Barcelona is one of the most popular and most visited city destinations in Europe. This is hardly surprising, as the city not ...

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Barcelona on Friday reopened its beaches, closed as part of a nationwide coronavirus lockdown imposed in Spain in mid-March, but only to allow people to exercise between 6:00 am and 10:00 am. With ...

After doing all that data work, it named Barcelona’s Sitges Beach the World’s Happiest Beach. "Sitges Beach in Barcelona, Spain, is crowned the world’s happiest beach, with a near-perfect ...

Not only is Barcelona blessed with a great food scene, stunning architecture and superb nightlife, it has beaches. Here’s your guide to picking out the best stretch of sand for your holiday.

Four of the Catalan city's beaches became non-smoking last year as part of a pilot scheme and the smoking ban will now be extended to all 10 beaches along Barcelona's coastline ...

Barcelona opened its beaches today, closed since the beginning of the isolation imposed in mid-March. However people can visit them only if they play sports and between 6 and 10 o'clock, AFP reported.

Thinking about a trip to Barcelona, Spain? There's plenty to do, depending on the time you have and what your budget will allow. In this article, European travel enthusiast Emma Braby shares her ...

Avoid the droves of bustling crowds with this pristine beach - located just 15 minutes away from one of Barcelona's busiest hotpots - that has been described by one local as the 'perfect escape' ...

TOURISTS who smoke on any of Barcelona’s 10 beaches now face fines after a ban on lighting up on the sand was approved. The Catalan capital has now become Spain’s first large city to outlaw ...

Avoid Barcelona and visit 'friendly, good value' Spanish city with beautiful beaches Anyone hoping to visit Barcelona should perhaps visit another "friendly" and "good value" Spanish alternative ...

Barcelona's beach was created to attract tourists. Across the Catalonian region of north-eastern Spain, rising sea levels and winter storms have been eating away at the coastline.