Together with the Picasso, the Museum of Football Club Barcelona is the most visited in the city. The fame and internationality of this team arouses passion in every visitor that comes to Barcelona. Cups, old pictures and some anecdotes get together in this peculiar museum.
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A getaway to Barcelona, the city of modernism, the perfect destination to discover all the best restaurants, the more romantic, those where the quality of food is a must and its concept goes beyond traditional cuisine.
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Barcelona is the birthplace of the avant-garde movement , represented in last technology buildings and museums where you can explore new worlds. In HotelSearch we always recommend the trendiest things to do and also the most modern museums of this interesting city. If you are in Barcelona, you can’t miss them.
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The charm of visiting Barcelona is often dramatically ruined by the high amount of pickpockets lying in wait. One must be aware of this serious risk and learn how to prevent it. Next are some insights on the different areas patrolled by pickpockets, their strategies and tips to avoid them.
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You know for sure what to do in Barcelona in the daytime: Gaudi buildings, Barceloneta beach, maybe Camp Nou Stadium, why not Picasso Museum… But what about at night? First keep in mind the name of the three coolest districts in the city: El Raval, Barri Gòtic and Gràcia. Then keep on reading.
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To visit museums makes you yawn? Not anymore. This time the point is not to learn facts about art, history and cultural heritage. Instead, the most curious and odd museums in Spain are selected here in order to have an amusing time and enjoy a kind of exhibition different to the usual ones.
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Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, located about 120 km south of the Pyrenees mountains and the French border, has the second largest subway network in Spain, and since 2009, the Spanish first metro with two fully automated lines; lines 9 and 11. (more…)

In its hotel offer, Spain has come to reach new heights of luxury and sophistication. Suitable both for demanding tourists and for those interested in the subject, a route along some of the most distinguised hotels of the country is proposed next.
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On 2 December at 18.10h, the phrase “Merry Christmas” in Russian, French, Arabic, German and other languages, along with the rest of the light decoration, will turn on the Christmas lights of Barcelona. Especially will illuminate the main shopping areas, but this year have been added streets as Gran Via, Balmes or Aragó. The streets will be illuminated from Sunday to Thursday from 18.10 until 22 hours, Friday and Saturday from 18.10 until 24 hours. (more…)

The district El Raval in Barcelona, next to Las Ramblas, is perhaps the most representative of the city and its cosmopolitan part. In this place there is one original bar La Concha, which has as an icon the singer Sara Montinel.

Surely many of you have heared on of her famous songs: “Siempre que te pregunto / que, cuándo, cómo y dónde / tú siempre me respondes / quizás, quizás, quizás” because Sara’s Montiel voice has immortalized this song and one of her fans is the owner of this small musical bar in the heart of the old Chinese quarter of Barcelona, now called El Raval. And the whole inside of La Concha is literally upholstered with hundreds of pictures of the Spanish diva of the melody.

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