El barrio gótico es uno de los cuatro barrios que forman el distrito de Ciutat Vella de Barcelona, es el núcleo más antiguo de la ciudad y su centro histórico, donde se encuentran la mayoría de los edificios y calles con significado histórico .
El barrio Gótico está compuesto al mismo tiempo por diferentes barrios históricos que conservan su propia personalidad : El call, Sant Just i Pastor, Santa Maria del Pi la Catedral, la Merce.
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FantastikIt is a colourful shop with a variety of original products for the home, gifts and toys from different countries.
Calle Portal de L'AngelThis is a pedestrian avenue famous in Barcelona for its large number of commercial establishments. It is connected to Plaça Catalunya.
Iglesia de Santa AnaChurch and former monastery with cloister and chapter house. It has been linked to the Regular Canons of the Holy Sepulchre since the 12th century, and is located in Calle de Santa Ana, near what is now Plaza de Cataluña.
Plaza Sant JaumeThis square has more than two thousand years of history and currently houses the Palau de la Generalitat, which is the seat of the Presidency and Government of Catalonia.
Museo de la Historia de la CiudadThe Barcelona History Museum is the city's official museum. It preserves, studies, documents, disseminates and exhibits the historical heritage and history of Barcelona from its origins to the present day.
Catedral de Santa EulaliaThe Gothic cathedral of Barcelona is also called the Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica Metropolitana de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia. It is also the seat of the Archbishopric of Barcelona.
Port VellThis is the oldest part of the Port of Barcelona. This is where Barcelona's artificial harbour was born, years ago.
Gaudí Exhibition CenterModern museum, built between the 15th and 16th centuries. It is dedicated to the architecture of the famous Antoni Gaudí.
Museu de CeraDon't miss the Barcelona Wax Museum, which was renovated in 2020. It has a collection of more than 150 figures and 28 different scenarios.
Bodega BiarritzIn this tavern you can enjoy typical local dishes and drinks.
XerinolaTapas bar and traditional Spanish restaurant. You can't miss their wines, as they are their speciality.
La Cassola RestauranteMediterranean food restaurant with a strong Spanish influence and a Catalan touch. Vegan options are also available.
Portaferrissa StreetPortaferrissa is a commercial and pedestrian street. It runs from La Rambla to the Cathedral and is therefore perfect for shopping in Barcelona.
Los TarantosIt is a flamenco tablao founded in 1963 where you can find daily shows of singing and dancing by renowned artists.
Plaza RealThis public square is located in the Gothic Quarter and adjoins the Rambla. It was developed in 1850 thanks to the architect Francisco Daniel Molina.
ELS 4 GATSModern restaurant with all kinds of dishes and impeccable presentation.
LOS CARACOLESRestaurant specialising in snails, as the name suggests. They also make very good paellas.
La fondaBeautiful restaurant with elegant décor. They have a very varied menu.