Sants in 5 minutes - Barcelona District to District
Discover the Sants neighbourhood in 5 minutes.
We want to show you Barcelona neighbourhood by neighbourhood, so we sent Asier Suescun to speak with the residents. Local people and immigrants that live in the district will tell you all the information and reasons you need to come to get to know the area and live there.
Sants is a family district with lots of life and plenty of shops. It's most important roadway is Carrer de Sants, which some say is the longest highstreet in Europe (1.35 miles), but that title is more likely owned by Piotrkowska Street in Poland (3.04 miles).
It's also said this is the best connected district of Barcelona in terms of transport because it has Sants Station – the main train station of Catalonia and second in Spain. It also has Metros, buses and local rail.
Plaça d'Espanya is one of the entryways into the district where you'll find Las Arenas, an old bullfighting ring turned into a shopping centre. It has a rooftop terrace with 360º panoramic views over Barcelona.
The neighbourhood has many squares, local life, markets, everyday local shops and the city's large natural green area – Montjuïc. On its slopes and peaks you'll find lots of parks to stroll, sports installations that hosted the 1992 Olympic Games and Montjuïc Castle. It's now used for celebrations, open-air cinemas and other cultural activities but back in the day it was typically used as a political prison and execution ground.
We show you a tailor-made map which will show you the points of interest around the neighbourhood so you don't get lost and enjoy it just as if you were one more local.
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Festa Sant Medir 2016 - La Bordeta - Hostafrancs (Barcelona)
Breu recull d'imatges de l'edició 2016 de la cercavila al barri de la Bordeta - Hostafrancs (Sants-Montjuic ) a Barcelona en motiu de la festivitat de Sant Medir .
Data: 06.03.2016
Fotografies: Gabriel Boloix
Metro L1 La Sagrera - Barcelona ???????? Spain - Walking Tour - July 2023
Metro L1 La Sagrera - Barcelona ???????? Spain - Walking Tour - July 2023
Barcelona – The Most Complete Cinematic City Tour as of 2021
In this video, we will walk through El Raval, El Gotic, El Born, and Barcelonetta districts, get on top of Montjuik and Tibidabo hills, taste the Catalan cuisine and all its delicacies in the la Boqueria food market, review all transport options of Barcelona, visit Barcelona FC football match and the Camp Nou stadium.
We will take a deep dive into the history of the Sagrada Familia, check the Black Madonna statue in the monastery of Montserrat, visit the Olympic Village and the iconic Barcelonetta beach. This video is full of interesting details about Barcelona city, enjoy!
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01:50 Small Tips
02:50 The Old Town
06:29 Drinking Fountains
07:54 Graffiti in Barcelona
10:14 La Boqueria
12:26 Plaça de Catalunya, L'Eixample, and other new districts
16:22 Balconies in Barcelona
17:55 Sagrada Familia
22:44 Montjuic Hill
26:22 The Olympic Village
28:54 Transport in Barcelona
30:54 Tibidabo Hill
32:55 Catalan Cuisine
34:44 Barcelona FC and the Camp Nou Stadium
36:39 Montserrat Mountain
BARCELONA OR MADRID? Which City Should You Visit? | Spain Travel Vlog
Barcelona vs. Madrid: Which city would you choose? Find out which city you should visit on your next trip to Spain!
Jaycation reaches into the Vault for another Unreleased vlog from May 2018. We go on a run to the Camp Nou before FC Barcelona played Real Madrid in the 2018 La Liga El Clasico. Next we head to Madrid for some nightlife in the Tribunal neighborhood. Finally we hop the Ave train back to Barcelona for a Communion celebration.
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Before You Go To BARCELONA, Watch This
Before You Go To BARCELONA, Watch This. I’m Rok and I’ve spent last 8 years travelling around Europe as a tour guide. In this video I want to share with you my Barcelona Travel Tips that will make your travel to capital of Catalonia, Spain much easier. You will learn what to expect from Barcelona. Then I will quickly cover most important events in Barcelona's history. Next I will explain what is the best way to buy tickets for main attractions. I will also talk about safety and language. Next I will cover where would be the best hotel location for exploring the city. I will also cover Barcelona public transport and how to get around the city. And lastly I will give you practical tips and ideas that might help you if you visit Barcelona.
Barcelona is second biggest city in Spain and it's also a capital of Catalonia. They have their own language called Catalan and that means that people of Barcelona are actually bilingual they speak Spanish and Catalan. Besides these two official languages a lot of people also speak English and French.
