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Barcelone Gothic quarter
the oldest and most popular district of Barcelona
Located between the districts of the Born and the Raval, the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona (barrio gótico in Spanish), where many remains were founded by the Roman people. stretches from the Port Vell (the old port) to the unmissable Plaça Catalunya. This quarter, which is part of the Ciutat Vella district (Barcelona's old town), is bordered by the main avenue Via Laietana and the very famous Ramblas.
Among the monuments, tourist attractions, and other unmissable treasures that nestle within this maze of culture, the Cathedral, Plaça Reial, as well as the Temple of Augustus, are definitely not to be missed during your trip to this district.
To explore in the gothic quarter of Barcelona
The Santa Eulalia Cathedral
Permanently inhabited by geese that protect the cloister, the Cathedral of Saint Cross and Saint Eulalia (Santa Eulàlia in Catalan) is a Gothic church in Barcelona whose current building was mainly built between 1298 and 1450.The body of Santa Eulàlia, co-sponsor of Barcelona, is buried there.
Barcelona Cathedral in pictures
Plaza Real (Plaça Reial)
The Plaça Reial de Barcelona (Royal Square) is the only arcaded square in Barcelona and is located on the left as you walk down the Ramblas towards the Port. It is the result of a project to convert a former convent. Lined with terraces of bars and restaurants, the plaça reial is a very pleasant place to take a break in the heart of the Gothic Quarter .
Little preview of your next visit
Barcelona History Museum
Roman, medieval or Middle Ages, the Barcelona History Museum shares the different stages of the city's evolution.
Scattered all over the Catalan capital, the Barcelona History Museum in the Plaça del Rei, in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, is one of the most rewarding stops in the city.
Which museums to visit in Barcelona
La puerta del Ángel
Barcelona's Puerta del Angel (Porta de l'Angel in Catalan) is a passageway that connects the Catalunya square (Plaça Catalunya) to the Cathedral (Plaça Nova) through a grouping of major brands for shopping enthusiasts.
Where to go shopping in Barcelona
Gothic Quarter Metro
Where to start your visit to the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona ?
- L3. Drassanes - Barcelona port
- L1. Urquinaona - Via Laietana
- L4. Barceloneta - Barceloneta access
Gothic quarter Barcelona metro
There are plenty of options for visiting Barcelona's Gothic Quarter by metro :
At the foot of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter
Barcelona Plaza Cataluña
As a very important intersection of the city, and a rallying point served by a large number of transports, Plaça Catalunya is one of the most recommended meeting points to get to the centre of Barcelona, where the pigeons have established their headquarters.
More about Plaça Catalunya in Barcelona
Barcelona Rambla
Meeting point between Plaça Catalunya and Port Vell, the Rambla de Barcelona (Las Ramblas) represents the 2 kilometres of the city's busiest pedestrian avenues, where artists, painters and musicians give the greatest satisfaction to tourists.
Virtual tour of the Ramblas of Barcelona
Barcelona port Vell
Port Vell, (one of Barcelona's marinas) is the oldest port in the city.Bordered by a very pleasant promenade that stretches from the Christopher Columbus monument to Barceloneta, walk along the Port Vell to get to the beaches of Barcelona.
Palau Guell
Housed in the street "Nou de la Rambla" a few steps from the Colon viewpoint in the direction of the Plaza de Catalunya, the Palau
Guell is one of the most beautiful works of Antoni Gaudi and contains architectural treasures and ingeniousness not to be missed.
Barcelona's Palau Guell virtual tour
Maritime Museum of Barcelona
Located at the foot of Port Vell in the historic Drassanes building, the Maritime Museum of Barcelona, MMB (Museu Marítim de Barcelona) protects magnificent reproductions of boats from each period of history.
Barcelona's must-see museums
Barcelona Wax Museum
Located a few meters from the Drassanes metro station, at the end of the Ramblas, the Barcelona Wax Museum houses the statues of hundreds of personalities.
Among Barcelona's must-see museums
Barcelona Gothic Quarter itinerary
- take the metro, line 3 from Drassanes, Liceu or Catalunya, to Paral-lel and then the Montjuic funicular,
- or take the Montjuic cable car which is at the foot of the Port of Barcelona.
Where to eat in Barcelona Gothic quarter
La Fonda restaurant
Ideal for taking a break before continuing your visit to the Gothic Quarter, just a short walk from Barcelona's famous Ramblas, La Fonda restaurant offers great traditional local cuisine in a very original setting.
How to get to La Fonda restaurant
Bun Bo Vietnam
A few steps away from Barcelona Cathedral, Le Bun Bo is an excellent Vietnamese restaurant in the centre of the city where the best traditions of the country are accompanied by cocktails in a very local decoration. C\ Sagristans, 3 - metro Urquinaona
How to get to Bun Bo Vietnam restaurant
Barcelona Gothic Quarter The oldest district of Barcelona
Just a few metres from the city's old port, Barcelona's unmissable Gothic Quarter (Barrio gotico in Spanish) is a maze of alleys, each as different as the next, which carry the tourist flow from square to square through the charm and history they exude.
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