The Amor Barcelona team travelled to the Cal Pujolet farm in the foothills of Monserrate to talk to a family of hereditary cheesemakers. And this is what happened...

There are aspects that only become apparent with time. We're still getting used to many aspects of life in Barcelona. We're here to give you some tips to help you plan the most enjoyable stay in this sunny city.

Olga is a fibre artist. She has lived in Barcelona for 6 years. She told us how she fell in love with macramé and started creating her first "soft sculptures" .... In the material she tells about her move to Barcelona and her creative path.

Julia moved to Catalonia nine years ago. She talks about how she opened her chain of restaurants A Vocados in a new place and about her Barcelona.

We met Larissa at the Amor Barcelona meeting. She is a photographer and has lived in Barcelona for 15 years. Her urban images fascinate me. They surround me with silence, a muted palette, soft light and very accurately convey the mood and atmosphere of Barcelona.

Marusya moved to Barcelona from Minsk three years ago. She completed her Master's degree, found a job and stayed to live in the sunny city. Her story and advice for those who dream of studying at the University of Barcelona.

About the people we met on the Barcelona streets in July, Katya Avocado takes a few shots and Katya Queso asks a single question: "What is Barcelona for you?"

What to do with children in Barcelona? This question is relevant for locals and visitors alike. Our story is about the "Books+" project, which we visited one Saturday morning with little Matilda.....

Michelle moved to Catalonia 21 years ago. She talks about how she built her life in a new place and what life is like for a Frenchwoman in Barcelona.

"Barcelona is my personal meditation. I just get lost in the crowd, listen to the sea, eat my favorite jamon, release the camera shutter and let my tears flow. Because I am happy..." Photographer Svetlana Vorobyova and her love affair with Barcelona.

I have never regretted this move, which has changed the course of my entire life. Here are just a few of the reasons why I am still in love with this touristy, bustling, yet magnificent city...

My family and I moved to Barcelona from Minsk a little over 9 months ago. The move changed everything: habits, way of thinking and worldview. My friends often ask me if we like living in Barcelona. And this is what I usually tell everyone.

I love that Barcelona blurs the boundaries that many people have in their minds. Here everyone understands that everyone is free to do as they want, to dress as they want. And no one pays attention.

Barcelona is a very beautiful place with stunning architecture, wonderful parks and nature. But the beauty here has a downside. Local Isabel talks about how she feels about her hometown.

If you've got just a few precious days to soak up the vibrant spirit of Barcelona, it's time to craft an epic itinerary and make every moment count, just as the Catalans themselves passionately do!