Barcelona is one of the world's leading tourist economic and cultural centres it is considered to be among the top 5 European cities, attracting more than 30 million visitors.
When visiting famous landmarks it's the best to be prepared for some waiting time. Barcelona is considered to be safe but despite obvious City police presence everywhere pickpockets are the main safety issue in Barcelona.
When looking for hotel or other accommodation in Barcelona there are two main areas I would recommend. You should definitely look for a room close to Barceloneta Beach or in the Gothic quarter famous for narrow winding streets, many restaurants & coffee places, all kind of shops galleries museums and famous La Rambla Street.
Barcelona is considered to be a big city its main attractions are spread around the city so you will need to use some sort of public transport. Barcelona's public transport is considered to be safe good and reliable. From Barcelona Airport you already have several options how to get to the city centre which is 14 kilometers or about 9 miles away.
In the last part I will give you plenty of useful tips and ideas, so check out the video.
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Barcelona has something for everything and that’s why I love it so much..! The beach, shopping, excellent restaurants and bars (so many to choose from and lots of inexpensive, good quality places), an international and relaxed vibe, lots of great professionals and obviously fantastic weather. I love the city!
[SPAIN-BARCELONA] Walking along Sants street... 05/MAR/2021 05:00 pm
Filmed : 05/MAR/2021 05:00 pm using iphone 8
Walk along Sants street... of Sants-Montjuic district!!!
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Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 carrer de Sants
00:40 carrer de Sant Jordi
01:06 carrer de Càceres
02:10 carrer Daoiz i Velarde
03:23 carrer de Sant Medir
03:49 carrer de Canalejas
05:02 carrer del Tinent Flomesta
05:48 Rambla de Badal
06:50 carrer de Pavia
07:22 carrer de Begur
08:41 carrer de Sugranyes
09:39 carrer de Canalejas
09:43 Plaça de l'Olivereta
10:43 carrer de Bacardí
11:18 carrer de Carreras i Candi
12:21 carrer de Sant Frederic
13:20 carrer de l'Escultor Canet
13:58 carrer de Puig i Valls
14:53 carrer de Ventura Plaja
15:52 carrer de Bassegoda
17:17 carrer de Bonveí
17:59 carrer de Torns
19:35 carrer de Sants
20:44 Avinguda de Madrid
22:30 carrer d'Arizala
23:49 carrer del Regent Mendieta
24:17 carrer de Felipe de Paz
24:49 carrer del Pintor Pahissa
25:50 Travessera de les Corts
25:58 Camp Nou
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking Gran Via de Carles III to Sants station
Filmed : 22/06/2020 afternoon time using iphone 8
Scan main streets between Les Corts and Sants-Montjuic district!!!
(starting from Gran Via de Carles III,through Rambla del Brasil and Rambla de Badal,finishing in Barcelona-Sants station)
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????Gardens of the Rambla de Sants????
The gardens of the Rambla de Sants are few gardens high located in the district of Sants in Barcelona ( Spain ). They are located on the Rambla de Sants —also known as «Cajon de Sants», due to the cement structure—, on the train and metro tracks ( line 1 ) parallel to Calle de Antoni de Capmany. Work of Ana Molino and Sergi Godia , were inaugurated on 20 August 2016.
The gardens cover mostly with native plantations ( vines , rose bushes , grapefruits , pomegranates , thyme ) the 760 meters long of the boulevard (about 6 hectares), which also consists of children's play areas, a bar and a library.
The coverage of the train tracks was an old neighborhood complaint. In 2012, they were covered with a drawer that isolated them from the environment, but still hindered neighborhood traffic; With this second phase of landscaping carried out in 2016, the old project demanded by the neighbors has been completed - although the coverage was not the original idea, but the burial. The name of Rambla de Sants was also chosen by the neighbors in a consultative process. Considered as the «first aerial promenade of Barcelona», the gardens are located at a height of between 6 and 14 meters above street level. This has generated some criticism for its proximity to some of the surrounding buildings, whose neighbors have reported the loss of their privacy.
The gardens have been designed with sustainability criteria, with LED lighting, photovoltaic energy and groundwater irrigation. For the vegetation, autochthonous species have been chosen preferably, which are signposted with signs providing a botanical tour. In the final part of the route, on the border with Hospitalet, a «didactic garden» has been arranged that shows what the area was like in the 18th century .
