The city of Barcelona not only offers a rich history and local culture, but also invites you on an international journey through its most iconic neighborhoods and corners. Hola Barcelona takes you there!
Barcelona not only offers a rich local history and culture, but also invites you on an international journey through its most emblematic neighborhoods and corners.
Travel the world from different parts of Barcelona!
- Ronda de Sant Pere, a walk through Asia: On Ronda de Sant Pere and its surroundings, you'll find a rich variety of Asian gastronomy and culture. Walking through its streets, you’ll come across restaurants offering authentic Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and Vietnamese cuisine, among others. The spice shops and oriental goods stores will also allow you to delve into Asian traditions without leaving the city. Don’t miss the markets, where you can find exotic ingredients that will make you feel like you’re in the heart of Asia.
- Gothic Quarter, a touch of Italy in Barcelona: In the Gothic Quarter, the narrow streets and charming squares evoke the atmosphere of some Italian cities like Rome, Florence, or Venice. The local shops include fashion and craft stores, as well as artisanal gelato shops and cafés. Plaça Reial, with its historic buildings and Mediterranean-inspired architecture, is an ideal place to enjoy a break as if you were in a Roman square.
- Eixample: a journey into European modernism: The Eixample neighborhood is an ode to Modernism, with buildings designed by Antoni Gaudí and other masters of the era. This area offers a sense of order and sophistication that recalls great European capitals like Paris and London. Majestic buildings like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera rival Europe’s finest works of art, and the tea rooms and exclusive boutiques add a touch of luxury that will make you feel at the heart of the great European cities.
- El Born, a touch of the Mediterranean: The Born neighborhood offers a sense of freshness and Mediterranean style that reminds one of the southern European coasts. Stroll through the small shops and charming cafés, where you can taste wines and tapas that evoke the coastal regions of France, Greece, and Italy. The vibrant atmosphere of La Rambla del Born is ideal for experiencing Mediterranean life.
Get around with the Hola Barcelona Travel Card
Visit the city at your own pace using public transportation (metro and bus (TMB), train (FGC, zone 1), Montjuïc Cable Car, tram (TRAM), and commuter trains (Rodalies de Catalunya, zone 1) and enjoy unlimited travel for 48, 72, 96, or 120 hours with the pass.
With Hola Barcelona, your journey through different cultures and continents starts right now. Discover Barcelona, a city where every neighborhood invites you to explore the world from one place!
