Everything you need to know about the different districts and neighborhoods in Barcelona, from the hustle and bustle of Barceloneta to the quieter Gracià.
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona’s captivating historic district, enchants visitors with its charming labyrinthine streets, iconic Gothic architecture, bustling plazas, and vibrant blend of culture, history, and modernity. From the vibrant Ramblas to the enchanting Gothic Quarter, it embodies the city’s soul and offers an immersive experience in its rich heritage and lively atmosphere. Check out this blog for more!
Barceloneta is known for its beaches, lively atmosphere and its delicious seaside restaurants. Allow us to show you what is has to offer!
The old village of Horta-Guinardó in the north of Barcelona offers breathtaking views of the city. Whether you want to visit, hike, or eat, bet on this hidden part of Barcelona that still remains very authentic.
Located near the beach, Poblenou is the perfect place to stay on your trip to Barcelona. Keep reading to find out more of what’s on offer!
Sant Andreu, a village district in the heart of the city. Would you like to get to know the typical places of Catalonia? Go to this district, where you will find many squares that combine modernity with the charm of the old.
Gràcia is one of the most charming neighbourhoods in the city. With a Catalan-bohemian vibe, both exotic and traditional restaurants, cool nightlife and quirky stores, this area of the city is a great place to experience a different side of Barcelona.
Diagonal mar is a gateway between diagonal between the city and the Mediterranean sea. It was once a wasteland before architects turned it into high-rise residences. These days there are some of sights to see in diagonal mar example being the big shopping mall called Diagonal Mar Centro Comercial that has many popular retailers residing in it.
Poble Sec, situated at the foot of Montjuic, has become very popular due to its accessible prices and singularity. Discover more about the area in this blog!
