Mariscal in La Pedrera

With drawing as an essential instrument, Javier Mariscal has developed his own artistic language which has gone beyond graphic design.

Discover him at the exhibition "Mariscal a la Pedrera", which looks back over this designer's forty-year career. Also, discover the working methods used by this tireless creator who has created a five metre high work entitled Alegria for this exhibition.

Until the 30/01/2011 in Casa Milà - La Pedrera (Passeig de Gràcia street number 92) you can ejoy this exposition for free.

Fuente: web del Ajuntament de Barcelona

Travelling: II International Festival of Short Films in the Metro

The international short film festival in the Metro "Travelling" tries to capture the spirit of vindication of short film format where less is more.


A sample of 15 to 24 October will bring you the best creations of the entertainment and fiction genres made by amateurs and professionals.


Get on the Metro and enjoy all the shows from the platforms, the interiors of subway and the station forecourt Universitat (L1 and L2) or Espai Mercè Sala L5 Diagonal station and vote for your favorites!

Fuente: TMB

We're in facebook!!!

Thanks to Fabiola, our host in BBB-Casanova, we are now in Facebook. we invite you to know more about us.

We invite you to become friends/fan of our Bed and Breakfast and you will discover and enjoy the promotions that offer!

And of course we invite you to participate actively in this new adventure: send us your photos and comments of your holiday in Barcelona...

The MNAC takes the street

Starting this Thursday, Barcelona became a museum in the open air through the project "The MNAC takes the street" which expose over thirty exact digital replicas of masterpieces from the National Museum of Catalan Art exhibited in various venues around the city thanks to the project MNAC takes the street.

Walking along Avenida Diagonal, Rambla Catalunya, Passeig de Gracia and some of the streets of Old Town you will find faithful reproductions of some of the works of Francisco de Zurbarán, Velázquez, Salvador Dali, Joan Miro and Pablo Picasso.

Fuente: Ajuntament de Barcelona