Discover Barcelona

The most iconic and famous street of Barcelona, thousands of persons walk through this street every day. On one side you can find the sea and Columbus statue pointing to America, on the other Catalunya Square and in the middle our hotel and the also famous Boqueria Market.

Part of the old city, stretched between La Rambla and Via Laietana this district is the

oldest of the city, it has a labyrinthine of medieval streets full of restaurants with local

and international cuisine, artisan shops and a vibrant nightlife. You can find the old Jew quarter, pieces of the roman wall and architecture from the Middle Ages to the present day, located in the middle of the neighborhood there is the cathedral of Barcelona.

As part of the old city, it is also characterized by its medieval streets, with several designer boutiques and a great variety of caffes, bars and restaurants.

On this neighborhood you can also find several attractions such as the Picasso Museum, the cathedral of Santa Maria del Mar and Palau de la Musica.

Showcase of the Barcelona bourgeoisie at the end of the 19th century Passeig de Gracia is also one of the main avenues of Barcelona between its modernist buildings you should not miss Casa Batllo and La Pedrera, both from the famous architect Antoni Gaudi.

The big brands meet on Passeig de Gràcia, being the street in Barcelona that houses the largest number of luxury shops.

Sagrada Familia is a symbol of Barcelona and the most famous project from Antoni

Gaudi, being one of the most visited monuments in Spain, when it is finished it would be the

tallest Christian church in the world, it is still in construction from 1892.

Park Güell is a public park with gardens and architectural elements located in the upper

part of the city, It was designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí, the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism, commissioned by the businessman Eusebi Güell. Built between 1900 and 1914, it was inaugurated as a public park in 1926.

Even though it is a public park to view the whole place it is needed to purchase a entry

ticket

It is one of the most emblematic spaces of the Catalan capital. This square was built

during the International Exhibition of 1929, according to a project drawn up by Josep

Puig i Cadafalch and Guillem Busquets and completed by Antoni Darder, it is the second biggest square in Spain. It features a former bull fighting stadium that now has been converted to a shopping mall, on the other side of the square you can find the magic fountain that periodically offers a show with water, lights, and music. The square is also facing the mountain of Montjuic, with great views of the city and the Museum of national history of Catalonia.

Inside the city alone there are several kilometers of sandy beaches, at the sea front you can also find multiple shopping areas, dining options, luxury yachts, an aquarium,

recreational boat trips and much more but that is not the only connection Barcelona has with the sea, the Mediterranean culture and way of life can be felt through the whole

city.