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  Time for Calçots

  Winter in Catalonia has a lot to offer, and one of the tastiest things about it is undoubtedly the arrival of "calçots" (spring onions) season. This type of onion is a gastronomic pleasure that focuses its production on the area of the Camp de Tarragona but manages to makes it into every restaurant in the country. Eating them is a ritual in itself, which includes grilling them using a brick tile where the calçots are roasted, they are then wrapped up with newspaper and are paired with a magnificent sauce called romesco, which has hazelnuts, extra virgin olive oil, vinegar, peppers, garlic and tomato. The calçots should be dipped in the sauce and in order to avoid staining your clothes, everyone usually wears a big bib that also adds to the festive and fun atmosphere of a calçotada. There are lots of restaurants an wineries in Barcelona and the surroundings that include them in their menus and activities.
  
  

  • Masia Mas Rabell. Calçotada among the vineyards: on February 3, 10, 17, and 24, and March 2.
  • Celler Can Roda. Calçotada and barbecue at the cellar: February 11 and 18.
  • Alta Alella. Pruning workshop and calçotada: February 17.
  • Mussol Casp. Calçotada menu.
  • Can Travi Nou. Calçotada menu.
  • Can Cortada. Calçotada menu.

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  Barcelona Beer Festival

  Craft beer lovers will not want to miss out on the Barcelona Beer Festival . The festival, which will be hosting a large number of exhibitors and more than 100 beer taps, offers beer lovers the chance to discover up to 500 different beers from all the world. The festival also features numerous activities such as showcooking, presentations and beer tasting.

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  44 International Jazz Festival of Terrassa

  Dates 2025 not yet confirmed

  The 44th edition of the Terrassa Jazz Festival will take place at various venues of Terrassa and the region of Vallès Occidental. Different activities, the majority concerts, and artists, both from today's national and international scene, will take over Nova Jazz Cava, and also squares, parks, patios, terraces and different administration buildings. The Festival covers movies, dance, swing, competitions, workshops, exhibitions and gastronomic routes, for jazz music to once again take the leading role.

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  Vermut Soul

  Is there anything better than having an aperitif in good company? Yes, doing it in good company and with good music. This is certainly what the organisers of Vermut & Soul have come up with, an event that will take place in Barcelona's Port Vell. Workshops, tasting the best vermouths and even sampling the best patatas bravas to be had in Barcelona along an exclusive itinerary are some of the suggestions of Vermut & Soul. And all right next to the sea and live jazz, blues and swing performances. An unbeatable plan!

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  Festival Meat Fire

  Cooking on the grill is synonymous with summer, meals enjoyed outdoors and gatherings with friends and now it has its own festival. In this second edition of the Meat & Fire Gastronomic Festival, the best grill chefs in the world come together again to cook different ingredients whilst enjoying live music. It is sure to delight all meat lovers!

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  Barcelona at night

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  Catalan cuisine

  Discover the most authentic cuisine from Barcelona and the rest of Catalonia. You're bound to want to come back for more!

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  Boqueria Market

  La Rambla's history is the Boqueria Market's history. The evolution from a past of peddlers to a modern and charming present, full of colour and life.

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  Santa Caterina Market

  From the Barcelona Cathedral, an undulating, brightly coloured roof catches our eye. The original design of the building, as well as the treasure trove of produce displayed on its stalls, won't disappoint visitors to the neighbourhood of Santa Caterina.