????Industrial Spain Park????
The Industrial Spain Park (in Catalan , Parc de l'Espanya Industrial ) is located between the neighborhoods of Sants and Hostafrancs , in the Sants-Montjuïc district of the city of Barcelona ( Spain ), next to the railway station from Barcelona-Sants .
It was built in 1985 by the architects Luis Peña Ganchegui , Francesc Rius i Camps , Antón Pagola and Monserrat Ruiz , on the land vacated by La España Industrial (also known as the Vapor Nou de Sants ), an old textile factory founded in 1847 by the Muntadas family, and who in 1972 moved to Mollet del Vallès . The year of its construction it received the FAD Prize for Architecture and Interior Design. The park was thoroughly renovated in 2009.
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 Avinguda Diagonal
00:45 Gran Via de Carles III
03:21 carrer de Sabino Arana
04:51 carrer de Mejía Lequerica
07:38 Travessera de les Corts
11:38 Avinguda de Madrid
12:08 Rambla del Brasil
13:51 carrer de Roger
15:06 carrer de Miquel Àngel
16:55 carrer de Sants
17:40 Rambla de Badal
20:15 carrer de Canalejas
21:00 carrer de Pavia
23:40 Gardens of the Rambla de Sants
29:35 Placeta de Ramon Torres Casanova
30:38 carrer de Sants
31:25 Passeig de Sant Antoni
32:35 carrer d'Alcolea
33:22 carrer de Salou
35:05 carrer de Riego
35:22 Barcelona-Sants station
35:36-50:43 (right side) Industrial Spain Park
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Metro Station Llefià - Barcelona ???????? - Walkthrough ????
filmed in November 2022
Llefià is a station on the L10 line.
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Rambla de Badal and Sants street 11/NOV/2020 06:00 pm
Filmed : 11/NOV/2020 06:00 pm using iphone 8
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????Rambla de Badal????
The Rambla de Badal is a street in the Sants district of Barcelona opened in 1885 by the Badal brothers according to an urbanization plan for the area between the train track and the Bordeta road (in the La Bordeta district). Later, in 1914, Barcelona City Council promoted the construction of the section of street between the train track and the Sants road to the square known as Plaça de Víctor Balaguer, projecting an 18-meter street. wide with a row of trees on each side. Finally, in 1970, the street was widened to accommodate the first roundabout, an underground section that was intended to facilitate the mobility of vehicles.
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 Rambla de Badal
00:10 carrer de Pavia
01:02 carrer de Canalejas
01:55 carrer Daoiz i Velarde
02:51 carrer de Càceres
04:05 carrer de Sants
05:34 Riera d'Escuder
05:58 carrer de Sant Medir
06:54 carrer de Sant Jordi
08:23 Placeta de Ramon Torres Casanova
08:43 Jardins de la Rambla de Sants
08:58 Passeig de Sant Antoni
12:44 carrer de Premià
13:49 carre de Gayarre
15:15 carrer 26 de Gener de 1641
16:13 carrer del Moianès
16:43 carrer del Consell de Cent
17:05 carrer de l'Àliga
18:20 carrer d'Hostafrancs de Sió
19:07 carrer de Sant Roc
21:19 carrer de la Diputació
22:33 Plaça d'Espanya
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BARCELONA Reiseführer - Travelguide UHD / 4K
Entdecke das bekannte und unbekannte Barcelona für deinen Urlaub dort.
Discover the famous and unknown Barcelona for your holidays there.
Descubre la famosa y desconocida Barcelona para tus vacaciones allí.
Découvrez la célèbre et inconnue Barcelone pour vos vacances là-bas.
Buradaki tatilleriniz için ünlü ve bilinmeyen Barselona'yı keşfedin.
在那兒度假，發現著名和未知的巴塞羅那。
Zài nà'er dùjià, fāxiàn zhùmíng hé wèizhī de bāsèluónà.
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1:00 Rambla
3:12 Barri Gotic (Gotic Virtel)
5:13 Barceloneta (Park)
6:50 Sant Gervasi (Gaudi Haus / Tipp!)
