The Study Abroad Files

When one thinks of Barcelona the sports, the nightlife, and beautiful beaches instantly spring to mind. But what if this part of...

By: Alexa Herrera As you walk by the shops, restaurants and the ports in Barceloneta, you will be surprised to see a history museum in an...

By: Cassandra DesVergers Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, my four roommates and I gazed in awe at our little sliver of wooden paradise that...

By Isabella Falero Thunderous, rhythmic clapping. Percussive, chilling footwork. Expressive, storytelling hand, arm, and body movements....

As somewhat of a shopaholic, I’ve spent my fair share of time in Zara. The clean storefronts, the constantly changing inventory, and the...

By: Charlene Medders If you’re traveling through the coast of France on your way to Italy, you may unknowingly find yourself in an...

by Juliana Ferrie The Royal Shipyards of Barcelona were once a bustling space used as a medieval arsenal, military facility and...

By Jared Teitel Nestled in between the stone walls and open courtyard of a Renaissance tower lays a hidden gem housing a hub of history:...

Roman roots and Renaissance architecture are preserved in the narrow alleyways of France’s third-largest city: Lyon. Between two hills...

While the city of Barcelona is home to a large number of Spain and Europe’s finest architectural sights, you have to dig deeper to find...

By AJ Bafer | Take a tour through centuries of rich Spanish history, offered by the bottle at Alta Alella winery.

By Meredith Rideout 27 million visitors a year, 16 million overnight stays a year and 7 million tourists staying in hotels per year. What...

Spain is filled with history but high above the city of Barcelona, Spain in the district of El Caramel are Bunkers del Caramel, the...

By Bridget Perdomo “¡Venga, amigos, vamos a tapear!” is a phrase you will most likely encounter on your visit to Barcelona. It translates...

By Hannah Batista About an hour northwest from the city of Barcelona, you’ll find a mountain sitting about 4,000 feet high in the Catalan...

By Siena Duncan Whether seen from the foothills of the mountains or right up close, the Sagrada Familia is a formidable presence. It’s...

By Ashley Hearn Barcelona is blessed with amazing architecture, thanks to Antoni Gaudí. The late Catalan architect’s irreplicable style...

One of the most famous buildings in the world is simply a 4-minute walk away. La Sagrada Família is an architectural phenomenon and what...

Located 50 miles northeast of Barcelona, the city of Girona is like a time capsule that transports you back to medieval times while also...

If you love color, art and architecture, this park is just for you. Located in Barcelona, Park Güell is one of the most recognizable...