Barcino had a thousand people and was surrounded by a wall.

For over 200 years, Barcelona was under Muslim rule, and with the Christian reconquest became the Carolingian Empire county.

The Gothic Quarter of the city is the heritage of splendor thirteenth to the fifteenth in Barcelona.

A mid-nineteenth century, with the arrival of the Industrial Revolution, develops mainly the textile sector.

The twentieth century also inaugurates a major urban transformation in the city of Barcelona, culminating with his characteristic Eixample district.

One of the leading architects of this period was the Catalan Antoni Gaudí, author of works such internationally known as the “Casa Milà” (or “Pedrera”), the “Casa Batlló” and the “Sagrada Familia”.

The gastronomy in Barcelona is based on a Mediterranean cuisine. His dishes are bread with tomato and beans with sausage.

Barcelona is a full tourist city, in every corner of the city can find a trace of our history to visit: Gothic Quarter, Gaudi Route.

We can find theaters, cinemas, recreational places, sports areas where visitors can spend their time enjoying the activity you want.