Interesting Districts
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Interesting districts
“La Rambla”
Barcelona wouldn’t be Barcelona without the Rambla. A wander up and down this famous boulevard is a ritual well worth observing.
La Rambla is exactly 1.2kilometres long and nearly everyone who visits Barcelona walks along it.
the Rambla was the only space where everyone could stroll and spend their leisure time.
La Rambla, Carrer Pelai, theRonda Sant Antoni, Ronda Sant Pere and the Paral·lel. these are old Roman roads also can go visit
Themed routes
With our themed trails you can trace the evolution of the city, from the timewhen it was a Roman colony to its present-day modern character, without overlooking the imprints left on the city by some of the foremost geniuses from the world of art and culture. All theBarcelonas that have shaped, and continue to shape the city, are waiting for you. (With the themed routes that are given from his days as a Roman colony to its current modern character this is forexample)
Roman Route: Two thousand years later, numerous archaeological remains tell us about a flourishing colony known as Barcino.
Medieval medieval: The city walls conceal the splendour ofpalazzos and Gothic churches.
Modernista Route: Discover a vast, open-air museum of architecture. The Eixample, the Quadrat d'Or and many more…
Parks: The bustle of Barcelona coexists with thepeace and tranquillity of its parks: hundreds of hidden corners to energise you.
Gaudí Route: The foremost genius of modernisme chose Barcelona as the setting for a body of work which remainsunmatched today.
Contemporary Route: The modern Barcelona of the 20th and 21st centuries has set the benchmark for European cities and continues to keep its eyes on the future.
Picasso Route:The genius who reinvented painting trained as an artist painting the light of Barcelona.
Ruta Miró: Works by the great Barcelona artist can be discovered in many places around the city.
“La Rambla”
Barcelona wouldn’t be Barcelona without the Rambla. A wander up and down this famous boulevard is a ritual well worth observing.
La Rambla is exactly 1.2kilometres long and nearly everyone who visits Barcelona walks along it.
the Rambla was the only space where everyone could stroll and spend their leisure time.
La Rambla, Carrer Pelai, theRonda Sant Antoni, Ronda Sant Pere and the Paral·lel. these are old Roman roads also can go visit
Themed routes
With our themed trails you can trace the evolution of the city, from the timewhen it was a Roman colony to its present-day modern character, without overlooking the imprints left on the city by some of the foremost geniuses from the world of art and culture. All theBarcelonas that have shaped, and continue to shape the city, are waiting for you. (With the themed routes that are given from his days as a Roman colony to its current modern character this is forexample)
Roman Route: Two thousand years later, numerous archaeological remains tell us about a flourishing colony known as Barcino.
Medieval medieval: The city walls conceal the splendour ofpalazzos and Gothic churches.
Modernista Route: Discover a vast, open-air museum of architecture. The Eixample, the Quadrat d'Or and many more…
Parks: The bustle of Barcelona coexists with thepeace and tranquillity of its parks: hundreds of hidden corners to energise you.
Gaudí Route: The foremost genius of modernisme chose Barcelona as the setting for a body of work which remainsunmatched today.
Contemporary Route: The modern Barcelona of the 20th and 21st centuries has set the benchmark for European cities and continues to keep its eyes on the future.
Picasso Route:The genius who reinvented painting trained as an artist painting the light of Barcelona.
Ruta Miró: Works by the great Barcelona artist can be discovered in many places around the city.
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