Barcelona, decoded
Narrated video guides to the city’s monuments, the activities worth planning a day around, and the restaurants we actually eat at. Made by two people from Barcelona.
Every video guide is free, with no account and no sign-up. The catalogue grows as pieces are produced — these are the real numbers today, not the plan.
Each one carries one or more narrated guides. Some — the Cathedral, Pedralbes, Sagrada Família — have several, because one story was never going to be enough.
Ten more monuments are in production and appear in the app as their guides are finished.
29 memorable activities — family days, romantic afternoons, things that involve a bicycle or a swim. Each one comes with a plan: what to do, where to start, how long it takes.
34 restaurants and tapas bars, with a rule behind them. No commercial interest, no paid placements. Only places we have eaten at with family or friends, and we always pay our own bill.
Barcelona is not the same city in September as it is in April. Festival content appears in the app on the days it is relevant and disappears when the festival ends — no stale listings for something that finished last year.
Catalonia’s national day: where the flowers go, which castellers perform where, and what the gegants are actually for.
The city’s big one. Correfoc, castells, the piromusical, and the popular race that runs days before the festival proper.
Live in the app nowBooks and roses across the whole city. The one day Barcelona hands its streets to readers.
Built for the rest of the calendar too — Santa Eulàlia, calçotada season, Sant Joan, Festa Major de Gràcia, MWC — each added as its dates approach.
Every video guide is free — all of them, start to finish — along with the map, every monument listing and all event dates. No account, no sign-up, nothing to create.
Pro is a single one-time purchase — not a subscription — and unlocks the detailed activity plans and the restaurant list: the two things you won’t find on Google Maps.