will become the next Borne over the coming two decades.

The properties in Raval vary a lot. Some buildings have to go through technical inspections and therefore they are well maintained. However, in much of Raval, the buildings do not have such a regular inspection therefore are left neglected. Most of the buildings are quite old and so don't have the convenience of a lift and if climbing long flight of stairs is an issue, unfortunately, due to narrow streets of Raval, you lose the luxury of having a light filled apartment by having to live in one of the lower floor apartments. It can also be quite difficult to find a flat with air conditioning and/or heating. But why Raval is such a desirable place to buy?

Raval has already started the transformation. Without a doubt, it's becoming more cultural and trendy, especially with the famous MACBA (museums of modern art) and CCCB (exhibition centre) being built in the area. So what does that mean? This means that the area is attracting more interest from younger professionals, asy Raval boasts niche shops, small restaurants and unique bars with attractive prices. As time goes on, we can see Raval becoming the most trendy neighbourhood in Barcelona. Over the last two years prices have gone up fast. Two years ago you could buy for 1.000 a m2 now you're lucky to find something at 3.000 m2.

Location, location, location. Raval is probably one of the best located neighbourhoods in Barcelona. Wedged between el Gotico & Sant Antoni, it's close to the sea, port, train station, boasts chic restaurants and boutique shopping, but most importantly it has many transport links that make Raval a very convenient place to live as you can get from one side of the city to another without a problem. It also borders one of the most famous tourist attractions - Las Ramblas. This guarantese that the narrow streets of Raval will continue to buzz and that business will keep growing in the area as the tourists venture beyond the main streets. It is so well located that gentrification is almost inevitable!

Poble Sec

Part of the green district of Sants-Montjuic, this previously more quiet residential area is becoming a trendy place and is starting to attract real interest from property investors.

The neighbourhood is very well positioned as it benefits from the greenness of Montjuïc, the quick access to sea (15-20 min walk) and it even stretches all the way to Plaza España. This means that you can get to the airport in almost no time on the Aerobus, and the two main metro lines, L2 & L3, allow you to access parts of the city quickly.

The properties in this area tend to be relatively modern and sometimes resemble  the buildings in Eixample. The majority of them offer balcony or terrace space, however not all of them have the luxury of a lift. The streets are not as narrow as in Raval, therefore you can expect more light. Poble Sec has a bit more of a Catalan character as some of the properties have vaulted ceilings.

This area is really a place to buy for those who want to live in Barcelona away from all the touristic buzz but still want to enjoy the benefits of this incredible city. Also the return on your investment in this area is well worth considering.. Juste days of just a year and a half ago you could buy flats for under 100.000, now they sell for 3.000 a m2 and after renovating for 5.000 m2.

Sant Antoni

Sant Antoni is a part of one of the most modern and popular parts of Barcelona - Eixample. It is named after the famous Sant Antoni market which you can see in the picture below and is positioned between three different neighbourhoods. It's definitely one of the areas worth considering when looking for property.

Because it was one of the recent additions to Eixample, the buildings tend to be fairly new and not in huge need of renovation. The properties are likely to have better facilities than the ones in the older parts of town, such as lifts, outside spaces, balconies & terraces, air conditioning and heating. Since they're relatively modern, you are less likely to find Catalan uniqueness or something with a bit more character to it. Sant Antoni's location proves to be one of the most convenient ones as it is wedged it between three neighbourhoods - Raval, Eixample and Poble Sec - and it stretches all the way to Placa Espanya from which you have a quick access to the airport and also other transport links to get  you to other parts of Barcelona quickly and conveniently.

So apart from its location and its more modern buildings, why has it stood out so much? Of course, it's the lower price. According to Fotocasa, the property prices in Sant Antoni have been rising in the past year. The neighbourhood's lower prices compared to the rest of Eixample is what’s attracting so much attention. Lower property prices are promising increasing returns for the investors and bringing bigger value to invest, thus making the top of our up & coming neighbourhoods list. This area is getting quickly saturated though. It's a bit of a hipster haven really, very trendy with lots of cool restaurants attracting plenty of young people to the area.

Poblenou

Poblenou is the old manufacturing quarter of Barcelona in the district of Sant Marti. Therefore you can find a lot of industrial sites and old factories in this area. The development of the district is due to the increasing industrialization around Barcelona in the 18th century. Originally Poblenou was an independent suburb of the city of Barcelona and not connected with it. Due to its proximity to the sea, the district grew rapidly and reached, at the end of the 19th century, the highest density of industrial buildings in Spain. For this reason, it was also called El Mànchester Català ("The Catalan Manchester"). The former industrial zones with factories and warehouses are increasingly being transformed into residential districts with lofts, art galleries, schools, fitness clubs, etc.

The neighborhood is very well located since it is near to the center of Barcelona and also near to the beach. It is bordered by the Avenida Diagonal in the North and the beaches of Bogatell in the South. The metro line L4 goes directly through the quarter and has two stops at "Llacuna" and "Poblenou".

So why should you invest or settle down in Poblenou? The neighborhood is becoming more and more famous for providing awesome spaces for flats and lofts with an industrial touch. The area is very popular with young families, the creative workforce and a number of international companies that want to set up offices. Even though the place is close to the beach and the hustle and bustle of the city it is a really quiet neighborhood. All these aspects turned Poblenou from the industrial part of the city to one of the most in-demand neighborhoods in Barcelona!  

Stage 2

Now we will go through the neighborhoods that will be up and coming in the future. So if you are looking for a new home or investment you should definitely consider to live in these areas to get ahead of the buying rush.

Sant Adria de Besos

Sant Adria de Besós is a city of 36.000 inhabitants in the Northeast of Barcelona. It is located at either side of the river Besós. Sant Adria has a long history which started in the year 1012 when its famous church was built. During the industrialization, a lot of factories were built around the city and it used to be a neighborhood for working people. In the picture below you can see the 3 towers of the Besos power plant which is not in use anymore but which the citizens voted to keep as an iconic building for the city in a referendum.

During the last few years Sant Adria de Besós has gotten more attractive. The government spends a lot of money these days to renew the suburban areas and it is well connected through streets and public transportation. There are several bus and metro lines which will bring you to Placa Catalunya within 15 minutes.

So why would you buy a home in a neighborhood which still looks pretty industrial? Because it's changing! The prices for properties in neighborhoods like Eixample or Gracia are exploding so a lot of people decide to live a little bit outside of the hustle and bustle of Barcelona's inner city. And Sant Adria is perfect since prices are still low and you are very well connected to Barcelona!

Glories

Another Up and Coming Neighborhood in Barcelona will be Glories! It's the neighborhood where the 3 big streets of Barcelona cross. The Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, the Avinguda Diagonal and the Avinguda Meridiana. It is wedged between Eixample and Sant Marti which means that it is very central.

It is in a central location with a big open air shopping mall and the Torre Agbar which is a popular attraction. So why is it not one of the most popular parts of Barcelona? At the moment it is not the most beautiful area nor the most buzzing. There is a huge construction site around the Placa de les Glories Catalanes which has been there for several years. But the city of Barcelona has started a huge project to make Glories a nice, green, sustainable neigborhood. Click here if you want to see some interesting videos about the construction process.

When the construction is finished Glories will be one of the prime locations of Barcelona. More and more people will invest into properties and the prices will rise. So if you want to be part of the new Glories without spending huge amounts of money now is the time to look for a new flat!

L'Hospitalet de Llobegrat

L'Hospitalet de Llobegrat, with over 250.000 inhabitants it is the second largest town of Catalonia. It is located between the river "Llobegrat" and the southwestern city limit of Barcelona. Unlike its bigger brother, it has a skyline with at least thirteen buildings over 60 meters.

L'Hospitalet is still known as a run-down suburb so why do we think that it is an Up and Coming Neighborhood in Barcelona? Because the economy has improved recently and the government is working on the infrastructure. For example, there are  4 metro lines which connect L'Hospitalet to Barcelona (L1, L5, L8 and the L9 Sud).

Besides that you can enjoy all the benefits of living in Barcelona without paying huge amounts of money for your flat AND you can avoid the tourist hotspots.

The prime areas of Barcelona like Eixample or Gracia are so popular that buyers are being priced out of the market. More and more people are starting to move into the less popular districts of the city and attracting investment from international as well as domestic buyers What do you think about our selection of Up and Coming Neighborhoods in Barcelona? Did we miss any out? Let us know in the comments! Are you looking to buy or sell a property? We're here for you SuiteLifers! - Daniel]]> 6016 0 0 0 106 http://bcn4u.com/up-and-coming-neighborhoods-in-barcelona-for-buying-property/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/family-friendly-barcelona-neighborhoods/ Fri, 30 Jun 2017 10:52:30 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6121 Family Friendly Barcelona Neighborhoods: Your Guide to Family Living

Family friendly Barcelona living may have seemed unachievable what with the hustle and bustle of the Barcelona streets. Thankfully, I’m here to tell you family friendly neighborhoods not only exist but are some of the best neighbourhoods in Barcelona. Whatever your needs may be, there is surely a neighborhood for you. Check out our favorite family neighbourhoods below!

In Barcelona City

Sarrià- Sant Gervasi (Luxe Lifestyles)

Known as the “zona alta” of Barcelona, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi is one of the most prestigious areas of Barcelona (and one of my personal favorites). In the North-West corner of the city, this area is the most expensive and exclusive on our list today. It is known for its quaint, village feel. Nowadays it is a quiet residential area but it was a medieval village in its former life. Its peaceful streets and many parks make it ideal for children playing outside. Since it is situated just outside the busier parts of Barcelona, the pace is slowed down while still remaining in Barcelona city.

This area contains lots of restaurants and shops and is also home to many of Barcelona’s best clinical and medical centers. An Italian international school, Instituto Italiano Statale Compresivo di Barcelona, offers pre school through secondary school in Sarrià in additional to local public schools. In short, when looking for a luxurious getaway within the city, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi is the perfect option. You can’t go wrong with this area! For more information check out our detailed guide to this neighborhood.  

Les Corts (Sarrià’s Little Sister)

Les Corts is a slightly more affordable alternative to Sarrià-Sant Gervasi. This neighborhood is very close to Sarrià-Sant Gervasi but slightly more central. In addition to its great location, this family friendly Barcelona neighborhood is also more affordable than the previous area. Multiple international schools are located in Les Corts: St. Peters, St. Pauls and The Benjamin Franklin school just to name a few. With many shops, restaurants and parks within its limits, Les Corts is a great family option. And parents, don’t think I forgot about you! This area is close to the Barcelona financial district, making for an easy morning commute for those who work there. No more early morning alarms.

Also, Camp Nou, home of FC Barcelona, calls Les Corts home along with multiple restaurants and L’illa shopping center. If you want an area like Sarrià- Sant Gervasi but with a smaller price tag Les Corts may be the place for you!

Gràcia (Indie in the City)

Of all the neighborhoods in Barcelona City, this is the most central. Gràcia is much more in the heart of the city than previous areas. It is very well connected with public transportation and has easy access to the highway. This area is still very family friendly but boasts more of an eclectic, boho mood. Hipsters, rejoice! This is the neighborhood for you.

Gràcia is still fairly tranquil and quiet for being in the city center. The quieter atmosphere makes it a great family neighborhood. Gracia boasts numerous plazas with restaurants and shops as well as the iconic Park Guell. Gràcia is family friendly but still in the middle of the action! For the most central family friendly neighborhood, Gràcia is the best bet. Our Gràcia guide can provide you with a more detailed overview of the neighborhood.

Outside the City

Sant Cugat (Central to Schools)

At 20 kilometers from Barcelona City, this suburb creates just enough distance to get out of town while still remaining close by. And for those who work in the city, don’t worry! There is a direct metro connection to the city center, making morning commutes simpler. Sant Cugat is also home to multiple international schools: The Japanese School of Barcelona, Europa International School and Agora Sant Cugat International School. These schools make Sant Cugat an excellent area for foreigners or those wishing to raise kids in an international school system. Additionally, this neighborhood holds many restaurants, two cinemas and a shopping center. All these features make Sant Cugat an excellent option for families in Barcelona who want a little distance from the city.

Sant Just Desvern (Active Lifestyles)

Sant Just Desvern is an excellent neighborhood for families looking for space to grow. Only a 10 minute drive from the city, this area has lots of active and outdoor activities. Next to the Collserolas Natural Park, residents have tons of options for hiking, biking and spending time outdoors. There are also various gyms and swimming pools in the area. If you crave an active, outdoor lifestyle, Sant Just Desvern is your perfect spot!

Bellsoleig and La Miranda have larger homes, often with yards and pools. The amount of outdoor space available in Sant Just Desvern makes it desirable for families with kids. Not to mention it has TONS of both private and public schools. With many FC Barcelona players, politicians and expats calling this neighborhood home, you know it is an area not to miss.

Esplugues de Llobregat (Celebrity Suburbs)

The final neighborhood on our list holds over 20 beautiful parks and gardens. International schools like The German School of Barcelona and the American School of Barcelona are located in Esplugues. This suburb just outside the city also is home to many expat families, athletes and political figures. Shakira and Piqué call Esplugues their home. If it’s good enough for Shakira, it’s good enough for me!

Also, it is easily accessible to the city via the highway, bus and the Metro. Local shopping centers like Llobretacentre and Splau make shopping a breeze. Splau even has an excellent cinema. Being in the suburbs doesn’t have to mean less excitement. In Esplugues, suburban life never means going without!

I hope this article can guide you in your  search and help your family find the perfect family friendly Barcelona neighborhood for you. If you’re searching for a long-term rental or purchase in any of these areas, please check out our website and contact us with any questions. Happy hunting!

- Natalie

]]> 6121 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/ground-floor-apartments-pros-and-cons/ Thu, 14 Sep 2017 14:30:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6400 For most investors, purchasing on the ground floor has long been a property industry taboo due to a number of buyer preconceptions. These ground floor apartments often take a good deal longer to sell, and appraisers estimate that they stay on the market approximately 70 days longer than the overall average. However, it may be time for you to reconsider your stance with this comprehensive guide of pros and cons to living in a ground floor flat in Barcelona.

Advantages to Living on the Ground Floor

Of course, the first obvious benefit to a ground floor apartment would be the convenience of less heavy lifting and hauling up flights of stairs. Avoidance of stairs is usually favoured by live-work situations, residents with disabilities, senior citizens, and possibly even for those who wouldn't be seen out of their high heels. Dog owners and families with small children may also have an inclination to the floor level, as there are no neighbours below to disturb. This aalso makes these flats ideal for renovation projects.

Some ground floors also have direct access to a backyard terrace or garden. This is a coveted amenity in Barcelona, a city with precious little outdoor space. Factors you may not have considered also include stronger water pressure and faster evacuation in case of emergency. Temperatures also remain cooler in the blazing Spanish heat as there is less direct sunlight, especially as not all flats in Barcelona are equipped with air conditioning units.

However, the most appealing factor of living on a ground floor in Barcelona is the cut-rate prices. You can probably get more bang for your buck, as real estate appraisers estimate that lobby-level flats are worth 10-20% less than an equivalent on the second floor, and 15-25% less than one on the third floor. On average, the sales price goes for around 28% below average on all apartments and is much less subject to fierce and competitive bidding wars. Rentals offer a similar discount as well, and the prospective tenants can find extra grounds for price negotiations in a ground floor unit to implement additional necessary security and privacy measures.

Disadvantages to Living on the Ground Floor

Despite these winning factors, a ground floor apartment also comes with problems as they can easily turn into potential drawbacks. For example, natural light is often the determining factor that can make or break the moving decision. Plant owners beware, as though the temperature is more easily regulated on lower floors, sunlight can be scarce and some properties even appear a bit cave-like! The higher floors which get much more light do not get overshadowed by other buildings. Also, comes the issue of the poor quality of the views, if there even are any, as they easily can be obstructed by trees and bushes.

Especially in areas that are busy or tourist heavy, there is less privacy from passer-bys who can easily peek into your flat if extra concealment efforts are not taken. Take care to estimate any additional financial and labor costs incurred through implementing measures to meet your individual security standards. This is beucase upstairs apartments are positioned further away from the street and generally have inaccessible windows.

Living at traffic level also brings dust into your apartment from passing cars and people. This territory also comes with wildlife and insects that crawl under cracks and crevices in ground-level windows and doors. Then, comes the disturbances from anyone within the vicinity of your flat. Noises produced by upstairs neighbors, and especially foot traffic from the lobby of your complex can be of huge concern. Other sources of loud sounds to stay aware of are from vehicle traffic, and even boiler noises.

Whether it be to invest or move to a new property, we hope this insight to the pros and cons of living on the ground floor will aid in your decision-making process when you're on the hunt for a new flat in Barcelona.

]]> 6400 0 0 0 316 https://oldschoolgamers.ru/chasto-zadavaemye-voprosy/na-kakom-etazhe-luchshe-vsego-zhit 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/how-to-open-a-bank-account-in-spain/ Tue, 14 Nov 2017 17:15:05 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6507

Opening a Spanish Bank Account Made Easy

Opening a bank account in Barcelona, or Spain in general, when you move abroad is like trying to ride a bicycle with no handlebars - not impossible but not the easiest or most comfortable ride! We’ve written a simple guide to help you work out how to open a bank account in Spain and compare the different options available to you.

Resident or Non-Resident?

You can open a Spanish bank account as either a resident or non-resident. Non-residents will need:

• to be over 18 years old
• a valid proof of identity document with a photograph (e.g. a passport) from their country of origin
• proof of your professional status or activity (e.g. employment contract, payslip, student card…)
• proof of address issued within the last 3 months (e.g. utility bill)
• a certificado de no residencia*

*A 'certificado de no residencia' must be given to the bank within 15 days of opening the account. This can be obtained from a local police station (though be sure to check online beforehand as not all stations will offer this service). However, in practice, this is not always necessary, so be sure to check with the bank that it is needed rather than going through the hassle of obtaining a ‘certificado’ for no reason. Residents will need the exact same documents but will need an NIE (Número de Identificatión de Extranjeros) in place of a ‘certificado de no residencia’. If you’re looking to open a residents bank account but don’t have an NIE it is worth taking a look at our guide to obtaining one as it can be a very complex process! Resident bank accounts will often have better perks but, considering that opening a non-resident bank account is slightly easier, it may be worth just opening a non-resident account if you don’t intend to stay in Spain for too long. However, its worth being aware that non-resident accounts may not allow you to have a credit card or overdraft so make sure you look into this with each bank if it is essential for you to have them.

Banking Fees

Banks charge fees for their services across the world and Spanish banks are no different. In fact, fees here are often higher than in many other countries. Here’s a list of some of the most common hidden fees you’ll have to look out for:

• ATM fees: a charge is almost always applied for using an ATM not operated by your bank. Rates can vary and it may be worth taking a walk around your local area in Spain to check which ATMs are most common - after all, you don’t want to have to walk miles to get cash out!

• International banking fees: if you will be regularly transferring money in and out of the country it is worth checking the fees each bank charges for this service. Some may even charge to receive transfers as well so keep an eye on the small print to ensure you get the best deal.

• Account opening/maintenance fee: you may be charged monthly, yearly or as a one-off initial payment just for the privilege of having an account! This charge varies greatly from bank to bank so make sure you take this into consideration when comparing.

• Credit card fees: some banks will charge you a one-off fee for obtaining a credit card and some may charge a monthly fee for maintaining one. It can also take some time to receive it in the mail so if you need a credit card immediately do not necessarily expect to get one.

  Some banks will have better fee rates than others and some will charge for various other services apart from those mentioned above. We recommend that you take the time to really compare accounts and get a good picture of the fees and charges each bank requires so as not to get caught out unexpectedly.

Popular Spanish Banks

The ‘Big Four’ of Spanish banking are Bankia, BBVA, La Caixa and Santander but there are, of course, other banks available who may suit your needs better. Here is a breakdown of some of the accounts offered by the 'Big Four' to point you in the right direction: Bankia

• Cuenta Facil - a current account that includes a free visa debit card. You can apply for an account online but will have to meet a manager in person to exchange the documents.
• Cuenta Joven - a current account, similar to the Cuenta Facil, but aimed at young people aged between 14 and 26. You won’t have to pay a monthly fee and will receive a free debit card.
• Cuenta Negocio - a business bank account earning a variable rate of interest each month.

BBVA

• BBVA Online Account - a current account. You can only apply online but you must register as a customer first with an existing bank number. There is no monthly fee and you will receive a free debit card.
• BBVA Blue Online Account - exactly the same as the above account but targeted towards people aged 18-29

BBVA also has a variety of business banking services and some include free transfers and free cheque deposits. The website is written in excellent English so may be a good choice if you haven’t yet got to grips with the language. La Caixa

• Hola Bank Living Solutions Account - a basic account for non-residents. However, this includes some really useful complimentary services such as legal advice in your language, 2 hours of free emergency services (for locksmith, electricity and plumbing emergencies) and an unlimited free interpreter service via telephone.
• Cuenta Corriente - a basic current account offering a free debit card the first year.
• Cuenta Corriente Joven - a current account which is free for students aged 18 to 26.
• Cuenta Commercio - a business account which includes 10 free transfers per month, two credit cards and unlimited free cheque deposits.
• Cuenta Negocios - similar to the Cuenta Comercio but aimed at self-employed people.

Santander

• Cuenta 123 - virtually identical to the UK product, this current account gives you up to 3% cashback on selected bills as well as 3% interest on balances between €3,000 and €15,000.

Other accounts tailored to students and businesses are available, Unfortunately, Santander’s products are mainly targeted at residents. In addition, while it is possible to apply online, the website is not in English so basic Spanish is necessary.

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  Now that you’ve got an idea of how to open a bank account in Spain and the different types of bank accounts available to you there’s nothing left to do but go for it! Remember: shop around, watch out for fees and make sure you have all your documentation ready to go. Happy banking! OH! And if something wasn't clear, you have questions, or would like us to elaborate on part of this blog let us know and we'd be more than happy to! - Erin]]> 6507 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/buscamos-agentes-50/ Wed, 11 Oct 2017 09:40:37 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6558 Estamos buscando los mejores agentes inmobiliarios de Barcelona ¡Hasta un 50% de Comisión! (English below) Buscamos incorporar agentes inmobiliarios nuevos a nuestro creciendo equipo. Por favor lea bien los requisitos y si crees que te encajan nos encantaría conocerte! REQUISITOS: - Buscamos perfiles de agentes inmobiliarios que tienen experiencia mostrable. O sea, son agentes activos que hacen operaciones cada mes y saben vender bien. - 2 año minimo de experiencia en compra venta de pisos en BCN. - Gente super motivada, independiente, orientada a resultados. - Como mínimo Español y nivel de Inglés decente. Si cumples con los requistos de arriba y te apaetece dar un cambio a tu vida, eres un TOP seller, o consideras que mereces ganar mas dinero, mándanos CV y cover letter a stefan@suitelife.com

Looking for the best real estate agents in Barcelona. Up to 50% Commission!

We are looking for super agents to join our expanding sales team. Please read carefully the requisites and if you think you'd fit well we'd love to meet you! REQUIREMENTS: - We're looking for agents who have proven experience. You should be an active agent that completes sales operations every month. - 2 years minimum experience in the residential sales market in BCN. - Must be super motivated, independent, and results oriented. - Spanish and English fluency mínimum. If the above points describe you well, you are a TOP seller, and you're not happy with how much money you are making, please send us your CV and cover letter to stefan@suitelife.com]]> 6558 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/top-6-parks-in-barcelona-park-guell-is-overrated/ Tue, 28 Nov 2017 11:09:40 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6392 Barcelona is a very lively city which offers a wide range of activities. From spending hours at Barcelona's Best Beaches to dancing through the night in one of the city's Coolest Clubs, you'll never run out of things to do! But living the Barcelona lifestyle can sometimes be a bit exhausting, so you might want to step away from the city life from time to time. And what is more relaxing than a walk through an idyllic parc? Luckily, Barcelona has some great green spots to offer. While most people have heard of Gaudi's famous Park Güell, some hidden gems remain to be discovered. Without further ado let's get into my list of  the Top 6 Parks in Barcelona.   No. 6: Parc de Cervantes This is one of those hidden gems. The Parc de Cervantes is located at the outskirts of the city at the border between Barcelona and L’Hospitalet de Llobregat in the Pedralbes Neighbourhood. Since its inauguration in 1965, the Parc de Cervantes has been the place to be for rose lovers in Barcelona. The whole park with its 87,665m² is home to 11,000 roses of 245 different species. You can reach Park de Cervantes via metro L3, it is just 2 minutes walk away from the final stop "Zona Universitària".   No. 5: Parc Güell The famous Parc Güell just made it into my Top 6 but it only takes the 5th place for me. The parc in Gràcia, designed by Antoni Gaudí, was completed in 1914 and is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. Most of the architect's work can be found in or around  the park, with some of the most iconic sights in Barcelona as the former home of Gaudí which now is a museum of his lifework. Yet, my favourite work in Parc Güell is the spectecular pillars which support the beautiful bottom side of the terrace's floor, decorated with beautiful unique mosaics. Parc Güell can be easily accessed by taking the metro L3 and getting off at Vallcarca. From there, it is a 15-minute walk. I recommend you to take take the stairs on Baixada de la Glòria , and then go to the entrance on Passatge de Sant Josep de la Muntanya.   No. 4: Parc del Guinardo & Bunkers The Parc del Guinardo is number 4 on my personal toplist. The mediterranean style park was created in 1918 on the plot of the former country house of the famous writer Miguel de Cervantes. At one corner of the Parc, remains of a more recent part of history, namely the Búnqueres de Carmel. They were built in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War in order to protect the city from airstrikes. Nowadays, they are becoming more and more popular as an observation platform. This definitely is the place to go if you want to have a picnic while enjoying the beautiful view over the roofs of Barcelona at sunset. You can easily reach the Bunkers within 5 minutes of walking after getting off the bus line V17 at the stop "Gran Vista - Turó de la Rovira".   No. 3: Parc del Laberint d'Horta Next up on my list is the Parc del Laberint d'Horta. The oldest existing park in Barcelona is located at the northerm rim of the city at the borders of the Collserola nature preserve. It consists of a classical garden from the 18th century, a romantic garden from the 19th century and the iconic garden labyrinth which gave it its name. The whole park is designed around the theme of love which makes it a perfect place to take a first date in Barcelona (for more inspiration, feel free to download our free eBook on the best 25 Places for a first date). The Parc del Laberint d'Horta manages to keep a unique atmosphere by only allowing 750 visitors per day. This prevents damage to the facilities and ensures some privacy, yet it also means that you may end up in front of closed gates. Moreover, the park demands an entry fee of 2.50€ for adults, yet the experience is worth it. To reach the park, you can take the metro L3 and get off at the stop "Mundet". From there, it is a 10-15 minute walk to this romantic paradies.   No. 2: Parc de la Ciutadella The second  of my favourite Top 6 parks in Barcelona is the Parc de la Ciutadella. Built in 1870 on the remains of the former military fortress of the Spanish oppressors of Barcelona, the park is located in the heart of the city in the trendy Born neighbourhood. Due to its centrality and diversity, you find nearly every kind of person visiting the park. The beautiful well Font de la Cascada is a lovely photo scene and attracts hundreds of tourists a day. The romantic lake with its little islands invites lovers to a boat trip and the paths framed by exotic plants are frequented by runners at every hour of the day. Moreover, the park de la ciutadella is home to the Parliament of Catalonia, which resides in the former arsenal of the spanish military fortress and you can visit the Zoo Barcelona after strolling through the parc as it is just next to it. The Parc de la Ciutadella simply is a great place to go during lunch break or after work and enjoy an authentic part of Barcelona life in whatever way you want. Generally, the Parc de la Ciutadella can be reached by foot from most parts of the inner city. However, it can also be easily accessed by taking metro L4 via the stop "Ciutadella / Villa Olímpica".   No. 1: Montjuïc Finally, I now want to share my favourite green spot in Barcelona with your: Montjuïc. Honestly, it is not completely right to call Montjuïc a park as the 173m high local mountain of Barcelona is not one cohesive facility. Rather, the large area is a mosaic of many different parks and other attractions. Beautiful gardens like the Jardins de Joan Maragell, historic sites like the Castell de Montjuïc and iconic buildings like the Palau Nacional together form a very unique atmosphere with incredible views across the city. You can spend hours on Montjuïc and will only have discovered a small part of what it has to offer. You can simply enjoy the beautiful view from the top of the mountain, satisfy your intellectual needs by visiting the National Art Museum of Catalonia or even travel the whole of spain within few hours by visiting the artisans' village Poble Espanyol, which was built for the World's Fair 1929. You can reach Montjuïc several different ways, depending on where you want to enter. However, unless you are not taking the cablecar from the port, most of the public transportation options include some walking (which I definitely believe is worth it). All in all, the amazing amount of diversity in flora and architecture simply is amazing and makes each visit to Montjuïc a unique experience. Do you agree on my personal Top 6 parks in Barcelona or do you have other favourites? Please let me know in the comments! Thank you for reading! - Patrick]]> 6392 0 0 0 1853 https://bbggcom.info bbggcom.]]> 0 0 1863 https://formg28.com formg28 if you need it.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/how-to-take-real-estate-photos/ Mon, 29 Jan 2018 09:44:53 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6540 How to take real estate photos...by people in the know! They say a picture is worth a thousand words but pictures of your property could easily be worth a million! Real estate photos are one of the most important factors in making sure that a property is sold or rented. By following just a few easy steps you can increase the quality of your photos and make it far more likely that you can secure a tenant or buyer quickly. We’ve written a list of our top tips below so that you can show off your property in its best light (quite literally!)…

1. High Quality Images

Good image quality is key to drawing in prospective buyers or tenants. High quality pictures appear brighter and clearer, giving them a good idea of the space as well as reassuring them that you have nothing to hide! It also suggests that you have a professional attitude towards your properties and that all contracts and agreements will be above board and expertly handled. You can cram so much information into those few extra megapixels - well worth investing in a decent camera or using a high quality smartphone!

