Vinyl of the city
A quick view into some of the record stores of Barcelona. From house and techno specific to vintage, the city has a taste of anything. A TikTok is included showing the visits of each store.
A quick view into some of the record stores of Barcelona. From house and techno specific to vintage, the city has a taste of anything. A TikTok is included showing the visits of each store.
Impact of globalization between people, cultures, economies, and nations across the world.
Maggie Rogers concert at the Apolo 2 on June 4, 2023. A night that united music lovers from all over the world. Read more about what a concert is like in Barcelona.
Authentic flamenco productions show off the strong heritage and artistic background of Spanish culture.
Tucked away in the narrow alleyway of Carrer de Montcada, the historical Picasso Museum features hidden gems at every turn.
Among the crowds in Barcelona, you will find yourself on the metro, in restaurants and cafes, at the beach, and shopping. When you look down, you may be surprised to see four-legged friends trailing close behind their owners in these places you would not expect.
Secret town squares with centuries of history and hidden alleyways featuring street art riddle the city, waiting to be explored.
We tried a traditional Galician dish and a staple food of coastal Barcelona perfect for any seafood lover.
Up the staircase hidden behind Venus in her clam shell, a group of Catalonians groove in a Merengue style dance.
The Sagrada Familia Basilica has taken 140 years to build and still isn’t completed. While it has been under construction for multiple years, it is still a beautiful place to visit.
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Today for a classmate’s birthday, she wanted to go to the Parque de la Ciutadela and rent a boat. The boat cost us 10 euros for all 5 of us to rent a small boat and paddle around a pond in the middle of the park for as long as we wanted.
One unexpected aspect of Spain was seeing the wild boars roam the city at night. Regular South Carolina wildlife, like squirrels and deer, are hard to come by. USC students have seen the boars rummaging through trash or crossing the… Read More »Wildlife in Barcelona
After spending two weeks in Barcelona, our pockets and our bank accounts have started to suffer. Luckily for us, there are plenty of places to visit in the city where you can survive on a budget and still have fun. … Read More »Barcelona on a Budget
Over our long weekend in Aix-en-Provence, France, a small group of us could not resist the chance to take a beach day at a breathtaking spot in Marseille, France. The commute to Marseille was easy. From Aix, we jumped on… Read More »A Day in France
It’s not just the meals that are delicious and unique in Europe, but the packaged snacks as well.
The Frida Kahlo Exhibit was an immersive experience where visitors were able to become a part of her work. What set this art exhibit apart from others was our ability to not only see Kahlo’s art, but fully live in… Read More »Embrace your Inner Artist: An Immersive Frida Kahlo Experience
Aix en Province is known as the City of a Thousand Fountains. In the late 1800s, some canals allowed water to run in the basins of the fountains of the city. At first, these fountains were made for its practicality.
After a metro ride and a five-hour train ride from Barcelona, we finally arrived in the small town of Aix-en-Provence on Wednesday night. Aix-en-Provence is known as the “city of 1,000 fountains” and is located in the southern part of France.
On Monday morning, Group 14 visited the historic Santa Maria de Montserrat monastery. Nestled high up on the Catalonian mountains, Montserrat offered not only breath-taking views, but peaceful sanctuary from the world down below. It was about a 40 minute… Read More »The Montserrat, A True Marvel