A stone's throw from Barcelona's Sants station, the Plaça de Sants metro stop takes you to the neighbourhood of the same name.
Built in 1985 on the foundations of a textile factory, the architect Luis Peña Ganchegi represented water, earth and fire around the chimneys of the old factory. The Espanya Industrial Park groups together a wide variety of bird species around an artificial lake.
where are the most beautiful parks in BarcelonaA very large promenade stretching from the Santa Eulalia metro station to the Plaça de Sants where sports facilities and children's attractions accompany the walk in the heart of the Sants district.
Virtual walk in the Barcelona green spacesLocated in the Sants-Montjuïc district, in the south-west of the city centre, the Calle de Sants is one of Barcelona's most iconic, longest and busiest shopping streets, where small shops, and well-known names, restaurants, cafés and local festivities share the distance that allows them to reach Plaça Espanya or the Collblanc district.
From 2 to 5 days, the Hola card is the best option to visit Barcelona without stress, with unlimited access to public transport. From metro to tram, bus (TMB) or Montjuic funicular, not forgetting zone 1 trains, the Hola Barcelona card also includes transport between airport and Barcelona city centre.