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How to Piss Off a Spaniard
Making no effort to speak Spanish, being insensitive to their “national” identity, and cheering for the Barcelona soccer team when you´re in a bar in Madrid are among the ways to piss off a Spaniard. If this is your first time visiting Spain, you may want to read this funny-but-true article from Matador Network! Click here to read the article.
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Tips for Doing Your Work Visa in Barcelona
If you are a non-EU citizen in Barcelona applying for or renewing a work visa, these tips will help make the process suck less. Watch this humorous short movie, entitled “036,” about doing paperwork in Spain to prepare for what lies ahead.
All About Barcelona Shopping!
Make room in your suitcase or closet because there is a lot of great shopping in Barcelona! Here’s an overview of the main shopping districts and what you’ll find there.
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10 Under 10€: Cheap & Good Meals in Barcelona
Whether you are traveling or living on a budget in Barcelona, there are plenty of options to enjoy a truly tasty meal for less than 10 Euros.
How to be a Stylish Tourist in Barcelona
We love this video from La Roca Village with tips on how to be a stylish tourist in Barcelona!
The Skinny on the Supermarket
Going to the supermarket in Barcelona may not be the same straightforward experience as going to your home town supermarket. Here are a few helpful tips.
The True Barcelona Experience
If you are looking to experience the essence of Barcelona—its real traditions and culture—make your way down this list to have the True Barcelona Experience!
Working in Barcelona
Despite Spain’s unemployment rates, the job market in Barcelona remains relatively competitive given its desirability as a destination, especially for citizens of the European Union who do not need a visa to work in Spain. The city´s transient nature also allows for steady movement in the job market.
Renting a Room or Apartment in Barcelona
Renting a room in Barcelona is fairly quick and easy. Renting an apartment is another story.
Catalan vs. Spanish
Spanish is the official language of Spain and Catalan is the co-official language of Catalonia, where Barcelona is the capital . . . so which language to learn?
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