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Photo: David Nicolas
Destinations: Barcelona
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: A Tapas Tour of Spain — by Anya von Bremzen, Published Oct. 2007
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Spain, Barcelona
Barcelona is Europe at its most dynamic and compelling, full of boundary-pushing food, art, and style, but grounded in centuries of culture. Where to begin? Here, our all-in-one guide to Catalonia’
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Barcelona
Barcelona's latest crop of eateries is embracing a simple, ingredient-based cuisine—and that ingredient is often seafood.
Barcelona
From the high-end boutiques of Passeig de Gracia to hidden shops in the Barri Gòtic, here is an exhaustive guide to getting your shopping fix in the Catalan capital of Barcelona. Be forewarned, how
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Spain's reigning city of style peaks in the summer, when long siestas give way to dining at midnight, dancing until dawn, then sleeping until lunchtime. Once you land, there's no need to shift the
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Barcelona, Catalonia and Barcelona
Described by a Catalan poet as "the great enchantress," Barcelona has been the muse to artists Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, and architect Antoni Gaudí.
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I would definetly recommend La Fianna, the tapas there are very good and well priced. The ambience is really relaxing and it is far enough from the main street so tourists are scarce. It is a very comfortable place with its red cushions to just sit and chat. Here is a good article I found on La Fianna with a few good tips:
http://www.bornliving.com/out-and-about/bars/la-fianna/
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