In the vibrant heart of Barcelona, Plaça d’Espanya acts as an imposing hub for routes and sights. And right there, flanking the start of the avenue that ascends toward the magical mountain of Montjuïc, stand two unmistakable silhouettes: the Venetian Towers (Torres Venecianes). More than mere architectural elements, they are guardians of almost a century … Read more
Barcelona, the 1970s. The city was moving to a new rhythm, leaving one era behind and cautiously, hopefully, looking toward another. On Avinguda del Paral·lel, the legendary artery of Barcelona’s entertainment scene, the echo of the great nights of vaudeville and revue still resonated, although the neon lights now competed with the growing shadow of … Read more
The Arnau Theatre is one of the most iconic and historic buildings in Barcelona, a city located in northeastern Spain, known for its rich cultural and architectural heritage. This landmark theatre is located on the famous Paral·lel Avenue, a street traditionally associated with art, entertainment, and Barcelona’s nightlife. The Arnau first opened in 1894 as … Read more