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Maze of alleys between Raval and Born where museums, churches, Roman vestigations and architecture retrace the history of Barcelona's oldest district that stretches along the Ramblas from the old port to the Plaza Cataluña.

Bordered by a very pleasant promenade that stretches from Christopher Columbus monument to Barceloneta, and reaches to the beaches of Barcelona, the Port Vell is the oldest port in the city.

The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.

From its 184-metre height, which houses the remains of the 1992 Olympic Games as well as beautiful parks and museums, Montjuic Hill is one of Barcelona's most visited tourist sites, offering exceptional panoramic views.

Meeting point between Plaça Catalunya and Port Vell, the Barcelona's Rambla represents the 2 kilometres of the city's busiest pedestrian avenues, where artists, painters and musicians give the greatest tourists satisfaction.

Barcelona beach

Barceloneta, Nova Icària, Nova Mar Bella, Sant Sebastià or Bogatell, Barcelona's kilometres of beaches welcome every year millions of people from all over the world who come to walk, swim or party on the occasion of events such as the Saint John's Day celebrations.

An incredible building of monumental proportions and meticulous decoration, the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's emblematic and most visited monument, is one of Antoni Gaudi's most impressive architectural works.