2. Lighting

This is the most important factor of all. Lighting is essential to making your property appear more attractive and a key factor in tenants/buyers choice of property. Take your photos at midday when the sun is strongest and open all curtains to flood the room with natural light. It might be worth strategically placing mirrors on the walls to reflect as much light around the room as possible. If your property doesn’t get much sunlight then LED bulbs are your best friend - invest in a few and they’ll pay you back tenfold.

3. Exposure

It is also important to make sure your pictures aren’t over-exposed. This means keep the light coming through the windows and the light inside the property in balance. You don’t want to be able to see the trees perfectly but not be able to see a thing inside - or vice versa! However, be careful not to over edit your pictures as this can make it look like you’re trying to hide something or look a bit unprofessional.

4. Keep it clean and tidy

It seems obvious, but you’d be surprised at how many times we’ve seen dirty dishes in the sink in property photos! Rooms must be clean and tidy, right down to the small details such as hiding cords and remote controls, even putting away your toiletries. If it is clean and tidy, it suggests the property has been looked after and will be in good shape when the buyer or tenant arrives. It also leaves some space for imagination - the person viewing the property can picture themselves living in the space rather than seeing themselves living amongst other people’s clutter!

5. Make it look like a home

Keeping it clean and tidy doesn’t mean it needs to be stripped back to the bare bones! Put a vase of fresh flowers on the table and buy a comfy looking throw and cushions for the sofa - maybe even leave a teddy bear on the bed of the kids room! Hint at the home the buyer/tenant could have rather than just showing them a house which could belong to anyone.

6. Work on your angles

Angles can make all the difference in an image. Make sure you line up the floor and walls horizontally and vertically (some cameras have a grid-like viewfinder to help you with this) and try to get as much of the room in the image as possible. Kneeling can help you to get an angle which shows the walls and furniture without taking up too much of the image with the floor or ceiling.

7. Get Decorating!

A fresh coat of paint and new bedding can make all the difference in the world. Stick to bright, neutral colours on the walls to maximise the space and add splashes of colour with soft furnishings to lift the room and make it feel more homely.   Hopefully these tips have helped you to work out how to get the most from your property photos. Now put them in to practice and get snapping!   - Erin]]> 6540 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/benefits-of-using-a-real-estate-agent-in-barcelona/ Mon, 20 Nov 2017 14:40:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6569 What are the benefits of using a real estate agent in Barcelona and why should I have one? In the world we live in today where buyers and sellers, renters and landlords, can contact each other easily over the internet and arrange everything between themselves, the benefits of using a real estate agent in Barcelona are being all-too-often looked over. But we at Suitelife know that there is far more to being a real estate agent than just showing visitors around a property and handing over the keys. Having a trusted real estate agent to help you through the process of finding a new home is far more useful than most people realise. We’ve made a list of the benefits of using an estate agent in Barcelona, whether you’re a buyer, landlord, seller or renter. For renters/buyers: 1. Save you time Real estate agents save you time and money by searching the market for the home of your dreams. They can search for a property tailored to your exact needs so you don’t have to waste hours trawling through webpages looking for the perfect place. Agents also collaborate with other agencies to ensure they have the widest catalogue of properties to choose from. 2. Expertise We at Suitelife have been working in real estate for over 10 years, so we can advise you on all aspects of the market like how much a property is worth, whether it is the right time to buy, what you can get for you money and which is the best neighbourhood for you. In the case of sales we also have a lot of experience in negotiation and getting you the best price for the property you want. 3. Save you from making costly mistakes Our experience means we can spot mistakes in contracts quickly, before you’ve signed away your money to someone with bad intentions. We can also ensure that the apartment is as advertised and that certain listed benefits (e.g. weekly cleaning) will be provided. 4. Trusted Contact Since we are in touch with trusted and professional landlords we can verify that all legal and monetary exchanges will be above board. For renters, we can also act a contact for your future moves around the city as we will already know you and your needs. 5. Useful for expats For foreigners moving to Spain for the first time we can help you navigated the complicated bureaucracy and legal procedures required. We can help you understand the property market, legal requirements, tenant policy and with any language barriers you might experience.     For sellers/renters: 1. Trusted tenants/buyers We can help to screen potential tenants and buyers to ensure that their documentation is verified and that they fit the profile you are looking for. 2. Pricing Our expertise means we have the market knowledge and understanding of clients to be able to market your property competitively at a price which reflects its value. 3. Save you from making mistakes We can ensure all contracts reflect the conditions of the sale/rental and that you will not be caught out by a missed detail further down the line, which may end up losing you money. 4. Marketing Collaboration between agencies and our high standing on the online portals mean we can market your property to a wider audience than you may be able to on your own. A wider audience means a wider range of tenants and buyers to choose from to ensure you find the profile you’re looking for and get the price you want for your property.   Now that you know the benefits of using a real estate agent, give us a call and let us know how we can help you find your dream home!   Thanks for reading! - Erin]]> 6569 0 0 0 1909 https://betanorappi.com betanorappi.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/how-will-catalan-independence-affect-the-real-estate-market-in-barcelona/ Mon, 27 Nov 2017 12:24:51 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6588 How will Catalan Independence Affect the Real Estate Market in Barcelona? In recent months, the political instability in Cataluña has brought this region to the world’s attention. As we’ve seen in the past couple of years following the Brexit vote and the election of President Trump, political instability always causes a ripple effect across the markets, and the property market is no different. The latest push for independence across Cataluña has lead to plenty of uncertainty over the effects of a unilateral declaration of independence such as a possible new currency, removing the area from the eurozone and new self-governing political system. The question many people are asking is how will Catalan independence affect the real estate market in Barcelona? Barcelona has been a booming city for years; prices have been increasing exponentially, growing month on month by double that of the rest of Spain. According to the sector’s statistics, real estate prices rose in comparison to the same month in 2016, by 11.3% in June, by 12% in July, by 11.6% in August and by 10.6% in September, whilst across Spain, during the first semester, prices only rose by 5.6%. However, following the instability throughout October prices were only up in Catalunya on the October of the previous year by 6.1%. Experts say this demonstrates a stagnation in the real estate market in Barcelona. The instability has put the brakes on foreign investment, in both property and construction, a key factor in keeping Barcelona’s prices high and rising. This has slowed down projects already in progress and halted those planned for the future. Investors are, understandably, concerned about securing their money in a property portfolio in Barcelona when the political climate is so unsure and the economy on such uncertain ground looking to the future. However, this isn’t to say it is a bad time to come to Barcelona. The rapid rise in property prices recently has meant many people are being priced out of buying or renting here, but this recent freeze means that prices will remain affordable for a little while longer until the market recovers. The political situation is still changing and the uncertainty is likely to continue for a little while longer but Barcelona has, and always will be, a great city to live in, attracting people from all over the world to its sunny shores! I hope that's helped! Thanks for reading, let us know in the comments below if we can help you with anything else! - Erin]]> 6588 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/student-cost-of-living-in-barcelona/ Thu, 16 Nov 2017 14:08:36 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=6619 Student Cost of Living in Barcelona: A Breakdown Barcelona is without a doubt one of the best cities in the world for students to live in. The food is good, the weather is great and the city is absolutely beautiful. But what is living here going to cost you? With prices rising,  monthly costs are always at the forefront of any student’s mind, but fear not! Even though prices are steadily creeping up, living in Barcelona won’t break the bank. To help you get the most out of this incredible city we’ve broken down the cost of living for students in Barcelona to help you budget for day-to-day life here.

1. Rent

The dreaded four letter word that haunts students across the world. In Barcelona, a room in a shared flat can cost anywhere from €400 to €650 depending on location, quality and whether utilities  are included. Your best bet for scoring something in the lower price bracket is to look further away from the centre but you might just nab something cheap in Raval if you’re lucky. A studio flat can cost anything from €850-€1200 but, again, that’s very much dependent on a lot of different factors and what’s important to you. So, whilst rent can take a fair chunk out of your monthly budget, its really up to you how much you’re willing to spend and how much you’re willing to compromise. Its also worth remembering that this is Barcelona is one of the coolest cities in the world and those prices aren’t anywhere near what the same thing will cost you in other major cities like London or New York. So don’t stress too much over it. Rent doesn’t so much haunt students here as pop up if you’re not careful and occasionally give you a bit of a fright.

2. Groceries.

Obviously, this one is very much dependent on where you decide to shop - think Lidl versus local organic store - and what you intend to buy. If your daily meals consist of obscurely named mushrooms and artisanal, handmade quinoa salads then this is not the list for you. But if you’re the average person just looking to get your carbs, veggies and meats on a plate then read on. Here’s a few of the basics: Baguette style bread: 70 cents/loaf Pasta: 70 cents/500 grams Rice: 60 cents/kilo Tomato based sauce: 70 cents/jar Chick peas: 60 cents/jar Apples: 1.20 euros/kilo Bananas: 1 euro/kilo Tomatoes: 1.10 euros/kilo Lettuce: 1 euro Potatoes: 50 cents/kilo Carrots: 70 cents/kilo Oranges: 1 euro/kilo Milk: 80 cents/liter Eggs: 1.35 euros/dozen Chicken breasts: 4.50—6 euros/kilo Water: 80 cents/2 litres If you’re willing to eat like a Spaniard you’ll save money as well. Stick to the things the locals eat instead of splashing out on the things you’re used to. For example, cereal can cost up €3 for 500 grams here but you can buy a huge bag of croissants/muffins for €1.50. Also, it may seem obvious but try to avoid hunting down fancy salads at lunchtime. A baguette and a packet of jamón serrano will cost you all of about €2 and last you 2/3 days. Better than trying to convince yourself you like kale, wouldn’t you say?

3. Alcohol

Coming from the UK, I find the alcohol here very cheap and consistently good quality for the price. A decent (read: large) glass of wine at a local bar will cost you €2.50-€3, a beer about the same and cocktails can vary from €3.50 for a cheap mojito to €15 in a fancy rooftop bar. If you’re smart enough to buy ahead, a bottle of wine from the supermarket can cost anything from just €2 upwards and a can of beer is about €0.60. If you prefer something a bit stronger then hard liquor costs about €10-€30 a bottle, depending on what you buy. Granted, I only have the UK as a benchmark, but I would say it costs about €1-2 less to buy here than it does back home.

4. Clubbing

Entry can cost anything from €10 to €20 (although a free drink is usually included) but it is often free before 1:00am so this can easily be avoided. Drinks in clubs can be on the expensive side depending on where you go but if you stay away from the tourist hotspots and beachside clubs you’ll not break the bank with a vodka coke.

5. Public Transport

Public transport here is very reasonably priced and perfect for getting around the city quickly and easily. A T-10 will get you 10 journeys on the metro or bus for €9.95 - just €0.99 a trip! These can be used for multiple people as well - ideal for when mum and dad are visiting. A T- Jove is a ticket for people under the age of €25. It’ll get you 90 days of unlimited journeys for €105. Another option, if you have your NIE, is the Bicing card. This gets you usage of the city’s biking system for €47.16 a year. Just hop on an hop off at your local Bicing station and each ride is free for 30 minutes. However, Barcelona is a very small city and sometimes the best way to get around is walking so you might only ever need the occasional T-10 to get you about, especially if you live in the city center. In terms of international travel, flights will obviously depend on where you’re going but domestic flights and fares within Europe are very reasonable with some deals as low as €10 a flight. And getting to the airport couldn’t be easier with the Aerobus taking you straight from Plaza Catalunya to the airport in just 30 minutes for €5 (or you can always go the long way round on the metro which takes about an hour on L3 then L9)

6. Eating Out

Barcelona is the home of 30 Michelin starred restaurants so needless to say, the food here is fantastic. If extortionate prices for tiny portions aren’t really your speed though, its still easy to eat well on a budget in Barcelona, with the city center especially packed with restaurants and bars. Dinner out can cost €10 for three courses (!) and with a couple of glasses of wine each thrown in you can budget about €30 for dinner for two. Lunch is even better value with many places having set menus for about €8 consisting of 3 courses, a drink and a coffee. Not too shabby for one of the gastronomic capitals of the world.   I hope that’s given you a bit of an idea of the cost of living for students in Barcelona. It’s definitely manageable and besides, even if you’re counting your cents at the end of each month, you’re in Barcelona - grab a towel, head to the beach and enjoy the weather, all for free! - Erin]]> 6619 0 0 0 141 http://suitelife.com/blog/moving-to-barcelona/barcelona-for-students/ 0 0 1970 https://okatmvn.info okatmvn]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/la-merce-barcelona-2018/ Thu, 04 Jan 2018 16:02:35 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7095 What is La Mercè? La Mercè is a festival which happens every year in Barcelona, Spain. It involves all kinds of different displays, music, theatre and more which are spread out across the city. There is something to do all day every day!

When does it happen?

The festival takes place during September in the couple of days either side of the 24th which is the official religious feast day. For example in 2017, there were events and activities going on all the time between the 22nd and the 25th September.

Where does it take place?

All across the city! From the beach all the way up to Tibidabo mountain there are things going on. Parc de la Ciutadella is often a focal point as well as Montjuic, the beach and in the Gothic Quarter near Plaza Jaume I. The metro runs all day and all night so you'll have no trouble getting around to see everything.

What to do?

There's soooo much to do you could be busy from dawn till...dawn! Small theatre companies host productions, dance troupes perform in the streets, there are beautiful projections on the buildings and you can hear musicians performing all over the city. Every year another city is invited as the 'Guest City' to the festival. They put on displays showing what they can do so the festival has become a real international affair! There are also the very traditional aspects to this festival such as the Castellers (groups of people who've been training all year to build human towers - normally the kid on top is only 8/9 years old!), the Gigantes (huge puppets which dance through the streets - with a very dedicated human inside of course - and do a full parade on one of the days), the Sardana dancers (a traditional Catalan dance) and the best part of all (in my opinion)...the Correfoc! The Correfoc is an incredible spectacle that takes place during La Mercè. In Catalan it means 'Fire Run' and it's exactly what it says on the tin. Local people, dressed up as devils from head to toe (and wearing a lot of protective clothing), run through the streets with firework sparklers strapped to long sticks which they twirl over their heads, spraying sparks all over the crowds. There are also people in massive dragon costumes which have the same sparklers attached and they parade along with the devils all the way down through the city charging at the crowd. Sounds terrifying? That's because it is. But it's also loads of fun! Just make sure you are wearing something to cover yourself up! There is also a massive firework display on the last day by the Font Magic de Montjuic as well as a beautiful light show at the fountain itself. Don't miss it!

History

The tradition originates from 1871 when city officials organised celebrations on and around the 24th September to celebrate the Roman Catholic religious feast day honouring Our Lady of Mercy. She also just happens to be the patron saint of the archdiocese of Barcelona as well as the co-patron saint of the city, along with Saint Eulalia, and has been celebrated every year in Barcelona since 1607 when the Consell de Cent, the then governor of the city, asked her to help deliver the city from a plague of locusts. Apparently it worked as Our Lady of Mercy now has a whole week of festival in her honour...not bad for clearing up a plague! Here is the official programme of the City : La Mercè 2018 Thanks for reading! Hope you make it to the festival this year - let us know what you get up to! Here's a couple of my own pictures of the Correfoc to get you excited... - Erin ]]> 7095 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/shopping-in-barcelona/guide-to-the-best-shopping-malls-in-barcelona/ Wed, 10 Jan 2018 12:32:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7112 Guide to the Best Shopping Malls in Barcelona: Shop till you drop! Barcelona is one of the shopping capitals of the world. Its beautiful streets are lined with everything from luxury stores and big brands to one-off boutiques and vintage shops. You’ve got the seemingly endless Passeig de Gracia, where you can find H&M, Zara, Mango, Massimo Dutti, Gucci, Chanel and more, or there’s the winding streets of El Born, every corner revealing a new small business with gorgeous clothes just dying to be worn. And these are all very well, but sometimes when a bit of retail therapy is needed, nothing but a big ol’ mall stuffed with the best shopping the world has to offer will suffice! So, without further ado, here is our list of the best shopping malls in Barcelona…try not to come home with too many bags under your arms!

L’Illa Diagonal

L’Illa Diagonal is the biggest shopping centre in Barcelona. With 170 shops and 35,000m2 of space to enjoy you could spend hours in this shopaholics paradise and never run out of clothes to buy! And to make things a little easier for parents, there are infant care facilities such as a microwave and diaper changing area so you can look after you’re little ones. To get there take L3 to Les Corts station or there are plenty of buses stopping nearby if you prefer

Maremagnum

This port-side shopping centre has the distinct advantage of being the only one open on a Sunday. With 59 shops to choose from as well as a restaurant on the upper floor you’ve got plenty to fill your weekend afternoons with at this mall. And on those hot summer days, why not grab an ice-cream and sit outside looking over the water and the beautiful yachts moored nearby? As the land its on is a little out to sea you might think it’d be difficult to get to but you’d be wrong. The V13 bus stops right outside and if you take the L4 to Barceloneta or any bus to Passeig de Colom its just a short walk past the old port. There are worse places to have to drag your shopping bags!

Las Arenas

Probably the only mall with a history, this shopping centre is built int he old bullfighting ring in Plaza Espanya. It has lots of shops and places to eat and even a cinema with films in their original version if you need to take a break from sales shopping! There’s also a fantastic view across the city from the top…if you can manage to get all your bags up there! Its very easy to get to, just take L3 or L1 to Plaza Espanya or take any of the buses stopping nearby.

Diagonal Mar

This mall is at the complete opposite end of Avenida Diagonal from L’Illa Diagonal so don’t worry if the first one on our list is a little far away. There are all the usual shops and restaurants as well as a cinema which offers some films in their original version. To get there take L4 to Maresme Forum or any of the many buses which stop along Avenida Diagonal.

La Maquinista

With 168 shops, 46 restaurants and a small cinema this mall rivals the size of L’illa Diagonal, though it is a little further out from the centre. Just take L1 to Sant Andrew or L9N/L10 to Bon Pastor to get there.

Glories

Just off diagonal, this could be the perfect pit stop on a shopping escapade from L’Illa to Diagonal Mar. But with 89 shops and 39 restaurants this pit stop might end up taking a little longer than you think! To get there take trams T5 or T6 to La Farinera, L1 to Glories or hop on any of the many buses stopping along Diagonal. All the above malls are usually open around 9am and close around 9pm, though some may stay open later in summer. All, aside from Maremagnum, are closed on Sundays, except on some festival days, bank holidays and during sales periods. Check each shopping centres website individually as it can vary. ------------------- Thanks for reading, hope thats helped you decide which to visit! Stay tuned for more Barcelona info and check out our properties if you're thinking of staying a little more permanently! - Erin]]> 7112 0 0 0 145 http://suitelife.com/blog/shopping-in-barcelona/a-complete-guide-to-vintage-stores-in-barcelona/ 0 0 1979 https://68winapp.info 68winapp]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/which-tourist-attractions-in-barcelona-are-worth-the-hype/ Fri, 09 Feb 2018 14:41:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7203 Which tourist attractions in Barcelona are worth the hype? Barcelona is the tourist capital of Spain and as such a lot of the popular attractions will be on your to-do list when you come to visit. But which of those places actually live up to the hype? We've done a bit of investigating so you don't have to. The best attractions in Barcelona are listed below, each with its own hype rating so you know which ones are worth visiting. 10/10 means out it in the diary right now. 0/10...well, best to not bother. Sit back, relax, and get ready to tweak your itinerary.

1. La Sagrada Familia

We're starting off with the big one. Not visiting La Sagrada Familia when in Barcelona is like not taking a gondola ride in Venice. Sure, its a little pricey to get in (€20 minimum) but this is one of those things that just HAS to be done. Its absolutely gorgeous inside and if you have any interest in architecture at all prepare to have your mind blown by the stunning stained glass windows, the impressive construction and the level of detail crammed into this cathedral. And if you can spare the cost we'd recommend getting the audio guide for an extra four euros because it'll help you spot a lot of things you might otherwise have not noticed. Hype rating: 10/10

2. Barceloneta

Barcelona's beach has become something of an icon, despite only being built during the 90s for the Olympic games. Every year hundreds of tourists flock to the sands to soak up some of that mediterranean sun with the convenience of not having to leave the city. It has great views along the city's shoreline and is almost always sunny. But honestly, if you're prepared to travel even just a tiny bit, you can have a much better experience somewhere else. In peak season, Barceloneta is crowded, noisy, dirty and full of people constantly trying to sell you beer or blankets or massages or whatever else they can fit in a cooler box. Our advice? Head one stop further down on the metro to Ciutadella/Vila Olimpica for a more peaceful experience without travelling too far. Its still busy but more than bearable for a couple of hours of topping up your tan. If you're looking for total tranquility though its best to get out of the city and head to one of the other amazing beaches nearby. Hype rating: 3/10

3. Montjuic

The mountain overlooking Barcelona is one of its most popular tourist attractions. With a castle, the botanical gardens, the olympic park and a cable car to the port its definitely got something going for it but the best thing about Montjuic are the amazing views right across the city. As its so close its definitely worth a visit but be prepared for a bit of a trek to get up there! Hype rating: 6/10

4. Tibidabo

This is the other mountain overlooking Barcelona. There is a little amusement park up there, incredible views across the city and an enormous cathedral. If you've got kids this is brilliant as there is loads for them to do, but beware of the queues during summer. Otherwise, its maybe one to give a miss. It's a bit of a hassle to get to by public transport and if you're looking for views there are better ones out there Hype rating: 4/10

5. Park Guell

Originally intended to be an exclusive neighourhood of 60 houses, Gaudi's landscaped masterpiece is absolutely incredible. Around every corner there is something beautiful to catch your eye and you could spend hours, days even, wandering around this place, discovering hidden corners and glimpses of Gaudi's genius. The houses never got built but there is more than enough here to enjoy. The views f are brilliant too; straight down towards the sea and across the whole city. You can even stand inside Gaudi's house and see the Sagrada Familia, still being built all these years later! Its crazy to think he would've stood right there, watching his masterwork take shape. It can get very very VERY busy in summer so its probably better to head there during the off season if you're looking for a more relaxed experience. Hype rating: 10/10  

6. Picasso Museum

This is one of the most popular attractions in Barcelona...and for good reason! If you're an art lover or interested in history/Picasso's life in general then this is the place for you. The work displayed covers everything, right from his unbelievably accomplished school work from when he was 13 to his revolutionary modern paintings in later life. The museum is really well laid out with loads of information available to soak up. And its in a gorgeous old palace which helps. Its open every day except Monday and is often free if you time your visit right/are a student. Definitely worth a visit for everyone, even if you aren't big into faces with all their features in the wrong places. Hype rating: 8/10

7. Montserrat

This is one of Barcelona's hidden gems. Just an hour outside the city is this beautiful mountain monastery, nestled up in the Catalan hills. Since its one of the hidden gems, I guess its not exactly 'overhyped' as such given that, well, no one knows about it. But this is definitely one for the bucket list.  The views across the mountains are absolutely stunning and the monastery is a treasure trove. Pro-tip: its worth visiting the museum. Hardly anyone goes down there and there is some incredible stuff. We're talking Dalí, Monet, Picasso.... Hype rating: 12/10 (points added due to being under-hyped)

8. Las Ramblas

If you've heard of Barcelona, you've probably heard of Las Ramblas. This famous street stretches from the port all the way up to Plaza Catalunya in the centre of the city. It's tree lined street is symbolic of the city with tourists from all around the world descending on it to enjoy the market stalls and street performers. Fun fact: Its actually made up of five separate streets which have all joined together over the years. In summer it is exceptionally busy but if you get there in the off season, or early in the morning, its a great place to take a stroll and the perfect way to get from one end of the city to the other on foot without ever getting bored. The only thing that can get a little annoying are the guys constantly asking if you're looking for a coffee shop (hint: they're not selling you coffee. Think Amsterdam.) Overall though its a bit like La Sagrada Familia; one of those things you've just got to do. Hype rating: 7/10   That's just a handful of some of the major attractions in Barcelona but there's so much more to discover...and even more hidden gems throughout the city which only the locals know about. So get your itinerary out and get planning because there's always tons to do in Barcelona! Let us know in the comments below where you're headed. - Erin]]> 7203 0 0 0 1927 https://ojwin4.com plataforma ojwin é confiável]]> 0 0 2095 https://fastpayoutonlinecasino.net fastpayoutonlinecasino]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/primavera-sound-2018/ Mon, 12 Feb 2018 11:33:35 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7211 Primavera Sound 2018: Line up, tickets and more... It's back. The biggest music festival of the year returns to Barcelona. Primavera Sound has been lighting up the summer since 2001 and this year will be no different. With around 200 of the best of pop, rock, alternative and underground electronic and dance music artists descending on the city for a full five days of music, this is one you won't want to miss. Save the dates. 28th May - 3rd June.

