'All of them were against us': Xavi rails against referees and rules out staying at Barça – video
The Barcelona manager also ruled out staying on as manager for the long term
Barcelona bus route removed from map apps to tackle tourist overcrowding
Residents welcome removal of number 116 route, often used to get to Park Güell
Marlborough Gallery: ‘blue chip’ art institution to close after nearly 80 years
Locations in London, New York, Barcelona and Madrid to be shut ‘after long and careful consideration’
March 2024
Eagles and falcons deployed to scare away pigeons in Barcelona
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona ‘will be completed in 2026’
February 2024
Former Brazil footballer Dani Alves denies rape as Spain trial wraps
‘I’m not the Chinese on the corner’: Barcelona’s shopkeepers reclaim their names
Former Barcelona footballer Dani Alves’s rape trial begins
Catalonia declares drought emergency, extending restrictions to Barcelona
December 2023
Bollards and ‘superblocks’: how Europe’s cities are turning on the car
In Paris, Barcelona and Brussels, authorities are adopting varied approaches to the task of reducing congestion and pollution
October 2023
‘A triumph of freedom of expression’: censored art museum opens in Spain
Euro visions
The bicibús: how Barcelona got kids cycling safely to school – and loving it!
August 2023
Barcelona gives hats to homeless people as heatwave sweeps southern Europe
Barcelona community resource named world’s best new public library
July 2023
It's complicated
Why Barcelona’s beaches are disappearing – video
Barcelona traders demand action over rise of CBD shops ‘posing as florists’
June 2023
Girlfriends and Girlfriends review – charming and excitable lesbian sex comedy
It’s a tiny bit hard to keep up with the ups and downs of this winning story, complete with an adorable indie soundtrack
The age of extinction
Still nurturing love and vines: the centenarian who built Barcelona’s first roof garden
When environmentalist and pacifist Joan Carulla came to the city after growing up during Spain’s civil war, he created an ‘allotment in the sky’ that helped pioneer organic farming
Spain’s snap election could kill its housing revolution before it even gets started
Eduardo González de Molina
The country’s new housing law could change so much, says Eduardo González de Molina, a policy adviser at Barcelona city council
May 2023
‘They say I should clean floors’: Barcelona’s working-class, leftwing mayor Ada Colau fights for third term
The city’s first female mayor is reviled by the elites and pro-car lobby, but embraced by others for her social policies