8:20 Gracia (Gaudi)
10:47 Hotha (Irrgarten)
11:55 Gracia Turo de la Rovira (Bunker)
12:35 Sagrada (Sagrada de Familia)
14:15 Sagrada (Hospital de Saint Pau)
15:29 Sant Marti (Port Olympic / La Barceloneta)
16:55 Montjuic (Castell)
17:49 Montjuic (Olymia Park)
18:49 Hostafrancs (Placia d`Espanya)
4K BARCELONA Walking Tour | TARRAGONA STREET | October 2023 SPAIN 4K
◾ A long street dotted with skyscrapers, it serves as the border between Hostafrancs, in the Sants-Montjuïc district, and Eixample. This street runs from Plaça d'Espanya to Plaça dels Països Catalans.
◾ This video was recorded on October 23, 2023 ⌚ 17.30
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Travel Barcelona Spain vlog | Barcelona Travel Guide 2020 | Part 1
48 hours in Barcelona...Travel Barcelona Spain Vlog, Spain is a must-visit destination so I decided to make a travel guide the Food, Costs, Safety and realities of this city Barcelona. Things to know BEFORE you go to BARCELONA
In our first episode, we visited a beach resort near Barcelona, Lloret De Mar, a small town on the Costa Brava in Spain's Catalonia region, is known for its Mediterranean beaches. The medieval hilltop Castle of Sant Joan, to the east, offers views over the area, while the central Iglesia de Sant Romà church provides examples of both Catalan Gothic and modernist architecture. On a cliff overlooking the sea, the Santa Clotilde Gardens were built in the style of the Italian Renaissance.
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Walking in Barcelona: Parc del Turó, Spain ????????, 4K, summer, nature walk, tourism
Walking in Parc del Turó, Barcelona, Spain ????????, 4K, summer, nature walk, tourism
A space that was formerly home to an amusement park is now a secluded park dedicated to music and poetry. Turó Park, inaugurated in 1934, still conserves many of its original trees, a pond covered with lily pads that bloom in the spring and a collection of sculptures that pay homage to musicians and poets from the period.
Why visit Turó Park?
Turó Park, which takes its name from the amusement park that occupied the site until 1929, is one of Barcelona’s most emblematic green spaces. The park, designed by Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí and dedicated to the poet Eduard Marquina, is a large and elegant garden, with a hundred-year-old carob tree, laurels, magnolias, poplars, palm trees, holm oaks and a pond surrounded by trees.
Another notable feature is the sculptures located throughout the park. In fact, there are two routes to discover the park’s secrets. If you follow the botanic route, you can observe in more detail all the trees, bushes, plants and flowers that make up the park’s rich plant life, whereas the poetic route takes you from sculpture to sculpture. The most significant ones include the one dedicated to the cellist Pau Casals, the Josep Clarà sculpture in honour of the tenor Francesc Viñas and, in the meadow La ben plantada, by Eloïsa Cerdan, a piece in bronze in homage to the writer Eugeni d’Ors.
El espacio que antiguamente ocupó un parque de atracciones es, en la actualidad, un parque recogido y dedicado a la música y la poesía. El Turó Park, inaugurado en 1934, conserva gran parte de su arbolado original, un estanque cubierto por nenúfares que florecen en primavera y una colección de esculturas en homenaje a músicos y poetas de la época.
¿Por qué visitar el Turó Park?
El Turó Park, que recibe su nombre del parque de atracciones que ocupó el mismo terreno hasta el año 1929, es uno de los espacios verdes más emblemáticos de Barcelona. El parque, diseñado por Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí y dedicado al poeta Eduard Marquina, es un elegante y amplio jardín, con un algarrobo centenario, laureles, magnolias, chopos, palmeras, encinas y un estanque rodeado de árboles.
Otro elemento notable del Turó Park son las esculturas que encontrarás por todo el espacio. De hecho, existen dos recorridos para conocer el parque. Si sigues la ruta botánica, podrás observar con más detenimiento todos los árboles, arbustos, plantas y flores que conforman la riqueza vegetal del parque, mientras que el recorrido poético te llevará de escultura en escultura. Destacan la obra dedicada al violonchelista Pau Casals; la de Josep Clarà, en honor al tenor Francesc Viñas; y en la pradera del parque, La ben plantada, de Eloïsa Cerdan, una pieza de bronce en homenaje al escritor Eugeni d’Ors.
L’espai que antigament va ocupar un parc d’atraccions és avui un parc recollit i dedicat a la música i la poesia. El Turó Parc, inaugurat l’any 1934, conserva bona part del seu arbrat original, un estany cobert de nenúfars que floreixen a la primavera i una col·lecció d’escultures en homenatge a músics i poetes de l’època.
Per què visitar el Turó Park?
El Turó Parc, que rep el seu nom del parc d’atraccions que va ocupar el mateix terreny fins a l’any 1929, és un dels espais verds més emblemàtics de Barcelona. El parc, dissenyat per Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí i dedicat al poeta Eduard Marquina, és un jardí elegant i ample, amb un garrofer centenari, llorers, magnòlies, pollancres, palmeres, alzines i un estany envoltat d’arbres.
Un altre element notable del Turó Parc són les escultures que trobareu per tot l’espai. De fet, existeixen dos recorreguts per conèixer el parc. Si seguiu la ruta botànica, podreu observar amb més detall tots els arbres, arbustos, plantes i flors que conformen la riquesa vegetal del parc, mentre que el recorregut poètic us portarà d’escultura en escultura. Destaquen l’obra dedicada al violoncel·lista Pau Casals, la de Josep Clarà en honor al tenor Francesc Viñas i, en la parada, La ben plantada, d’Eloïsa Cerdan, una peça de bronze en homenatge a l'escriptor Eugeni d’Ors.
Der anheimelnde Park war früher ein Vergnügungspark, und ist heute der Musik und der Poesie gewidmet. Im Park Turó, der 1934 eröffnet wurde, ist ein großer Teil des Baumbestandes bis heute erhalten. Im Frühjahr bedeckt ein blühender Teppich aus Seerosen den Teich und die Sammlung von Statuen im Park erinnern an die Musiker und Dichter der damaligen Zeit.
Sehenswertes im Park Turó
Der Park Turó, der den Namen des ehemaligen Vergnügungsparks trägt, der bis 1929 das Gelände einnahm, ist eine der ansehnlichsten Grünflächen Barcelonas. Der Park, der von Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí entworfen wurde und dem Dichter Eduard Marquina gewidmet ist, ist eine elegante und großzügige Gartenanlage mit einem hundert Jahre alten Johannisbrotbaum, mehreren Lorbeerbäumen, Magnolien, Pappeln, Palmen, Steineichen und einem Teich, der von Bäumen umsäumt ist.
Barcelona ???? Train Station - Sants Estacion - August 2023 ????????
◾ Its Long and Medium Distance routes, using both the classic network and the high-speed network, connect Barcelona with national and international destinations. It concentrates the largest suburban traffic in the city as lines R1, R2, R3 and R4 of the Barcelona suburban network come together.
◾ This video was recorded on August 15, 2023 ⌚ 19.30
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Barcelona, Spain | Walking tour of the Sant Antoni | September 2023 [4k]
◾ The Sant Antoni neighborhood, located in Barcelona's Eixample, is known for the homonymous market designed by Antoni Rovira i Trias, which dates back to the 19th century.
◾ This video was recorded on September 18, 2023 ⌚ 17.00
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Metro Station Ecoparc - Barcelona ???????? - Walkthrough ????
filmed in November 2022
Ecoparc is a station on the L10 line.
The station opened on November 7, 2021.
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[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking from Parc de Joan Miró 01/SEP/2020 5:20 pm
Filmed : 01/SEP/2020 5:20 pm using iphone 8
Walk from Parc de Joan Miró of Barcelona city!!!
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????Parc de Joan Miró????
The Joan Miró Park (in Catalan , Parc de Joan Miró ) is located in the Ensanche de Barcelona , near the Plaza de España , from which it is separated by the Plaza de Toros de las Arenas - now converted into a shopping center. It was formerly known as Parque del Matadero (in Catalan , Parc de l'Escorxador ), because the old Municipal Slaughterhouse was located on its grounds. The project was the work of the architects Antoni Solanas , Màrius Quintana , Beth Galí and Andreu Arriola, and it was inaugurated on May 12, 1983.
In 2006 a remodeling was carried out by Beth Galí, Jaume Benavent , Andrés Rodríguez and Rüdiger Würth , in which an underground parking lot and water tank were built, and adapted the roof as a green area. The name of the park is in recognition of the surrealist painter Joan Miró .
????Arenas de Barcelona????
Arenas de Barcelona , also known as Las Arenas , is a commercial , leisure and cultural center opened in 2011 and located in the remodeled building of the old Las Arenas bullring in the Plaza de España in Barcelona . The original building, inaugurated in 1900 , was a bullring that in 1977 stopped practicing bullfighting .