Line-Up

This is the bit you've all been waiting for. This stellar line up is bringing the absolute best of the best together  this summer. The Artic Monkeys will be back on stage for the first time in four years.. Lorde. Haim. Migos. A$AP Rocky. Björk. The National. The War on Drugs. Tyler, The Creator. Cigarettes After Sex. CHVRCHES. Father John Misty. And dozens upon dozens of other incredible artists from every genre imaginable, from flamenco to heavy metal, form underground to (somewhat) mainstream.  

Tickets

Tickets are on sale NOW. From the 29th January until they sell out, full festival tickets are available for 215€. You can also spread the price out with their instalment program if you prefer to pay that way. If you have a Carnet Jove you can buy for a discounted price of 180€ (just make sure you bring the card and some ID with you when you attend the festival). You can also get tickets for this price if you were born or are a resident in Barcelona (for details and what to bring to prove your residency click here) VIP tickets are 400€ and will get you entry from the 30th May- 3rd June as well as access to all VIP areas, access to exclusive viewing areas (until full capacity), access to a NEW VIP area with exclusive backstage parties with a pool, bar and restaurant service, preferential access venues with limited capacity and a welcome pack. Day tickets are not yet available but you can check here to see when they are. If you prefer to get everything included you can also book travel package tickets which get you either a ticket + camping site spot or any one of the great mobile homes on offer, a hotel, an apartment, travel around Barcelona or extras like city tours (great if you only want to attend 1/2 days a the festival and spend the rest exploring the amazing city). Let us know if we can help you with any more info! - Erin]]> 7211 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/what-is-the-itp-rental-tax/ Wed, 28 Feb 2018 11:30:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7235 What is the ITP rental tax and how can I pay it? There’s a tax on everything these days from cars to your weekly shop. But is renting a home in Barcelona subject to tax? YES! It’s called ITP, otherwise known as the ghost tax - because most people don't pay it, or even know what is is! - and its one to watch out for because they're beginning to enforce it. But who’s responsible for paying it? That'll be you, the tenant. So if you want to rent in Barcelona, read on and get clued up so you don’t get caught out!

What is it?

It is a government tax on all property rentals, charged at 0.5% of the taxable base, which must be paid within 30 days of signing the contract.  

What is the taxable base?

Well that depends on the length of your contract. For contracts of one year or more, the taxable base is the total amount of the rent to be paid during the term of the contract, and at least three years. For seasonal contracts of less than one year, it is the total amount of rent to be met for the entire duration of the lease. If the duration of the contract is not stated, it is the total amount of the rent to be paid for six years. The amount to be paid is then calculated by working out 0.5% of the taxable base. Here are some example numbers: On April 1, 2016, a private rental contract is formalised for a period of five years, with a monthly rent of 500.00 euros. The taxable base will be equal to: 500.00 (rent) x 12 (months) x 5 (years) = 30,000.00 euros. 
The fee to be paid will be: 0.5% x 30,000.00 = 150.00 euros. If you still aren’t confident working out out yourself then you can book an appointment with the tax office and they will help you with everything. The office is at: Oficina Territorial al Barcelonès Nord Carrer de Joan d'Àustria, núm. 39-47 08005 Barcelona Telephone 93 551 50 00

 

How do I pay the tax?

First, you have to fill out the form Modelo 600 which you can download here  (and you can also download some instructions to help you out). Then you take this form to the bank where they will stamp the paper and then you can pay the tax. Here is the list of banks you can pay at. There is no need to present a copy of the rental contract on condition that it is submitted to the Catalan Land Institute (INCASÒL) within a maximum period of 2 months after the signing of the contract. Otherwise, it is necessary to present both an original and copy of the rental contract either in person or, if the procedure is done online,  you must attach a scanned copy. For more info you can take a look at the government website, however this is only available in Catalan and Spanish so have a friend handy who can help you translate if you need to. You'll also need to have your NIE which can take months to apply for. Fortunately, we've written a handy guide to getting your NIE in Barcelona to help you out.  

How long do I have to pay?

You have 30 days from the signing of the contract to pay. If the final day is a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday then the period is extended until the next working day. If its not paid within the stated time your risk being fined.   Hope that's helped you! Let us know if you have any more questions and we'll be happy to help. And if you're still looking for a flat be sure to check out our properties for rent! - Erin]]> 7235 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/must-see-things-in-barcelona/the-12-best-places-to-visit-in-catalonia-2018/ Tue, 27 Feb 2018 14:44:04 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7243 The Best Places to Visit in Catalonia - Time for a Road Trip! With cute little hamlets and villages, beautiful landscapes and a stunning coast, the autonomous region of Catalonia in the North East of Spain is one of Europe's gems. We're based in Barcelona, a city at the top of many people's bucket list, but there's so much more to Catalonia than its famous capital. So if you're thinking of visiting Barcelona, or living here long term, these are some great places outside of the hustle and bustle to escape to - and most not more than just a couple of hours away! So, let's get into it, our 12 best places to visit in Catalonia in 2018.

1. Vielha

This little town is nestled right up in the Pyrenees and is one you can't miss. Its in Aran, a municipality in the northwestern corner of Catalonia, and is one of the only Spanish towns on the northern side of the mountains. In fact, its so far north that, until the tunnel was built in 1948, the only way to reach it from Spain was by a road which even then was totally impassable in winter. But don't let that put you off of a visit once the snow has set in! The place turns into an absolute winter wonderland and would be the perfect pitstop on your way from France to Spain for a bit of skiing before hitting warmer climate.

2. Monells

Monells is a gorgeous medieval village in the province of Girona, just north of Barcelona. Its winding stone streets and intricate arches seem to go on endlessly, filling up every corner with buckets of charm. And, if you can stop wandering, don't forget to enjoy a glass of wine in the main square (preferably at sunset) to really enjoy the town's vibe.

3. Besalú

Also in the Girona province is the adorable Besalú. This town was designated historic national property in 1966 owing to some of its incredible features, including the Romanesque bridge over the Fluvià river which was built in the 12th century and is still in use today! The town also features a restored mikveh, a ritual Jewish bath from the 11th or 12th century, as well as a medieval synagogue - just a couple of the fascinating monuments left from the historical impact of the Jewish community on this town.

4. Castellfollit de la Roca

This stunning town definitely has to be seen to be believed. Its perched on top of a basalt cliff's edge and bordered by the Fluvià and Toronell rivers. In its thinnest part, its just two houses wide! Balconies and windows look straight down over the 50m drop. and the houses are tightly packed on the precipice but somehow, everything just seems to just about fit. Not sure I'd risk hanging the laundry out of those windows!

5. Siruana

Siruana, located in the province of Tarragona, is a climber's paradise. It has 30 world-renowned climbing crags and 50,000 routes of varying difficulty as well as incredible 360 views of the surrounding views - and the town isn't too shabby either!

6. Pals

Pals is a small medieval town just up the coast from Barcelona. The old gothic quarter has been beautifully restored with the old cobblestones, arches and stone balconies looking just as picturesque as the day they were first built. Despite being just a little place there is plenty to see and do here like visiting the town's walls and towers, the Josep Pa viewpoint, the Plaça Major and the Romanesque church of San Pere. Its also just a few  kilometres from the sea so its perfect for a summertime getaway!

7. Tossa de Mar

Tossa de Mar is a town on the Costa Brava, midway between France and Barcelona and its one of those places the world needs to know about. A sandy beach, crystal clear blue mediterranean sea, stunning white houses nestled into the bay and an old cliffside castle converted into a lighthouse. You'll have to take our word for it - its gorgeous. And conveniently close to the airport for a summer trip.

8. Taüll

Taüll is a cute little town in the province of Lleida in the northwest of Catalonia. It is at the bottom of a valley and split in half by a ravine, with the two resulting halves of the town being called La Guinsa and Lo Barri. Its got some stunning examples of Romanesque architecture and some beautiful surrounding landscapes to enjoy.

9. Montblanc

Montblanc is a little bigger than most of the other towns on this list of best places to visit in Catalonia but it hasn't lost any of its charm for being a little on the sprawling side! With its cobbled streets, old stone outer walls and beautiful architecture there's more than enough to keep you busy. There have even been cave dwellings found dating back to the Palaeolithic period - if people have stuck around for that long then you know its a great place!

10. Cadaques

Cadaques is the quintessential Spanish seaside town. It has a beautiful little beach and is made up of an array of adorable little white houses dotted against a mountain backdrop. Its not hard to see why both Salvador Dalí and Picasso liked to spend their summers here getting inspiration for their work and enjoying the town and the surrounding nature. Despite is being a bit of a tourist hotspot in summer, the town has been built up and restored with love and care and hasn't given way to the kinds of mass tourism which often spoils beachfronts. If you want to know more here are some tips for a day trip to Cadaques from Barcelona.

11. Artíes

This little village is right up in the Pyrenees in the Northwest of Catalonia. Just like Vielha, this village was totally inaccessible in winter until the building of the tunnel connecting it to the rest of Spain, and if you didn't know it was part of the more southern country you'd think you'd stumbled into a French ski resort, filled with lovely cosy chalets. This one is  perfect for a winter retreat!

12. Sitges

Last but certainly not least is the cosy little seaside town of Sitges. This one is probably the most famous and most popular of our choices but that doesn't mean its any less worth visiting. Sitges has some beautiful beaches to visit and the town itself is a winding labyrinth reminiscent of a more southern Spanish town rather than one this far up the coast. And best of all its just an hour on the train to Barcelona so if you live in the city its the perfect getaway! Or if you're visiting Sitges but want a glimpse of the bright lights, now you know that the Catalan capital is just a few stops away along with all its many (many many) tourist attractions.   ----------- That's it for our list of the 12 best places to visit in Catalonia in 2018 but there's loads more to explore and plenty of hidden gems to uncover! Let us know in the comments below what your favourites from the list were. Any more you think we should add? Until next time, - Erin  ]]> 7243 0 0 0 154 http://suitelife.com/blog/good-to-know/catalan-vs-castilian-whats-the-difference/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/catalan-vs-castilian-whats-the-difference/ Mon, 05 Mar 2018 17:57:18 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7274 Do you know your Catalan from your Castilian? If you've ever been to Barcelona, or anywhere in Cataluña for that matter, you'll have noticed that not everything is written in the kind of Spanish you might expect. In fact, most of the time it isn't written in Spanish at all! Even though in places like the metro most signs are written in both Catalan and Castilian (the original name for Spanish), often only Catalan is used. This is because Barcelona is in Cataluña, one of the 17 autonomous communities in Spain (defined regions with their own devolved regional powers and a high level of self-government) and a community which uses Catalan as its primary official language. Even though Castilian is an official language of Cataluña and is widely used in Barcelona, the most widely spoken, and the language used in most official documentation, is Catalan.

But what's the difference?

Castilian, or Castellano, is the old Spanish name for...well...Spanish. This is because the language we call Spanish today originated in the old kingdom of Castille which was one of the key building blocks in creating the region we now know as Spain, and whose language spread throughout the peninsula, becoming the main official language. Catalan is the original language spoken in Catalauña and in areas throughout Valencia, the Balearic Islands and Aragon. During the dictatorship, the teaching and speaking of Catalan was not allowed (though obviously people still used it in secret at home). Fortunately, that is no longer the case and the Catalan people are allowed to use their language as they see fit.

Isn't Catalan basically the same as Castilian?

NOPE. They're two completely different languages and although, of course, there are some similarities and Spanish speakers are able to get the gist of the sentence most of the time, (though its a lot easier to understand written down that spoken) you'll also notice many similarities with French, Italian and even Portugese because Catalan shares the same latin and romantic roots.

So what if you're moving to Barcelona and can't speak a word of Catalan?

DON'T WORRY. We've written a handy list of the most common phrases in Catalan, along with their Spanish and English equivalents to get you started. Bon dia = Buenos días = Good morning Bona nit = Buenas noches = Good night Benvingut = Bienvenido = Welcome Adéu = Adiós = Goodbye Com estàs? = ¿Cómo estás? Em dic... = Me llamo...= My name is... Gràcies = Gracias = Thank you Moltes gràcies = Muchas gracias = Thanks a lot Mol bé = Muy bien = Very good No ho enterc = No entiendo = I don't understand Parla anglès? = ¿Hablas inglés? = Do you speak English? D'on èts? = ¿De dónde eres? = Where are you from? Sòc de... = I am from...   So, good luck, bona sort, buena suerte, with your language learning. Let us know how you get on in the comments below!   - Erin]]> 7274 0 0 0 239 https://www.superprof.co.uk/blog/leeds-spanish-courses/ 0 0 1879 https://444bet.info 444bet.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/whats-it-like-to-live-in-barcelona/ Thu, 15 Mar 2018 11:42:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7322 What's it like living in Barcelona - An Insider Guide We might be biased, but we think Barcelona is by far one of the greatest cities in the world! It has it all: beautiful architecture, historic sites, great weather, amazing food and the Mediterranean sea right on your doorstep. Because of all these things (and more) it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. But what's it like to actually live in Barcelona, away from the tourists and once the summer sun isn't around for quite so long? We've got all the answers, so stick around to find out exactly what its like to live in Barcelona!

The Weather

First of all, the weather. I'm a Brit so obviously for me this is the number one most important thing. The good news is, it really is always sunny in Barcelona! That's it. There is no bad news. The most you get is the occasional rainy couple of days in January and February and maybe an overnight thunderstorm or two in August. Apart from that its sunny almost every day from March to November! Its pretty warm right up to November - we're talking mid to high 30s - and it gets a little chilly during winter but rarely is it SUPER cold, more like a nippy 7/8 degrees. Living in Barcelona means living in the sun all year round!

The Food

I'm going to expand this one to eating/drinking out in general because there's just so many places to go! Barcelona is one of the gastronomic capitals of the world with 24 Michelin Starred restaurants within its borders. But you don't have to pay astronomical prices for a great meal. The food here is always fresh and delicious though it can sometimes be very oily and salty (not necessarily a bad thing) just because of the mediterranean style of cooking. The drinks are also pretty cheap and every other shop seems to be a bar so you'll never run out of new places to try! It also tends to be very reasonably priced, especially in comparison to some of the Northern European countries and the UK. Here's a couple of things you've just GOT to try: any kind of cold meat dish (especially jamón serrano), tortilla española, pimientos de padrón, choricitos (de sidra if you can find them), calçots, patatas bravas (because we all deserve patatas bravas at some point in life) and the Catalan staple Pa amb tomaquet. Living in Barcelona is like living in food heaven!

The Properties

There are some incredible places to live in Barcelona. Every corner of Barcelona has some sort of architectural wonder to marvel at. Luckily for you, the buildings are just as beautiful inside as they are out! Most people in Barcelona live in apartments which vary A LOT depending on which neighbourhood you live in. The absolute dream is having a top floor apartment with an amazing terrace to enjoy the Barcelona sun! Check out some of our properties to see if there's one that takes your fancy!

The Neighbourhoods

Barcelona's neighbourhoods are all so different that you'll never run out of new places to visit. It's one of the best cities to walk around because sometime you cross a street and its like you've entered a whole different world. There's something for everyone here, from Eixample (a little fancy, lots of light, big apartments) to Borne (older buildings, tons of charm, winding streets) so you're sure to find a place which suits you. Be warned though...you might love every neighbourhood so much you can't decide where to live in Barcelona!

The Lifestyle

Spain is famous for its laidback lifestyle and Barcelona is no different. Living in Barcelona is the chillest of the chill. Everything starts late, closes later and there's always plenty of time to take a long and relaxing lunch. Working hours can be pretty long - normally 9 or ten hours a day - but also things tend to be slower paced so it isn't like half your day is spent completely stressed out! Also, the people here tend to put a lot of value on family and on their time outside of work. Drinks are always on the cards after work and people always seem to have something to look forward to at the end of the day! There are also loads of festivals throughout the year as well as public holidays so there's plenty to take your mind off work and (if you plan it well enough) a lot of long weekends to be had. So if you're a late riser who doesn't mind working long hours if it means you get a couple of hours lazing around on the terrace with a glass of wine in the evening...well...this is the city for you! ----------------- Hope that's helped you get an idea of what its like to live in Barcelona! Let us know if you've got anymore questions or if we can help you move here (we know you want to!) - Erin  ]]> 7322 0 0 0 ]]> ]]> https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/easter-weekend-in-barcelona-2018/ Tue, 17 Apr 2018 14:25:57 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7340 Easter Weekend in Barcelona 2018 - The Ultimate Guide! Despite not being quite as religion-centred as it used to be, Spain is still one of the most Catholic countries in Europe and the Easter weekend is full of brilliant celebrations and parades to enjoy. Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays but lots of Spaniards take the whole 'Semana Santa' (Holy Week) off work and decide to get out of the city to visit family or see parades in other towns. This leads to a kind of mass exodus called 'operación salida' (operation exit), with up to half a million cars hitting the roads and getting out of the city during the week!

What To See

Most of the parades take place on Good Friday and are run by various religious groups. They tend to centre around Barcelona Cathedral which is in the heart of the Gothic Quarter.   Good Friday 2018 - Iglesia de San Agustín  Processions by Hermandad del Gran Poder y la Esperanza Macarena Paso Cristo: Nuestro Padre Jesús del Gran Poder Paso de Palio: María Santísima de la Esperanza Macarena Start: 17.00 Iglesia de San Agustín, Plaça Sant Agustí, 2, Raval area. At 20:00 both processions join the procession of Nuestra Señora de las Angustias in front of Barcelona cathedral Finish: around 22.30 same place Procession route: Plaça Sant Agustí, La Rambla, Santa Ana, Portal del Ángel, Arcs, Plaza Nova, Avenida Catedral, Boters, Pi, Plaza del Pi, Cardenal Casañas, Boqueria, Hospital and Plaça Sant Agustí Good Friday 2018 - Iglesia de Sant Jaume Procession by Hermanidad y Cofradía de Nuestra Señora de las Angustias Paso: Nuestra Señora de las Angustias - Our Lady of Sorrows Start: 19:00 Iglesia de Sant Jaume in Gothic area on Carrer de Ferran 28. At 20:00 they meet in front of Barcelona cathedral with the procession of la Hermandad de la Macarena Finish: 23:00 at Iglesia de Sant Jaume Procession route:  Iglesia de Sant Jaume, Ferrán, Plaza San Jaime, Bisbe, Avenida de la Catedral, Boters, Portaferrissa, Ramblas and Ferrán, Iglesia de Sant Jaume Good Friday 2018 - Santa Maria del Mar Procession at Santa Maria del Mar basilica Start: 09:30 Via Crucis procession - Procession of Stations of the Cross. Procession route: Santa Maria del Mar, Fossar de les moreres, Pg del Born, Carrer del Rec, Carrer Bonaire, Carrer Rere palau, Marques argentera, Pla de Palau, carrer Espaseria and finish as Santa Maria del Mar Good Friday 2018 - Barcelona Cathedral Service and procession at Barcelona Cathedral Start: 15:00 Sermó de les Set Paraules. The Bearers of the Holy Christ of Lepanto bring the Holy Christ to the front of the Cathedral to be adored by the faithful at 15:00 on Good Friday. A Canon reads the Sermon of the Seven Words, discussing the last seven words said by Jesus before his death Start: 18:30  Via Crucis procession on Avinguda de la Catedral Procession of Stations of the Cross on the Avinguda de la Catedral Procession route:  On Avinguda de la Catedral   Hope that helps! Let us know what you get up to   - Erin  ]]> 7340 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/top-beaches-in-barcelona/barcelona-day-trip-empuriabrava/ Tue, 17 Apr 2018 09:38:26 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7349 Escape the City to Empuriabrava: A Day Trip from Barcelona This week I took a trip with a couple of friends up the beautiful Costa Brava to Empuriabrava and Cadaqués. Cadaqués, a cute little fishing village nestled among the hills and with stunning views across the Mediterranean, is one day trip we've already written about but to my surprise none of our interns had ever been to Empuriabrava!

The Venice of Catalonia

Empuriabrava is know as the Venice of Catalonia and is a great place to escape from the Barcelona rush. It is a series of man-made canals with little houses either side about an hour and a half up the coast (and its just half an hour further on to get to Cadaques). Each house has its own little (or large) boat which they move around the canals with and head out to sea on. Some of them even have jet skis! First off we decided to rent a boat (which you can do without a license by the way) and saunter up and down the main canals in the sunshine. Just imagine it, the wind in your hair, the sun on your face, and the prospect of lunch, the most important part of the day, at the end of it. We definitely recommend that you rent with Ecoboats as their electric boats are much quieter than the ones from other rental companies and are really easy to use. Its about 5/6 people to a boat so perfect for fitting a family on.

Beachin'

Once you're done exploring the canals, there is a huuuggeeeeee beach to enjoy just a few minutes walk from the Ecoboats dock. Given that its May it was pretty quiet - most of the houses seem to be second homes and holiday homes - so the beach was almost completely empty leaving us plenty of space to lie in the sun. I have to say it was nice to be able to chill on the sand without having people constantly coming up to to you asking if you want beer or a massage like they do on Barceloneta! But before we got our towels out, we decided to grab some lunch at one of the beachside restaurants. There's quite a few to choose from with some great food on offer for very reasonable prices, but if you're really looking to save money or just want something lighter, there are a couple of supermarkets a little further in-land where you could easily buy a selection of snack foods and sandwiches to make up a lovely little picnic to take to the beach.

Empuriabravery

If you're feeling really brave, Empuriabrava has one activity that's got to be on your schedule...skydiving! The region is famous and is one of the most visited skydiving spots in Europe, in fact even Suitelife founder Benny has done it! Check out Skydive Empuriabrava to book your spot...but maybe wait to have your beachside lunch until afterwards! ------------------------- Thanks for reading! Make sure you check out Empuriabrava the next chance you get and let us know what you think! - Erin]]> 7349 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/ultimate-guide-off-sonar-barcelona-2018/ Wed, 16 May 2018 10:30:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7371  

Ultimate Guide to Off-Sónar Barcelona 2018

If you’re in Barcelona later this month, more specifically between June 14th and June 16th, you are in town for one of the most exciting weeks in Barcelona: Off-Week and Sonar Festival 2018.

Sonar is the International Festival of Advanced Music and Congress of Technology and Creativity, celebrated annually in Barcelona over a period of three days in June. Every year the biggest DJ’s in electronic music take to various stages spread throughout the city, both indoor and outdoor, offering deeply engaging experiences paired with the best musical and audiovisual productions.

Priding itself of bridging the gap between digital culture and the electronic music scene, the festival takes a unique format experimenting with creativity and technology to create elaborate events for over 120,000 people. Whilst Sónar itself is most definitely a must-see (buy a one day/night pass to either Sonar by Day/Night), it could be argued that Sónar’s ‘Off-Parties’ are like the cooler, younger sibling of the original festival. 

Image below: All Day I Dream party at Off-Week Barcelona

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Expect to see as many technology geeks, businessmen, backpackers and groups of holiday-makers as you will electronic music lovers. With many DJ-sets incorporating more rebellious, experimental elements in their shows during Sónar than any other festival as they seek to bring their open-minded audience a full sensory musical experience.

Sónar is celebrated as a place in which these DJ’s are able to take risks and present new projects to the event’s receptive crowd. The festivals sees an approximate 50/50 participation between Spanish nationals and foreigners that attend Sónar and Off-Sónar events - there’s definitely a huge mix of nationalities, personalities and party-goers.

The picture below is the crowd at Sonar By Day in one of the many spaces at Fira Montjuïc venue.

 

So What is Off-Week?

Following its 1994 inception, Sónar’s 3-day festival also gave way to ‘Off-Week’ - or Anti-Sónar as it was formerly known - which was first founded by Barcelona’s Spanish residents as a protest to the rising price of tickets for actual Sónar.

Barcelona’s ‘Off-Week’ or ‘Off-Sónar’ parties attract just as many people to the city as the festival itself. In comparison with Sónar, which takes place in two main locations, Sónar by Day, at Fira Montjuïc, and Sónar By Night at Fira Gran Via de L’Hospitalet, ‘Off-parties’ take place in a variety of different locations including hotel rooftops, terraces, bars, nightclubs, and most famously in the open-air architectural museum, The Poble Espanyol.

In recent years, the Off-Parties have rocketed in popularity which could be down to the tendency for these parties to be much more intimate shows in the Catalan sunshine rather than in one of Sónar’s large venues. This shift towards Off-Week events after attending the Sónar festival is obvious.

Unlike the festival stages, off-sonar events tend to be in smaller venues that provide a new experience with every different event you attend throughout the 3 day period. One event might be a 200 persons capacity overlooking the city skyline dancing on a hotel rooftop, and later that day another in a monastery on the city’s Montjuïc Mountain with 5000 people.

Whilst the original festival definitely still has its merits including technology talks and different musical options that Off-Parties do not offer their attendees, it’s difficult to escape the feeling that the Off-Sonar events give their guests in captivating, smaller venues across the city.

Below is a photo taken from one of Off-Week’s events at el Monasterio on Montjuïc.

 

How can I find out about events/buy tickets?

In order to find out more about the Off-Week events for this year, check out Resident Advisor for information and tickets. The company also has a resale system which means that should you not be able to attend any event you’ve purchased tickets for, you can still sell your ticket and be reimbursed for the money spent.

SuiteLife’s top choice in this years’ Off events is the Elrow Offsónar Special in the Plaza Mayor of Poble Espanyol. Barcelona is the home of Elrow, and is the longest-running dance music party here! Whenever you go to their parties, you know you’re going to have fun and leave with a smile on your face. Be sure to check Elrow’s event out on Friday June 15th from 16.00 to 00.00 - it’s sure to be one of Off-Week 2018’s best parties.

Below image: Poble Espanyol

On a more serious note, be sure to avoid sites when buying resale tickets like Viagogo that a synonymous with scamming. Stick with Resident Advisors resale site and whilst scams on TicketSwap cannot be ruled out, the chances are definitely much lower.

Below is a picture from Mobilee Event @ The Gates Diagonal Barcelona

I hope we've managed to inform you on the who, what, where, when and why of Off-Sónar and that you have an incredible time at Sónar Barcelona 2018.

