La Rambla

Walking
Neighborhood
Cultural & Historical
Architecture
3-5 hours
Any time

Recommended for: Budget & Bargain Culture Party Outdoor & Adventure Family

La Rambla, the city's most famous street, runs from Plaça de Catalunya to the Columbus Monument at the waterfront. Along the broad boulevard, which follows what was once the route of an old stream, are many of the city's best known attractions like the opera house, the Boqueria market and Plaça Reial where Gaudí designed the street lamps. La Rambla is divided into five distinctive "ramblas" (collectively Las Ramblas),recalling the history of each part. Local legend has it that if you drink from the Canaleta fountain in the ramble nearest Plaça de Catalunya, you will keep coming back to Barcelona.

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La Rambla, Barcelona, Spain

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General impression: Excellent
LGBT-friendly: Good

This is the central place of Barcelona. You can't miss it!

Hotels nearby

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Hotel Espana

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Las Flores Hostal

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Hotel Peninsular

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Restaurants nearby

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Restaurant CentOnze

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Hard Rock Cafe

Hard Rock Cafe brings its rock ' roll memorabilia and American classics like hamburgers , wings and barbecue to Plaça de Catalunya just off Las Ramblas. After lunch or dinner, stop by the "Rock Shop" if you...