Experience the excitement of the Sitges Carnival 2026 Costumed Bed Race! On Saturday, February 14, 2026, the streets of Sitges transformed into a high speed track for one of the most hilarious and creative events in Catalonia. Watch as teams navigate their decorated beds on wheels through the historic center, starting from the doors of Casino Prado. The race features a wild route through Carrer de Jesus, Cap de la Vila, and Parellades, eventually heading toward the Passeig de la Ribera. Led by the Carnival Queen, the Childrens Queen, and His Majesty King Carnival, this event is a highlight of the week long celebration.

Vilanova i la Geltrú hosted an incredible Carnaval 2026, showcasing a vibrant parade with participants in elaborate costume. The festive atmosphere was reminiscent of a lively street party, similar to the energy of a disneyland parade. People gathered to enjoy the night, lit by decorative lights, making for an unforgettable experience in spain.

Experience the Vibrant Catalan Traditions and Spectacular Costumes of the Carnival

The Arch of Antiquity Shadow and Stone in Girona In the historic heart of the Barri Vell every corridor feels like a passage through time. This photograph captures a narrow alleyway in Girona where centuries old stone walls rise to meet a classic medieval archway. The scene is defined by its rustic textures and a […]

Steps Through Time The Vertical Soul of Girona In the ancient Barri Vell of Girona, the streets do not just move forward—nimbly, they climb. This photograph captures a narrow stone pathway as it ascends between rustic, weathered walls, leading the eye toward the brilliant blue Catalan sky. This vertical labyrinth is a hallmark of the […]

The Reflections of History: A Riverside Stroll in Girona In the heart of Catalunya, the city of Girona offers one of the most picturesque urban landscapes in all of Espana. This photograph captures the tranquil Onyar River as it flows gracefully through the city, serving as a mirror for the famous colorful hanging houses that […]

A Night of Fire and Folklore in the Heart of Catalonia

In the coastal landscape of Catalunya, beauty often resides in the most understated structures. This photograph captures a charming historic church in Vilanova i la Geltrú, defined by its striking yellow facade that glows softly against a gentle, cloudless blue sky. Unlike the grand cathedrals of the larger cities, this building celebrates the minimalist architectural […]

Located in the heart of Sitges at Avinguda d’Artur Carbonell the Fundació Ave Maria stands as a remarkable testament to the intersection of history social mission and architectural beauty. This photograph captures the unique soul of the complex which seamlessly blends a stunning Modernista style house with the solemn grace of an attached Romanesque style […]

In the intimate residential quarters of Sitges the transition between nature and the built environment is often a blurred and beautiful line. This photograph captures a striking facade where rich green foliage cascades from an upper terrace like a living waterfall of leaves. This organic curtain casts intricate and shifting shadows across the white plaster […]

Within the monumental walls of the Palau de Maricel lies a space where the bustling energy of the coast fades into a profound architectural silence. This photograph captures a peaceful stone courtyard a hidden sanctuary that exemplifies the very best of Catalan Novecentista design. Surrounded by pristine white washed buildings the space is a masterclass […]

The Oldest Church in Barcelona

In the sun-drenched coastal town of Sitges, the visual identity of the streets is defined by a timeless dialogue between two colors. This photograph captures a quintessentially Catalan scene, where the “Azul and Blanco” (Blue and White) palette creates a feeling of endless summer. A quaint balcony, spilling over with the golden radiance of bright […]

In the historic core of Sitges the Palau de Maricel serves as a monument to the artistic soul of the Mediterranean. This photograph captures the magnificent main door a masterpiece of woodworking that acts as the threshold to one of the most significant buildings in Catalunya. Framed by solid hand carved stone the door features […]

Nestled between the rocky coastline and the ancient walls of the old town Carrer de Fonollar is perhaps the most evocative street in all of Sitges. This photograph captures the narrow winding passage as it hugs the rear of the magnificent Palau de Maricel creating a canyon of golden stone and whitewashed facades. This street […]

