Barcelona, ​​capital of Catalonia, is a Mediterranean and cosmopolitan city that integrates Roman remains, medieval neighborhoods and the most beautiful examples of Modernism and the avant-gardes of the 20th century. Not in vain, UNESCO has declared a World Heritage Site emblematic buildings of Catalan architects Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Doménech i Montaner.

Of Roman origin, its long history and economic dynamism have provided Barcelona with an impressive cultural heritage, evident in the conservation of its rich historical-artistic heritage and in the promotion of the most innovative artistic trends. An extensive cultural agenda will lead the visitor to museums, exhibitions, outdoor sculptures ... and to a large program of music, theater and dance.

Tradition and modernity also form an innovative and imaginative gastronomy based on the products of the garden, fresh fish, sausages and olive oil. Artisanal pastries and sparkling wines complete a somber approach to gastronomic culture in Barcelona.

Walking on the sidewalks of Barcelona is surprising every moment. Pedestrian streets in old neighborhoods, green spaces and a splendid maritime facade with modern facilities reflect their integrating nature. Barcelona has managed to magnify its past without forgetting its future bets.

The city is endowed with extraordinary infrastructures dedicated to the celebration of seminars, symposiums and international competitions. Its exceptional communication networks, Mediterranean climate and many tourist attractions make Barcelona an important business city. Business parks and exhibition centers and congresses will host the most varied initiatives.

The visitor, business or pleasure, can also enjoy the Mediterranean character of Barcelona, ​​patent on the Costa Barcelona. The city also has beautiful urban beaches, marinas and golf courses by the sea. Nature lovers will not have to go too far to explore the mountain ranges that are part of the Cordillera Litoral and the Catalan Pyrenees.