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La Rambla
A bustling boulevard in Barcelona known for street performers, markets, and vibrant cultural life, connecting Plaça de Catalunya with the waterfront.
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For many visitors to Barcelona, strolling down Las Ramblas is the first port-of-call. Separating the Gothic Quarter and Raval, it’s the busiest pedestrian street in Barcelona. Along the way enjoy the sights and sounds: waiters hawking their overpriced restaurants, tourists spilling out of La Boqueria marketplace, and plenty colorful flower stalls, local artists, and street performers. Watch your wallets though – pickpockets operate a slick operation in the area.
jimmytayles 4 years ago
In case you need a break from all the food shopping, here you can get some bizarre portraits!
stillontheroad 3 years ago
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