Barcelona, a city renowned for its architectural wonders, delicious tapas, and sun-kissed beaches. But with a mosaic of neighborhoods, each exuding its unique charm, how do you decide where to stay?

Barcelona's Parc de Joan Miró covers four city blocks on the edge of the Eixample district, a dusty square dotted with palm trees, pink blushed bougainvillea, and a tall brightly coloured pillar ...

Just west of Eixample is the Gracia District, which contains the famous Park Güell, an expansive park designed by Gaudí (yes, he's everywhere in Barcelona). Be sure to relax and enjoy the city ...

Eixample (pronounced “Ey-sham-pluh”) is located just north of the Gothic Quarter and is a newer district in Barcelona, known for its wide octagon-shaped avenues and stunning modernist ...

There’s more to Barcelona’s art scene than the Picasso ... “Hidden on the quiet Passatge de Mercader in the Eixample district are two galleries definitely worth seeking out,” says Chu.

If you're visiting Barcelona for a couple days to a week ... with plans to prioritize pedestrians across its central Eixample district. If you must rent one, the minimum driving age in Spain ...

Located in the thick of it, Mandarin Oriental sits in an impressive midcentury edifice on Paseo de Gracia, the lively Eixample district's main boulevard. Near Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter ...