The Red Map Barcelona covers the city's historic central neighborhoods of the Barri Gotic, El Raval, El Born and La Ribera , we show you the Barceloneta beaches, and the gardens and museums of Montjuic. To the north then travels north is the dramatic Parc Guell by Antonio Gaudi, and lastly there is the very chic Eixample area.

Places to see in Barcelona include all the important landmarks such as La Sagrada Familia, La Catedral - Le Seu and the Casa Mila La Pedrera. For an outdoor cafe there is the Plaza Reial or the bustling cafes of Las Ramblas, the city's famous pedestrian boulevard. On nearby Montjuic there is a fortress called Castell de Montjuic, art museums such as Palau Nacional Catalunya and the Joan Miro Museum, the 1992 Olympic Stadium, and Mies van der Rohe's architecturally iconic Barcelona Pavilion.

Concise lists of the best shopping, hotels and dining; helpful descriptions of landmarks, museum collections, and integrated metro stops; Red Maps are known for clear and easy to read graphics. Red Maps are the essential guide to neighborhoods, architecture hotels, the metro, museums, restaurants, cafes, history, theatre, art, shopping, parks and squares attractions and more for urban explorers.

Learn more about Barcelona before you go at meet.barcelona.cat/en/visit-barcelona

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