[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking inside Sant Andreu de Palomar
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San Andrés de Palomar (in Catalan and officially Sant Andreu de Palomar ) is a neighborhood and the oldest part of the district of San Andrés of Barcelona . Old independent municipality with more than 1000 years of documented history, it was annexed to Barcelona on April 20, 1897.
It has an area of 174 hectares and has a population of about 55,000 inhabitants. Its limits are: Rovira i Virgili street, old Riera de Horta, Santa Coloma promenade, Meridiana avenue , and railroad tracks.
The first written notice dates from 992 , the year in which an exchange document of an inheritance is signed and in which a place called Palomar is mentioned. In 1034 the names of Saint Andrew, patron of the parish, and Palomar appear together. The limits of the old town of San Andrés de Palomar ran through the Besós river to the Collserola mountain range , and from Moncada and Reixach in the north to San Martín de Provensals in the south. The Horta stream was the division with the neighboring municipality of San Martín. Located on a plain with fertile land, its main activity was agriculture. Irrigation was possible thanks to the Acequia Condal , a canal that around 954 had Count Miró I built to conduct the water from Moncada to Barcelona. During the eleventh , twelfth and thirteenth centuries , a first nucleus of houses was built around the church.
In the 16th century , one can already speak of farmhouses scattered around the demarcation of the town of San Andrés de Palomar. The San Andrés peasantry originated from the leasing or cession of land by an organized middle class. Over time, the different streets around Calle Mayor, the old Roman road, were formed. The industrialization that took place at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century led to the establishment of important companies in San Andrés, such as the Fabra and Coats textile, La Maquinista , Fabricación Nacional de Colorantes, and a large number of small companies and workshops. (from Wikipedia)
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 Passeig de Fabra i Puig
00:08 carrer de Concepción Arenal
00:15 Rambla de Fabra i Puig
02:28 carrer de Camil Fabra
03:44 carrer de les Monges
05:31 carrer Gran de Sant Andreu
07:16 carrer del Llenguadoc
08:17 carrer de Ramon Batlle
11:28 carrer de Sant Adrià
11:46 carrer de Rubén Darío
13:35 Plaça Comerç
14:00 Casa Vidal (by Joan Torras i Guardiola)
14:10 carrer de Pons i Gallarza
14:58 carrer de Malats
15:57 Plaça d'Orfila
16:28 Església de Sant Andreu de Palomar
17:32 carrer del Segre
19:36 Plaça de can fabra
21:36 carrer de Sant Adrià
22:54 carrer de Virgili
23:58 carrer de Ramon Batlle
24:31 carrer Dr.Santponç
24:45 carrer de Santa Coloma
26:00 carrer de Borriana
27:05 Rambla de l'Onze de Setembre
30:49 carrer de Virgili
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Top 10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Badalona | Spain - English
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Badalona is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Spain having many best places in Badalona. Badalona is a municipality to the immediate north east of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain. It is located on the left bank of the Besòs River and on the Mediterranean Sea, in the Barcelona metropolitan area. By population, it is the third largest city in Catalonia and the twenty-third in Spain. It became a city in 1897. So to help you figure out the places you need to try, we've gathered up a bucket list of the best Places in Badalona that you won't regret going to.
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Barcelona Travel Guide - Spanish Unique Moments
Barcelona is the capital and largest city of Catalonia and Spain's second largest city, with a population of over one and half million people (over five million in the whole province). Barcelona is the city of the soccer club FC Barcelona. This city, located directly on the northeastern Mediterranean coast of Spain, has a rich history, having been under Roman, then Frank law before declaring its independence.
Districts of Barcelona :
Ciutat Vella
(the Old City), is indeed the oldest part of the city and is numbered as District Number One. It is located in a central position on the Mediterranean coast and is the top tourist magnet of the city. Top attractions in Ciutat Vella include the Medieval architecture of the Barri Gotic neighbourhood, the Contemporary Art Museum of Barcelona in Raval and the Naval Museum at the end of the entertainment-filled walking path known as Las Rambles.
Eixample
is known as the Modernist Quarter for its imposing Modernistic buildings such as the Casa Mila, the Temple Expiatori and the local district hall. The district's street-grid is extremely strict, being divided into square blocks with widened streets at every intersection to allow for greater visibility.
Gràcia
is located in north-central Barcelona just north of Eixample. It was originally a separate city, which was founded in 1626 as the Our Lady of Grace Convent. It joined Barcelona only in the 20th Century and maintains an ambience of its own
Sants-Montjuïc
is located along the Mediterranean on the southern edge of Barcelona. It was formerly a separate municipality centred in Sants, but also includes the port and industrial complex called the Zona Franca and a wealth of museums and monuments. There are also frequent fairs and festivals in this part of Barcelona.
Sant Martí
on the east edge of town, is named after the first church built in the area- St. Martin's.
Inland Suburbs
Areas such as Sarrià, Pedralbes, Horta and Sant Andreu invite you to get off the beaten path and get away from the tourist crowds.
The Barcelona Card features unlimited free travel on public transport and free admission and discounts at around 100 visitor attractions. The card is available for purchase for periods of between 2 and 5 days. Explore highlights the of Barcelona by segway in hours. Several tours give you the opportunity to Get to know the history of Barcelona from professional tour guides also get advice for the best places for eating, going out and shopping.
Barcelona is a city with more than 20 Michelin stars in all its restaurants. The Catalans pride themselves in great food, which is anchored in centuries of history and the us of fresh products. Barcelona offers an incredibly voluminous and diverse array of sleeping accommodations to the eight million or so tourists who visit the city annually.
Most people who visit Barcelona wish to tour the major sites in city center first and foremost, and therefore it makes sense to be located downtown. With your headquarters in Old City areas like Las Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter or the inner-city beachfront zone known as La Barceloneta, you have immediate access to the city's transportation hub and plenty of places to visit on foot.
A lot to see in Barcelona such as :
La Sagrada Familia
Park Güell
Casa Milà
Casa Batlló
La Rambla, Barcelona
Gothic Quarter
Mercado de La Boqueria
Montjuïc
Picasso Museum
Plaça de Catalunya
Cathedral of Barcelona
Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
Ciutadella Park
La Barceloneta
Palau de la Música Catalana
Camp Nou
Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona
Columbus Monument, Barcelona
Güell Palace
Poble Espanyol
Plaça d'Espanya
Tibidabo
Tibidabo Amusement Park
Aquarium Barcelona
Joan Miró Foundation
Montjuïc Castle
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
Rambla De Mar
Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona
Plaça Reial
Casa Vicens Gaudí
Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar
Gaudí House Museum
Laberint d'Horta Park
Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art
Barcelona Zoo
Gran Teatre del Liceu
Port Olímpic
Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Port of Barcelona
Montserrat
Agbar Tower
CosmoCaixa Barcelona
Museu de la Xocolata
Avinguda Diagonal
Casa Amatller
Plaça del Rei
Plaça Sant Jaume
Platja de la Nova Icària
Barceloneta Beach
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Districts of Barcelona
The City of Barcelona is divided into 10 administrative districts each with its own Ajuntament. The city centre districts of Ciutat Vella and L'Eixample along with Sants-Montjuïc, Gràcia and the beaches of Sant Martí are the most likely desinations for tourists. But if you live here, Les Corts, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, Horta-Guinardó. Nou Barris and Sant Andreu are not only wildly different but also have a lot going for them.
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Badalona (Things to do - Places to Visit) - BADALONA Top Tourist Places
City in Spain
Badalona is a municipality to the immediate north east of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain. It is located on the left bank of the small Besòs River and on the Mediterranean Sea, in the Barcelona metropolitan area. By population, it is the third largest city in Catalonia and the twenty-third in Spain.
In May, the occasion of the celebration of Saint Anastasi, the patron saint of Badalona, activities, and festivals are organized all around the city. The most important celebration takes place the day before Saint Anastasi Day when, at night, people gather at the maritime promenade to participate in the popular Cremada del Dimoni (Devil-Burning)--similar to the famous Valencian Falles.
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Day Trip to Badalona, Spain
Day Trip to Badalona, Spain
David takes us on another adventure in the Spanish region of Catalunya (Catalonia) to the beachside town of Badalona. Just a metro ride away from Barcelona, Badalona offers a charming respite front the hustle and bustle of city life. In this episode David takes us around town to show us what to do on a day trip to Badalona. Hint: it involves two of David’s favorite things: history and food!
First stop is are the Roman ruins that Badalona is known for. In ancient times, Badalona was known as “Baetulo and Barcelona was known as “Barcino.” Both were large seaports with an extensive network of roads, residential quarters, and public buildings. The ruins of ancient Baetulo are housed within the Badalona Museum, located in the center of town at Plaça Assemblea de Catalunya, 1. The city dates back to the 1st century B.C., making it one of the oldest Roman settlements on the Iberian Peninsula!
