Ciutat Vella

Barcelona

Maritime Museum featuring heritage elements and interior views
Ciutat Vella which includes landscape views, a coastal town and night scenes
Ciutat Vella
European Museum of Modern Art which includes art and interior views
European Museum of Modern Art which includes art and interior views

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Other neighborhoods around Ciutat Vella

El Born which includes a city, outdoor eating and heritage elements

El Born

The ample dining options and fascinating museums are just a few popular features of the neighborhood. Make a stop by Paseo del Borne or Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Barceloneta Station to get around town.

El Born
Gothic Quarter which includes a city and street scenes as well as a large group of people

Gothic Quarter

4.5/5(2,488 area reviews)

Discover the historic heart of Barcelona in this labyrinthine quarter, featuring medieval landmarks, the remains of Roman walls, and the Barcelona Cathedral. Easily accessible via L4 Jaume I and L3 Liceu and Drassanes stations.

Gothic Quarter
Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar showing a church or cathedral and heritage architecture

Downtown Barcelona

La Rambla and Plaça de Catalunya are a few top attractions in Downtown Barcelona. Hop around the city on the metro at Liceu Station or Jaume I Station and check out the area's fascinating museums, stunning cathedral, and popular shops.

Downtown Barcelona
Barceloneta

Barceloneta

4.5/5(97 area reviews)

Sandy beaches and lively boardwalks with numerous restaurants and nightclubs await, while attractions like the History Museum of Catalonia and Frank Gehry's "Peix d'Or" sculpture enrich the experience. Easily accessible via Metro line 4 and the Port Vell Aerial Tramway.

Barceloneta
Boqueria Market featuring street scenes as well as a large group of people

El Raval

4/5(955 area reviews)

Known for its fantastic nightlife and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in El Raval. Check out top attractions like La Rambla and Port de Barcelona, and jump on the metro at Parc de Montjuic Station or Paral-lel Station to see more of the city.

El Raval
After a little research of what to avoid when searching for the best Paella in Barcelona; we concluded that we did find the best! No pictures outside the entrance advertising “Paella”, no English speaking wait staff trying to push a jack and coke, and no beer steins full of low grade liquor and food coloring. Just a quaint authentic restaurant who’s specialty was rice dishes. Devine!

Sant Antoni

4.5/5(9 area reviews)

Travelers choose Sant Antoni for its great bars. Hop aboard the metro at Sant Antoni Station or Poble Sec Station and check out top sights like Sant Antoni Market.

Sant Antoni


Ciutat Vella

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