This graphic novel looks at the history of Seat and the workers’ struggles that put the factory at the forefront of the fight for democracy.

Permanyer offers a personal and unusual vision of Barcelona through more than 1,200 oral and written quotes by people who have spent time in the city over the course of 20 centuries.

Thirty threatened Mexican journalists have received the support of the programme “Barcelona protects Mexican journalists” to continue the struggle for human rights through words.

The love letter to Barcelona and Catalan culture written by Colm Tóibín in 1990 continues to be a unique literary testimony to our history, culture and customs.

In 1977, Colita and Capmany faced up to the post-Franco era with a bold move for feminism through this book republished and out of print in 2021, and which we now make available to everybody again.

The creations of Francophone writers have left an important imprint on Barcelona since the end of the 19th century and start of the 20th century.

This is the first time a book offers a detailed investigation of the links between Barcelona and Italian poetry, prose, publishing, film and theatre during the last two centuries.

Women unleashed one of the least known revolts in the history of Barcelona, which started with a hike in the price of bread and ended up with a brutal repression.

A journey through more than a century of Barcelona history with 150 images by renowned international and Barcelona photographers.

This book invites us to take a walk and discover ‘the skin of architecture’ and nearly 150 sgraffito designs decorating the city’s façades.

Learn all about gegants, or festive giant figures, while playing with these 52 paper cut-outs.

A total of 32 city beasts, so you can spend an enjoyable time colouring them in. And the 8 beasts from the city’s popular entourage are in cardboard, so you can assemble them in 3D and play with them.