There are lots of exciting streets, boulevards and avenues to be discovered in the city, leading you to the most wonderful places. If you only have time to visit out a few of them, make sure to check the most famous ones in Barcelona.
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La Rambla separates two of the city’s most important neighborhoods, Barrio Gótico, a place where you will see relevant examples of Catalan architecture and learn about the history of the city, and Raval, a neighborhood with a sketchy reputation that has been developing into an interesting and eclectic commercial area.
Known as Barcelona’s Champs Elysee, Passeig de Gràcia is one of the fanciest streets in the city. Here, you will find several luxury clothing stores like Stella McCartney, Valentino, Prada and Louis Vuitton. But Passeig de Gràcia isn’t only famous for luxury shopping, it is also the street where four of the most famous modernist buildings are located. Take a stroll in Passeig de Gràcia and you will have the opportunity to photograph Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, Casa Lleó i Morera and Casa Amatler.
Be sure to pay attention to the ground you are walking on. There are areas in Passeig de Gràcia where you can see beautiful designs created by Gaudi on the sidewalk. The tiles have become so famous, there are replicas being sold in stores all over the city.
This street is one of the most popular areas to go shopping in Barcelona. Pull & Bear, Mango, Stradivarius, Shana, and Pimkie are some of the several stores that stand on each side of the busiest pedestrian the street in the city.
Diagonal is one of the largest and most important avenues in Barcelona, dividing the city into the East and the West. Avinguda Diagonal begins in the district of Les Corts and ends in the district of Sant Martí. Using Avinguda Diagonal you will get to places like the Music Museum, Palau Reial de Pedralbes, the Agbar tower, the Design Museum and a number of shopping malls.
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