Kay Sushi Experience Barcelona: What a Family Lunch Costs
Kay Sushi Experience, an all-you-can-eat Japanese buffet near Passeig de Grà cia: €17.50 per person on weekdays at midday, drinks extra, and what we paid for four.
Barcelona
Always wondered what Barcelona can give to a tourist. We invite you to visit all of ours Barcelona dedicated articles. There you can find main sights and wondering if there still places to visit. Looking to step off the beaten track and get into the local rhythm? Or maybe you just want to escape the tourist crowds? We try to cover all your wonderlust feeling, whatever your interests, whatever the weather and of course all tips are for travellers with kids.
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Dalà Boulevard Cibernètic: Is It Worth It With Kids?
DalĂ Boulevard Cibernètic in Barcelona with kids: what’s inside, ticket prices, how long it takes, the VR ship ride and whether we’d go back.
Tarragona Day Trip: A Roman Amphitheatre Above the Beach
Tarragona has a Roman amphitheatre cut into the cliff, and the beach is directly below it. That’s the whole pitch. You climb through the tiers where a Roman audience sat two thousand years ago, with…
Adventure Activities Near Barcelona: 6 We’ve Actually Done
An hour and a half inland from Barcelona there’s a town called Igualada where you can fly three different ways — a paraglider, a glider, or a hot-air balloon. And in Barcelona itself, the municipal…
Where to Eat in Barcelona With Kids: 13 Places We Go
Every “best restaurants in Barcelona” list is written by someone who was here for four days. We’ve lived here since 2010, and this is the honest version: the places we take visitors, the places we…
Best Views in Barcelona: Which Ones Are Free, and When
Barcelona sits in a bowl between the sea and a ridge of hills, which means it has more good viewpoints than almost any city its size, and most of them are free. It also means…
Barcelona in the Rain: What’s Open, What It Costs, With Kids
It rains about 55 days a year in Barcelona, and when it does it tends to do it properly — heavy, sudden, and for a few hours rather than all day. If one of those…
Where to Stay in Barcelona with Kids (and Where to Avoid): A Local Hotelier’s Guide
I’ve lived in Barcelona since 2010, and for fourteen years from 2011 I worked as an account manager for a major online travel agency, looking after hotel portfolios across Spain, the Barcelona coast included. Which…
Bunkers del Carmel: Hours, How to Get There & the Sunset Rule
Bunkers del Carmel: Barcelona’s Best View, and the Sunset Rule Nobody Mentions The Bunkers del Carmel have the best view in Barcelona. Not the best famous view — the best view, full stop. You stand…
Barcelona Family Trip Cost: A Real Week for Four, Itemised
What a Week in Barcelona Really Costs a Family of Four Every “how much does Barcelona cost” article I’ve read gives you a range. Eighty to two hundred euros a day. Which is useless, because…
Barcelona Tourist Map: Every Area & What’s Actually in It
Tap the square icon in the top corner to open this map in the Google Maps app and save it offline. Most Barcelona maps show you pins. They don’t tell you the thing you actually…
48h Open House Barcelona 2026: Dates, Queues & Best Picks
One weekend every October, more than 250 buildings across Barcelona open their doors for free — including a great many you cannot get into on any other day of the year. The 48h Open House…
MNAC Barcelona: The €2 Ticket Most Visitors Miss
Quick answer MNAC is the enormous domed palace at the top of the steps above Plaça d’Espanya that everyone photographs and almost nobody goes into. But during pandemics, with everything closed, once we were allowed…
Picasso Museum Barcelona: Under-18s Go Free (2026 Guide)
Quick answer I went with our kids twice, once on the first Sunday of the month during pandemics, and the second time with kids and my parents who came to Barcelona. Both times we went…
Casa Vicens: The GaudĂ House Without the Queue (2026)
Quick answer We visited this place during pandemics, when it was possible to move around Barcelona city. Here to mention, that the price was different then for us. On the other hand, this was our…
Tibidabo With Kids: Which Ticket to Buy, and the Real Cost
Quick answer The two tickets, and which one you want Ticket Over 120 cm 90–120 cm Over 60 Entrance (whole park) €39.00 €15.50 €11.70 Panoramic (emblematic rides + views) €21.50 €11.80 €9.10 Single ride, one…
Chocolate Museum Barcelona With Kids: Is It Worth €8?
Quick answer Where to stay in Barcelona — our three picks TOURChocolate workshops for families – compare times and prices before you go. Also on Viator. See tickets Budget · GrĂ ciaGenerator Barcelona – private family…
Park GĂĽell With Kids: What’s Free, What’s Not (2026)
Quick answer Where to stay in Barcelona — our three picks TICKETSPark GĂĽell tickets – compare times and prices before you go. Also on Viator. See tickets Budget · GrĂ ciaGenerator Barcelona – private family rooms…
Barcelona With Kids in Winter: 11 Things to Do (Local Guide)
Every winter we watch tourists walk down Passeig de GrĂ cia in t-shirts, and every winter I want to stop them. Barcelona in winter is mild compared to London, Oslo or Paris — it rarely drops…
Barcelona Christmas Markets 2026: Dates + All 5 Ranked
The Barcelona Christmas market 2026 season runs from late November to 6 January, but not every market lasts that long, and they’re very different from the German markets you might be picturing. We live in…