Every Thursday in the 51 bars and restaurants in the Sant Andreu Region of Barcelona open their doors as part of the Tapas Route; ‘Atrapa la Tapa’. The event take place between 7pm and 11pm every week until the end of December. During this period visitors will be entitled to the unbeatable and exclusive Atrapa la Tapa price of 1,95€ for a tapas portion served with either a water, small beer or glass of wine. A great opportunity for any tapas lover; but equally for someone who has never tasted Tapas before because there is a huge variety of flavours on offer for you to try and, they are so cheap that you can try as many as you like! Some favourites are the chopped lobster wrapped in brie paste or the wild boar and roasted vegetable pincho (pincho is the name given to the type of tapas which is a delicious topping served on toasted bread)! Click here for the official guide that includes a description and photo of the Tapas that are included in this event, as well as plan of the area

No trip to Spain is complete without experiencing a Flamenco performance! For the rest of August through to the end of September the Museu Europeu d’Art Modern will be hosting Flamenco nights. Visitors can watch as Flamenco artists take to the floor and perform this mesmerising dance. The series of soirees are entitled 'A Taste of Spain': A fitting name as included in the admission price, along with the spectacular, is a glass of wine and tapas; giving the audience an authentic “taste of Spain”. These evenings will encompass different elements of Spanish culture from food to wine and art to music: A common belief is that Flamenco refers to the actual dance; however it also refers to the music that accompanies the spectacular. The music is just as important as the dancing and this particular edition will be accompanied by a live band consisting of a guitarist, a singer and a musician playing the Cajón, which is a sort of drum like percussion instrument.   The setting for