One of Barcelona’s biggest markets. During the weekdays stocked full of food items - if you happen to wander by on a Sunday, food is replaced by stalls selling books, coins other bits and bobs.
It's right off the Rambalas so visiting it is very convenient. Lot of vendors - fruits, vegetables, fast food, seafood, candies, chocolates, marzipan, jamon, spices etc. Try fresh juice for 2 euro.
Great beach with warm, clear water (here in July) with no current. There's a lifeguard and plenty of places to get cheap mojitos! Very crowded but if you don't mind it's great
You don't necessarily need to get a ticket to the main area. The surrounding park is very nice as well and if you climb to the small hill you get an impressive view of Barcelona.
My preference is to enter at the top of the park then walk down rather than the other way around. Less crowded entrance and a nice way to see some of the park outside the monumental zone.
Locals and tourists alike love to hang out here: the many trees provide welcome shades in the summer, and it is much quieter than the beach. The Nature Museum set in a castle is a big plus.
Must visit in Barcelona! Unique place, with charming and magic architecture and interior designs. All forms are natural and very interesting. Visit it in the morning, there no tourists crowds inside.
A large hill where you can look at stunning views of Barcelona. It’s easily accessible by bus or cable car. It has beautiful gardens and the old Olympic stadium it’s a must see! En savoir plus .