Directions to Museum: Go the very end of L2 (the purple one) on the Metro at Badalona Pompeu Fabra. From the main exit go up hill to the next set of traffic lights and cross Avinguda de Martí Pujol and then go along Via Augusta for a couple of hundred metres. The Museum is on the corner of Via Agusta and Carrer de les Termes Romanes.
David takes us around the main exhibits of the museum, showing us the beautiful mosaics, old city walls, cardo maximus, and several artifacts uncovered at the site (pottery, coins, lamps, sculptures, and carvings). The Badalona Museum is especially interesting thanks to interactive displays and knowledgeable staff who provide detailed explanations about how Romans lived during that time.
A short walk from the museum is Casa Dels Dofins, a enclosed archaeological site containing the remains of a wealthy Roman “domus” or home. True to the architectural style of the time, all the rooms in the domus are centered around an atrium (courtyard). The name of the home, which means “house of the dolphins” comes from the dolphin mosaics found at the site. A walk around the Casa Dels Dofins exhibit reveals just how beautiful this house must have been during its Baetulo’s prime.
After so much history, David works up quite an appetite, so he heads to a popular seafood restaurant in town. With an endless supply of fresh fish from the Mediterranean, it is no wonder why La Donzella de la Costa restaurant is always packed. David tries some of the house specialties including razor clams, fried sardines and shrimp, octopus, monkfish filet, and a tasty seafood paella. Then he tops it all off with a dessert sampling of tarts and Crema Catalana (creme brûlée). Prices are reasonable and the view can’t be beat!
If it’s fun in the sun that you crave, Badalona has a gorgeous stretch of beach perfect for swimming and relaxing. The seafront promenade is lines with cafes, restaurants, and shops. So you see, there is much to hold you in Badalona for a day or two, which makes it a great day trip option from Barcelona.
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Navas de Tolosa street 12/SEP/2020 12:10 pm
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Walk along Navas de Tolosa street of Sant Andreu district!!!
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The district of San Andrés (in Catalan and officially: Sant Andreu ) is the ninth (IX) of the ten districts in which is divided administratively the city of Barcelona .
Its population is estimated at approximately 170,000 inhabitants, of which 52,000 are in the old town of San Andrés de Palomar . San Andrés is the third largest district, with an area of 653 hectares. Located in the north of the city, it is bordered by the Besós river, which forms the border between Barcelona, San Adrián de Besós and Santa Coloma de Gramanet, and the districts of Nou Barris, Horta-Guinardó and Sant Martí.
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes
00:21 carrer de Bilbao
01:36 carrer d'Andrade
02:58 carrer del Concili de Trento
04:33 carrer d'Aragó
05:14 carrer de las Navas de Tolosa
06:07 carrer de València
06:23 carrer del Clot
07:41 carrer de Mallorca
09:04 carrer de Múrcia
09:23 carrer de Bofarull
11:17 carrer de Palència
12:05 Avinguda Meridiana
13:27 carrer de Josep Estivill
14:50 carrer de la Indústria
15:50 carrer de Concepción Arenal
16:26 carrer de Sant Antoni Maria Claret
17:43 carrer de Juan de Garay
19:05 Plaça de Maragall
19:52 Passeig de Maragall
20:30 carrer de Teodor Llorente
21:21 Plaça Escola Guinardó
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A Walk Through The Casc Antic de Sant Andreu
This walk through the backstreets of the Old Town (Casc Antic) of Sant Andreu de Palomar takes us down Carrer Coroleu through Plaça de les Palmeres along Carrer Gran de Sant Andreu and down to Bar Versailles in Plaça del Comerç.
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Gràcia in Barcelona - A Short Guide
The barrio of Gràcia offers visitors the opportunity to experience true local life in the big city. Being a very popular place between locals for food, shopping, architecture, and festivals, Gràcia is a lively and authentic neighborhood of Barcelona culture. Our brief guide of this diverse barrio will give you all that you need to know during your visit.
Top 10 Rides at Tibidabo Amusement Park
Tibidabo is a unique amusement park atop a mountain on the outskirts of Barcelona, Spain. This special setting allows it to offer some of the best views of any park in the world since you're looking down on the city. Many rides take advantage that location and there are several one-of-a-kind attractions here that should not be missed!
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Trinxant street...28/FEB/2021 04:30 pm
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Walk along Trinxant street...of Sant Andreu district!!!