Let us know if you have any Off-Week tips you think we have missed!

- Rhiannon

]]> 7371 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/house-hunting-in-barcelona/ Mon, 11 Jun 2018 10:48:00 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7418 When searching for an apartment in Barcelona, we often overlook the small but important aspects of a new home, distracted by that master bedroom suite or the gorgeous, sun-drenched terrace - it’s easy to forget the little things. It is only until later down the line, post move-in day and after unpacking that last box that those ‘little things’ that were neglected during the decision-making process become, well, much bigger little things. If you’ve managed to get here before beginning Spanish your house hunt, you are in luck. SuiteLife has compiled a list of 6 Important but Often Overlooked Deciding Factors that will save you time, money and trouble when house hunting in Barcelona!

1. Cell Reception

Bad cell reception can become an issue for new tenants, particularly for those that occasionally work remotely or entirely from home. Cell service is important for WiFi routers too as carriers are increasingly adopting WiFi calling in order to expand their network coverage and customer interface.

2. Water Pressure (and while you’re at it temperature too)

To avoid having to choose between ‘Behold the Power of the Sun’ and ‘Dribbles from Below Zero’, turn on the shower during your viewing to check up on water pressure and to check the time it takes to go between hot and cold.

3. Socket Failures

Nothing quite like a room with no functioning sockets. Trust us and get testing on those outlets during your visit to avoid having to call out electricians in your first week to repair outlet failures.

4. Commuting Time

If you’re new to the area, it’s probably a good idea to have a go at commuting during rush-hour to get a real perspective on what to expect once you’re all moved in. It can avoid hour-long commutes and any nasty surprises upon your return to the office. We also advise you to check the property in both daytime and at night to get a general feel of the property and neighbours depending on the time of day.

5. Asking THE RIGHT Questions

Viewings are the perfect time to ask questions, however you should know to know how to word them in order to get the most accurate, genuine information from your agent. Remember that your agent is there to sell properties to his/her client at the end of the day, so asking questions like ‘Is there a lot of interest?’ and ‘How are the neighbors?’ is a potential trick question and any salesman is going to be careful about how they answer. 6. Pets If you’re looking to acquire a furry friend down the line, there is really no point asking about pets. In Barcelona most rental contracts won’t have pet clauses and in turn, pets will be permitted. Rather than narrowing down your options by declaring your pet, it is better to ask for a copy of the contract, a very standard procedure, and then just double-check if there is a pet clause. In the rare case that there is a pet clause, then of course you would have to ask the landlord if that would be allowed.   Hopefully we've managed to save you some time, stress or money with our list - happy house hunting! Let us know below if you think we've missed anything!]]> 7418 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/barcelona-bars-to-watch-the-world-cup-2018/ Thu, 14 Jun 2018 08:45:42 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7469 Are you watching the World Cup in Barcelona? Wondering which bar is right for you? Look no further. With such an exciting week for football fans just beginning with the start of the World Cup, we’ve compiled a list of our Top 5 Barcelona Bars to Watch the World Cup 2018 depending on the atmosphere you’re looking for. Every 4 years bars across the world are filled with fans supporting their home countries and celebrating the games! Picking the right bar for you whilst you are in Barcelona can be crucial to the experience you would like to share with your fellow revellers. Get ready, take your favourite football team jersey and find the perfect spot for you. Also, if you're a fan of drinking pints then check out this article we have on the best Irish pubs in Barcelona.  

1. The George Payne - Plaça d'Urquinaona, 5, 08010 Barcelona

Arguably, the best Irish bar in Barcelona, just off Las Ramblas is The George Payne Irish Bar. We expect this bar will fill up fast before the games start and in turn, offer a stadium atmosphere to watch the 2018 world cup games with its 2 giant HD screens and six TVs! This Irish bar is also famous for its’ special tray: “The Barcelona Blackout Tray”. For 20 euros, you’ll have: two sex on the beach, two sangrias, two shots of tequila, sambucca and jaeger and one jug of vodka with a Red Bull. This pub is ideal for big groups! Don’t forget that this pub is open every day from 1pm to between 1 and 3am for the weekend. Be sure to check out George Payne for an exciting atmosphere and a guaranteed good time! https://www.thegeorgepayne.com

2. The Snooker - Carrer de Roger de Llúria, 42, 08009 Barcelona

If you love football, but your family and friends don’t quite share the same spirit for the game. Let us introduce you to The Snooker, this bar is a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Three rooms all with large screens and five billiard tables for those who aren’t as interested in the football. Come down to the Snooker to make some new friends and have a chat. Open from 5pm to 3am every day – do book a table in advance for important match days if you want to guarantee yourself a seat. http://snookerbarcelona.com

3. Belushi’s - Carrer de bergara, 3, 08002 Barcelona

Located close to Plaça Catalunya, this trendy sports bar attracts a young and international crowd. If you’re in search of a lively and passionate atmosphere to watch the World Cup in Barcelona, then this is the bar for you! If that isn’t an immediate seller then you should know that this year they have new big projectors and flat screen TVs. Every day you’ll find Barcelona’s longest Happy Hour and English commentaries for all the world cup games. Check out their website for more info below. http://www.belushis.com

4. Flaherty’s Irish Pub - Plaza Joaquim Xirau, s/n, 08002 Barcelona

Close to Las Ramblas, this Irish pub has two main projectors and 8 high definitions TV screens and will be showing every game of the World Cup this summer. They are also known for their authentic Irish homemade food and affordable drinks. The Flaherty’s Irish Pub has also a great terrace if you want to catch some sun between games which we have written about in detail in a previous post. You can go to the Flaherty’s Irish Pub every day from 9am to 2am and until 3am during the weekend. https://www.pflaherty.com

5. The Wild Rover Barcelona - Carrer de Santa Mònica, 2, 08001 Barcelona

This Irish pub will show all World Cup games on 2 giant HD screens and 6 large TVs all games will be with English commentary except for the Spanish games. Great service and a range of drinks is cited as the top reasons for making this a regular jaunt for many foreigners living here in Barcelona. This bar will fill up fast so we recommend to arrive early to avoid having to stand to watch the matches. The pub is open every day between 11am and 3am depending on which day you want to go. Check out their website or Facebook page to learn more about The Wild Rover! https://www.wildroverbarcelona.com   Looking forward to seeing you all out in Barcelona supporting your teams! What games is everyone looking forward to?]]> 7469 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/spanish-real-estate-another-bubble-in-2018/ Fri, 29 Jun 2018 14:42:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7530

Lately there seems to be growing concern that the nation could be heading towards another Spanish real estate bubble in 2018? In comparison with the bubble of 2007, the property bubble that some suggest we are approaching today has some marked differences (for the better) that are important to consider before we decide whether the sky is actually falling. Before exploring the differences in the bubble we currently face compared to that just before the recession, we should first acquaint ourselves with what exactly happened in the Spanish housing market in 2007 that lead to the burst in 2008.

What happened in the Spanish real estate crash in 2007?

First, a simple explanation about the property crisis that occurred in Spain. From 2000, the growth of Spain was consistent as the economy heavily relied on construction. Indeed, the construction sector kept many Spanish peopl eemployed and made up a large portion of household incomes. However, whilst many houses were built, families and companies didn’t have enough money to buy those houses. In turn, they requested loans from the banks, and the banks lent them the money, many of which were high-risk loans. The situation then was very fragile and was not sustainable in the long-run. In 2008, the real estate bubble burst, and with it came its many consequences. Those who could not pay their loans back, had to leave their properties. Banks were too in a difficult situation as they couldn’t get their money back and couldn’t pay their creditor either. In the following years, they were many vacant houses on the market, and as the value of houses decreased, the prices of the real estate market followed. Indeed, very few could afford to purchase a house or to payback a loan in order to do so, which led many houses were left empty and caused prices to continue to decline. This picture perfectly represents the situation, after the real estate bubble burst, houses for rent and for sale were plentiful.

What are the differences between the first property bubble and now?

It took years for Spain to recover from the crisis… these days we are left to wonder did it recover or is Spain entering another real estate bubble? According to different reliable sources, such as the Financial Tribune, the Financial Times or also Bloomberg, it is more likely that the latter is true. Others, such as thelocal.es, state that these are just signs that show that Spain’s property market is recovering from pre-crisis level. Thus, let’s see the main differences between now and the first property bubble. In all the cases, the main underlying difference resides in improved transparency.

• Less loans, more prudence and structure

First of all, the banks don’t loan as much as they did before the first real estate bubble burst, even if the loan rates are quite low (such as before the first crisis). Banks also try to solve the problem of high risk mortgages, so less are are issued, in comparison to those signed before the crisis. Also, the banks have been holding back excess properties so as not to flood the market and drive down prices again possibly causing another shake in the nation's stability. Having the experience of the 2007 crash under out belts, it seems like the banks, the government, and even to a certain extent the people of Spain have been able to use the power of hindsight to guide the way and not make the same mistakes again. At least, that's what we're hoping.

• Less employment

Concerning employment, the construction sector now employs MUCH less than it used to before the 1^st crisis. Moreover, the unemployment rates reached almost 17% in 2018 January, whereas it was approximately 9% in 2007. Thus, the government decided to intervene and implemented new subsidiaries in order to encourage people to buy properties (especially the young and the most vulnerable ones). However, people can't buy as easily as they used to, obviously because they can’t anymore (unemployment, lots of part-time employment, less easy to receive loans…) -  less affordable than before.

• Increase in property investment

We can see that the Spanish economy’s situation is far from the same as it was between 2006-2008. The real estate prices are high, but not as high as they were leading up to the recession. Investments in real estate were low before the first property crisis, and since we have seen an increase, with real estate investments today being the highest they have been since 2007.

• Social behaviour

Another thing that varies now in comparison with the economic situation before the 2008 burst is social behaviour. For example, if we take Spain’s two biggest Spanish cities, Madrid and Barcelona, and compare property prices, we witness a 27% rise in Madrid and 50% for Barcelona. This is as a result of the number of tourists visiting Barcelona and also the fact that people are looking to rent more often than they are to buy (mostly out of lack of choice). Therefore, the real estate prices in places with a lot of tourism and rent-seeking individuals will skyrocket. If we look at Spain’s situation in a more globalized sense, we can see that the price of housing across the country rose by 4.5%, as written by the financial society Moody, and is predicted to continue to rise to 5% over the next two years.

Real estate in Barcelona: many houses, high prices.

In conclusion, we believe most of the indications of a second bubble are in fact simply just signs of recovery for Spain with Barcelona and Madrid’s property prices inevitably going to rise, bubble or no bubble. That being said, the banks and people are far better informed and are far more careful with loans and purchases now than before. At the end of the day, when it comes to buying a property, we advise you to choose your agency or representative wisely and remember, it's always a good time to buy, there are great opportunities in every market, you just need someone with the knowhow to help you find those opportunities and motivated venders. Hope this post has assisted in putting to rest any curiosities you have regarding a second real estate bubble here in Spain! What are your thoughts? Are we seeing a second property bubble or just post-recession recovery for Spain? - Camille]]> 7530 0 0 0 320 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/ 0 0 333 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 348 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/hcg-injections 0 0 352 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/get-viagra-online-to-treat-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 437 https://bwerpipes.com/ Visit Bwer Pipes]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/9-best-vegan-places-in-barcelona/ Fri, 06 Jul 2018 12:38:40 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7609 9 Best vegan & vegetarian places in Barcelona Are you heading to Barcelona for a few days and are wondering the 9 best vegan places in Barcelona? Look no further! We’ve tasted it all, and have compiled a list of the best here in Barcelona, and trust us, we like good food – you are in safe hands! Already hungry? Let’s dig in.

1- BarCeloneta (Sangria Bar) € - €€

One of my favourites. If you want to have a good time, drinking sangria, eating paella, or tapas, you have to check BarCeloneta out. Not only the food is delicious, but the intimate environment and music gives the place an extra cosy feeling. If we haven’t sold you on BarCeloneta yet, perhaps its location will win you over. The Bonus: It’s just 1 minute walk from the beach, from which the restaurant got its name (la Barceloneta). Here some pictures to get you excited for your first visit.

2- Biocenter €€ - €€€

This restaurant offers a lot of choices, and when I say a lot, I mean A LOT. Be careful not to get too excited if you are vegan as not everything is 100% vegan, but they do provide many vegan choices or options to take your dish and provide a vegan alternative to the same dish. The settings are very light and natural, and the pictures of the food just make us want to stop what we are doing to go there right now (or am I the only one?). The Bonus: the brunch that you rarely find anywhere else.

3- Flax & Kale €€-€€€

Just as the previous one, be wary, this restaurant is not 100% vegan, however, they do propose a lot of vegan dishes and everything is very detailed in the menu. You begin to understand now that we mostly show you restaurants with a lot of choices to please everyone. Well, this one is no exception. You can find soups, salads, pastas, raw dishes and a lot of other specialties. The Bonus: there are gluten free and raw food possibilities. You’re already taking your stuff to go there? Wait for the end of the article, you could still find another one that you prefer!

4- Maoz Falafel €

You don’t have a lot of time to eat during your day of visits? This little place, near the Ramblas, offers bread or salad with falafel which you can fill with all the choices they have (tabbouleh, humus, olives, dried tomatoes and so much more). Moreover, the prices are very reasonable, you can have a complete menu (bread or salad, fries and a drink) for less than 10€. The Bonus: the service! The staff are very friendly and attentive. It almost makes you feel at home.

5- Petit Brot €€ - €€€

I haven’t been to Petit Brot myself, however one of my colleagues has, and by the way she talks about it, you and I both need to go there. This place serves raw, vegan, living cold-pressed, ethical, organic, sustainable, gluten free food and promotes fair trade. The Bonus: Quiet, working space kind of venue where you can both enjoy an incredible meal and get some work done. Do I need to say anything else?

6- Veggie Garden € - €€

Let’s continue with the restaurants with a warm, welcoming environment. Decorated with typically Latino colourful interiors and affordable prices, you’ll love it! The Bonus: the amount of choices, from raw food dishes, to salads and burgers. The most difficult is to choose!

7- Sesamo €€ - €€€

Another one with vegan options. Less choices but believe me, you won’t leave the restaurant hungry, as the dishes are really generous. There is a menu encouraging tapas discovery, otherwise you can choose something on the menu of course. The Bonus: the restaurant opens and closes late, at least later than most restaurants, thus, if you’re looking for somewhere later on in the evening, you can still head there!

8- The Blue Project Café €€ - €€€

You can find another and more complete blog post on our website about this specific one, but what I can tell you is that this restaurant offers salted and sweet dishes with a special philosophy behind it. The Bonus: the originality of the place and the service it offers.

9- Santoni café €

Last but not least, the Santoni Café. Enough of savoury food, those of us with a sweet tooth have been waiting for the desserts section of this blog post. Well, here we are. You’re vegan and can’t find any croissant anywhere? Especially if you are French (like me), croissants make up 50% of our diets. This is the place for you. Not only for croissants, but also cupcakes, cakes and so much more. The Bonus: chocolate croissants!! In Barcelona! And that’s all! We’ve chosen 9 of the best places we think are great for good food and a nice environment! We also want to reassure you that in most places (meaning non vegan ones), you can often find something vegetarian or vegan. Moreover, the list is only a very small number of restaurants as there are A LOT of vegan places in Barcelona! For instance Cat bar (which seems quite enjoyed given the number of positive opinions on Google), Enjoy Vegan, Vegetalia, Santorini… If you have a place in mind that wasn’t mentioned, don’t hesitate to share it with us so that we can test it out too! And if you tried one of these, please share your experience in the comments below! - Camille]]> 7609 0 0 0 324 0 0 363 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/maxiflo250rotacap 0 0 797 https://bwerpipes.com/weighbridge-truck-scales-in-iraq/ 0 0 836 http://trezorsuite.us Trezor Suite]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/?p=3473 Mon, 27 Jun 2016 16:48:16 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3473 Best American Restaurants in Barcelona

Moving to Barcelona from the United States? Or do you just enjoy American cuisine? Look no further! Here are 10 of the best places in Barcelona to grab a hamburger, hot dog, pork sandwich, french fries, or whatever type of American cuisine you are craving! Here is your guide to the best American restaurants in Barcelona!

1. Bernie's

Looking for some ‘American home cooking’? Bernie’s Diner-Grill and Bar is just that and the perfect place for it. Known for their delicious ribs and gourmet burgers, Bernie’s is a prime place for casual but quality American cuisine if you are homesick for the United States. Bernie’s also offers an immense list of cocktails and beers at their bar if you are in the mood for either one. To finish off your meal don’t forget to order a milkshake or desert off of their quality desert menu that includes 'Grandma’s Cheesecake’ and 'Bernie’s Brownie’ along with a variety of milkshakes.

Don’t forget to enjoy a cheaply-priced drink during ‘Happy Hour' at Bernie’s which is everyday from 6 pm to 7 pm.

2. Belushi's

Enjoy the ‘sports bar’ scene in the United States and want to go to one in Barcelona?  Belushi’s is the perfect spot for that! ‘Belushi’s’ offers a wide variety of sports to watch and enjoy ranging from Premier League soccer to NFL, ice hockey, and basketball. While you’re either enjoying game action or just out to eat a casual dinner, enjoy a menu with immense variety of burgers(Belushi’s offers a loaded menu of different kinds of burgers), bar snacks, and wings among other American favorites. Also enjoy a drink of any kind from the large drink menu that includes many different kinds of wines, beers, and cocktails as well as a large menu of different kinds of coffee if you need an energy boost.

If you’re looking for a sports bar in Barcelona that offers quality American cuisine, Belushi’s is the place for you. No restaurant in Barcelona can get more American than Belushi’s. 

3. La Burg

When ‘La Burg’ was established, it was created for one objective. To “dignify” the burger. La Burg became the first restaurant in Barcelona to specialize in 100% natural grazed beef burgers. 

La Burg offers a wide variety of hamburgers and cheeseburgers that will do more than satisfy your craving for a delicious burger. 

4. Milk Bar and Bistro

Looking for a large variety of good-priced cocktails? In the mood for some American flare like burgers, wings, and steak sandwiches? Well, ‘Milk Bar and Bistro’ is the place for you! Milk Bar and Bistro offers a large variety of burgers along with other American favorites like chicken wings, fajitas, steak sandwich, and other beef courses. If you’re in the mood for something healthy or on a vegetarian diet, Milk offers a satisfying menu of salads to choose from. If you are in the mood to finish off your meal with something sweet, Milk offers a quality menu of deserts that includes banana splits and warm chocolate coulants. 

Looking for a place to eat breakfast or ‘brunch’? Milk also offers a large ‘recovery brunch’ menu that includes classic brunch items like pancakes, omelettes, and monte cristos. Milk Bar and Bistro is the perfect place for you if you are looking for quality American cuisine and an all-star brunch!

5. Big Al's American Kitchen

Acclaimed as the "Best Burger in Spain" by 'Trip Advisor' and “One of the Ten Best Burgers in the World” by ‘La Voz del Muro’, ‘Big Al’s’ is a can’t miss place to enjoy a burger or any American cuisine for that matter in Barcelona to satisfy your cravings for American cuisine. If you’re looking for a burger or nachos, fries, or onion rings, don’t look too far! 

Big Al’s also offers a quality menu of over 12 different craft beers to enjoy. If you’re looking for a casual place to hang with your friends and watch a sporting event go to Big Al’s for quality drinks and prices along with a menu full of quality American cuisine. 

6. BRO Room

Looking for an American restaurant in Barcelona where almost everything is handmade? Looking for different kinds of burgers and deserts to choose from? The BRO Room makes all their burgers by hand as well as their "coca" bread and special sauces.'BRO's' most popular dishes include the "Chicken Bro", which is a breaded chicken breast sandwich with a Jack Daniel's barbecue sauce, and the "Choripan" which is a Creole sausage sandwich with Argentine chimichurri. While those are their most popular dishes, the BRO Room has a different 'special sandwich' served everyday.

If you want a unique, quality, handmade burger or a menu with a wide variety of sandwiches including one being designated as their "special sandwich of the day" BRO Room is the right place for you!

7. Chivuo's

Looking for a place to enjoy a quality craft beer and/or enjoy a casual snack? Chivuo's is a great place to enjoy reasonably priced beers and American-style snack foods. For a meal, you can also enjoy a quality hamburger, tuna melt, or a grilled-chicken sandwich!

8. Anauco

If you want to pick from a menu with a wide variety of meat items(especially burgers) and also enjoy quality appetizers and deserts, 'Anauco' is the restaurant for you! Anauco provides a large menu of burgers including a section dedicated to 'special burgers'. Anauco also has a large menu full of other meat items like veal, chicken, and pork. Start off your meal with an appetizer like nachos or bacon cheese fries before enjoying one of Anauco's quality meat items. Last but not least, finish off your meal with one of Anauco's delicious deserts like apple tatin or cheesecake. If you want quality American food in Barcelona, Anauco is a can't miss!

9. Makamaka

Looking for a place to enjoy a delicious burger while spending a day at Barceloneta Beach! Makamaka Beach Burger Cafe was established at Barceloneta in 2012 to serve as a burger cafe for patrons enjoying the Barceloneta Beach in Barcelona. Go by to enjoy a delicious burger or enjoy a cocktail or smoothie on a hot day at the beach! Or enjoy a salad if you're on a vegetarian diet or in the mood for something healthier. The burger menu at Makamaka includes a large variety of unique yet delicious burgers including Makamaka's signature burger, the Big Maka, also known as the 'ultimate beach burger'. If you're in the mood for a delicious burger while spending a nice, sunny day at the beach Makamaka is the place for you!

10. Peggy Sue's

You want a burger made the way you want including the toppings you specifically want? Peggy Sue's is the place for you! Peggy Sue's prides itself on personalizing burgers to your tastes. Even if you don't feel like being creative and want a specific burger served don't look too far as Peggy Sue's offers specialty burgers such as the 'Arizona Burger'. You can't find many places outside of the United States that will make their burgers to your requests as well as making a strong effort to bring the American flavor to Europe. If you love American food and burgers, Peggy Sue's is a must try!

It might be difficult to find a quality American restaurant outside of the United States but don't worry Barcelona has a number of quality American cuisine restaurants to choose from and satisfy your craving for a burger, french fries, chicken wings, pork etc. These places are among the best American restaurants in Barcelona and will be sure to satisfy your desire to consume quality American cuisine!

If you enjoyed reading this blog and think more people should know about these restaurants be sure to share it with your friends!

Any restaurants you think deserve to be in this post then write a comment below and we might add it to our list!

Ryan-

]]> 3473 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/social-currency-in-barcelona/ Fri, 10 Aug 2018 15:28:47 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7582 The social currency in Barcelona, a matter of debate In 2017,  the city of Barcelona created a social currency in an attempt to stimulate local facilities and social projects and support local businesses. Strongly advocated in Ada Colau’s platform, the social currency in Barcelona is part of the European B-Mincome program, and has so far been implemented in Besós, one of the city’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods. The new currency has been warmly received by Barcelona inhabitants that goes under the name REC (“Recurs Econòmic Ciutadà”) and is expected to become legal tender by 2019. Barcelona’s new medium of exchange is not the first of its kind in Europe, nor in Spain. Social currencies have also been implemented across Spain in cities such as Seville, Bilbao, Bristol (UK) or Lyon (France).  The results of social currency programs have been both positive and negative which explains the heated debate about their potential and limitations.

How Do the Social Currencies Work?

In short: just like normal money. The only difference with social currency is that it can only be used in a restricted geographical area. One thousand low-income households currently participate in the program and receive 25% of their welfare allowance in REC that they can only spend in local shops, restaurants, charities and neighborhood initiatives that are signed up to the scheme. One of REC’s greatest attributes is that it’s a virtual currency so every citizen can use it, they just have to download the app!

What are REC’s advantages?

Its most significant contributions to local economies is that it has proven to increase local production and spending. As the currency circulates in a small area, the wealth created from its exchange, does not escape from Besós and is redistributed in the neighborhood.  The local economy will benefit as a whole, as businesses will be able to employ more people with increased business. In addition to very gently encouraging trade with locals rather than strangers, and lower unemployment, a social currency is a safer investment as it is not a speculative currency. With REC, poor households are better protected against a global economic crisis and will have better confident in currency as a means of exchange. Customer loyalty is another benefit of the REC. By offering a successful local currency service, news will spread by word of mouth, and bolster the cash side of the business too. As if that weren’t enough reason to support the social currency in Barcelona, it is also a green initiative, as fostering the use of local products can reduce the carbon footprint of a community and individuals.

What Are the REC Negative Aspects?

Without question, the initiative does have its pitfalls as local currencies encourage closed markets. As the money exchanged circulates in a small area, it limits the number of imported goods and services and the possibility to export local production, which negatively affects the development of a local economy. The REC, as any other currency, can be affected by the inflation if traders decide to increase their prices which of course penalizes poor families. One of the most advanced social currency project is located in Bristol, in south-west Great Briton. 1 500 inhabitants use the Bristol pound among 750 local businesses. Launched in 2012, this initiative was a response to austerity and recession, allowing local businesses to face the crisis and to develop their activities. Do you think the REC initiative is compatible with Barcelona international lifestyle ?]]> 7582 0 0 0 368 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/hisone-20-mg 0 0 380 https://elitepipeiraq.com Elitepipe Plastic Factory]]> 0 0 381 https://www.elitepipeiraq.com Elitepipe Plastic Factory]]> 0 0 386 https://elitepipeiraq.com 0 0 390 https://taxtmail.com/ 0 0 398 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 591 https://sendmycvs.com/product/send-your-cv-to-16k-top-companies-in-saudi-arabia/ 0 0 636 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/ 0 0 724 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 1803 https://debettop.net debettop.]]> 0 0 1857 https://73betplataforma.net 73betplataforma.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/your-summer-2018-in-barcelona/ Wed, 18 Jul 2018 14:15:48 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7699 What’s happening in Barcelona this summer 2018? What’s happening summer 2018 in Barcelona? There is always a lot of things happening in Barcelona, especially in Summer. That’s why we chose the best of the best to make your summer 2018 unforgettable, and, so that you don’t get lost on the internet, spending more time searching that enjoying your time in Barcelona. Enough talk, let’s see the top things right now.

·        Concerts

For those who like latino music, Residente Calle 13 is coming on July 19^th, from 28€, in Poble Espanyol. Famous singer Tori Sparks is coming in BCN for several concerts in July and August. The list is still long, but here a few other artists with the date of their concert:

• Anastacia, July 24^th
• DJ Snake, July 25^th

If you want a more exhaustive list of the concerts in Barcelona, you can check this website which tells you all the concerts according to the dates you choose.

