Die Stadtviertel von Barcelona
Barcelona is an incredibly rich city to visit. But before you head off to Gràcia, for example, a bohemian district with pedestrian streets and lively squares, we've put together a small selection of the districts most popular with tourists. All these districts are in Barcelona's city center:
> The Gothic Quarter: the historic heart of Barcelona, with its narrow streets, charming squares, Gothic churches and historic buildings.
> Les Ramblas: a wide, lively avenue linking Plaça de Catalunya to the port of Barcelona, lined with stores, cafés and restaurants.
> La Barceloneta: an old fishermen's district near the port of Barcelona, with a beautiful beach and many famous seafood restaurants.
> El Raval: a multicultural district with a lively nightlife, art galleries and the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA).
> L'Eixample: a middle-class district with many modernist buildings, including the famous Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and Gaudí's Sagrada Familia.
Discover Barcelona's main neighborhoods and tourist attractions:
>> These tours are itineraries to follow in Barcelona. They take you from one address to another in a logical way. You'll also find some of our best addresses, including restaurants and stores. It's all part of discovering a city.
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Plaça de Catalunya
Plaça de Catalunya is Barcelona's city centre. It lies at the intersection of several of the city's most important districts, including the Eixample, Raval and the Gothic Quarter. It is the geographical reference point for Catalans and tourists alike.
Eixample right - Plaça de Catalunya -
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