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Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 carrer de Trinxant
00:39 carrer de la Indústria
02:03 carrer de las Navas de Tolosa
03:43 carrer de Biscaia
04:58 carrer de Sant Antoni Maria Claret
05:52 carrer de Concepción Arenal
06:41 Plaça de la Mainada
07:31 carrer de Juan de Garay
07:53 Passatge de la Companyia
08:12 carrer de Biscaia
09:26 carrer d'Olesa
10:21 Passatge de Can Berdura
10:33 carrer de Matanzas
11:15 carrer de Campo Florido
12:30 carrer de Pinar del Rio
13:47 carrer de Garcilaso
14:37 carrer de Puerto Príncipe
15:34 carrer de Francesc Tàrrega
16:30 carrer de la Manigua
17:41 Passatge de Salvador Riera
18:42 carrer d'Alexandre Galí
19:38 carrer del Prat d'en Roquer
20:39 carrer de les Acàcies
21:26 carrer de Ramon Albó
22:15 Passatge Maria Angels Rivas
23:21 carrer d'Alexandre Galí
24:02 carrer de Felip II
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Barcelona Gothic Quarter walking tour
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Barcelona Gothic Quarter walking tour takes us to some of the main plazas of town and those charming little pedestrian lanes.
While Barcelona has many famous sites and museums, one of the great pleasures is just hanging out, just taking a stroll, sitting down relaxing, watching the people go by. We'll visit Plaza St Jaume, Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol, the Rambla, Les Quinze Nits, Carrer de Jaume, Barcelona Cathedral, with highlights of the Mercè Festival Barcelona.
And we'll see the grand plaza of the Plaça Reial, that's the Royal Square, built in the nineteenth century. It's surrounded by magnificent arcades on all sides and anchored by a grand fountain in the center.
While this is a very popular touristic destination, it's also a public space that's utilized by the locals, especially when they're putting on an outdoor concert at one of their various festivals.
On Sundays they have a flea market with antiques and collectibles. The street market could be a good place to pick up an authentic souvenir – better than a tourist shop, but perhaps the main attraction of the Royal Square are the many restaurants lining it all the way around.
It's even more lively at night than during the day, primarily because of all the busy restaurants and it's like an outdoor living room for the people who live here. Even if you're not hungry this is certainly an interesting spot to pass through in the evening.
There's even a couple of small deluxe hotels on the square and just looking around at all the food, restaurants you'll quickly work up an appetite.
And don't hesitate to take a walk at night in the heart of Barcelona, for example, once again back out here on the Rambla. It really is quite safe because there are so many people around, the streets are pretty well lit. You don't want to miss out on that, and the Spaniards, as you know stay up late so the restaurants are open.
One of the busiest pedestrian streets is Carrer de Jaume, which is actually part of a much longer street that goes from one end of downtown to the other, changing names to Carrer de la Princesa and as we saw earlier, Carrer de Ferran.
That culinary favorite of pizza is always available, and gelato – that could be your staple dishes in town, along with the tapas and the vino.
This lively street inevitably leads into its namesake the Plaça St Jaume, where City Hall is located, other government buildings and lots of people. Tonight there was a special event, part of the Mercè Festival, lighting up the buildings with moving illuminations and music.
Over 100 events with music and dance performances take place on that Mercè Festival weekend. We will show you a little bit more of this and the sardana dance at the end of the show.
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Girona ???????? Most Beautiful Places in Spain ????Spanish Medieval City Walking Tour ????
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????: How to reach: 100 km From Barcelona, Hourly Train (10€ - 15€), Lots of Bus Services (10€ - 15€)
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Girona is a city with more than 2000 years of history, reflected in its two fortified enclosures: the Roman Força Vella and the Medieval Quarter. Its artistic heritage includes the Cathedral, with the widest Gothic nave in the world, the Basilica of Sant Feliu, with its Romanesque and Gothic elements, the Benedictine monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, and the Arab Baths, inspired by Roman baths. The Jewish Quarter or Call, one of the best-preserved in the world, shows the importance of the Jewish culture in Girona. The city also has charming spaces such as the church of Sant Martí Sacosta and Casa-Palau Agullana, which were used as filming locations for the popular TV series Game of Thrones.
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Girona, a medieval city in Catalonia, Spain, has a history of over 2,000 years, starting from a small Iberian settlement to a Roman citadel called Gerunda. It was ruled by the Visigoths, the Moors, and the Franks, and became part of the County of Barcelona. It faced many wars and sieges between Spain and France in the 17th and 18th centuries. It has a Gothic cathedral with a very wide nave, a medieval Jewish quarter, and other historic landmarks. It is a tourist attraction and a filming location for Game of Thrones. It is also the capital of its province, comarca, and vegueria, and has a university and a diverse economy.