·        Festivals

If you want to hear music and dance all night long, feet in the sand, then you should go to a festival. And believe me, Barcelona is a good, or even THE place, to enjoy one. There are many happening this summer, so we selected a few ones to get started. Do you know that the big festival Tomorrowland is coming to Barcelona? Unite with Tomorrowland, on July 28^th. Yeah. Meet you there. From 40€ to 210€. At the Parc de Can Zam. The Circuit Festival is a big LGBT event, with not only music but also debates, real talks, literally readings and so on. It takes place on August from 9^th to 19^th. From 300 to 400€. Música als Parcs: until the end of August, there are plenty concerts of Jazz, classical music and gospel, and it’s for free! DGTL Barcelona 2018: on August 10^th and 11^th, for techno music lovers! From 42,5€. And as for the concerts, the list here is not exhaustive, but here’s a few more:

• S.H.A.R.E. Festival 2018, July 20^th and 21^st, with Rita Ora
• Reggaetón Beach Festival 2018 on July 28^th, with Bad Bunny
• Grec festival, from July 1^st to July 31^st

·        Open air cinema

If you want to enjoy a good movie, on a blanket or a lounger, eating a burger, surrounded by cool people, enjoying a beautiful view and a concert before, and not in a closed environment, well we highly recommend the open-air cinema. The Sala Montjuic offers a selection of either classic and more recent movies, until August 3^rd, and not only on weekends but also during the week. The bonus: the price is only 6,5€ for the entrance! Another great tip is the Cinema Lliure a la Platja, which is a free open-air cinema on the beach! Yes, you read it right, it is free and on the beach, how could it be better? However, make sure to check the language of the movie and subtitles before going to see it, because it can either be in English, Spanish or Catalan.

·        Festas majores

The Festas majores are traditional celebrations in each neighbourhood of Barcelona. If you want to discover a little of their culture and joy, we can only advise you to take a visit. The Festa major of Gracia neighbourhood is on the 3^rd week of August. The Festa major de Sants is on the last week of August. The Festa de Sant Rock is the celebration of the Gothic Quarter, and it takes place in mid-August with a lot of parades, fireworks and dancing.

·         So much more for you to do

Do you know the principles of Brunch in the park? It’s an electronic dance party on Sundays. You can listen to music, dance, and then have a lunch. It’s simple, but such a good idea. It takes place all summer, until September 16^th. In Jardin de Joan Brossa, Montjuic. From 11 to 25 € or more. The Magic fountain show is something beautiful. It happens all year, but the hours are quite different during the summer. From June 1^st to September 30^th, from Wednesday to Sunday, from 9.30 to 10.30 pm, and music and colours from 9.30 to 10 pm. You also can enjoy a beautiful sunset on one of the several rooftops of the city, such as the Hotel Ayre Rosellon with a direct view on Sagrada Familia and the whole city. You can also enjoy the sunset, which is particularly nice during summer, from one of the numerous panoramas views of the city (las Arenas, Montjuic Castle, los Bunkers del Carmel…). Well, that’s it, we’ve told you the best things happening in Barcelona this summer. We tried to please everyone, from reggaetón festivals to open-air cinema… but remember that this is just a list and you have the choice between lots of things! Summer in Barcelona is also the time for street shows, special markets… the options are endless in this lively city! Are you heading to one of those events? If so, which one? Please share with us your experience, we would love to read it and learn from you too! - Camille]]> 7699 0 0 0 358 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/tadalista-professional 0 0 360 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/budecort200rotacaps 0 0 385 https://www.elitepipeiraq.com Elitepipe Plastic Factory]]> 0 0 389 https://elitepipeiraq.com 0 0 834 https://plasticfactoryiraq.com/ 0 0 1492 https://iriver.lk/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/the-poblenou-superblock/ Tue, 04 Sep 2018 11:28:52 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7753 The Poblenou Superblock is simply a better place in which to live Last 20th of June the Poblenou Superblock received a special mention at the European Prize for Urban Public Space. This competition underlines the importance of public space as a catalyst of urban life, and  aims to bolster public investments in its conservation and improvement. The “ Superblocks Program 2016-2019” has been implemented by the City Council  to reduce the space occupied by the private vehicle so as to favor pedestrian surface, bicycle lanes and network of fast bus lanes. The first pilot project called Poblenou Superblock is located in the Poblenou neighbourhood, of the Sant Martí district, a former industrial zone.

What does the Poblenou Superblock look like ?

The Poblenou Superblock is a wide area, delimited by Badajoz, Pallars, La Llacuna and Tànger streets. The plan designed large interstitial pedestrian areas, vehicles can access to all buildings but they are obliged to move more slowly and to take roundabout routes. The pilot project has been developed in two successive stages. The first one has been conceived by several students in architecture : temporary signs were painted on the ground, provisional elements of street furniture were placed, trees planted in mobile containers were scattered in the pedestrian streets. Residents have found their feet which gave rise to children’s playgrounds, sports areas, picnic and ping-pong tables, meeting spaces, literary tours and temporary markets. the second stage, initiated in autumn 2017, has consisted in consolidating the intervention on a permanent basis by means of conventional civil engineering work.

What are the results ?

In total, public space for pedestrians has increased by 13,350 square meters in the Superblock. The number of vehicles circulating in the inner streets has dropped by 58% which of course increased the traffic in the four roads around the perimeter by 2.6%. Daytime noise levels have dropped by an average of five decibels which is good news as the noise once exceeded the WHO’s noise exposure limits. In addition 212 new trees were planted, and open-air cultural activities have multiplied.

How the Poblenou Superblock affects real estate in the neighborhood ?

As the streets of the Poblenou Superblock are calmer and less noisy, the value of the houses and apartments located in the superblock are moving on. The extension of green spaces increases commercial rents and property prices. The new quality of life appeals to newlyweds and families who look for a calm and safety place to live. The Poblenou pilote project has given rise to a magical renaissance of urban life, if you take a walk in the Superblock, you will see free-range kids, families and locals enjoying the new car-free spaces. As Barcelona continues to create pedestrianized zones, residents choosing to walk rather than use transport will allow the government to prioritize their people rather than cars in the future making for healthier, and happier Spaniards. What do you think about the city 's new charm, would you wish for more extended superblocks in Barcelona ? ]]> 7753 0 0 0 211 http://suitelife.com/blog/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-smart-city-strategy/ 0 0 336 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 359 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/depomedrol-40mg-injection1ml 0 0 372 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/redotil-100-mg 0 0 379 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/vidalista-60-mg 0 0 420 https://panethos.wordpress.com/2024/02/19/superblocks-in-america-just-add-pixie-dust-right/ 0 0 631 https://stc.marketing/ 0 0 686 https://sendmycvs.com/arabic/product/ersal-siratak-ila-16k-shirka/ 0 0 788 https://www.fenntarthatofejloves.net/2024/08/26/fenntarthatosag-es-innovacio-a-kozlekedesben-varosi-kozlekedes/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/blog/top-12-instagram-hotspots-in-barcelona/ Fri, 27 Jul 2018 10:18:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7772 The top 12 places to take breathtaking Instagram photos in Barcelona PC: @xopet1969 At SuiteLife we love checking out Instagram for great photos of Barcelona and taking our own pictures too. Here are the top 12 Instagram hotspots in Barcelona that we would recommend for those of you who like to get creative on Instagram. If you live in Barcelona and want to spice up your feed or you're visiting and want to know the best places to take photos in Barcelona this list is for you. If your'e looking for even more  inspiration, be sure to check out our blog of the top 70 Barcelona based Instagram accounts.  

1.   Tibidabo

The first to make our top 12 Instagram hotspots is the beautiful mountain and amusement park of Tibidabo. The Sagrat Cor church, as well as a giant ferris wheel and other classic rides make this a great place to take photos with a quaint and old-school vibe. The bright colours and lights in the park also help to produce vibrant and fun photos – check out @barcelonacitizen’s ferris wheel photo below for inspiration! If you're looking for a challenge, you might also want to try experimenting with movement in the photographs seeing as the amusement park is a place full of action. We would recommend heading to Tibidabo during the golden hour to make the most of the orange tones of the sunset.

PC:@barcelonacitizen

2.   Barrio Gótico

Barcelona's Barrio Gótico is our second pick for the city's most Instagrammable spots. With its winding alleyways and selection of trendy cafés, it makes for a beautiful photo. For those of you who like photographing people, El Gótico is a great space to capture the hustle and bustle of everyday life with an extra special historical backdrop. We love the light in this amazing photo of a busy street in El Gótico posted by @ZuckerandSpice. PC: @ZuckerandSpice

3.   La Barceloneta

As Barcelona's most popular beach, La Barceloneta is perfect backdrop for those summer pics. However, Barceloneta is also great for photography throughout the year, with L'Estel Ferit and the famous W Barcelona nearby you can capture some really powerful and dramatic landscapes as  shown by @xopet1969's amazing Instagram photo below. We would recommend going early in the morning if you're looking to take a less crowded picture of Barceloneta. PC: @Xopet1969

4.   Sagrada Familia

The Sagrada Familia in L'Eixample is one of the most famous sites in Barcelona and Instagram proves it. With thousands of pictures of The Sagrada Familia on the gram it can be hard to get a fresh take on this beautiful and historical building. We love the Instagram photo below from photograher @caldeh who has added a creative twist on this favourite. He achieved this amazing viewpoint by taking the picture from Gaudi's Casa Mila. PC: @caldeh

5.   Casa Batlló

Gaudi's Casa Batlló is another well-known attraction in Barcelona and in our opinion, its unique and fluid architectural style make for iconic photos. The most breath-taking photos of Casa Batlló are taken at night when the building is lit up. The blue-tones in the windows also look beautiful when pictured in the daytime, from inside and out. Check out @Stoptheroc’s amazing photo of Casa Batlló in the snow for some wintry inspiration! @stoptheroc

6.   Palau de la Música

Palau de la Música Catalana without a doubt deserves a place in our top 12 Instagram hotspots. The bright and powerful colours in and around the building are both stunning in person and of course, on the gram. The Modernist style building is filled with colourful stain glass windows, which are even more beautiful when the sun is shining. On the building’s exterior, you can find a series of detailed pillars, which also look great in photos as shown by @AngieSilverspoon. If you're in to editing photos, don't be afraid to push up the saturation on these pictures  to make the most of the amazing colours. @angiesilverspoon

7.   Palau Guël

Palau Guël in the neighbourhood of El Raval was one of Gaudi's first important commissions, and was designed to be an unusual and fun urban space for the Guël Lopez family before they moved to Parc Guël. The fairy-tale-like design of Palau Guël means that you can let your imagination run wild when taking pictures here. From the unique shapes of the stone buildings to the stunning ceiling designs on the interior of the buildings, Palau Guël provides endless options for creative photography. This picture from @Caba213’s Instagram shows how some of the site’s amazing colours can be enhanced with some subtle edits to produce beautiful, gram-ready photos. @caba213

8.   Parc Guël

Parc Guël is quite literally a photographer’s playground. Parc Guël, located in the vibrant Gracia neighbourhood, is less refined than Palau Guël, boasting the same fun urban features as Palau Guël and then some. This topsy-turvy urban design has everyone reaching for their camera. The intricate mosaics in the park are great if you like colourful and more detailed photographs. This amazing picture from @thebarcelonist shows a view of the park and the city behind. We also suggest heading to a high point in the park if you  want to make the most of its many cool features in your photography. @thebarcelonist

9.   Plaça d'Isidre Noneu

The next on our list is less well known, a hidden treasure if you like. This one is for the art lovers- a large image of a kiss made up of a collage of tiny pictures located on Plaça d'Isidre Noneu in the historic neighbourhood of El Gótico. If your’re looking for your next edgy Instagram pic, this has got to be your newest addition. This lovely pic by @beautuhuteru shows us the huge scale of the collage. The pinky tones of the street art and powerful imagery means it will look great without filters and edits, just make sure you get there before sunset to take full advantage of these colours. @beautuhuteru

10.   Pont de Petroli

This beautiful bridge stretching far into the sea moves away slightly from heavy urban landscape of the city. Located in Badalona in the province of Barcelona, this is a great option for those of you who enjoy photographing more tranquil environments. As @davidbarmengou shows, Pont de Petroli creates beautiful sunset image, which can be made extra special by incorporating silhouettes. The simplistic design of the bridge makes it seem endless and, with stunning views of the surrounding sea, you can't go wrong. @davidarmengou

11. Font Màgica

Font Màgica or the Magic fountain in Montjuic is definitely up there on our list of top 12 Instagram hotspots! Not only is it beautiful during the day but its regular light shows make for magical photos, if you'll pardon the word play. The light shows are full of colour to make your pictures pop, check out this one posted by @alexjacksonvisuals with the amazing contrast of the lights against the water. You can also see the show from surrounding hotel rooftops, from which you get a great aerial view of the fountain. @alexjacksonvisuals

12.   Barcelona Cathedral

When it comes to architectural finesse, Barcelona's the champ, and the Barcelona Cathedral in el Gótico is a must see, must photograph kind of place. Its Gothic architecture gives its photographs an eerie yet breathtaking imagery, whilst the smaller surrounding buildings help to show its huge scale. The cool yellow tones of the cathedral paired with a backdrop of blue sky and green hills create a beautiful contrast in photographs as shown on @lalbertet's Instagram. We recommend heading to the Cathedral in the early evening, just before sunset to achieve this effect. @lalbertet We hope you've enjoyed our favourite Barcelona Instagram hotspots, be sure to check them out and drop a #suitelifebcn below your pictures - we can't wait to see them! *please note that the first picture of each three is the only one which corresponds to the account credited.  ]]> 7772 0 0 0 349 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/womens-care 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/the-best-fruits-in-barcelona/ Wed, 01 Aug 2018 12:22:01 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7833 The best fruits in Barcelona: the ultimative guide on Fruterias Spanish life is great and unique, be it about the famous siesta, the weather, parties or the food - you will definitely fall for it! If you value healthy fresh food you are undoubtedly right here, too. Fresh fruits in Barcelona, as well as vegetables, are easy to find and buy - but if you want to shop smart like a real local you will need to follow our advice! Don't worry, we are more than willing to share our ultimate secret. The freshest, cheapest and best fruits in Barcelona are only to find in one place: lovely spanish Fruterias! Of course you will also be able to buy your groceries in every supermarket or at the famous food markets, but for these Suitelife prepared another set of insider tips. Find out more and read our articles on supermarkets and food markets in the city. Now, let us begin and dive deep into the jungle of juicy fruits in Barcelona... ________________________________________________________________________

1. What is a Fruteria?

In Spain you have a thousand different shopping opportunities - yes, I am talking about the famous “-í/-erías”, that you will encounter every 15 meters on a spanish street. There exists an individual store for almost everything! From carnicerías, peluquerías, heladerías and (surprise) pizzerías to jamonerias, queserías, cervecerías and so on and so on, you can have it all. So no wonder that there also is our personal favourite: the fruterias, where you can buy exclusively fresh, local grown fruits. But, wait that’s not all. In these small shops you will also find all kinds of vegetables and sometimes even eggs, nuts or honey from all around the region. Oh, and did I mention the biggest advantage of fruterias? The prices! While you can pay huge amounts of money for local and healthy food in other countries, depending where you are coming from, the offer in spain, and especially in those lovely little fruterias, is simply amazing and so cheap! You can get a bunch of bananas, kiwis, a handful of avocados, tomatoes and two sweet potatoes for less than 5€! However be aware that the prices and selection do depend on the respective season.

2. Where can I find a Fruteria?

If you live in Barcelona or even if you are just here for a visit, you only have to leave your house and stroll around the sidestreets of your barrio - and you will most probably stumble over one of the many, tiny fruterias! Literally in every part of the city you will be able to find at least a dozen of them, so don’t you worry! However sometimes they are a bit tricky to find, as they often are not linked within Google Maps. So you must look for them the old school way - without internet and GPS!

3. How do Fruterias work?

The quirky thing about fruterias is that they are small. And when I say small, I mean tiny! So tiny you most probably feel uncomfortable being in there, especially when you are not the only one. The great range and the prices however make this worth it! If your choosen store is full of people, the easiest way to avoid misunderstandings is to ask “Perdona, quien es la última?” as soon as you enter, since you will regulary NOT find a ordered queue. Once inside the fruteria you usually should not, under any condition, touch the fruits with your hands! Only those you will buy for sure. Often there are big signs telling you this, and if you happen to have missed these hints, be ready to be put in place angrily by the seller. They generally don’t like people spreading their germs on their good fruits, so we advise you to best keep following those rules for your own good! So, either you picked your own goods and pay for them now at the checkout, or, also a common way, you just order your needed fruits and veggies directly at the seller! Of course for this you need to be able to speak a little bit of spanish - or make yourself understandable with hands and feet, somehow it will work out. If you've mastered this, congratualtions! You are now in possesion of some real, fresh, juicy Barcelona vitamin bombs!

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Having successfully fought your way through the fruity jungle, having overcome all the small obstacles in your way, you can now happily take your “prey” back home! Maybe this evening you will create a tasty Macedonia de frutas or cook a delicious meal with your cheap, healthy veggies… If you are interested in trying out some real catalan recipes, read our article on it and learn about some amazing local specialities. Enjoy your veggies and fruits in Barcelona!

- Antonia from Suitelife -

]]> 7833 0 0 0 321 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/get-viagra-online-to-treat-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 366 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/betnesol-05-mg 0 0 1369 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/relaxation/the-perfect-sunset-places-in-barcelona/ Thu, 16 Aug 2018 14:53:49 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7913 1.Montjuic The first is Montjuic- and your'e in for a treat because this location has two perfect areas to watch the sunset. The first is the historic Montjuic castle. The stunning fountain in front of the castle is breath taking any time of day but the view at sunset is extra special. However, if green spaces are more your thing then the Jardins de Miramar is also a great option. And, If you enjoy films, Sala de Montjuic is just round the corner. This is an open-air cinema where you can watch films whilst the sun goes down, does it get any better?  

2.The Carmel bunkers

The next spot is a locals favourite: The Carmel bunkers. These old military bunkers now provide a stunning 360° viewpoint of the city. They have a great atmosphere, filled with people picnicking, drinking wine and playing music. We think that visiting the Carmel bunkers is the perfect end to a busy week and one of the best sunset views the city has to offer.

3.Skybar Barcelona

The next place is a little pricey, but we think it's worth every penny. The beautiful Skybar Barcelona, complete with pool and modern décor has a stylish and unique sunset vibe. Entry is after 9pm and costs 20€ including your first drink. If you're looking to do something a little more luxurious, we think this would be the perfect place.

4.Bogatell beach

Let’s bring things back down to earth, quite literally – because these iconic Barcelona sunsets aren't limited to high up spots. One of our favourite places to watch the sunset is the beach. We especially love Bogatell seeing as it’s a little less crowded than Barceloneta but you still get a great view of the promenade and W hotel in the background. We love to go for a run and a refreshing dive just before sunset to end the day off.

5.Tibidabo

If your'e looking for something magical, Tibidabo with its historic theme park and the famous Sagrat Cor church looks like something straight from a fairy-tale. Its breath taking view of the city is even better at sunset and is mainly due to the fact that at 500 metres tall, Tibidabo mountain is the highest point in Barcelona. You can access it by the little tram that runs daily from the base of the mountain to the summit.

6. Port Vell cable car

For those of you not scared of heights, another great way to see the city at sunset is to take the cable car. If timed right, you will get a spectacular view of the city at sunset as you travel over the port. Your cable car journey will begin at Torre Sant Sebastià, cross over Port Vell, and end up at the Miramar Jardims viewpoint in Montjuic. If your'e going in high season, remember to arrive early in case of queues.  

7.Bell Tower, Santa Maria del Pi

If historic sites are more your thing, there is great sunset view from the Bell Tower of Santa Maria del Pi church. This 14th century Bell Tower is the tallest building in the ancient el Gótico area from which you get a stunning view over the old city. Tickets to visit the church and tower are just 4€ but, like the cable car, remember to arrive with plenty of time in case of queues in the summer season.

8. Hotel W Barcelona

Our last sunset favourite is the famous Hotel W Barcelona. This hotel is home to the stylish Wet bar with stunning views over the whole city of Barcelona. The Wet bar opens to external guests at 8pm, and this summer is hosting the coolest summer party series on Sundays, also open to the public. Feel like watching the sun go down on a Sunday evening with house music and a cocktail in hand? This one’s for you. ]]> 7913 0 0 0 317 https://redandwhiterx.com/ 0 0 329 0 0 322 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/effective-natural-remedies-for-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 315 0 0 350 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/effective-natural-remedies-for-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 362 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/banocide-fortetablet 0 0 396 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 637 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/searc-h-algorithm-updates-what-you-need-to-know/ 0 0 793 https://shoort.cc/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/best-organic-and-seasonal-food-stores-in-barcelona/ Tue, 07 Aug 2018 15:15:19 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7959 Healthy mind in a healthy body You want to take care of your health and work for the environment, or just eat fresh and natural products ?  You are completely right and that is why we give you the best addresses to find organic and seasonal food stores in Barcelona. Let’s fill your basket with healthy and 100% local products!

El Mercat de la Terra

The Slow Food Barcelona association created El Mercat de la Terra, a market that takes place every Saturday, from 10h to 16h, in the Tres Xemeneies park. The market brings together local suppliers who offer a great variety of local and seasonal products. The stalls overflow with organic and zero kilometer food such as fruits and veg, grains, cheeses, cold cuts, bread and pastries.  The association advocates an environment friendly ethic, promotes biological an traditional agriculture, and helps the producers using faire prices. Not only a place to do shopping,  you can enjoy the nice and laidback atmosphere, meeting the producers and the association’s members, who love to share their experiences. The market also organizes playful activities to raise awareness among adults and children. Grap your basket and  discover an new way to go shopping ! Address : Parc des Tres Xemeneies, Av. del Parallel, 49, 08004

I Love Food project

The Founders of I Love Food wanted to bring together urbans and local producers in a common cause that promotes sustainable agriculture. Their first initiative was to deliver at home a basket of local and biological fruits and vegetables, for only 22€. You can choose the composition of the basket, its size (individual or family) and the delivery can be occasional or weekly if you buy a subscription. This initiative is very convenient when you don’t have the time to go shopping, especially when you spent all the day working ! I love Food also has its shop that sells only biological and zero kilometer products. Fruits, vegetables, yogurt, eggs, meat..  you will find everything you need. Address : Carrer de Muntaner, 476, 08006

The Autòctons shop

In that shop there are products from small local producers and artisans. The shop promotes the Catalan gastronomy, you can find all the ingredients needed to cook Catalan recipes: tapas, paella and allioli will no longer hold any secrets for you !  You have the choice between diverse foodstuff ( cheese, oil, wine ..)  for reasonable costs. Address: Carrer de Rogent, 24, 08026

Casa Amella

Casa Amella is a Catalan family company that sells seasonal products with zero preservatives and zero additives. The company promotes a healthy and sustainable Mediterranean diet and tries to have a large range of natural products. They sell everything from oil and pasta to soups and hamburgers. The vast majority of his suppliers are to be found in the Bages region, near Barcelona, The only exception? Lentils and other legumes are brought in from Castilla y León. The sale price is much higher than many competitors but the company guarantees local and fresh products. Address : there are many points of sale that you can find on their website. Now it’s up to you to come back from that different places with a basket filled to the brim and to cook delightful dishes !    ]]> 7959 0 0 0 326 0 0 382 https://www.elitepipeiraq.com Elitepipe Plastic Factory]]> 0 0 387 https://elitepipeiraq.com 0 0 395 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 790 https://shoort.cc/ 0 0 814 https://insidefintech.co.kr/ 0 0 833 https://plasticfactoryiraq.com/ 0 0 837 http://trezorbridge.org Trezor Bridge]]> 0 0 838 https://trezorsuite-web.com https://trezorsuite-web.com]]> 0 0 867 https://srijeyaprabhajewellers.com/ 0 0 1676 https://tyy.ai AI Facebook Assistant for smart marketing automation.]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-smart-city-strategy/ Tue, 21 Aug 2018 10:51:06 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=7995 Barcelona's vision as a Smart City Barcelona has long been a leader in the smart city movement but the city's government has recently implemented an ambitious plan for digital transformation that will place the City Council in the vanguard of efficiency, transparency and social innovation. Barcelona smart city strategy shapes a better urban area : we give you the key points to understand what it involves for its citizens in their daily life.

What is a Smart city ?

To explain simply, a smart city is an urban area that uses different types of electronic data collection sensors to supply information which is used to manage efficiently community services. This includes data collected from citizens, devices, and assets that is processed and analyzed to monitor and handle for instance traffic and transportation systems, power plants, water supply networks or waste management. A smart city uses information and communication technology (ICT) and the loT (Internet of Things), an ecosystem of various physical devices that are interconnected with each other to optimize the efficiency of city services. This allows city officials to interact directly with both community and city infrastructure and to monitor what is happening in the city and how the city is evolving.

Sentilo : a network of sensors that analyzes all the city !

Barcelona has a dense network of sensors, called Sentilo, which compiles city data from a wide variety of sources, something which has made the city a leading figure in the global smart-city ecosystem and provides real-time information on the state of the city. Parking Spaces: the city embedded underneath the asphalt a sensor system that identify the available parking spaces and notify the drivers. This program helps to reduce emissions and congestion while drivers save time when they want to park. Street lights: a LED based lighting system is used to reduce light consumption. This system is more energy efficient as it adjust lighting based on the presence of people and the time of delay . A central unit in the street enables lights to communicate and this unit also manages various other services like electric vehicle recharging stations, Wi-Fi, and fiber-optic cabling to the home. Noise sensors: Barcelona is a noisy city because of its large avenues. Noise sensors allow the inhabitants to measure the level of noise and to take necessary action when the noise levels exceed the recommendations of the WHO (World Health Organization). Other sensors collect data on pollution, humidity and temperature which allows for instance the city to adapt the watering in public spaces depending on the rain. Even more striking, there are now sensors on the bins that enable the city to detect the level of waste that comes from different places and optimize the collection of waste. The knowledge given by the sensor network helps the City Council to make better decisions about public services and infrastructures optimizing their organization and their cost.  This clearly improves the functioning of the city and the residents’ well-being.

A better policy for public transports

Barcelona has integrated the fight against global warming into its smart city strategy to improve its citizens’ quality of life. In that purpose, the city has developed a large and efficient public transport network, and created more pedestrian areas. The first stage of this policy has begun with the “Superblocks Program 2016-2019” which pilot project is located in Poblenou and consists in reducing the use of cars so as to favor pedestrian surface, bicycle lanes and network of fast bus lanes. The roads within the Poblenou Superblock have been transformed to be used by pedestrians and bikes only. Now this neighborhood is renowned for its lively streets and its peaceful atmosphere. Secondly the transport system of Barcelona (TMB) has integrated a new orthogonal bus network, making it more frequent, easier to use, and faster. The bus transit system helps decreasing emissions using hybrid buses and solar panels in bus shelters. Soft modes of transport are of course encouraged, like Bicing, the city bike system only used by Barcelona residents, that helps reducing circulation and pollution. To go further, a new T-Mobilitat tranport tickets will provide Barcelona City Council with the return and use of data generated by city residents when they use public transport. This information will help improving public transport policies based on greater knowledge of city-resident mobility.

