Barcelona metro line 6

Plaça Catalunya - Sarrià

In service every day, 24 hours a day, with free wifi and USB chargers on board, the Aerobús is a comfortable shuttle bus which provides connections between Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat airport and Plaça Catalunya, through Plaça Espanya.

Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.

With large number of elements reminding human skeleton, the Casa Batllo, one of the many Antoni Gaudi must-see monuments in Barcelona, is very easily remarkable in the heart of the Passeig de Gracia.

Adjacent to Casa Batllo, Casa Amatller is a building converted into a house by the architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch at the request of the famous chocolate maker Antoni Amatller.

The Metropolitan Basilica Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalie is permanently inhabited by 13 geese who protect the cloister. Mainly built between 1298 and 1450, the Gothic style cathedral has been classified as a national artistic historic monument since 1929.

The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.

Maze of alleys between Raval and Born where museums, churches, Roman vestigations and architecture retrace the history of Barcelona's oldest district that stretches along the Ramblas from the old port to the Plaza Cataluña.

Meeting point between Plaça Catalunya and Port Vell, the Barcelona's Rambla represents the 2 kilometres of the city's busiest pedestrian avenues, where artists, painters and musicians give the greatest tourists satisfaction.

Barcelona Diagonal Avenue

Leisure, business, entertainment, curiosities and rest, Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal, one of the most important thoroughfares in Barcelona, which stretches from one end of the city to the other, from the Forum to the university zone, offers access to many of Barcelona's unmissable sites.

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.

District of Gracia

What was once a beautiful little village on the outskirts of Barcelona connected to the city by the Passeig de Gracia, Gracia is nowadays one of the most visited districts of Barcelona, very famous for its festivities, the atmosphere, as well as the Guell Park located on the heights of Gracia.

Rambla Cataluña

Littered with shops, restaurants and terraces, the Rambla Catalunya is a pleasant stroll between Avenida Diagonal and Plaça Catalunya.

El Palau Robert

Specialising in exhibitions dedicated to Catalan culture, the Palau Robert is first and foremost the home of the Catalan Tourist Office. Indoor events, outdoor activities; the gardens of the Palau Robert occasionally offer some outdoor festivities.

Barcelona Obelisk

The Barcelona Obelisk, a bronze column covered in Granite, is located in the centre of Plaça Joan Carles 1, at the exit of the Diagonal metro station and marks the point of intersection between Avenida Diagonal and Paseo de Gracia.

Puerta del Angel

Located between Plaça Catalunya and Barcelona Cathedral, la puerta del angel, a pedestrian avenue littered with shops and craftsmen's stalls, leads us to many alleys and squares.