The Study Abroad Files

By Meredith Rideout Light and nature. These are two simple elements in our world that can spur inspiration for skyscrapers, cathedrals,...

By: Alexa Herrera Walk into Gaudi’s World at Casa Batlló As you walk through Gaudí’s masterpiece of a building, you might feel like you...

By Hannah Batista Barcelona is known for many things— delicious tapas, jaw-dropping art, but nothing compares to the famous...

By Bridget Perdomo Barcelona is home to some of the world's most famous and jaw dropping architecture, from La Sagrada Familia to Park...

A soft melody wanders through a dimly lit restaurant, mixed with the clinking of glasses and the low murmur of quiet conversations. A...

By Ashley Hearn It’s nearly impossible to walk down a Barcelona street without a cafe in sight. The next cup of coffee or snack is often...

By Bridget Perdomo Tastiest Way To Beat The Spanish Heat As spring begins to fade and temperatures begin to rise, tourists and locals are...

By Juliana Olmeda; A dive on American fast food in Spain and Europe.

Dining in Spain is interesting yet sometimes confusing. From the irregular mealtimes to the extensive Spanish menus, this guide will help...

Raquel Lacusky You've heard of Americanized Spanish food, but have you ever thought about what Spanishized American food might taste...

Zexi Zhang Everyone knows the way to win someone’s heart is through their stomach. Food is a universal language that can be communicated...

For nearly two centuries, Barcelona's well-renowned Mercado de Sant Josep de la Boqueria located in the city's Ciutat Vella district has...

If you’re looking to have a mozzar-hella good day, swing by the locally loved cheese boutique, Quesarium, where you’ll find a broad array...

By Isabella Falero Down a dimly, sunlit alleyway near the Cathedral of Barcelona is nestled Cook&Taste, a cooking experience perfect for...

By Charis Yunxiao Chen Laid-back people sit on benches beneath the canopy of outdoor seating of bars located around the street corners,...

Tapas and Paella have long been tied to Spain’s culture, but Spaniards don’t typically eat these dishes every night. When you look deeper...

While Barcelona is not necessarily known for its cuisine, culture is heavily embedded into the restaurants. Tourism plays a prominent...

When traveling abroad, there’s always uncertainty of what to expect. Will the locals be friendly? How will transportation be? Will it be...

Staying in the birthplace of tapas makes it that much easier to enjoy them at any given moment. Here in Barcelona, getting your hands on...

A bustling destination in the historic residential neighborhood of L'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample, the Mediterranean restaurant La...