A new digital strategy to manage data

At this stage you certainly wonder to whom belong all the data collected from the sensor networks. Well, the City Council is working to have an entire sovereignty over the data and to less depend on foreign providers, renegotiating its different contracts with them. As data is a prime asset in the knowledge society, Barcelona opens up its urban network of sensors to public experimentation, by offering data to the general public through an Open Data Portal. Barcelona puts citizens at the head of its new smart city strategy :  the use of data has to provide better and more affordable services as well as make government more transparent, participative and effective. The strategy consists in expanding the social beneficial  uses of data, while guaranteeing data sovereignty, ethic and privacy. With this is mind, the City Council works alongside a group of 14 European city, to defend the importance of e-democracy through the DECODE initiative. This project aims to promote a vision of data as a common asset and to empower the general public with an infrastructure that provides it with control over how the data is used. Concrete initiatives are creating hardware, software and business models to take on the quasi-monopolies being promoted through centralized foreign web services. For instance, the City Council is opting for the use of open-code technologies, publishing its software in public repositories with permissive licenses so that third parties can use it whether they be other public administrations, companies or individuals. It wants to stimulate local initiatives giving companies the tools and knowledge needed to spread their business. With this new strategy the Catalan capital proves that it is able to find efficient and sustainable solutions to optimize the functioning of the city. Barcelona is a wide urban area, and the City Council works to improve the well being of its citizens to create a better place to live.]]> 7995 0 0 0 705 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/how-to-do-seo-optimization/ 0 0 759 https://looklikepro.com/mcafee-antivirus-2024 0 0 789 https://www.fenntarthatofejloves.net/2024/08/26/fenntarthatosag-es-innovacio-a-kozlekedesben-varosi-kozlekedes/ 0 0 792 https://shoort.cc/ 0 0 1610 https://www.obtainhigh.com/product-category/cannabis/edibles/pills/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/moving-to-barcelona/top-9-language-schools-in-barcelona/ Thu, 13 Sep 2018 09:36:32 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=8036

Barcelona Plus

The first is Barcelona Plus Academy that has a wide range of courses including part-time, standard and intense. It also has a range of optional activities on offer during evenings and weekends. The great thing about Barcelona plus is, unlike many other language schools, it has evening classes for people who work during the day but still want to improve their Spanish. As well as all the other schools we will be mentioning in the article, the class size is small – 10 students or less expect for the U2 class at Barcelona Plus which can have up to 15 students. It also has a special section of classes for teenagers learning Spanish!

BCN Langauges

Our second recommendation is the BCN Languages School; it stands out because of its very reasonable prices and the fact that it has centres at various locations within the city so you can access its courses no matter where you are staying. This school also has an ELE25 course that teaches both language and culture inside the classroom and out, including a range of activities and trips to sites around Barcelona. Although this school does not offer weekend or evening group classes, it does offer online learning, a practical alternative that will fit almost any hectic regime.

Camino Barcelona

The next school Camino Barcelona which not only stands out for its central location, 10 mins from Plaza Catalunya, but also because it is the ONLY one of these schools with onsite accommodation, making it even easier to take full advantage of the experience. The school also prides itself on having exceptional premises with relaxation areas that include large terraces. As well as this, the school provides a range of daily and weekend activities, including an after school club to help improve your Spanish further.

Dime

Dime language school is not Cervantes accredited but has become well respected in its own right as an excellent language academy. If you’re looking for a smaller school this would be perfect for you. Located in between Gracia and Sant Gervasi, it is also slightly further removed from the touristy side of Barcelona. They pride themselves on teaching Spanish in a real-life context, using the communicative method where everything is taught in Spanish so that students learn quickly are able to fully integrate themselves into the city and culture. It offers a wide range of courses from those directed at babies and parents to in company teaching. It even has classes  for pronunciation, distance classes via Skype and Saturday classes. The school also organises its own monthly activates from visiting open-air cinema events to city walks.

Dinamo

If you’re looking for something unique and trendy Dinamo bcn is for you. Although Dinamo, like Dime, is not Cervantes accredited, it is also a very well renowned school. It has an old-school vibe, using black boards for teaching in classrooms with beautiful interiors. It has a great location next to El Borne in the heart of Cuitat Vella, also close by to the famous Parque de la Citadella. Even though it is one of the smaller language schools, Dinamo has a number of cultural partners through which they organise events and activities. The school also has a partner that offers help with NIE’s, incredibly useful if you’re moving to Barcelona.

Enforex

Enforex is one of the largest language schools in Barcelona- modern with great facilities and a wide range of courses including standard courses as well as a Gap year programme and a volunteering programme. It is Cervantes accredited and prides itself on its learning environment with 50 light and bright classrooms, computer lab (free of charge), large terraces and library. However, this comes at a price being one of the most expensive schools in Barcelona. This aside, you get what you pay for in terms of facilities, range of courses and teaching quality. The school has a good location in the Eixample area, close to Rocafort metro station. There is a wide range of accommodation offered by the school, from host families to shared apartments.

Lingua Language School

Lingua Language School has a wonderful location, just ten minutes walking distance from Plaza Catalunya. The school itself is based in a beautiful 19th century colonial building with a garden for relaxing in between classes. It offers a range of courses as well as activities, which encourage students to socialise and practice Spanish. There are activities organised on a weekly basis, many of which are free of charge, including tapas tours and picnics in Parque de la Citudella. The school even offers weekend activities with a small charge. The school is very reasonably priced and offers off-site accommodation.

Olé Language School

Olé school prides itself on being one of the smaller language schools in Barcelona, which the staff believe creates a more personal atmosphere and learning environment. Olé is one of the only schools to have a specific evening course, perfect if you can’t make day time classes. Like Lingua language school, Olé is very reasonably priced, 99 percent of their students voted it very good value for money in relation to price and quality of their learning experience. They host a weekly meet up in the city centre for students to meet one and other and provide other paid weekend activities.

Speakeasy

Speakeasy language school has over 15 different courses to choose from- including an evening course! It is a modern school based near Plaza Catalunya, with great facilities including its own multimedia room. Speakeasy also offers a range of other services form help with visas to optional health insurance and a student card with discounts. The school believes it has an exciting atmosphere both inside and outside of the classroom and offers weekly activities to enhance students’ cultural experience. As well as offering standard DELE programmes, the school has also developed their own learning programme called CASA which they believe enables students to achieve their language goals most quickly. So, we hope you've managed to pick your favourite school, let us know what you think in the comments below! Make sure you check out our other blog posts for more activities and lifestyle ideas in Barcelona. ~Phoebe]]> 8036 0 0 0 318 https://redandwhiterx.com 0 0 314 0 0 323 0 0 335 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 361 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/dronis-30-tablet 0 0 400 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 438 https://bwerpipes.com/ Explore Bwer Pipes]]> 0 0 707 https://looklikepro.com/ 0 0 732 https://tmailgenerate.com/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/barcelona-vs-airbnb-the-citys-fight-against-mass-tourism/ Mon, 08 Oct 2018 15:52:02 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=8733

Why Barcelona fights against mass tourism ?

Barcelona is a 1.6 million resident city and receives every year around 30 million visitors and about half of them are day-trippers. The city is a victim of its own success: tourists are attracted by the sun, the beach, Spanish culture, nightlife and cheap prices especially compared to cities such as Paris or London. This is the result after 25 years of relentless promotion of the city as a tourist destination post Olympics. Moreover, low-cost flights, as well as the popularization of home-sharing platforms such as AirBnb and Homeaway, which tend to be cheaper and more convenient than hotels, have definitely contributed to the growing number of sightseers. Of course visitors bring in a huge amount of money which makes the tourist industry one of the cornerstones of the city’s economy. But their excessive and unsustainable number impacts the daily life of local residents. Indeed the massive upsurge in tourist apartments is driving rents up and residents out. Some investors have begun to speculate and buy entire buildings – some where families have lived for decades – to take advantage of this flourishing industry. Landlords are seeing an opportunity to gain up to four times as much as they would for renting to long-term local tenants. As a consequence, those who live and work here find less housing available and increased rents which raised by 16.5 per cent in 2016 by the way. When you take a walk on Barcelona’s streets you can notice some angry graffiti on the walls: “tourists go home”, “Stop destroying our lives!” or “Tourists you are the  terrorist”. This anger follows up the increase in rental prices but also daily inconveniences. Many residents, especially in the city center, are kept awake by badly behaved visitors, and increasingly find their local shops and bars taken over by gift shops and coffee chains. Not only that, tourism impacts the cost of living, making it more expensive to buy food, clothes etc without seeing any increase in wages. As a results, it has become a major concern for locals : in a survey carried out by the city council in October 2017, residents see tourism as the second biggest problem after unemployment. Despite some demonstrations, locals know that tourism is positive for the city economy but many think it must be further regulated.

How Barcelona cracks down on illegal holiday flats?

The city council has acknowledged the situation and taken measures to try and contain it. It wants to create a new model that encourages sustainable tourism and benefits all local people, while preserving the traditional features of Barcelona’s old neighborhoods. In that purpose, the local government created a tourist tax applied to accommodation for spending the night in the city and have stopped, since 2015, the licensing and building of new hotels, hostels and touristic apartments. Since 2017, the special urbanism plan for tourism (PEUAT)  has restricted the licensing of tourist accommodation depending on the area to distribute tourists more evenly throughout the city and decongest the most overcrowded neighborhoods. Barcelona focuses its efforts on cracking down on the illegal, unlicensed flats, that popped up all over the city.  And Airbnb, the dominant home-sharing platform, is in the eye of the storm, although not the only offender. In 2016, Airbnb was hit with a €600,000 fine for listing unlicensed apartments, following a more modest €30,000 fine the year before (that same fine was also levied against HomeAway). In May 2018 the city asked again Airbnb to remove 2,577 unlicensed listings or face a court case potentially leading to another substantial fine. They finally found an agreement whereby Airbnb gives Barcelona officials access to data about what’s being listed around town. The city officials are now able to refer to host data that details specifically where unlicensed apartment are located which will be far easier to pursue rule-breakers and if necessary, fine them.

What are the first results ?

In 2017 there were 75,000 hotel beds in the city and about 50,000 beds in legal tourist apartments, plus an estimated 50,000 illegal ones. According to the council, there are about 16,000 holiday rentals in the city, of which nearly 7,000 are unlicensed. And since then, investigations by the city have already led to 1,500 unlicensed apartments being de-listed. To go further, Barcelona considers a new option that would have hosts in the city submit their rental permit number to Airbnb before listing goes on the website. If the box were left blank or filled in with a false number, the listing would not appear on the site. This would be a major advance in the fight against illegal flats.

How to get a tourist licence for a flat ?

If you want to rent out your apartment in Barcelona to tourists, you absolutely need a tourist licence ! Otherwise you would slide towards illegality and risk a huge fine.  For the City Council a touristic rental includes any rental period less than 32, so summon your patience because there is a lot of administrative proceedings to bear. If you want a touristic rental flat, they are still excellent investments. The licenses used to be transferable from one property to another but now are not. Hence, if you want one you have to buy a flat that already has one. We hope that this article helped you to better understand this current issue and we would be glad to know your opinion on the subject ! If you have any questions or comments we'd love to hear from you in the comments!]]> 8733 0 0 0 327 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 268 http://aspiradora.brarudi.net/barcelona-apartments-for-sale/ 0 0 341 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/gastro-health 0 0 369 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/crotorax-creams 0 0 375 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/tadalafil-60-mg-and-vidalista-60-mg-unlock-intimacy 0 0 391 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/naltima-50-mg 0 0 407 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/siphene-m-25-mg 0 0 416 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 417 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 419 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 608 https://www.mardinli.com 0 0 791 https://shoort.cc/ 0 0 831 https://plasticfactoryiraq.com/ 0 0 1544 https://www.nexgengpl.com/ 0 0 2024 https://websiteerstellenlassenbamberg.de/ 0 0 2094 https://addlinks.pro/hwdoB]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/events-and-festivals-in-barcelona/christmas-in-barcelona-2018-what-is-on/ Tue, 27 Nov 2018 16:51:33 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=9037 Christmas in Barcelona 2018

Christmas 2018 is here and Barcelona has plenty to offer during this exciting time of the year. Traditionally, Christmas in Barcelona is celebrated in style as locals and visitors love to enjoy a magical and authentic atmosphere. However, if you are expecting crazy cold weather and a lot of snow, you might get upset. Barcelona has actually very pleasant temperature that serves well to those, who do struggle with cold weather. Still, don't worry, despite the weather not being so “Xmassy” Barcelona substitutes that with many amazing events and things to do that will certainly make you remember Christmas in Barcelona like in no other place. However, if you are looking for some tips where to dine, we got your back- check traditional dining places during Christmas in Barcelona.

 

In nutshell, this article will help you find something to do in Barcelona during Christmas time without you extensively researching online. We going to introduce you to the best Christmas markets, Christmas fiestas, concerts and activities you or families with kids will enjoy greatly. So, sit down, get a cup of your favourite hot drink and let's get going.

Christmas Markets

Christmas markets in Barcelona undoubtedly fit in perfectly with the whole atmosphere of Christmas. Luckily, Barcelona has a plenty to offer and is well suited for every visitor, just choose the one you feel that will be most enjoyable for you. Here are the options:

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Fira de Santa Llúcia 

This is a very traditional market for celebrating Christmas in Barcelona. The beginning dates back to the late 18th century and nowadays this Christmas market is a must see as it offers around 300 stalls full of possible Christmas gifts. You can find here handmade jewellery, toys, clothes, scarves or puppets. On the top of that, you can discover at the same time Christmas trees, moss, candies, and crafts of Christmas decoration. Plus Fira de Santa Llúcia is very family friendly as you can find Tio de Nadal ( Christmas log) full of presents for the children. This Christmas market is great and easy to visit as it is located next to Barcelona Cathedral, so you might as well take both at the same time!

This market opens gates on 30th November to 23 December from 11:00 until 20:30

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Fira de Nadal de la Sagrada Familia

Another great place to celebrate Christmas in Barcelona. This Christmas market is located right next to Sagrada Familia so it would not be a bad idea to visit this market if you looking to see the mighty art piece of Gaudí. Other than convenient location, this Christmas market has plenty to offer such as Christmas trees, jewellery, sweets, craft products or Christmas decoration.

The market starts in late November till early December.

 

Fira de Reis la Gran Via 

One more tip for an amazing place to try if you looking for some more Christmas in Barcelona. Located around Gran Via is one of the old, traditional Christmas markets, that originates in the 19th century. What you can find here? Simply put plenty of inspiration for the Christmas gifts. You can get here anything from toys, handcrafts and food. When it comes to food, make sure you try the Churrerias stalls with churros. We are sure, you will able to smell it from far away! Maybe you can get it with hot chocolate, but we leave it to your imagination. Another important info you need to know about this Christmas market is the best visiting days. These two are  St. Stephen’s Day on 26th of December and evening of Reis from 5th to 6th of January.

You can enjoy this festival from 20th December to 6th January.

 

Three Kings Parade  (Arribada dels Reis Mags a Barcelona)

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Fabulous show for everyone. There is not a better way to reinforce Christmas in Barcelona other than with the arrival of three kings to the centre of Barcelona during the evening on 5th of January.  You have to get ready for the great show and arrival of three kings in fashion. This is a perfect opportunity to take out your friends, family, kids or partner.

The program starts at 4:30 pm and the whole show finishes at around 9:00 pm.  The whole event is hosted in Moll Bosch I Alsina,2 in Ciutat Vella.

Ice Rink 

We already talked about the weather at Christmas in Barcelona. However, there is always a way to get that more traditional Christmas feeling here in Barcelona. Ice skating might be the one activity you have been craving for. To try it out, you need to go to  Roger de flor 168 in Barcelona, where you can find an indoor rink, which is the home ground of the Barcelona team. For those who never tried and want to learn this rink offers ice skating lessons and school. You can find opening hours and prices on ice skating centre website.

 

Nadal als Museus

These are exciting events in Barcelona to bring Christmas to all . Nadal als Museus runs throughout the city. What you can expect is a manifestation of Christmas in various interactive and engaging ways. These events are designed for everyone of any age. Just to give a better understanding, you can look forward to things, such as Christmas cinema, children’s workshops, Christmas markets, performances, Christmas stalls, live music and others. These events start just before Christmas. Here is a list of some of them:

Tió de Nadal

Where: Moll Espanya, 7 :Ciutat Vella

When: From 22/12/2018 to 24/12/2018.

 

Nadal al Poble Espanyol

Where: Poble Espanyol de Montjuïc

When: From 06/12/2018 to 29/12/2018.

 

Cercavila 'La Carassa de Nadal'

Where: Diversos carrers de Ciutat Vella

When: From 01/12/2018 to 23/12/2018.

 

City of Dreams for kids (Ciutat de Somnis)

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Specially designed for kids.  The dreamland, where limits are created by the child’s imagination. This one is a truly must visit if you have a young one at home. This event is best for kids aged between 4-12 years of age and their families. City of dreams gets over 100,000 visitors and has around 170 activities, which will for sure keep your little ones fully occupied. Your kids can get all excited about pirate ship crews, turning into policeman or firefighters, lego constructing, painting workshops, costume workshops or driving special kids’ motorbikes. Pretty awesome ?! That is just a glimpse of what you can actually do! So if you want to really give your child a great gift. This is an amazing tip for an amazing family day full of adventure.

This event is held at Fira de Barcelona - Montjuïc from 27 December to 31 December.

Concerts and carol signing

Concert "Barcelona Christmas Gala"

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This an event for true Christmas lovers. During the magical night of this concert, you will be able to hear all the biggest Christmas hits and carol out there. "O Holy Night", "Feliz Navidad", "White Christmas" or even classic songs from artists such as Mozart or Bach.  

Barcelona Christmas Gala is taking place at C Palau de la Música, 2: Ciutat Vella on 19 of December 2018. The tickets for this concert are still available starting at 28 euros.

Teatre "Nadales"

Carol singing. What a better of celebrating Christmas in Barcelona than to come and sing along with the live band some traditional Christmas carols we all know.  Certainly Christmas in Barcelona will resonate in all the visitors' ears. Just get your voices ready! Teatre "Nadales" is taking place at Teatre El Maldà from 18.12.2018 till 22.01.2019.

Nadal al Tren de l'Oreneta

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Especially for kids and families!!!

Do you want to join a Santa on his train ride !?

Santa Claus will be visiting Barcelona. Yes, he made it and he is coming with his train too! Best thing is you can join him along and get maybe candy or two and signing some carols. The train operates from  25/11/2018 to 30/12/2018 put only certain days. 

Bottom Line

Christmas in Barcelona is a very exciting time and it is very hard to be bored in this city. As we presented for you, there are many markets, workshops, concerts, food stalls and even more to choose from. The only question is how much time do you have to try as many things as possible. It is your chance to explore now!

The whole team of SuiteLife wishes you Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

]]> 9037 0 0 0 319 https://redandwhiterx.com 0 0 325 0 0 330 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 345 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/redandwhiterx-a-superb-online-healthcare-pharmacy 0 0 346 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/effective-natural-remedies-for-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 367 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/apcalis-oral-jelly-20-mg 0 0 374 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/vidalista-60-mg 0 0 404 https://liposlenddrop.shop/ 0 0 406 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/siphene-m-25-mg 0 0 414 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 421 https://puravive.healthmassive.com/ 0 0 738 https://itconsultingmanagement.com/ 0 0 1059 https://www.obtainhigh.com/claim-the-high-command-the-future/ 0 0 1935 https://ddjieifhsljfhheubv.com hello world hello world]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/good-to-know/coworking-in-barcelona/ Thu, 29 Nov 2018 16:23:20 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=9080 What is coworking ? Coworking spaces gather people, who are normally self-employed or working for different small businesses, in the same office or work place, designed to provide a productive and collaborative environment. Workers share the whole infrastructure, the equipment and the costs. But coworking is also and mostly about belonging to a community of workers, who have the same values, the same vision of work. It is a place to meet people, to come up with new ideas, the share knowledge and experiences.

Some History

Bernie de Koven, an American game designer and author, was the first one to use the term  “coworking” in 1999 to describe and analyze the new collaborative work methods in Germany. Actually, coworking is not a new concept! It already existed under different forms, the oldest one going back to the Renaissance, when Italian painting workshops used to gather different artists, like Leonardo Da Vinci or Sandro Botticelli, to share new artistic technics and knowledge. The first modern form of coworking space appeared in Berlin in 1995 with the C-Base, a community of computer engineers who set up an informal “hackerspace” for collaborative working. Although this early space contained some of the basic elements of coworking, the idea would not take full shape until 2005, when Brad Neuberg opened the first coworking space in San Francisco. The place proposed a mixture of desk space, shared lunches and events such as bike rides and group meditation. Sillicon Valley took up the idea a few years later, and since then coworking spaces have been popping up all around the world, and our beautiful city seems to have a new one each week. The number of coworking spaces is growing fast. According to DeskMag, in 2017 there were 13 800 spaces worldwide, compared to 11 300 in 2016, and these spaces have gathered more than one million members. In addition, coworking spaces are becoming more profitable, which shows brighter prospects for the future.

Advantages and disadvantages

Perhaps the most appealing aspect of coworking is the creative environment and the sense of community from like-minded professionals. The place is thought and designed to improve the efficiency and productivity of workers in a laidback atmosphere. If you work at home and feel isolated or not focused, then coworking places are the best solution. Another huge benefit is the potential for networking. The people that you meet at a coworking space could be looking for your kind of work and/or they could be great resources down the road. Of course one of the downsides is it’s not free, but it’s still cheaper than renting your own office and you can find more flexibility, paying a month fee.  Another negative point is you might have the same distractions as you would when working at an office: interruptions from others, noise, and less privacy. To choose the best suited coworking place to your way of working you must consider two major aspects. First the accessibility: your coworking space has to match with your work schedule, with your budget and it has to be in a convenient location for you. Second, the community : it has to gather people who share the same values, who feel like sharing their experience and support other worker.

Coliving : when the concept goes further

The concept of coworking has inspired a new one:  the coliving. It means any shared housing designed to support a purpose-driven life, a modern and sustainable urban lifestyle that values openness, sharing and collaboration. To explain you, it is like sharing a house with other people who have a common interest to collaboratively and efficiently manage and share resources, coordinate activities and strengthen social relations. These shared houses are also designed to offer a great and serious place to work. The purpose is to create a home environment that inspires and empowers its residents to be active creators and participants in the world around them. Coliving seduces in general freelancers, self-employed, people who set up their startup, or young workers who are looking for flexibility and networking. Shared houses offer a lot of benefits like coworking spaces, workshops and activities (excursions, sports, etc) to create a real and lively community. Many of them don’t require a long term lease, you can chose to stay either a week, or month or more, which doesn’t hinder worker mobility. There are more and more companies that work in this new niche market. For instance you have the platforms Welive in New York,  or Coworkation and A Landing Pad in Barcelona which propose to find your community.  More than an opportunity for the real estate sector, the coliving represents a new vision of private/professional life, which philosophy is  “sharing and communion”.

Find your coworking space

La Vaca Coworking Carrer de la Creu dels Molers, 19, 08004 Barcelona La Vaca was a former dairy shop turned into an original coworking space where you can find a café-chill vibes and many different work spots adapted to your way of working. The community  gathers many freelancers, startups and digital nomads and organizes weekly activities like Afterworks, “Paella Day” … etc to strengthen bounds and create the best atmosphere to work! Cahoot Coworking Carrer de Floridablanca, 92, 08003 Barcelona Cahoot is located in Sant Antoni in a newly and well redesigned industrial space. They provide you all the equipment and tools to feel comfortable and focus at work while having fun with your co-workers. It is also a strong community of workers that value innovation, empowerment and giving back, organizing many events to cultivate this philosophy. Of course there are many other coworking spaces in Barcelona, and it can be hard to find the suited one. That is why we propose you a list of different places with pictures and description to help you in your research. Just check out The Best Co-Working Spaces in Barcelona We hope that this article helped you to better understand this phenomenon and we would be glad to know your opinion on the subject ! If you have any questions or comments we’d love to hear from you in the comments!]]> 9080 0 0 0 378 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/tadalafil-60-mg-and-vidalista-60-mg-unlock-intimacy 0 0 399 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 405 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/siphene-m-25-mg 0 0 409 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-tags/ketoconazole 0 0 616 https://sendmycvs.com/arabic/product/ersal-siratak-ila-16k-shirka/ 0 0 832 https://plasticfactoryiraq.com/ 0 0 1207 https://meinestadtkleinanzeigen.de/top-link-building-agenturen-in-deutschland/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/traveling-tips-for-barcelona/day-trip-from-barcelona-destination-tarragona/ Fri, 30 Nov 2018 15:46:40 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=9105 Walking on the Roman footsteps Just one hour away from Barcelona, Tarragona was founded before the 5^TH century BC by the Romans and first called Tarraco. During the Roman Republic, the city was fortified and much enlarged to be converted into a fortress and arsenal against the Carthaginians. The Roman ruins seem to whisper old tales, creating a very unique atmosphere. The first site we visited was the impressive UNESCO listed Roman Amphitheatre. Facing the sea and illuminated by the sun, it used to welcome 15 000 spectators. Its good conservation status allows you to imagine the spectators roaring for blood during the gladiator battles, grrr ! The city also had a centrally located circus of which you can see some well-preserved remains. The Praetorium is a Roman tower that used to have the stairs that connected the lower city to the provincial forum by way of the circus, using underground passageways. We got up onto the original Roman walls and took a tour of the ramparts where we had a beautiful view on the west side of the city.  To complete your visit, we advise you to go to the National Archaeological museum which has a rich assortment of Roman sculpture, ceramics, clothing, coin and  everyday household items.

The spiritual heart of the city

The Cathedral of Santa Maria, currently a catholic church is located in a site previously occupied by a Temple dedicated to Augustus. Crowning on the highest point of the city, the place is worth to visit. The main facade shows the Gothic style, with a very large rose window that is very beautiful. The inside is even more stunning, especially the Romanesque style cloister that left us with our jaws on the floor. Then you must go on the top of the cathedral to overlook the whole city.

Put down the maps !

After visiting Tarragona Cathedral we decided to put down the maps and get lost in the labyrinth of alleyways, Roman ruins and artisan shops. The old center is romantic and lovely with its colored modernist buildings and decrepit ones, the mixt of different architecture periods gives an incredible charm to the city. Don’t miss the Pilon’s Street where the pilon are painted in different funny ways! There are plenty of bars and restaurants where you can sit and enjoy very good Catalan dishes. But if you feel like eating fresh fish, you must go to Serallo, the former fishery district where there are restaurants offering tasty fish dishes.

Sunbathe

Tarragona is surrounded by beautiful beaches, so prepare your sunscreen! Platja Arrabassada is the closest to the city center, a 5 minute bus ride or a 30 minute stroll. We advise you Platja Larga , where there is a long sandy stretch from which you can begin a forest coastal walk through the El Bosque de la Marquesa , to join secluded beaches such as the famous Waikiki beach. If you have time, located 4 km north of the city, the Les Ferreres Aqueduct, is another worth to see Roman ruins, listed in the UNESCO World Heritage. Nicknamed “Pont del Diable” (Devil’s bridge), the  legend says it was built by the devil after he won the soul of a maiden in a bet.