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Girona has a lot to offer for visitors of different tastes and interests. You can relax in the Jardins de la Devesa, the largest urban park in Catalonia, marvel at the Girona Cathedral, which has the widest gothic nave in the world , explore the El Call, the old Jewish quarter with a museum and synagogues , follow the footsteps of Game of Thrones characters in a walking tour of the filming locations , or enjoy the local cuisine and culture in a food tour or a tasting tour. Girona is a city with a rich history and a vibrant present that will surely impress you.
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Sarrià en 6 minutos- Barcelona Barrio a Barrio
Descubre el barrio de Sarrià en 6 minutos.
Queremos mostrarte Barcelona barrio a barrio y para ello hemos mandado a Silvia Bolognini a hablar con sus vecinos. Gente local y extranjera que vive en el barrio te ofrece en este vídeo la información para que lo conozcas y valores si te interesa alojarte en él.
El distrito de Sarriá-San Gervasi es una zona residencial de alto estanding. Su ambiente familiar es perfecto para los que buscan un lugar auténtico y alejado de los bullicios de la ciudad.
En el vídeo explicamos detalles y curiosidades sobre el barrio. Por ejemplo Sarrià tiene una estación con más de 150 años de historia. El districto tiene muchos lugares de visitar como El Tibidabo, Cosmocaixa, Torre Bellesguard y el Templo del Sagrat Cor.
Moverse por el barrio es bastante facil ya que las conexiones de los medios de transporte son inmejorables.
Paseando por sus calles podrás disfrutar de vistas maravillosas como la que puedes ver desde el templo del Sagrat Cor a más de 500 metros de altura.
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DAY TRIP TO TIBIDABO IN BARCELONA - What to do, how to get there and what to expect atop Tibidabo Mountain!
Up in the Collserola Mountains is the historic amusement park of Tibidabo. From Barcelona you can see the Sagrat Cor Church shining bright at night and from the distance faint screams of amusement park goers riding rides atop the mountain. Its a fun day trip from Barcelona and takes about 40-50 minutes to get there. Find out how to get to Tibidabo on Jaycation!
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BARCELONA to MADRID BY TRAIN l Spain Travel Guide
Besides taking one of the many nonstop flights from Barcelona to Madrid each day, many people choose to board the RENFE AVE Train to get from Barcelona to Madrid in just around 3 hours. With speeds over 299KM per hour, this train will get you from the region of Cataluña to the Capital of Spain in no time!
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Sant Quintí street...24/FEB/2021 04:30 pm
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Walk along Sant Quintí street...of Horta-Guinardó district!!!
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Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 carrer de Sant Quintí
01:29 carrer de la Renaixença
02:29 Passatge de Flaugier
03:16 Passatge de Garcia Cambra
03:50 carrer de la Torre Vélez
04:33 carrer d'Amèrica
05:22 Rambla de Volart
05:57 carrer del Xiprer
06:35 carrer de Villar
07:29 carrer d'Escornalbou
07:59 carrer de la Vinya
08:45 Passatge de Llívia
09:11 Passatge de Garcini
10:10 Passeig de Maragall
11:10 carrer de Trinxant
11:51 carrer de Juan de Garay
13:12 carrer de las Navas de Tolosa
14:31 carrer de Sant Antoni Maria Claret
14:51 carrer del Freser
16:25 carrer de Trinxant
16:38 carrer de la Indústria
17:18 carrer de Joan de Peguera
17:53 carrer de Coll i Vehí
18:23 carrer de Ruiz de Padrón
18:54 carrer de Besalú
19:56 carrer del Ripollès
20:35 carrer del Degà Bahí
21:40 Avinguda Meridiana
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A Walk Around The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona
The Gothic Quarter is the centre of the old city of Barcelona. It stretches from La Rambla to Via Laietana, and from the Mediterranean seafront to Ronda de Sant Pere. It is a part of Ciutat Vella district.
The quarter was built primarily in the late 19th and early 20th century, though several buildings date from medieval times. Remains of the squared Roman Wall can be seen around Tapineria and Sots-Tinent Navarro to the north, Avinguda de la Catedral and Plaça Nova to the west and Carrer de la Palla to the south. El Call, the medieval Jewish quarter, is located within this area too.
The Barri Gòtic retains a labyrinthine street plan, with many small streets opening out into squares. Most of the quarter is closed to regular traffic although open to service vehicles and taxis.