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La Rambla

La Rambla, which runs between Plaça de Catalunya and the port, was the heart of the city for centuries, and even today it remains the most representative, popular and cosmopolitan street in the city. Our itinerary begins at the head of the Rambla, where it opens onto Pl. de Catalunya.

Walking tour:
Approximate duration: 1-2 hours.

Canaletes Fountain

Iglesia de Belén

Palau Moja

Palau de la Virreina

Sant Josep or “Boqueria” market.

Pla de la Boqueria

Gran Teatro del Liceo

Palau Güell

Plaça Reial

Wax Museum

Reials Drassanes

1. Canaletes Fountain

19th century iron fountain, one of the symbols of the city. It is one of the symbols of the city, tradition says that…

2. Iglesia de Belén

The Jesuits settled in Barcelona in the middle of the 16th century, building different buildings on the Rambla. The…

3. Palau Moja

Located opposite the church of Bethlehem. Manor house from the beginning of the 18th century, in a neoclassical style…

4. Palau de la Virreina

One of the most sumptuous buildings on La Rambla, a clear example of Catalan civil architecture. Palace with a ground…

5. Sant Josep or “Boqueria” market.

Iron construction that houses one of the most typical and traditional food markets. One of the obligatory tourist…

6. Pla de la Boqueria

This name is given to the plain between Calle Hospital and Calle de la Boquería. Before Las Ramblas existed as a…

7. Gran Teatro del Liceo

It is one of the emblematic buildings of the Rambla and of the city. Built on the former site of the Trinitarios…

8. Palau Güell

Built between 1885 and 1890 by Antonio Gaudí, as the residence in Barcelona of Eusebio Güell, great patron of Gaudí,…

9. Plaça Reial

Next to the Rambla there is one of the most unique arcaded squares in Barcelona, which exudes a colonial air, the…

10. Wax Museum

Next to La Rambla we find a very suggestive narrow passage that takes us directly to the Wax Museum. The neoclassical…

11. Reials Drassanes

At the end of the Rambla, the largest and most complete medieval shipyards that exist today are preserved. Inside is…