Select an area for more details: El Gotic – Rambla, El Born, Eixample, Gracia, El Raval, La Barceloneta
The historical centre of Barcelona from Plaza Cataluna down to the old harbour (Columbus statue), alongside the Rambla: 1,3 km…
To be seen :
- The Ramblas & the living statues
- The Plaza Real
- Medieval streets
- Tapas bars, shops, restaurants
Previously a working-class area, the Born is now the trendiest place in town, where yesterday’s charm blends with today’s lifestyle. Art…
- Picasso museum
- Santa Maria del Mar basilica
- Ciutadella’s park
- Fashion shops & trendy bars
The new city: the end of the 19th century the city spread to the north with 9km2 of building blocks. The economic & commercial nerve…
To be seen :
- Passeig de Gracia boulevard
- Modernist architecture
- Gaudi Sagrada Familia
You will love this charming neighbourhood, an ancient village enclosed in the city, in the centre of Barcelona. Many shops, retro workshops and…
To be seen :
- Plaza del Sol by night
- Trendy restaurants
The Raval used to be a low-class area & is divided into two areas by the Carrer Hospital.
NORTHERN PART: upcoming and hip part of Barcelona!
To be seen :
- MACBA : contemporary art
- Boqueria market
- Palau Güell
Let’s go to the playa by tube?
Barcelona: 4km of beaches, 10 min away from the centre and 272
sunny days a year. Take the sun…
To be seen :
- 4 km of beaches
- The Olympic port
- Seafood restaurants
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The new city: an extension to the north of the city built up at the end of the 19th c. It is the economic, commercial and fashion hub of Barcelona. To see: Gaudi’s main masterpieces. Passeig de Gràcia : the Champs-Elysées of Barcelona. A wide avenue lined with the most... - Barcelona City Guide: Gracia
This district, an ancient village enclosed in Barcelona’s city centre is a favourite. Shops, retro and trendy boutiques, nice restaurants, bars and cafés, charming little squares… Take it easy & enjoy a sunny nap or a shady coffee. Musicians, designers and artists of all sorts have made this Bohemian neighbourhood... - Barcelona City Guide: Gotic quarter – Rambla
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