Eixample

North of El Raval and the Gothic Quarter, the Eixample is home to Barcelona's poshest shops and homes. You'll also find striking Catalonian architecture here, most famously the work of Antoni Gaudi. His famous church, the Sagrada Familia, is not to miss.

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El Raval

West of La Rambla, El Raval is a bustling neighborhood with a pleasing mix of old restaurants and modern cafes. Previously home to the city's poorest, El Raval is a neighborhood in flux, and its seedy side is still apparent, especially after dark. Nevertheless, the hood is a hotspot worth visiting.

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Gothic Quarter

The Barri Gotic (Gothic Quarter) is the city's tourist bulls-eye with its winding streets, cobblestone streets, and souvenir shops. Other attractions include a wide selection of restaurants and Barcelona's 13th-century cathedral. La Rambla, the city's main thoroughfare, is close by.

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La Rambla - Placa de Catalunya

The world-famous La Rambla is Barcelona's famous main thoroughfare. Stretching a mile long, La Rambla is the tourist heart of Barcelona. Street performers, artists, throngs of tourists, and locals fill the street throughout the year. La Rambla is also famous for pickpockets, so watch your wallets!

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La Ribera

Located just to the east of the Gothic Quarter, La Ribera is home to bars, cafés and nightlife options. Walk five minutes south to reach the beach.

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Outer Barcelona

These properties are located outside of Barcelona's city center.

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