Towering above the center of the Barri Gòtic district is Barcelona's principal cathedral. The Gothic cathedral's construction began in the late 13th century, though it wasn't completed until the ...

the huge Gothic cathedral (the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, off Avinguda de la Catedral. Take the Metro to Jaume I). Dating back to 1298, this stately old church does not attract the attention ...

On the other hand, Santa Eulalia square encompasses various taverns, among which Tándem or El Albedrío stand out, as well as other temples of good food where you can indulge in all the delights ...

Also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia or La Seu ... Pau Recinte Modernista—then called Hospital de la Santa Creu—with patient well-being and recovery in mind.

In the weeks around the first Sunday in May, Santa Eulalia celebrates its May festivities ... all the way up to the cathedral. Full of atmosphere, the processions, stalls selling handmade items, and ...

The name of this magnificent church is technically “The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia.” However ... Such as the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. Located in the Gothic Quarter, this ...

On March 7, the Cathedral opened its doors to the community for the first time with a free concert. The venue’s first closing set belonged to a native of the city, Alejandro Aranda, also known ...

If you're an architecture buff, take some time to check out the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, which was constructed beginning in 1869. Located a block east of the Santa Fe Plaza ...

Each time the script is the same with numerous young people who gather in the square between the Duomo and the convent of San Francesco as well as in the churchyard of Santa Chiara. As residents ...