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You can’t help but feel a sense of belonging when you stumble upon a good read and meet a claw-some feline companion at Mon Chat Pitre in Aix-en-Provence, France!

The center of Catalonia compared to the center of Columbia.

Barcelona’s very own Subway Musicians. Discover how the underground music culture comes to life.

Check out the Moco Museum in Barcelona to see contemporary and modern art, featuring works by Banksy and Warhol.

The top notch fashion and lack of athletic attire throughout Barcelona has inspired us to begin dressing up for no occasion at all.

Floral vibes and fragrant foods will lure you into a unique brunch spot in the heart of Barcelona. This is one spot where you can take your Instagram-worthy photos, and have food that needs no filter.

The people of Aix-en-Provence, France are not afraid to people-watch. Many perceive it as rude, but there may be a deeper rooted history.

A plethora of musical talent adorns the streets of Aix-en- Provence. These performers are the stars of the town, ranging from vocalists to full-blown, multi-instrument musicians.

Discover the magic of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter by learning the passionate art of tango on a rooftop, where history, culture, and breathtaking views come together in an unforgettable experience.

Come explore the sweet side of Spain!

This type of pattern in coffee is not only hard to achieve but also hard to look over. It immediately catches your eye and helps you appreciate their craft even more. It starts to be more meaningful than just your daily cup of joe.

While strolling through the streets of Barcelona, we stumbled across a hidden gem: News & Coffee. This newsstand offers a variety of chic magazines while also serving tasty coffees.

Ciutadella park is a great option for travelers that want to experience beautiful nature when visiting Barcelona.

Barcelona’s unique relationship with cannabis and the loopholes to enjoying a nice high.

As the boldest birds all over Barcelona, pigeons leave an impression on tourists—but they might not be too popular with locals!

For the thousands of beautiful fountains in Barcelona’s streets, many want to know why they are not working.

Embark on a whirlwind adventure with us through three cities in Spain that all had very different environments.

Casa Batlló and its unique offering to view at night offers a whole new enchanting experience.

El Mercat dels Encants precedes itself as the “market of endless opportunities” where one can find themselves immersed in a long history of trading.

Castillo Torre Salvana is a 10th century castle.It has been said to be haunted for over many years and was given the nickname ‘el castillo del infierno’ by locals which translates to the castle of hell.

Little do fashionistas know that the stylish espadrille was born in Barcelona by the farmers of Catalonia.