Flying mid week is still cheapest according to research from Which? Travel

Barcelona's most accessible modern art museum, Santa Monica is located on the famous La Rambla

Barcelona's Port Vell (or Old Harbor in English) is a round-the-clock attraction at the seaside end of Las Rambla.

Railorfly.com is the world's first website to provide a thorough and "all inclusive" comparison of costs and travel times of trains and planes for 500 routes in Europe and North America.

The massive Roman Amphitheater in Tarragona is an impressive sight and restored to nearly its Roman glory.

Las Ramblas, in the middle of busy Barcelona, is a mile-long boulevard of tourist delights. This pedestrian-friendly, tree-lined road links the Plaça de Catalunya, a bustling city square, with a monument to Christopher Columbus at Port Vell, on the waterfront.

Tarraco Viva Festival is a huge international cultural festival held every year in Tarragona, a big Roman city near Barcelona in Spain.

The history of budget air travel can be traced back to Southwest Airlines in Dallas, Texas in the Seventies, but it was not until the Nineties that deregulation of the European market allowed low-cost pioneers Ryanair and easyJet to really take off

The Boqueira market is a must-see destination for any food connoisseur travelling to Barcelona.

A master of architectural sea landscape immobilized in wrought iron, kaleidoscopic mosaics and stained glass, Antoni Gaudi was an outstanding artist impossible to be indifferent to.

My new favorite guidebooks are Moleskine's City Notebooks. Instead of telling you what they think is best, they give you a map and empty pages to write down your favorites instead!