How to get there ?

It’s very easy to get to Tarragona from Barcelona. We took the RENFE train from Barcelona Sants Estacio and we arrived in Tarragona one hour later. The cost is between €8 and €20 depending on what time you travel. Of course you can also drive there by car or take the bus, it’s up to you ! We hope that this article made you want to visit this wonderful city and we would be glad to hear about your day trip experience ! If you have any questions or comments we’d love to hear from you in the comments!    ]]> 9105 0 0 0 340 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/ 0 0 344 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/anti-cancer 0 0 347 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/get-viagra-online-to-treat-erectile-dysfunction 0 0 353 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/ 0 0 408 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/naltima-50-mg 0 0 410 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-tags/ketoconazole 0 0 413 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 415 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/sildenafil 0 0 517 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/product/search-engine-positioning-seo/ 0 0 725 https://clipzdownloader.com/ 0 0 2090 https://addlinks.pro/dxPGY]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/food-in-barcelona/coco-vail-beer-hall-barcelona-wings/ Mon, 05 Aug 2019 14:36:58 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=9354 CocoVail Beer Hall in Barcelona! CocoVail Beer Hall was founded in August 2016 in Barcelona by two friends named Andrés and Toni. Both of them are originally from Barcelona and spend 8 years of living in the USA from 2007 to 2015. After meeting their two friends from Argentina und visiting their beer garden „Brüder“ in Argentina, Andrés and Toni started to follow their dream to create their own beer hall. Therefore, they traveled among the US to get inspired and collected materials in all the different breweries, beer halls, beer gardens and brewpubs.  In 2015, the two all-time friends returned back home to Barcelona to stop dreaming and to start accomplishing. In order to this, in 2016, they bought an old textile factory from the 18th century and transformed it into the first Beer Hall in Barcelona! It is now the most authentic American restaurant which you will find in the city, serving the typical pitcher filled with iced tab water and broadcasting any live games from NFL, NBA to college basketball.

#feelathome

Besides the amazing „beach culture“ that you will experience when entering CocoVail Beer Hall, you will find amazing food. Ugh, the Food! (I can feel the water running in my mouth) There is something to find for everyone and every taste, trust me. You can choose between different kinds of starters like fries, nachos, braves and different kinds of wings, burgers, sandwiches and pokes. BUT. We can highly recommend the wings which they serve. They are just amazing and if you are craving for wings, since good wings are hard to find in Barcelona, than that’s your place to go to! Because here you can get them marinated with 16 different kinds of sauces from the good old classics like buffalo, bbq and teriyaki to exotic marinated ones like glazed orange, Caribbean jerk, garlic parmesan and many many more! If you are at least two really hungry people than go with the two kilos of wings to share option, because there you can get up to 4 different sauces which are included in the price! Our favorites are by far buffalo and honey bbq! Hungry yet? Well I didn’t even tell you the best part of the wings! Because you probably know that there are 2 different kinds of wings, right? The ones with two bones in it, which have less meat and are really nasty to eat and then the good ones with just one bone and a lot of meat. So guess what, at CocoVail they only serve the good ones with just one bone, the „drumsticks“. One more reason to go there! These pictures just below are enough to get us drooling! Okay that was a big talk about wings and meat. But don’t worry, they serve vegetarian and vegan food as well! For example the vegetarian burger as seen below with caramelized onions and guacamole. So there is definitely something for everyone as I already mentioned above. But it is not called CocoVail Beer Hall for no reason! They offer over 24 different kinds of craft beer where 90% of those 24 kinds are Catalan beer to support the local and regional beer scene. So, if it is all about drinking beer, watching a NFL game and having a great time with your friends, then I would suggest you to go there on a Sunday evening. Because Sundays are the NFL Sundays which means that you can watch live games broadcast and NFL Red Zone all night! There is also a beer special on those Sundays where you only pay 5€ for a pint of any kind of the 24 craft beers or 15€ for a pitcher of Pilsner.  But you are not a big fan of beer? Don’t worry! CocoVail has many more events running during the week where you can catch the best deals! Mondays are all about wings with their „Lord of the Wings“ special from 7 to 10pm where you can get 50cent wings! On Tuesdays you can get shots for 2€ or mixers for 4€ between 11pm and 3am because its college night! Wednesdays are more for the wine lovers, since ANY bottle of wine is just 10€. ANY shot for 2€ and sex on the beach for 4€ is what you will get on those thirsty Thursdays at CocoVail.  Sounds like a good week to me! As you can see, CocoVail Beer Hall is the perfect place for lunch, dinner, cocktails, relaxing evenings with NFL and boradgames and much more, so don't hesitate and check it out and let us know what you think of it!  Cheers Katja ]]> 9354 0 0 0 293 https://exospecial.com/reebok.ca 0 0 295 https://sn.exospecial.com/sewshop.eu 0 0 296 https://holdporn.com/ 0 0 355 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/eye-care 0 0 384 https://www.elitepipeiraq.com Elitepipe Plastic Factory]]> 0 0 388 https://elitepipeiraq.com 0 0 392 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/siphene-m-25-mg 0 0 394 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 401 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/aricep-23-mg 0 0 411 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/superlash-3ml-eyedrop 0 0 524 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/ 0 0 634 https://stc.marketing/ 0 0 669 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/best-tools-for-search-engine-positioning-in-2024/ 0 0 702 https://sendmycvs.com/product/web-traffic-boost-service/ 0 0 721 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 730 https://tmailgenerate.com/ 0 0 733 https://itconsultingmanagement.com/ 0 0 846 https://businessiraq.com/news/ BusinessIraq.com offers specialized coverage of Iraq's agricultural and manufacturing sectors, tracking developments in food security, industrial production, and export opportunities. Our reporting helps stakeholders identify emerging opportunities and challenges in these crucial economic sectors.]]> 0 0 908 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 913 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 926 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 1858 https://888tobet.info 888tobet.]]> 0 0 1957 https://llllloojjjshhhh.com hello world hello world]]> 0 0 2093 https://addlinks.pro/WSc4r]]> 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/7-reasons-to-buy-dominican-real-estate-right-now/ Mon, 11 Apr 2022 15:30:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=22235 Hi there! I'm Benny, and I'm an expert on real estate in the Dominican Republic as well as Spain.

Real estate is one of the best investments around, am I right?

But we usually look for real estate investments in our own country or region as they seem more familiar.

If you’re looking to maximise your profitability though, I find that looking internationally is the way to go.

Real estate in the Dominican Republic is exploding right now, with no signs of stopping. Here is why you should be looking right now to buy new build investment properties there:

Why to Invest in Real Estate in the Dominican Republic Reason #1: Strong Covid Rebound

The New York Times says that the DR is “a rare pandemic success story… In 2021 the DR surpassed 5 million tourists, more than any other Caribbean destination… and had its best year economically in 30 years”.

Tourist numbers have not only recovered from pre-Covid, they are trending up and breaking records. February 2022 for example set a record with almost 600.000 tourists coming to the DR. Their goal is to have over 7 million tourists in 2022.

Making this all possible is a government system that both has very lax Covid controls for its visitors but at the same time 100% vaccination of its tourism industry workers.

Why to Invest in Real Estate in the Dominican Republic Reason #2: Your money goes further in the DR

This is obviously relative to where you live but I live in Barcelona, Spain. Here, 100 to 150 thousand USD wouldn’t even get you a breadbox. A nice new well located property for that money is out of the question.

When talking about real estate in the Dominican Republic though, for roughly 100 - 150 thousand US Dollars, you can get a brand new 2 bed 2 bath property by the beach in Punta Cana with as many amenities as you can dream up. And while you’re not using the property to vacation it can be rented on touristic sites like Airbnb and be making you passive income.

Which leads us to our next point.

Why You Must Buy Real Estate in the Dominican Republic Reason #3: Higher profitability

Buying property in the Dominican Republic is so profitable for a few reasons.

If you buy properly you can expect to pay both 0% land transfer tax (that tax is 10% of the purchase price in Spain for example) and 0% property taxes over the first 15 years.

The ratio of the purchase price to the potential rental yield and capital appreciation is very significant. Think about it, you’re paying a relatively very low price for the quality of the property you’re getting, but at the same time the tourists you’re catering to are mostly from Canada, the USA, and Europe and are happily paying the type of rates they are used to in their countries.

If purchased and managed properly, you can expect to yield up to 15% annually on the rental income as well as a minimum of 7% anual capital appreciation if you get into a good project early enough.

Why to Buy Property in the Dominican Republic Reason #4: Tax incentives

I’ve touched on this but the tax conditions when buying real estate in the Dominican Republic are very interesting. The government has made an aggressive effort to attract foreign investment and it’s clearly working and has been a driving force to their accelerated economic growth.

If you buy a property that is part of a special government program call “Confortur” you can expect that many of your initial closing costs and tax obligations to be diminished or scratched.

If you do some more investigation and with the help of a professional setup a Dominican LLC and offshore accounts, you can even further enhance your bottom line.

5. Why Not to Wait to Buy Real Estate in the DR #5: The Golden Visa

The Dominican Republic has a very attractive residency by investment program where if you invest just 200.000 USD, you qualify to receive permanent residency in the country. So for people looking for permanent residence somewhere else, or fiscal residency, this is a very low barrier to entry.

After only 2 years of permanent residency you will qualify for citizenship as well. The DR allows dual citizenship so you don’t need to give up your existing one.

6. Why Not to Wait to Buy Real Estate in the Dominican Republic #6: You Can Vacation at Your Property Whenever You'd Like

What’s better than having a gorgeous and highly profitable income property in the Caribbean?

Being able to book it any time you want and enjoy your own vacation! You get total flexibility to stay in your home whenever you want and of course you greatly reduce the cost of your trip as you only need to pay for flights and not hotels.

Reason #7 Why to Buy Real Estate in the Dominican Republic Right Now: Crazy growing economy and top quality tourism

The Dominican Republic is the biggest economy in the Caribbean and one of the fastest growing in Latin America.

They’re really doing everything right.

The country is gorgeous with its plentiful natural beauty and turquoise warm seas with white sandy beaches. It oozes culture.

It’s safe. The people are warm and friendly and speak English. It’s politically very stable and always has been. And there is just so much to see and do.

Well, that’s it for now!

If you’d like more information or are interested in investing, I would love to hear from you and have a chat about how I can help you. My company, SuiteLife, has just signed on to be brokers for one of the most exciting and recognised new build developments in Punta Cana. The properties are selling quickly but there is still time to get in on the 'ground floor' so to speak. If at the very least I can answer any of your questions or just give you some friendly free real estate advice, I'd be happy to do so.

Benny Mouckley - benny@suitelife.com - Whatsapp +34 615 38 47 45

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SO WHAT IS THIS REAL ESTATE PERSONAL SHOPPING SERVICE?

Hi! I'm Benny, and I'm a real estate personal shopper, or buyer's agent.

I've been in real estate in Barcelona for over 15 years now and I've done it all. Rentals, sales, investments, golden visas, buildings, hotels, you name it...

My biggest passion though, is helping my clients buy properties in Barcelona and Spain.

You see, in Spain, there is usually only one agent involved in a sales deal, and although they are supposed to be 'intermediating', they get paid by the seller...

This is a HUGE conflict of interest. They will never fight for the best deal for you, the buyer.

They want to nudge both sides to the middle, push the deal through, grab their commission and run.

THIS IS WHAT A REAL ESTATE PERSONAL SHOPPER DOES, AND WHY IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND YOUR SANITY

We act as your exclusive real estate buyer’s agent, guiding you on your journey from start finish, to make sure you find your ideal property, at the best price possible, and that you make your purchase safely without any costly surprises or mistakes.

SOME OF WHAT THE SERVICE PROVIDES:

👂🏻 Initial meeting where we dive deeply into your needs, give you feedback, and establish exactly what you’re looking for, as well as answer any questions you might have about anything about the process and requirements to buy.

🏘️ Extensive and exhaustive property search. We have access to the entire Barcelona market, as well as tools which give us inside info on properties. This way you’ll never miss an opportunity, we have everything that exists on our radar.

👀 Property visits. We will take care of all the logistics of setting up visits for you as well as accompanying you on the visits, acting as your eyes and ears, asking critical questions, taking videos for you for future reference, etc...

📊 Analysing. We’ll help you analyse each of the properties we see in a way that’s customised to your needs, situation and desires to help you make the best choice.

🩻 Diligence. One of the most important steps, we’ll do all the diligence for you looking deeply into the property’s situation legally, urbanistically, and in terms of potential future community costs in order to help you avoid a potentially costly future situation, and to give you more ammunition when negotiating.

💶 Negotiation. We have years of experience in buying property in Barcelona and know all the best strategies and leverage points in order to make sure you get your dream property at the lowest price possible.

⌚️ 24/7 access to us. We are simply always available to you.

JUST SOME OF THE BENEFITS:

⏳ Your time is precious. We save our clients literally 100’s of hours in each of their journeys, doing all the hard and tedious work for them so they don’t have to. This is a big project that requires countless hours of dedication in order to achieve the best results, but for our clients, they experience it as fun and pleasurable as if they were shopping with a friend.

👫🏻 0 conflict of interest. The way the market is here, there is usually only one agent (who get’s paid by the seller btw) between both sides, and this is an inherent conflict of interest, which always ends up costing you money. We help you buy as if we were buying the property for ourselves.

🤓 An expert on your side. With a deal this big there are many moving parts that need to come together, and having an expert on your side, who’s been doing this for 15 years, always makes the operation more profitable for you.

🤯 Costly potential mistakes. We offer you peace of mind. The market here is not as regulated as you might be used to. There are issues areas that, if not looked into properly, will not be declared to you and will often represent unseen future costs and worries, affecting your investment and happiness. We make save you these future costs.

THE COST:

As we work tirelessly and exclusively for the buyer there is of course a cost for our service, which is a small percentage of the final purchase price of the property. However, what we see with all of our clients, is that the amount of value that we provide them in terms of time and aggravation saved, providing expertise in negotiation, and avoiding potentially costly mistakes, we always save our clients considerably more than they pay us.

On top of that, it makes the whole process extremely enjoyable. It feels like shopping with a friend, but if your friend was an expert and shark. We always end up becoming friends with our clients and finding them their dream property.

If you'd like to know more about what we do and if we can help you, or just chat and get some free real estate advice, we'd be super happy to hear from you!

Cheers,

Benny

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How to negotiate when buying a property in Spain - 12 Tips from a Professional Home Buyer

Buying a property in Barcelona, for international and expat investors, can sometimes seem like a jungle or the Wild West. There is probably a lot less regulation and transparency than what you are used to. 

So you’re thinking about buying a home in Barcelona. Would you like to make sure you use the best negotiation tactics in order to squeeze the most value out of your hard earned money? Then this guide should provide you an excellent overview of how to do that.  

My name is Benny, and for 15 years I’ve been helping my clients buy and sell apartments in Barcelona and Spain. 

My most popular service is called Real Estate Personal Shopper, where I guide our clients through the whole process so they find the property of their dreams at the best price possible, and save time, money, and potentially costly mistakes. A safe and clean buy is of the utmost importance to our clients. 

Here is the most valuable advice I can give you on how to negotiate the purchase price of property in Barcelona and in Spain in general: 

1. Arm yourself with market info, comps, etc..: 

Appraising a property in Spain is more of an inexact art than a science and many times the property you like will be inaccurately priced. It helps to run some numbers in order to better defend your offer.  

The more you can defend your offer, the stronger your negotiation will be. 

You want to know how many days the property has been on the market.

Find comparable properties listed at lower prices.

Find prices of actual recent sales in the same building or on the same street in the registry (something we have access to for our clients). Armed with all of this you’ll have a much stronger position.

Also remember, many times properties are priced by taking the average price per m2 and multiplying it by the number of m2 the property has. However, from the perspective of an investor, you want to look at the potential rental yield and reverse engineer the final price in relation to the expected ROI you want to receive (approx 5% gross is good). Sometimes mocking up these ‘investor’ numbers will give you a lower price point and an intriguing defence to make a more aggressive offer.   

2. Use any improvements the property might need to bargain:

Try and stay away from a common but not very effective way of negotiating, which is listing your personally perceived faults of the property. Meaning, “I’m offering X because there are only 3 rooms instead of 4 and I really wanted something with 15m2 more space, and there’s not that much natural light…so it’s not really my perfect flat”. 

The flat is what it is, and in my experience this type of strategy both offends the seller and is not very effective. 

Instead, look for valid things that you might need to invest into the property. There might be building works that need to be done in the future. The flat might have outdated systems or installations. The bathroom and kitchen might be dated. 

3. D D DILIGENCE:

Doing due diligence is of the utmost importance when buying a property in Barcelona. First, in order to see if there are any problems that will cost you money in the future and/or make the deal not as interesting to you. Secondly, info we get from diligence can often be used to further negotiate the purchase price. 

Some of the things you want to look into are: 

- That the property has all of it’s documentation in order like the ‘cedula de habitabilidad’ (zoning permit). 

- That the building has passed it’s ITE (technical inspection). That there aren’t costly future works that need to be done (those will eventually be partly paid by you).

- That there isn’t an ‘affectation’ of the building in the city’s urban planning. This can be a very serious problem for several reasons. Many buildings in Barcelona are marked with these zoning issues. Theoretically they could one day be torn down by the government. The property owners are forced to sell at a government set price.

- It’s good to see the last few minutes or ‘actas’ from the community meetings to see in general what is going on and if there are debts by other owners in the building and if there are future costs or ‘derramas’ planned. 

- The ‘nota simple’, which is the updated record of the flat in the registry, which will show you wether the flat has any debts against it, what type, etc…

The more info you have the stronger your potential bargaining position will be, but you need to know how to use this info in your favor.

4. Play it cool: 

This might seem obvious but I think it’s worth mentioning. I’ve seen clients fall in love and start giddily praising the property and everything about it with stars in their eyes. Needles to say, that doesn’t really help you in terms of negotiating a price. 

When you find the right property you usually know right away, it’s sort of a gut feeling. 

But if this happens to you, you should play it cool, don’t let on that you just found “THE one”. You don’t have to be aloof. Play it cool. Let them know it could be an option and that you have other options to see. This will help you setup a more effective roadmap for negotiating the price.  

5. Slow and steady does NOT win the race:

You should do all the preparation before hand so when you see the flat you like you can act quickly. Having a reserve payment ready to send with the reserve offer sheet for example. 

Where you can find a lot of bargaining power is if you’re either a cash buyer (not using financing). Or if you have a pre-approval on your financing. Venders are often interested in a ‘fast close’ and the faster you can close the more leverage you’ll have. You might say “I’m able to pay 80% of the asking price, but we’ll be signing in notary and you’ll have the full amount in 7 days”. Not always, but sometimes that really moves the needle. 

6. More deposit = more interesting:

Not everyone can buy a property without financing in cash. One thing you can do that is effective is to offer a higher deposit or ‘arras’ payment. “I’m able to pay 80% of the asking price. However I'll be able to pay you 15-20% in the arras contract (the standard arras payment is 10%). We’ve found this works well because venders are motivated by getting more of the total price up front. Of course this also depends how motivated they are in general to sell.  

Which leads us to our next advice…

7. Determine motivation as much as possible:

Why is the vendor selling? Did they just buy a new home and need to sell this one? Are they getting divorced? Is it an inheritance between siblings the they want to liquidate asap? How long has the property been on the market? How many price reductions has it had? Have there been other offers? If so why were they not accepted?

The more you can play detective and find the answers to these questions the better you’ll be able to gage how motivated (read desperate) the vender is to sell and hence how much you can push on a price reduction. 

Asking polite but direct questions to the listing agent can often get you quite a bit of info. In the end, he or she is trying to close a sale. Often they are surprisingly forthcoming with info to facilitate this end. 

8. Your actual offer: 

How much margin there will actually be depends on quite a few factors. As a very general guideline, a 5-10% offer under ask is aggressive but reasonable. Especially if you can back it up with the right arguments and strategy. Of course how hot the property is, how long it’s been on the market, and the vender’s actual level of motivation will also come into play. 

Throwing out low ball offers doesn’t tend to work too well and can be counter productive in Spain. You run the risk of offending the vendor and having them not take you seriously or doubt your credibility.

Of course sometimes a price seems almost too good, and there are instances when this is the case. Usually it is the result of a very motivated vendor. If you analyse a deal and the price seems great, you can actually lose it by making any offer under asking. Sometimes it’s even worth putting in a very slightly higher offer in order to get a leg up on the competition and jump to the front of the line. 

9. Set a firm limit with the agent:

This might seam obvious but set a firm limit with the listing agent. They will feel they have gotten you to your best offer. Now they will work on bringing the owner down. Always in that order, though, because it's the vendor that pays them. 

10. Use a buyers agent to avoid conflict of interest: 

There are quite a few factors working against you when looking to buy a property in Barcelona. Not having proper representation is where we see buyers lose the most money. A real estate buyer's agent, or real estate personal shopper, as we call our service, takes away the inherent conflict of interest in the Spanish market, and ensures that you have a professional looking out only for your best interests. Simply put, it will save you time, money and costly mistakes.

11. What's the bottom line?:

Ask the listing agent for what they think the sellers bottom line might be.

I know this must seem counter-intuitive. I mean, who's going to tell you that?

They probably shouldn’t give up this info but you'd be surprised at how often they do so.  In the end the listing agent is trying to make a sale and get their commission. They often will let you know at least a range of the lowest the vendor will go. 

12. Make the right initial offer:

Your first offer will set the basis for the negotiation. Depending on the a milieu of things, your starting offer should be substantial. At the same time though it should be realistic and not offensive to the vender. 

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Chapter 1: The Spanish Golden Visa - A Coveted Prize

Introducing the Spanish Golden Visa: The Spanish Golden Visa is an exclusive program designed to attract high-net-worth individuals and their families to invest in Spain. As an esteemed investor, it's not just an ordinary residency permit but a 'Golden Visa,' which provides you with numerous privileges. With this visa, you can relish the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and vibrant lifestyle that Spain offers while also enjoying the benefits of being a resident.

Why is it Coveted?

The Spanish Golden Visa program is highly sought after for several reasons:

• Residency Perks: The program grants you and your family members the right to reside in Spain and travel freely within the Schengen Area.
• Quick and Streamlined Process: The application process is straightforward, ensuring that you get your visa with minimal hassle.
• Investment Opportunities: To obtain this visa, you can invest in real estate, one of the most secure and potentially lucrative investment options.
• Access to World-Class Healthcare and Education: As a resident, you gain access to top-notch healthcare facilities and world-class education for your children.
• Cultural and Lifestyle Benefits: Spain is known for its rich culture, vibrant lifestyle, and favorable climate, making it an ideal place to call home.

Chapter 2: Barcelona - The Jewel of Spain's Crown

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a city renowned for its exquisite architecture, sandy beaches, and a thriving arts and culture scene. This coastal metropolis offers the perfect blend of modernity and tradition, making it a prime choice for real estate investment.

Real Estate in Barcelona

Barcelona's real estate market is a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary elegance. Owning a property here is not just an investment; it's owning a piece of the city's soul. From the historic neighborhoods of the Gothic Quarter to the modern luxury apartments along the beachfront, Barcelona offers a diverse range of properties for discerning investors.

Chapter 3: The Spanish Real Estate Advantage

Why Real Estate is the Key: When it comes to obtaining the Spanish Golden Visa, real estate investment is the most popular and secure route. Here's why:

1. Stability and Security: Spain's real estate market is relatively stable, offering a safe haven for investors.
2. Potential for Appreciation: Over the years, property values in Spain have shown a consistent upward trend, offering the potential for significant appreciation.
3. Rental Income: If you're not planning to reside in your property year-round, you can rent it out, generating a steady stream of income.
4. Diverse Property Types: From historic homes to modern penthouses, Spain's real estate market caters to various tastes.

Chapter 4: The Spanish Golden Visa Through Real Estate Investment

Investment Criteria: To be eligible for the Spanish Golden Visa through real estate investment, you need to meet specific investment criteria. The primary requirements include:

1. Minimum Investment: You must invest a minimum of €500,000 in real estate. However, if you're considering Barcelona, the investment threshold is often higher due to the city's higher property prices.
2. No Financing: You should finance the investment with your own funds, meaning no loans or mortgages.
3. Clean Criminal Record: You must have a clean criminal record both in Spain and in the countries where you've resided for the past five years.
4. Health Insurance: It's essential to have private health insurance covering Spain.

The Application Process: Applying for the Spanish Golden Visa through real estate investment involves a few key steps:

1. 1. Property Selection: Choose your desired property, ensuring it meets the minimum investment requirement.
   2. Purchase and Documentation: Complete the property purchase and gather the necessary documents, including proof of investment, background checks, and health insurance.
   3. Application Submission: Submit your application to the Spanish consulate or embassy in your home country.
   4. Residence Authorization: Upon approval, you'll receive a residence authorization allowing you to reside in Spain for one year.
   5. Renewal: After the initial year, you can renew your visa, ultimately leading to permanent residency and citizenship.

Chapter 5: Barcelona's Real Estate Gems

Exploring Investment Opportunities in Barcelona: Barcelona offers a diverse range of real estate opportunities for investors. Here are some of the key areas to consider:

1. Eixample

Eixample is known for its grid-like layout, showcasing stunning architecture. It's a prime location for luxury apartments and historic properties.

2. Gràcia

Gràcia offers a more relaxed, village-like atmosphere. It's a charming area with a strong sense of community and numerous unique properties.

3. Sarrià-Sant Gervasi

This upscale district is known for its beautiful homes and proximity to international schools, making it popular among families.

4. Barceloneta

If you dream of a beachfront property, Barceloneta offers a beachy lifestyle with numerous options for waterfront apartments.

5. Poblenou

Poblenou is an up-and-coming area with modern apartments and a thriving tech scene. It's a favorite among young professionals. These are just a few of the many neighborhoods in Barcelona that offer unique real estate investment opportunities. Your choice depends on your preferences and investment goals.

Chapter 6: The Benefits of the Spanish Golden Visa

Obtaining the Spanish Golden Visa through real estate investment brings a multitude of benefits:

1. 1. 1. Residency in Spain: You and your family can enjoy living in one of the most vibrant countries in Europe.
      2. Freedom to Travel: The Spanish Golden Visa grants you access to the Schengen Area, allowing you to explore 26 European countries without additional visas.
      3. World-Class Healthcare: Spain boasts an excellent healthcare system, ensuring you and your family receive top-notch medical care.
      4. Quality Education: Your children have access to high-quality education, including international schools in Barcelona.
      5. Lucrative Real Estate Investment: Your property can generate rental income or appreciate in value over time.
      6. Cultural Riches: Immerse yourself in Spain's rich history, art, and culture.
      7. A Place to Call Home: Enjoy the Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, and a relaxed lifestyle.

