La Rambla
The major of the streets in the old part of the city and which leads down to the Mediterranean, a boulevard that is always changing depending on the time of day or night.
It takes the visitor from the Romanesque church of Santa Ana down to the bird market and flower stalls, taking in beautiful examples of Renaissance and Baroque architecture on the way.
Contact our Concierge department to arrange a private tour with multilingual guides.
Further reading
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FCB - Football Club Barcelona
In 1899, Hans Gamper together with eleven other soccer enthusiasts founded Futbol Club Barcelona. The club's standing stems from the impressive list of trophies it has won and which makes it into one of the most successful club sides in...
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Sagrada Familia
At the end of the 19th century the Eixample, the central area of Barcelona, was laid out as a large grid with wide avenues. It was here that the emerging Catalan bourgeoisie had their mansions built, putting into practice the most...
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Gothic Quartier & El Born
The original center of the city, which was surrounded by walls during Roman times, makes up what today is the Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quartier). Narrow streets, with quiet squares and attractive nooks, are home to an extensive collection...