It houses the Rock Museum with the Jordi Tardà collection. The complex has a floating terrace with a flexible roof that forms a plaza with panoramic views. The ground floor links the complex with the Spain metro station ( L1 , L3 , L8 and FGC ).
The Las Arenas bullring , inaugurated in 1900 , was built on the initiative of Josep Marsans , founder of Banca Marsans and Viajes Marsans . The 19 of June of 1977 the last was held bullfight and in 1988 the Feria de Barcelona raised tear it down to build a pavilion, which was never built due to litigation preserving the building and if out had to bring a expropriation or not.
In 1989 the Barcelona City Council a process of expropriation began that was not finally completed.
Ten years later, in 1999 , the Sacresa group of the Sanahuja family bought the square to build a leisure center. The purchase operation was for 2,000 million pesetas and the architectural project was entrusted to Richard Rogers .
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 Parc de Joan Miró
00:23 Arenas de Barcelona
00:52 carrer de la Diputació
05:40 carrer de Llança
07:21 Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes
09:23 Plaça d'Espanya
10:15 carrer de Tarragona
11:39 carrer de la Diputació
13:58 carrer de la Creu Coberta
15:01 carrer de Béjar
15:40 carrer del Cap de Guaita
16:01 carrer del Rector Triadó
16:35 carrer de Sant Roc
17:46 carrer d'Hostafrancs de Sió
18:48 carrer de Vilardell
19:13 Mercat d'Hostafrancs (=Hostafrancs Market)
20:14 carrer de l'Àliga
21:01 carrer de Leiva
22:09 carrer de Portugalete
22:20 carretera de la Bordeta
23:22 carrer del Moianès
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Filmed : 05/MAR/2021 04:00 pm using iphone 8
Walk along Diputació street...of Sants-Montjuic district!!!
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????Mercat d'Hostafrancs????
The Hostafrancs Market is a municipal market in Barcelona located in the Hostafrancs district. Work of the architect Antoni Rovira i Trias, it was inaugurated in 1888 and has undergone several reforms throughout its history. In addition to the market, there is a shop (Abacus) on the 2nd floor and a supermarket (Opencor). It has an area of 976.36 m2. It is a work of Barcelona protected as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest.
The Hostafrancs market is a detached building located between Creu Coberta, Hostafrancs de Sió and Vilardell streets. It consists of three naves, the widest and tallest central, with a double-sloped roof each. The building has a stone base where the iron columns that support a beam are supported. Between the columns there is an iron railing and the closure is made by means of metal plates. The beam is supported by pieces of wrought iron that act as corbels and, on the columns, with cast iron corbels with plant decoration. While in the side naves this beam supports the roof, in the central nave there is an iron structure of columns with semicircular arches closed with glass. On this structure there is a beam that holds the roof. Following the slopes of the roofs there are a series of openings that allow the passage of air. At the ends of the roofs are decorative iron shields.
The interior is currently divided into two floors, which prevents natural light from entering the stalls and distorts the view of the original space. On the ground floor, in a wide space without separations, the stops are arranged in streets and a series of cast iron columns support beams that support the weight of the floor of the upper floor. A shop has been located on the first floor. Here a false ceiling follows the triangular shapes of the roofs but without revealing their structure.
The market has a total area of 3,495 m2 and a commercial area of 976 m2.
Route and Sights Timestamps :
00:00 carrer de la Diputació
01:22 carrer de la Creu Coberta
03:04 carrer del Rector Triadó
04:10 carrer de la Torre d'En Damians
05:15 Mercat d'Hostafrancs
05:25 carrer del Callao
05:49 carrer del Consell de Cent
06:51 carrer de la Creu Coberta
07:50 carrer Llobet
09:12 carrer de Sants
09:32 carrer de l'Espanya Industrial
10:23 carrer de Watt
11:14 carrer de Premià
11:29 carrer del Guadiana
12:13 carrer de Riego
12:20 carrer de Salou
14:13 carrer d'Alcolea
15:18 Plaça de Sants
16:06 carrer d'Olzinelles
17:06 Plaça de Bonet i Muixí
18:14 carrer del Sant Crist
18:56 carrer de Rossend Arús
19:06 carrer d'Ibèria
20:33 carrer de Maria Victòria
21:19 Plaça de la Farga
22:16 carrer d'Almeria
22:24 carrer de la Ferreria
22:57 carrer de la Noguera Pallaresa
23:49 carre de Juan Bravo
25:08 carrer de Gavà
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