Chapter 7: The Application Process in Detail

Let's delve into the Spanish Golden Visa application process, step by step:

Step 1: Property Selection

First, you'll need to choose a property that meets the minimum investment requirement. Many investors opt for properties in Barcelona, given the city's allure.

Step 2: Purchase and Documentation

Complete the property purchase and gather the necessary documentation, including proof of investment, background checks, and health insurance. This phase requires meticulous attention to detail.

Step 3: Application Submission

Submit your application to the Spanish consulate or embassy in your home country. This step involves filling out the necessary forms and providing the required documentation.

Step 4: Residence Authorization

Upon approval, you'll receive a residence authorization that allows you to reside in Spain for one year. During this period, you can make the most of your investment and experience life in Spain.

Step 5: Renewal and Beyond

After the initial year, you can renew your visa, eventually leading to permanent residency and the possibility of Spanish citizenship. Spain welcomes you to become an integral part of its rich tapestry.

Chapter 8: Tips for a Successful Spanish Golden Visa Journey

As you embark on your journey to obtain the Spanish Golden Visa through real estate investment, consider these tips for a smoother and more successful experience:

1. 1. 1. Consult with Experts: Seek guidance from real estate professionals and legal experts who specialize in the Spanish Golden Visa.
      2. Research Property Carefully: Thoroughly research the property you intend to purchase and ensure it meets the investment criteria.
      3. Plan Your Finances: Have a clear financial plan to ensure you can comfortably meet the investment requirements.
      4. Be Diligent with Documentation: Pay meticulous attention to documentation, background checks, and health insurance to avoid delays in the application process.
      5. Embrace the Spanish Lifestyle: Immerse yourself in the local culture and community to fully enjoy your time in Spain.

Chapter 9: Conclusion

The Spanish Golden Visa is a gateway to a world of opportunities, offering you the chance to call Spain home while securing your family's future. With its simple application process, stunning real estate options, and a wealth of benefits, it's no wonder this program is coveted by investors worldwide. Barcelona, with its real estate gems and rich culture, stands out as an ideal destination for this exciting journey. Unlock the Spanish Golden Visa, and make your dream of Spanish residency a reality. Here at SuiteLife, we have helped 100's of clients purchase a property in Spain as part of their golden visa process. If you have any questions at all, we'd love to chat with you, to answer your questions, give you free advice, and guide you on your adventure!  ]]> 22682 0 0 0 342 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/hepatitis 0 0 356 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/product-categories/erectile-dysfunction-1 0 0 371 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/betnovate-gmcream 0 0 377 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/blog/tadalafil-60-mg-and-vidalista-60-mg-unlock-intimacy 0 0 393 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/siphene-m-25-mg 0 0 403 https://liposlenddrop.shop/ 0 0 412 https://www.redandwhiterx.com/products/superlash-3ml-eyedrop 0 0 425 https://taxtmail.com/ 0 0 428 https://cerebrozen-reviews.shop/ 0 0 429 https://fitspresso-reviews.shop/ 0 0 642 https://looklikepro.com/LyricCrafters/product/lyriccrafters-custom-songs/ 0 0 787 https://seosearchoptimizationpro.com/shop-organic-traffic-backlinks 0 0 807 https://healxo.org/ 0 0 811 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 821 https://stringkart.com/ 0 0 824 https://stringkart.com/ 0 0 828 http://weighbridgeiq.com/ 0 0 1229 https://explodingbrands.de/cbd-shop-frankfurt/ 0 0 1243 https://explodingbrands.de/top-seo-experts-in-cologne/ 0 0 1245 https://lokando24.de/ 0 0 1350 https://optilinkai.com/local-seo-tips-berlin/ 0 0 1351 https://taxt.email/ 0 0 1363 https://www.learnhealthway.com/ 0 0 1392 https://www.freenullcode.com/ 0 0 1394 https://www.freenullcode.com/ 0 0 1442 https://webdesignfreelancerberlin.de/ 0 0 1455 https://www.axiomaticwebsolutions.com/ 0 0 1486 https://websiteerstellenlassenbamberg.de/ 0 0 1487 https://seoexpertebamberg.de/ 0 0 1490 https://websiteerstellenlassenbamberg.de/ 0 0 1496 https://websiteerstellenlassenbamberg.de/ 0 0 1497 https://webdesignfreelancerhamburg.de/ 0 0 1509 https://webdesignfreelancermunchen.de/ 0 0 1515 https://www.nexgendataengine.com 0 0 1551 https://listandsell.us/ 0 0 1552 https://listandsell.us/ 0 0 1721 https://topseofreelancerberlin.de/ 0 0 1726 https://topseofreelancerberlin.de/ 0 0 1780 https://webdesignagenturbayreuth.de/ 0 0 1793 https://webdesignfreelancerhamburg.de/ 0 0 1797 https://webdesignfreelancerfrankfurt.de/ 0 0 1798 https://xx88com.net xx88com]]> 0 0 1804 https://webdesignfreelancerfrankfurt.de/ 0 0 1808 https://webdesignfreelancerfrankfurt.de/ 0 0 1811 https://seoexpertehamburg.de/ 0 0 1835 https://webdesignfreelancermunchen.de/ 0 0 1836 https://webdesignfreelancerdeutschland.de/webdesign-profi-wurzburg/ 0 0 1859 https://www.realgpl.in/ 0 0 1881 https://chemical.utah.edu/video/rok/video-cc285ebc-77ad-4c50-b4a6-23c14d2ebf75.html 0 0 1925 http://eiffeltower-ticketparis.com 0 0 2038 https://websiteerstellenlassenbamberg.de/interne-verlinkung-die-unsichtbare-seo-superkraft-webdesign-agentur-bamberg/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/barcelona-real-estate/the-parliament-rejects-regulation-of-temporal-rental-laws-in-barcelona/ Thu, 23 May 2024 15:24:17 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=22788 The Parliament Rejects the Regulation of Temporal Rentals in Barcelona

The Government Fails to Gain PSC Support for a Decree that Rendered Midterm Rentals in Barcelona Economically Unfeasible

Impact of Rejected Temporal Rental Laws on Barcelona's Real Estate Market

This morning, the Permanent Deputation of the Parliament of Catalonia rejected the validation of a decree law that the Generalitat approved in April. This decree regulated temporal rentals in Barcelona, making them economically unfeasible except for recreational or cultural events. Basically, temporal rental laws in Barcelona have changed for the better, and back to how they were. This is a huge advantage to investors and keeps the market truly 'free'. The Executive Council of the Generalitat approved the decree on April 24, with the Parliament already dissolved. However, they did not negotiate it with the PSC or Junts per Catalunya. ERC needed the support of at least one of the two groups to move it forward. Despite adding the votes of the Comunes and the CUP to their own, they couldn't validate the decree. They only achieved the PSC's abstention against the rejection of Junts, PP, Ciudadanos, and Vox.

Political Reactions to Temporal Rental Regulations in Barcelona

Ester Capella, the acting Minister and main promoter of the decree, criticized the rejection. She argued that it "clears the way for speculation and fraud" and distances the Parliament from defending housing as a citizen's right. Mònica Sales, spokesperson for Junts, suggested that "temporal housing needs regulation, but not like this. And we need to listen to the sector." The PSC initially reproached ERC for their initiative. They considered it "more electoral than governmental," in the words of their spokesperson, Lluïsa Moret. Moret criticized the Republicans for making "proposals that have not been agreed upon or debated in parliament." Junts per Catalunya opposed addressing the housing problem solely through regulation. Their number three, Josep Rull, called the decree a "monumental blunder" and criticized the decision as smelling of electoralism.

Key Provisions in the Temporal Rental Laws in Barcelona

The decree introduced a new article in the 2007 Catalonia Housing Law. This article establishes that leases for various purposes will be considered ordinary housing leases, subject to rent control. The decree also regulates the maximum rent for room rentals. It stipulates that the rent for all elements of the property cannot exceed the maximum price set by law for the complete property rental.

Current Status of Temporal Rentals and Room Rentals in Spain

In Spain, there is currently no regulation for room rentals. Temporal rentals are excluded from the LAU. They are governed by the Civil Code, with conditions left to free agreement between the parties. The Minister of Territory, Ester Capella, defended the need to regulate this type of midterm rental. She argued it was necessary to close the "loopholes" in the Spanish housing law. These loopholes have led to an increase in temporal rentals in Barcelona to evade rent control.

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Finding out which places to go and also which places not to go can be difficult and also time consuming. That is why we have made a list for you with companies we know so you can find your way. This list offers free, group and private tours for all places throughout the city.

Runner Bean Tours Barcelona

Whether you’re looking for free walking tours of the Gaudi neighborhood and Old City, tours with the kids, historical, or private tours, Runner Bean Tours has you covered! Runner Bean Tours offers six different tour options. You can get a free tour through the Gaudi neighborhood to enjoy the marvelous buildings Gaudi has to offer as well as viewing the unfinished Sagrada Familia(Barcelona’s signature architecture). The other free tour option from Runner Bean’s is a tour of the Gothic Quarter where you can enjoy a walking tour around one of Europe’s most charming medieval districts as well as learn the secrets behind the stones in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona.

If you want a more historical tour you can either enjoy Runner Bean’s ‘City of Contrast’ tour which is a tour of Pre-Spanish Civil War Barcelona(1835-1936). You can also enjoy the ‘Dark Past’ walking night tour which is a walking tour around El Born in the moonlight hours chronicling the punishments during medieval times in Barcelona and the infamous Spanish inquisition. Price per private group for both of these tours is 170 euros. The price per person for a scheduled tour of the ‘Dark Past’ tour is 15 euros a person while it costs 20 euros a person for the ‘City of Contrast’ tour. 

You can also enjoy a kid-friendly tour for 155 euros for a private group or 15 euros per adult or child in a non-private group. Children up to three years old can tour for free with their parents/siblings.

Sandeman’s NEW Barcelona Tours

Whether you want a free tour, a bike tour, a modern architecture tour, or a tour that specializes on showing you the multitude of tapas that Barcelona has to offer, Sandeman’s is the right tourism group for you! Enjoy free walking tours of Barcelona that start at 10 am, 11 am, and 2 pm daily or enjoy a bike tour that starts at 10:30 am daily. Regular prices for Sandeman’s bike tours are 18 euros while it costs 16 euros for a bike tour if you are a current student. Prices for Gaudi/modern architecture tours are at a regular price of 12 euros with 10 euros being the price for students. Gaudi/modern architecture tours leave at 2:30 pm daily. Lastly if you want to learn more about Barcelona’s famous and most popular tapas, enjoy a ’Tapas Experience Tour’ for a regular price of 20 euros and 18 euros for students. Tapas Experience tours start at 7 pm daily. 

Barcelona Day Tours

Not in the mood for a walking tour but want to enjoy a tour comfortably? Barcelona Day Tours offers tours in and around Barcelona in air-conditioned vehicles that can fit any sized groups and can pick up from any location including the cruise line port and airport. Barcelona Day Tours offers a number of tour options that can take you anywhere in Barcelona. Prices range from 59-99 euros per person depending on the tour. 

Brightside

Want to enjoy a tour in a van or in a European style sidecar? Brightside offers both options to fully enjoy your tour of your new hometown of Barcelona. The Brightside sidecar tours offer a number of different tour options to choose from. All sidecar tours are slow paced and safe. Sidecar tours can last anywhere from 3 hours to 8 hours(if you want to enjoy a full day tour in Barcelona). Prices usually range anywhere from 100-500 euros. Brightside also offers a number of options for van tours ranging from 45-105 euros. 

Vesping

Looking for a tour of Barcelona riding on scooters? You’ve found the right place! 'Vesping' offers comprehensive city tours of Barcelona on ‘vespas’ for either 80 euros for single drivers or 100 euros for driver + passenger tours. Afterwards you can keep your vespas and get a 20% discount on the GPS rental fee! 

If you’re in a group with more than 4 people, Vesping recommends you reserve a private tour that provides an extensive, comprehensive tour of Barcelona. Prices for private tours usually range anywhere from 125-250 euros depending on the size of the group and the type of tour you choose to go on(plenty of options to choose from). 

Excursions Barcelona

Looking for something other than your average walking tour of Barcelona? 'Excursions Barcelona' does happen to offer free walking tours but also provides other options for Barcelona tours. 'Excursions' offers unique tours like biking tours(city, night, Montjuic E-Bike) and sailing tours. You also have the option of discovering the beautiful, clear waters of the Costa Brava on a 'Kayaking and Snorkeling' tour if you are in the mood to enjoy a weekend day trip to Girona! Excursions Barcelona also offers guided private and custom tours to get the most out of discovering Barcelona and the Costa Brava.

ForeverBarcelona

Want to enjoy a fully customized private tour of Barcelona? 'ForeverBarcelona' offers city tours of Barcelona, food tours, and specialty tours customized to your liking. Specialty Barcelona tour options include an endless amount to choose from including architecture, shopping, history etc. ForeverBarcelona also offers options for out of town day trips (half or full day options) to places like Girona, Dali, Montserrat, or Tarragona among other options.

Free Walking Tours Barcelona

The name says it all! Enjoy a free walking tour around either the Gothic Quarter, Gaudi, or the Raval. You will also have the option of taking a bike tour around the Barcelona beach area. You can either bring your own bike or rent a bike for 4 euros!

Native Walks

Looking for a tour that customizes and caters to the needs and interests of their customers? 'Native Walks' prides itself on satisfying their customers in making sure they see what they want to see on their tours of Barcelona and making sure new residents of Barcelona get the most out of their new hometown! Types of tours that Native Walks provides include… Walking Tours- Want just a casual walking tour? Enjoy a walking tour with Native Walks where you can learn about the history of Barcelona along with hearing interesting local stories! Art of Shopping- Want to find the best places to shop? Native Walks offers a tour exclusively catered to those who love to shop or want to find the right places to shop. Native Walks will show you the right places to shop for clothes among other things! Nightlife- Enjoy partying and dancing? Known as the city that ’never sleeps’ Barcelona has an endless amount of bars and nightclubs to choose from. Enjoy a night out in Barcelona with Native Walks and enjoy discounts along with skipping the line at non-touristy clubs in Barcelona! Unique Local Experience- If you want to adjust to living in Barcelona as quickly as possible, enjoy a ULE tour with Native Walks where their tour guides will be your ‘colleague’ during this experience. ULE offers a number of different options including beach trips, wine tasting, along with backstreet Barcelona tours among a number of different options to choose from to truly make this tour your own ‘unique local experience.' Art and Culture- Are you a lover of art and want to see the many different kinds of artwork that Barcelona has to offer? Native Walks will take you on a tour to see the different art galleries, art museums, and painting workshops! If you’re looking for a specific type of art to see like paintings, sculptures, or architecture, Native Walks will adjust your tour accordingly. Cooking and Gastronomy- Food lover? Native Walks will show you the best places to eat/drink. Whether you are looking for an upscale restaurant, cheap tapas bars, or the best wineries in Barcelona, Native Walks has you covered! If you love to cook and want to learn how to cook popular Barcelona dishes along with other mediterranean-style dishes, you will have the opportunity to attend cooking workshops taught by local chefs!

You could not have made a better decision to move/travel to Barcelona! Barcelona is as great as it gets when it comes to places to live/enjoy in Spain and in Europe as a whole. To fully be aware and experience the gem of a new hometown you are living in, one of these groups will give you the best Barcelona tours to get you fully accustomed to this wonderful place and help make you very knowledgeable about the history and current state of Barcelona. You'll love living here but it would be a great idea on starting to get to know your new hometown rather quickly. All of these Barcelona tour groups will help you with that and you'll be an expert on your new hometown in no time!

-Ryan

]]> 3623 0 0 0 207 http://suitelife.com/blog/must-see-things-in-barcelona/99-things-to-do-in-barcelona-experience-the-real-barcelona/ 0 0 https://suitelife.com/?p=3710 Thu, 14 Jul 2016 16:07:41 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3710 The Best  low cost luxury Barcelona Hotels for Friends/Relatives

Now that you have moved to Barcelona, we're sure your friends and relatives are already thinking about coming to visit you in your new hometown. If you've read any of our numerous blogs on all things Barcelona, you know the amount of things to do and enjoy here are endless. Your visitors will be more than satisfied with their visits to Barcelona but they'll need a place to stay while they are here. If you along with your guests are trying to be cost effective with finding the right hotel, here are ten of the best Barcelona hotels to stay for under 200 euros.

B Hotel

If you're looking for great hotel options for under 200 euros for your friends/relatives, 'B Hotel' is a great option for you! This hotel is located in a prime location where it is just a 3 minute walk to/from the Espanya metro station while also being 5 minutes from the Fira de Barcelona convention center. B Hotel is also located 2.3 km(1.43 miles) from Plaza de Catalunya. Rooms at B Hotel feature free Wi-Fi, a minibar, and a flat screen TV with room service also being available for guests. Amenities at B Hotel include a dining room where breakfast is served, an outdoor pool, a lobby bar, and a rooftop tapas bar.

Booking.com rating: fabulous 8.7* Location rating: 9.3

Hotel Condal Barcelona

If your guests are interested in staying in a historic hotel, 'Hotel Condal' is the right place for them! Built in 1850, Hotel Condal is located in Barcelona's gothic quarter and is only a two minute walk to/from the Liceu metro station while being a nine minute walk to/from the Picasso Museum. Rooms at Hotel Condal feature free Wi-Fi, simple furnishings, and satellite TVs. Some rooms also have Juliet balconies. Hotel Condal also has a casual cafe that serves free continental breakfast and a patio/sunroom to relax in!

Booking.com rating: Very good 8.2*

Melia Sarria Barcelona

This hotel is one of my favourites in Barcelona. Melia Sarrià Barcelona is a great hotel. It is located just off avenue diagonal where it meets avenue de Sarrià. Meliá Sarrià Barcelona offers outstanding service towards its visitors and full attention. The hotel offers a full spa, gourmet restaurants and Free wireless internet throughout the Hotel. The hotel is wishing walking distance from some of Gaudi's best works and many other sights which should be visited be newcomers of the city during their stay in Barcelona. This is not the only Hotel of the Melià branch here in Barcelona as they offer another location near the beach which features a rooftop terrace with amazing views. Booking.com rating: Very good 8.3*

Ramblas Hotel

If your visitors want to stay in an area where the pedestrian streets are always vibrant, 'Ramblas Hotel' is a great option for them. Rooms at Ramblas feature complimentary Wi-Fi, desks, and satellite TVs while some rooms have balconies with great views of La Ramblas and the city of Barcelona. A casual cafe is also a part of this hotel and breakfast is complimentary in the mornings. Ramblas also provides other amenities such as bike rentals, a business center, and a terrace.

Booking.com rating: Good 7.5*

Hotel Constanza Barcelona

Located in the centre of Barcelona in the Eixample district, 'Hotel Constanza Barcelona' provides great service along with comfortable accommodations for a great price. Services at Hotel Constanza include luggage storage, concierge services, car and bicycle rental, and tour information and ticket sales. Other services/facilities at this hotel include a laundry service, meeting rooms, a business centre, and a shuttle service among others. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the hotel and a continental breakfast with a wide variety is served every morning.

Booking.com rating: Fabulous 8.8*

Hotel Villa Emilia Barcelona

Are your visitors looking for a more upscale-style hotel but don't want to spend more than 200 euros on a hotel? Well 'Hotel Villa Emilia' is the right place for them! The rooms at Villa Emilia offer free Wi-Fi, desks, and flat screen TV's along with room service. Complimentary breakfast is provided in the mornings to hotel guests. Hotel Villa Emilia also has an elegant-style restaurant that features a grand piano for guests to enjoy listening to while eating a meal. This hotel also has a terrace lounge where guests can enjoy occasional live jazz performances. If your visitors want to bring their four-legged friends along for the trip, Villa Emilia allows pets if they are notified beforehand.

Booking.com rating: SuperB 9.0*

Room Mate Emma

If your guests are looking for a more casual style Barcelona hotel, 'Room Mate Emma' is a great option for them. Room Mate Emma is located just a six minute walk to/from the Diagonal Metro station. It is also located just 1.9 km(1.18 miles) from La Sagrada Familia and 2.7 km(1.68 miles) from the Picasso Museum. Rooms at Room Mate Emma include free Wi-Fi, minibars, desks, and flat-screen TVs. Suites at 'Emma' include bathtubs and/or living rooms.

Booking.com rating: Fabulous 8.8*

International Cool Local Hotel

Yes, the name says it all. This is a cool local hotel! 'International Cool Local Hotel' is a very informal hotel but provides 'cool' views of the city as well as 'cool' artwork on display in the guest rooms. This hotel is located just a ten minute walk from the Picasso Museum and Plaza de Catalunya. Basic rooms have flat-screen TV's along with complimentary Wi-Fi. The 'upgraded' rooms feature sitting areas, balconies, and minifridges. Other amenities in this hotel include a bar, a cafe, and a rooftop terrace.

Booking.com rating: N/A Location Rating: 9.5

Hotel Dequesa de Cardona Barcelona

If your guests want to stay at a Barcelona hotel closer to the water, 'Hotel Dequesa de Cardona Barcelona' is a great spot for them! This hotel overlooks the Barcelona Port and is located very close to Barcelona's gothic quarter. This hotel is a nine minute walk to/from the Drassanes metro station and is 3 km(1.86 miles) from La Sagrada Familia. Rooms at this hotel feature flat-screen TV's, minibars, and tea/coffee making machines along with complimentary Wi-Fi. Suites include sitting areas and Nespresso machines while some of the 'upgraded' rooms feature private balconies. This hotel also includes an inside restaurant, an outdoor terrace restaurant, a pool, and a cocktail bar.

Booking.com rating: fabulous 8.9* Location Rating: 9.5

Pulitzer Hotel

If your guests like garden-type features, the 'Pulitzer Hotel' is a great option for them to enjoy those features. Pulitzer features avant-garde furnishings. Typical guest rooms at Pulitzer include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. The 'upgraded' rooms have leather sofas while the suites have canopy beds, an dock to play music off an iPod, and a living room. Pulitzer also offers convenient room service. Amenities at Pulitzer included a regional restaurant, a lobby bar that includes a patio, and a rooftop terrace that offers weekly entertainment and includes a garden. Other amenities at Pulitzer include a sauna, an indoor pool(heated!), and a fitness center.

Booking.com rating: Fabulous 8.9* Location Rating: 9.7 All of these hotels are very cost friendly for visitors in contrast to previous blogs posted on this site listing the top 10 romantic hotels in Barcelona and the best luxury hotels in Barcelona. Not only is Barcelona a great place to live but a great place to visit. Your relatives/friends are guaranteed to enjoy their visit here but finding the right place to stay is a huge part of enjoying the experience in this beautiful city! All of these Barcelona hotels are great options for under 200 euros along with providing quality amenities, A+ service, and comfortable accommodations! We hope this list will be helpful for you incase you have friends coming over. If you think there are hotels missing from this list let us know below! Then we can add it too our list.

-Ryan

]]> 3710 0 0 0 https://suitelife.com/?p=3827 Thu, 28 Jul 2016 14:31:31 +0000 https://suitelife.com/?p=3827 La Tomatina- World's Biggest Food Fight. Ever got in a food fight during lunch in your cafeteria in grade school and got in trouble with the principal? Want to take part in the ultimate food fight that you won’t get in trouble for? In that case you will need to go to La Tomatina in Buñol which is located near Valencia! Widely regarded as the ‘World’s Biggest Food Fight’, 'La Tomatina' is held each year on the last Wednesday of August. During La Tomatina, a large number of people from all over the world take part in a large tomato fight where over one hundred metric tons of tomatoes are constantly being thrown and participants are covered in tomato juice after the fighting ends. Starting around 11 am on the day of La Tomatina, trucks haul the large amounts of tomatoes to Plaza del Pueblo, the centre of Bunol. The tomato fight officially starts once the water cannons go off and the tomato throwing chaos begins. The fight lasts for one hour and then no more tomatoes can be thrown. After the fighting ends, the cleaning begins with fire trucks spraying down the streets. Participants usually find ways to clean themselves off by using water from the Bunol River.

History of La Tomatina

La Tomatina has been a major tradition in Bunol since the mid 1940’s. It remains unknown as to how this tradition started. Common theories include a casual local food fight among friends, a class war among juveniles, and a joke on an untalented musician. A very popular theory among many was that it started as a result of unhappy citizens of Bunol throwing tomatoes at councilmen during a town celebration. But regardless of what actually started it, it was so enjoyable that it continued for years and years to come. La Tomatina was put on a brief hiatus during the Spanish State period when former president Francisco Franco banned it due to it having no religious significance. However, the festival returned after Franco’s death in 1975. The festival is held in honor of Bunol’s patron saints Luis Bertran and the Mare de Deu dels Desemparats.

Rules of La Tomatina

While participating in La Tomatina is a great time for all and is usually pretty chaotic, there are still some rules in places to make sure no one gets hurt and things don't get too out of hand. The rules put in place are the following: [caption id="attachment_8334" align="alignnone" width="1400"]  [/caption] - No bottles or hard objects are allowed since they can hurt other participants and can cause accidents - Do not rip the t-shirts of other participants - The tomatoes have to be squashed before being used to reduce the impact felt upon contact with the tomatoes - Keep a safe distance from the lorries - Once you hear the second shot at the end of the fight you MUST stop throwing tomatoes 

La Tomatina Warm Ups

Valencia Boat Party- Before taking part in the fun chaos that is 'La Tomatina', enjoy a three hour cruise along the mediterranean for only 50 euros! Benefits from taking part in this boat party include food, all you can drink beer and sangria, and a stop that will give you the opportunity to jump off the boat and swim. If you don't feel like taking part in this cruise before La Tomatina, sunset cruises are also available. Official Pre La Tomatina Party- Before the big event enjoy a six hour long pregame! This party takes part at one of the best out door terraces in Valencia. Enjoy quality DJ's and booze for only 10 euros!

Post-La Tomatina Activities

Official La Tomatina After Party- Enjoy a popular after party with over 3,500 others in attendance after going crazy throwing tomatoes! With great music and cheap alcohol, this is the perfect way to end an epic day. General entrance tickets are usually around 20 euros. There are also options for VIP entrance including 40 euro VIP tickets that include 5 drinks of your choice and 60 euro VIP tickets that include 10 drinks. Sunset Boat Party- Like I mentioned in the 'La Tomatina Warm Ups' section, there is an option for a sunset boat party after the festival in addition to the pre-La Tomatina boat party. You probably will not see many(or any) of these types of festivals going on elsewhere but this is definitely a time worth having if you're in Barcelona or Spain for that matter. If you want to do something unique(unlike anything you have ever experienced), act silly, and do something you couldn't get away with during your glory days in grade school, this is the perfect opportunity for you! La Tomatina is the most chaotic fun you'll ever have and the best food fight you'll ever take part in!     -Ryan]]> 3827 0 0 0