Chelsea has strengthened its squad with the signing of young striker Marc Guiu from Barcelona and agreed to a transfer for defender Aaron Anselmino from Boca Juniors. Guiu, a Barcelona academy product, has impressed with his performances in the Spanish league and Champions League, while Anselmino, a rising star in Argentina, is expected to join Chelsea in the near future.
United States defender Sergino Dest has signed a permanent deal with PSV Eindhoven after a successful loan spell from Barcelona. The 23-year-old contributed to PSV’s Eredivisie title win but is currently recovering from an ACL tear.
Barcelona’s tourism industry is undergoing a transformation as the city grapples with its worst drought in centuries. Hotels and accommodations are implementing innovative water conservation measures, showcasing a shift towards sustainability in response to the climate crisis.
Pere Romeu, former assistant coach under Jonatan Giraldez, has been appointed as the new head coach of Barcelona’s women’s team. He inherits a squad that won a historic quadruple last season, but will face the challenge of maintaining that success following Giraldez’s departure.
South Korean low-cost carrier T’way Air is expanding its reach into Europe by launching new flights to Rome and Barcelona. These additions follow its recent entry into the European market with the start of Zagreb operations in May. The airline will begin thrice-weekly service to Rome on August 8th and Barcelona on September 11th. This expansion is in response to conditions set by European Union regulators to ensure competitive balance following the Korean Air-Asiana Airlines merger.
A atriz Monique Alfradique compartilhou com seus seguidores nas redes sociais o look deslumbrante que escolheu para curtir uma noite em Barcelona, Espanha. O visual elegante e moderno encantou seus fãs, que lotaram os comentários com elogios.
Nesta segunda-feira (03/06), a atriz Monique Alfradique compartilhou no Instagram uma série de fotos deslumbrantes de sua viagem à cidade espanhola de Barcelona. As imagens mostram a atriz aproveitando os cenários deslumbrantes da cidade, incluindo o Parque Güell, a Sagrada Família e o Bairro Gótico.
The Gabriel García Library in Barcelona, designed by the renowned SUMA Architectura, is an architectural marvel that has transformed the concept of libraries. Inspired by a stack of books, the building’s exterior is a testament to its literary roots. Inside, the spacious interior boasts a refreshing red spruce finish and a large window on the fourth floor that opens to a verdant wall of vegetation. The library offers a diverse range of spaces, including hammocks, round straw seats, and bean bags, inviting patrons to relax and immerse themselves in the world of books. Its innovative design has earned it numerous accolades, including the 2024 EU Prize for Contemporary Emerging Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award and the title of the best new library in the world by the World Congress of Libraries in 2022.
In the heart of Barcelona, Louis Vuitton unveiled its ethereal Cruise 2025 collection, amidst the architectural grandeur of Antoni Gaudi’s Park Güell. With its flair for showcasing collections in extraordinary settings, Louis Vuitton transformed the iconic cement factory, La Fàbrica, into an enchanting welcome dinner venue for esteemed guests including Ana de Armas, Jennifer Connelly, and Sophie Turner. The runway showcased a fusion of Spanish passion and Nicolas Ghesquière’s architectural vision, featuring elements like flamenco-inspired polka dots, black lace, and Gaudi-patterned trousers. Ghesquière’s exploration of volumes and neutral silhouettes imbued the collection with a sculptural quality, echoing Gaudi’s utopian artistry.
Louis Vuitton’s awe-inspiring fashion show at Park Güell, Barcelona, blended the city’s vibrant energy with the artistic genius of Nicolas Ghesquière. Combining postmodernism with a futuristic aesthetic, the collection featured boxy shoulders, sharp tailoring, cascading drapes, and traditional Spanish influences. Mosaic prints, matador jackets, and flamenco-esque ruffles paid homage to Antoni Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces. Ghesquière’s signature futuristic details, such as iridescent lip hardware and sculptural accessories, propelled the collection into the future. Notable pieces included the boxy suit dress (look 1), the asymmetrical top with cape (look 20), the tiered bauble skirt (look 50), and the two-tone western-inspired boots.
