el Putxet i el Farró

Spain is part of the Schengen Area. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens need only a valid ID. Many other nationalities (US, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan) can stay up to 90 days without a visa. Check current requirements.

English is not as common as in central Barcelona, but younger people and those in hospitality speak some English. Learning a few Catalan phrases helps.

Take the FGC train from Av. Tibadabo to Plaça de Catalunya (15 min) or bus 22 to the same area. Taxi costs around €10-15.

Yes, several small supermarkets (Condis, Bonpreu) and a Mercadona on Carrer de Balmes. Open daily, but closed on Sundays.

Absolutely. Quiet streets, parks, and playgrounds make it family-friendly. The nearby Tibidabo amusement park is a hit with kids.

It's a steep 20-30 minute walk uphill. Alternatively, take bus 22 or a taxi. The park is worth the effort.

Take the Tramvia Blau from Av. Tibidabo station, then the funicular to the top. The views are spectacular.

Yes, several banks with ATMs are on Carrer de Balmes and Plaça de la Bonanova. Most accept international cards.