
The Barrio Gótico : The Medieval centre of the city and a true labyrinth. Walk around the little streets around the Cathedral. Discover the most old antique dealers, or the feathers and umbrellas' merchants in the street Banys. It is here, where took place the most determining historical events of Barcelona.

Plaça Sant Jaume: the square in which the town council is the regional government headquarters are based.

The Cathedral Santa Creu, is the maximum exponent of the gothic architecture of Catalonia, and also interesting to visit its tropical garden.

Santa Maria del Pi: One of the best loved areas for artists and bohemians is the confluence of the Plaça del Pi, located just off the Ramblas.
El Raval (Old Barrio Chino) is a district almost entirely metamorphosed. Old den for artists, intellectuals, transvestites and prostitutes. There remains an air of bohemian but modernism has installed. Nowadays the district shelters a very large contemporary Museum and Art Galleries. 
Palau Güell, or Guell Palace, was the first of many commissions that Antoni Gaudí received from Eusebi Güell.

CCCB is a multidisciplinary institution which organizes exhibitions in particular on urbanism, music, dance, debates and readings.
Montjuic is a mountain inside the city. You will have access to a splendid sight of Barcelona from all sides. The hillsides are covered with flowers. Exotic trees and giant cactus. The luminous fountains of Gaietà Buïgas create a magic environment. This old district is ideal for a Sunday walk.
El Born (La Ribera) is a small village in the city. Fashionable but very authentic. Violin makers, glass-makers and designers. Pensioners play cards, young people discuss at the edge of the fountains. Strange atmosphere. Don't doubt to go into the little streets to breathe the old Barcelona. Charged with history, witness of the commercial prosperity of XIII century, El Born form with Barrio Gótico the old city.





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