How to travel to Barcelona on a budget (my ultimate money-saving guide)
Barcelona might be famous for Gaudí’s masterpieces, sunny terraces, and late-night tapas—but you don’t need a big budget to enjoy it. After visiting the city countless times, I’ve learned exactly how to travel to Barcelona on a budget while still making the most of everything this vibrant Mediterranean destination has to offer. In this post, I’ll share my tried-and-tested money-saving tips to help you explore Barcelona affordably—from free things to do and budget eats to cheap accommodation and transport hacks. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, this post brings together all my best Barcelona content in one place, with updated advice and insider tricks.
Barcelona Card review: is it really worth it?
Wondering if the Barcelona Card is worth buying in 2025? This official city pass includes free public transport, select museum access at no charge, and discounts across dozens of attractions. I tested it during my five-day visit to Barcelona, so here’s my honest review: from everything you need to know about prices, to what’s included and whether it truly saves you money.
The best views of Barcelona: all the scenic viewpoints you can’t miss
I’ve been lucky to visit Barcelona countless times, so this post on the best views of Barcelona comes from personal experience. Even though exploring the city on foot is great, appreciating it from above will give you a whole different perspective: its hills, rooftops and towers reveal a perfect blend of the Mediterranean Sea, the nearby mountains and its unique architecture. Below you’ll find my favorite panoramic spots to admire Barcelona. Each location includes a little description, what you’ll see from there and a box with essential tips to plan your visit. At the end of this post, I've also included a map so you can easily pinpoint all the viewpoints mentioned here. So whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, these panoramic viewpoints will help you see the city from a whole new angle.
My 13 best things to do in Barcelona: map & suggested itinerary
If it’s your first time visiting the Spanish city of Barcelona, the sheer number of attractions can be overwhelming. What to do in Barcelona? Which attractions are really worth it? From Gaudí’s surreal creations to medieval cathedrals and seaside views, the capital of Catalonia never fails to impress. Having been lucky enough to visit various times over the years, in this travel guide I'll walk you through the best things to do in Barcelona, from the iconic Sagrada Familia or Park Güell, to the famous Mercat de la Boquería. My list truly captures the essence of this Mediterranean destination. At the end of this post, I've also included a map so you can easily pinpoint all the locations mentioned here, as well as a suggested 3-day trip itinerary.
How to list your place as a touristic apartment in Guipúzcoa
The online world offers endless opportunities to earn money, and making your home available is certainly a good way to do so. If you're interested in learning how to list your place as a touristic apartment in Guipúzcoa (Spain), including the latest developments, I'll be walking you through my own experience with this process. Let's dig into it!
What to do in Barcelona: my travel guide to Catalonia´s capital
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain, right after Madrid. With over 1.5 million inhabitants, it is the capital of Catalonia, a northeastern region located by the Mediterranean Sea but also bordering on France. Barcelona is one of the most popular options when visiting the country thanks to its touristic attractions, its mild climate and its delicious food. Read this comprehensive travel guide to learn more about the top things to do in Barcelona, where to eat and stay, and so much more.
Food and best restaurants in Barcelona: my favorite spots (+map)
As you may already know by now, I love discovering the local food specialties in every destination that I visit. In this eating guide, I'll share the best restaurants in Barcelona, including my favorite spots to try the traditional dishes from Catalonia, delicious bakeries and so much more. At the end of this post, you will also find a map with every location mentioned here. Ready to start this mouthwatering tour?
Top 6 cities in Morocco to visit (+ more for your bucket list)
When it comes to exploring cities in Morocco, every place has its own unique vibe — from golden beaches to ancient medinas. So far, I’ve had the chance to explore six of the country´s most fascinating destinations — Agadir, Casablanca, Essaouira, Fez, Marrakech and Rabat. In this travel recap, I’ll share the highlights of each including the best things to do, what to eat or where to stay. And if you’re already planning your adventure, stick around until the end for a handy map and a few more Moroccan cities that are still on my travel wishlist.
What to do in Fez: my complete travel guide & map
Visiting the Moroccan city of Fez is like stepping into another world — chaotic, colorful, and endlessly fascinating. When I first arrived here with my father during a Christmas trip, I honestly felt overwhelmed by the noise, the smells, and the labyrinthine alleys of the medina. But after a couple of days wandering, the spiritual capital of Morocco grew on me in ways I’ll never forget. If you’re planning your own adventure, here’s my travel guide to the best things to do in Fez, including where to eat and stay, travel tips, how to move around, and some day trip ideas. At the end of this post, I've also included a map so you can pinpoint all the locations mentioned here, as easily as possible.
Things to do in Rabat: map & travel guide to the capital of Morocco
When people think of Morocco, cities like Marrakech or Fez often steal the spotlight. But let me tell you a secret: Rabat was my favorite stop when I first visited the country in 2014. The capital has this calm yet fascinating mix of history, ocean breeze, Andalusian charm, and a lot fewer tourists. If you’re planning a trip, here’s my travel guide to the best things to do in Rabat, including key attractions, where to eat and stay, how to get around, suggested day trips and a map. In my opinion, the Moroccan capital is definitely an underrated gem you shouldn’t miss!
Things to do in Casablanca: a complete travel guide & map
Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city home to over 3 million people, is a fascinating mix of tradition and modernity. Known for its striking Art Deco architecture, bustling markets, and vibrant cultural life, it’s also the country’s economic powerhouse and a gateway for many international visitors. While often seen as just a stopover on the way to Marrakech or Fez, this destination has its own unique charm—where the Atlantic Ocean meets grand mosques, lively boulevards, and a cosmopolitan food scene. If you’re planning a trip to Morocco and wondering what to see and do in Casablanca, here’s a comprehensive post to help you make the most of your visit. In this travel guide, I'll walk you through the best things to do in Casablanca (often simply abbreviated as Casa), including what and where to eat, where to stay and some day trip ideas. At the end of this post, I've also included a map so you can easily pinpoint all the locations mentioned here.
6 destinations you can’t miss in the Segovia province
Located in the heart of Spain, namely in the Castile and León region, Segovia is one of those places that is often overlooked. Luckily, we took advantage of a recent family wedding to road trip throughout the Segovia province at our own pace. From the iconic capital city of Segovia itself, to lesser known but still charming villages, this area abounds with cultural treasures and serene landscapes. In this travel guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know to plan your trip, from the best destinations in the Segovia province, to what and where to eat, where to stay and so much more. At the end of this post, I’ve also included a map so you can easily pinpoint all the locations mentioned here.