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Lamaro Hotel
Lamaro Hotel
Petit Palace Boquería Garden
Petit Palace Boquería Garden
Ohla Barcelona
Ohla Barcelona
Catalonia Portal de l'Angel
Catalonia Portal de l'Angel
Catalonia Avinyó
Catalonia Avinyó
H10 Madison
H10 Madison
Casa Pince
Casa Pince
Hotel Medinaceli
Hotel Medinaceli
Cuatro Naciones
Cuatro Naciones
Hesperia Barri Gòtic
Hesperia Barri Gòtic
Hotel Nouvel
Hotel Nouvel
Maldà Singular Hotel
Maldà Singular Hotel
Hotel SERHS Rivoli Rambla
Hotel SERHS Rivoli Rambla
Catalonia Catedral Hotel
Catalonia Catedral Hotel
Royal Ramblas
Royal Ramblas
Catalonia Port
Catalonia Port
Kimpton Vividora Hotel by IHG
Kimpton Vividora Hotel by IHG
Hotel Barcelona Catedral
Hotel Barcelona CatedralWhere to stay in Gothic Quarter

Downtown Barcelona
La Rambla and Plaça de Catalunya are a few top attractions in Downtown Barcelona. Hop around the city on the metro at Liceu Station or Jaume I Station and check out the area's fascinating museums, stunning cathedral, and popular shops.

Eixample
Characterized by long straight streets and a grid pattern, Eixample boasts iconic sights like Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, and Sagrada Família. The area is easily navigable, with wide avenues and chamfered corners.

Dreta de l'Eixample
Known for its charming cafes and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Dreta de l'Eixample. Check out top attractions like La Rambla and Plaça de Catalunya, and jump on the metro at Girona Station or Passeig de Gracia Station to see more of the city.

El Raval
Known for its fantastic nightlife and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in El Raval. Check out top attractions like La Rambla and Port de Barcelona, and jump on the metro at Parc de Montjuic Station or Paral-lel Station to see more of the city.

La Sagrada Familia
Walk in Gaudí’s footsteps by visiting his breathtaking temple, an impressive labor of love that started in the late 19th century and is still ongoing today.


























































