Watch the free Hidden Order immersive show by United Visual Artists at Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gracia. Celebrate Gaudí in Barcelona, Catalunya Espana with a 12-minute light and sound display on January 31 and February 1 2026 Key Details for Hidden Order 2026 Location: Facade of Casa Batlló, Barcelona. Dates: January 31 and February 1, 2026. Times: 7:45 p.m., 8:15 p.m., 8:45 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 9:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m., 10:45 p.m.. Duration: 12 minutes. Cost: Free. Creator: United Visual Artists (led by Matt Clark). Concept: Inspired by Antoni Gaudí’s, "the invisible order" and his belief that nature is governed by geometric principles. Production: The show features motion-captured, choreographed movement by Fukiko Takase to reveal the, "hidden pulse" of the building. Additional Art: A corresponding exhibition, "Beyond the Façade" by UVA, is open inside the building. The event serves as the first major highlight of the Gaudí Year 2026 and represents the fifth annual mapping show at this location.

In the heart of the old town of Sitges the Palau de Maricel stands as a magnificent testament to the early 20th century Noucentisme movement. This photograph captures the grand facade of one of the most emblematic buildings in Catalunya a place where art history and the sea converge. Originally commissioned by the American collector […]

Standing as a monumental pillar of the Catalan Novecentismo movement the Palau de Maricel is a breathtaking dialogue between art and the Mediterranean. This photograph captures the grand architecture of Maricel de Terra a vital part of the artistic ensemble located in the historic center of Sitges. Built in the early twentieth century the palace […]

The composition highlights the intricate stone carvings and the harmonious proportions that define this cultural landmark. The golden-hued stone of the facade glows under the radiant sun of Espana, emphasizing the delicate balconies and historic motifs that celebrate the region’s heritage. As a centerpiece of the Garraf coast, the Palau de Maricel represents an era […]

Watch the free Hidden Order immersive show by United Visual Artists at Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gracia. Celebrate Gaudí in Barcelona, Catalunya Espana with a 12-minute light and sound display on January 31 and February 1 2026 Key Details for Hidden Order 2026 Location: Facade of Casa Batlló, Barcelona. Dates: January 31 and February 1, 2026. Times: 7:45 p.m., 8:15 p.m., 8:45 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 9:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m., 10:45 p.m.. Duration: 12 minutes. Cost: Free. Creator: United Visual Artists (led by Matt Clark). Concept: Inspired by Antoni Gaudí’s, "the invisible order" and his belief that nature is governed by geometric principles. Production: The show features motion-captured, choreographed movement by Fukiko Takase to reveal the, "hidden pulse" of the building. Additional Art: A corresponding exhibition, "Beyond the Façade" by UVA, is open inside the building. The event serves as the first major highlight of the Gaudí Year 2026 and represents the fifth annual mapping show at this location.

In the historic streets of Sitges, art isn’t confined to galleries—it lives on the very walls of the city. This photograph captures the vibrant and rhythmic geometric patterns adorning the balconies of the building housing Taller Antic. This unique design, featuring bold black and white triangular motifs, adds a sophisticated artistic flair to the traditional […]

Watch the free Hidden Order immersive show by United Visual Artists at Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gracia. Celebrate Gaudí in Barcelona, Catalunya Espana with a 12-minute light and sound display on January 31 and February 1 2026 Key Details for Hidden Order 2026 Location: Facade of Casa Batlló, Barcelona. Dates: January 31 and February 1, 2026. Times: 7:45 p.m., 8:15 p.m., 8:45 p.m., 9:15 p.m., 9:45 p.m., 10:15 p.m., 10:45 p.m.. Duration: 12 minutes. Cost: Free. Creator: United Visual Artists (led by Matt Clark). Concept: Inspired by Antoni Gaudí’s, "the invisible order" and his belief that nature is governed by geometric principles. Production: The show features motion-captured, choreographed movement by Fukiko Takase to reveal the, "hidden pulse" of the building. Additional Art: A corresponding exhibition, "Beyond the Façade" by UVA, is open inside the building. The event serves as the first major highlight of the Gaudí Year 2026 and represents the fifth annual mapping show at this location.

The 2026 Gaudí Year Mapping Event

In the historic labyrinth of Sitges every turn reveals a hidden masterpiece of Mediterranean urbanism. This photograph captures a narrow alleyway where the vertical architecture creates a stunning interplay of light and shadow. Bathed in the radiant afternoon sun of Catalunya the light colored facades act as a canvas for the sharp geometric shadows cast […]

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