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Open-air stage for strollers, tourists and pickpockets - the crumbling charm of Barcelona's most famous boulevard.
Barcelona's ambling boulevard "mile" may only be slightly more than a kilometre long, but this short route between the Plaça de Catalunya and the harbour demonstrates the various faces of the city, the atmosphere, pace of life, history and future of Barcelona.
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Barcelona and La Rambla is a spectacle of color and vitality 'for an Italian, accustomed to respectability Catholic, going to hit' a lot, with a bit of attention also avoid pickpockets ... but for the rest, and 'life at all hours with shows, jugglers and music ... not to lose and all to go to the square of the port ...
the way the artists ... lovely walk to do just walk
Great! busy too. the living statues are making a real show. Lots of places to eat or drink. small (illegal) ball and cart games, don't play them, they try to trick you.
Easy class. From shopping to culture, the Rambla has to offer.
really cool!!
crowds of tourist romaing this street everyday. theres lots to see! :D
Een mooie en gezellige "boulevard" met veel terrasjes, eetgelegenheden e.d. Vergeet niet de vele zijstraten, absoluut een aanrader!
great place 4 walking, looking, stroling..... be aware of pickpockets and if course, do NOT play the card-games!!
in this street stood still a foreign concept! for here comes alive in capital letters! Day or night: the stream of people never let! a true melting pot of creative street artists, tourists and sightseers souvernirhändlern numerous. but it is a regular here note: some are the very long finger!
The main artery of the city - at any time of day!
Infinite options! Shop, eat, fun! Thumbs up for Sidecar restaurant.
Halfway up there is a bar only from a window inside the wall - drunk on the street. Best opening act before it goes to the clubs! And watching from the pickpockets!
barcelona best! here cavort lots of people every day. between small artists flower stalls, and small-animal sellers enjoy the atmosphere. good care of bags!
Very pretty and very lively avenue! Features
Look out for the Living Statues :-)
This apparent avenue is without doubt the most famous streets of Barcelona. But she has lost considerable charm. Many sections are a bit "messy" and not necessarily invite you to stroll pronounced. The Passeig de Gracia in the north of the town center is the famous Rambla significantly from the ranking.
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