Districts of Barcelona

Barri Gòtic - the Gothic quarter Many close and winding alleys dominate the skyline of the Gothic quarter,the Barri Gòtic. The many sunny places before historic buildings gather around the cathedral, the heart of the Barri Gòtic.

Eixample Around 150 buildings of the Catalan Art Nouveau in Eixample are now a historical monument, including two of the most famous buildings of Gaudí. The most marked feature is the almost wasteful construction of the roads.

Barceloneta - district between harbour and beach Barceloneta was created to build housing for the residents who lost their homes by the construction of the citadel . Today, because of the Barceloneta beach promenade, its many restaurants and his special flair to the beloved streets.

Montjuïc The Montjuïc is an area which nature park gives it an independent being. The Montjuïc stands for arts, sports, culture and entertainment. There is also the fair.

Gràcia Characteristic feature of the artists and students quarter Gràcias are the small alleys are close and many small, relatively warm places. In 1889, the formerly independent village incorporated to the city of Barcelona.