The Passeig del Born Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
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El Born - Barcelona
El Born is a favorite area for lovers of Barcelona nightlife. Nowadays the Born is even more packed with bars, though it's nice that places like the Miramelindo are still there, largely unchanged. Is was also a site of the executions and witch burning in medieval times.
Do not miss it and walk along its narrow streets full of very fashionable stores and restaurants.
The Passeig del Born Barcelona
Born, 08003 Barcelona, SpainArea: El Born
Metro/Bus: Metro: L4 Jaume I
Barcelona metro map
Hotels: Find your hotel in Barcelona in this area.
Nearby best places
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Shop
Florentine Cupcakes & Cookies
Florentine Cupcakes & Cookies, the very traditional American way!
El Born - Calders, 3 -
Cafe
Miramelindo
A splendid place for this post modern bar called Miramelindo: a gothic building very close to the Picasso Museum...
El Born - Passeig de Born, 15 -
Cafe
Eldiset
Become unbeatable on Catalan wines
Within walking distance of the Picasso Museum, El Born still keeps some surprises for those which have the adventurous heart. Eldiset is a wine bar, the adventure which he proposes is the discovery of the Catalan wines.
El Born - Carrer Antic de Sant Joan, 3 -
Restaurant
Little Italy
Thursday night live jazz!!
El Born - C/Rec, 30
3 comments
best in Barcelona - eddy (10 Jun 2014 - 10:30)
El Born is the best area of barcelona to me. Such a pleasure to roam an discover nice shops, great bars, small streets. To me it's the heart of the city.
The place to visit - Eugene T (9 Apr 2014 - 09:30)
Could walk hours in this area, to me the most beautiful and interresting of Barcelona.
Don't Miss the Chocolate Museum! - Dejavivir (19 Oct 2009 - 19:15)
If you are in the Born area of Barcelona and love the idea of chocolate you cannot miss this museum! This is a complete indulgence for chocolate lovers like myself. This museum is now in what was a convent and they have transformed it into a one of a kind walk through of the history of chocolate! Dont forget to go into the Museum's cafe for a thick warm cup of chocolate! Here is a very good article I found about the museum with alot more information: http://www.bornliving.com/out-and-about/culture/chocolate-museum/