El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
El Born - Barcelona
le quartier El Born
El Born - Barcelona
El Born c'est un petit village dans la ville. Très à la mode mais aussi très authentique aussi. Luthiers, maîtres verriers et designers branchés s’y côtoient. Les retraités jouent aux cartes, les jeunes discutent au bord des fontaines. Atmosphère étrange. N’hésitez pas à vous engager dans les ruelles sombres pour respirer le vieux Barcelone. Chargée d’histoire, témoin de la prospérité commerciale du XIIIe siècle, El Born (La Ribera) forme avec le Barrio Gótico la vieille ville.
Marchez tout au long de ses ruelles pleines de magasins et de restaurants très à la mode.
le quartier El Born
Born, 08003 Barcelona, EspagneQuartier: El Born
Métro/Bus: Metro: L4 Jaume I
Plan metro Barcelone
Hôtels: Trouvez votre hotel à barcelone dans dans ce quartier.
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Don't Miss the Chocolate Museum!
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/
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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/