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 Calle Gotic by vivalasteph The best part of the Barri Gotic is getting lost in the twists and turns, and then stumbling upon a square or a church that takes your breath away. The little (really little!) bars and cafes tucked into the old buildings make you feel like you've stepped back in time. Of course you're brought back to present day when a scooter comes racing by!
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 The terrace by SirRichard In the Gothic Quarter, not far from the Placa del Rei, you can find this quiet little terrace, where you can have a drink surrounded by old charming stnoe walls. One of them is the Cathedral, so I think it won't be hard to find (I can't remember the exact address). Leave a Comment
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 just another street, but a pretty one by yelyah99 A seemingly random maze of endless streets will lull you into thinking this is an uninteresting residential part of the great city. But hidden amongst the graffiti and balconies are fantastic shops, great restaurants and beautiful buildings. You just have to know where to look! Either that, or spend days here wandering the streets and taking pictures of the streetlife. You'll be strolling down yet another vaguely downtrodden street, wondering where everybody is and suddenly realise how beautiful the street looks with the sun filtering down through the buildings... and you'll no longer care where everybody is. It's not hectic like Las Ramblas, but it's more real, more natural and much more rewarding. Leave a Comment
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 Art and Food Fair at the Placa del Pi by dlytle Placa del Pi is a medieval area that grew outside the former Roman era walls. The Catalan gothic church (also lining Placa Josep Oriol) Basilica Santa Maria del Pi was founded in the 10th century although the present structure is mostly from 1322. It is a very nice church to visit and photograph. Near here the Bar del Pi is an old style cafe where artists and bohemians hang out. On the weekend, there is an art fair and food market centered in the areas surrounding the old church. It is a really neat place to see and look around for both art and area crafts and food. The small street at the end of the Placa del Pi is Calle Petritxol., a nice spot to sip a hot chocolate--a 'suizo' is with cream-- 'churros' (a donut-like pastry) in one of the many typical old cafes. Leave a Comment
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 celticbhoy07 in his BCN visit by DPando Stroll around... its so funny and at the same you can discover hidden places and non-tourist streets, typical local tea houses or moroccan coffee shops... Gotic preserves the former Barcelona alley streets and the culture is a melting pot actually .. morrocian, locals, chinese, pakistanese and other cultures live together there.. above all in Raval subquarter .. one of the most trendy places nowadays! Leave a Comment
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We were strolling around to find interesting place. Then we find a nice courtyard and stepped in. How lucky we were! We find these: I learned that this building is Palau del Lloctinent. The sculptures seemed familiar to me. I'll keep searching. The shiny spot on the picture is a hand-shaped. People cannot resist touching it. This is why it shines. I am not sure there is some kind of superstition in this case.
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 Old buildings, new buildings and rennovations by dlytle Immediately to the west of Las Ramblas is the Barri Gotic or Gothic quarter, formerly known as the Cathedral Quarter and Barcelona’s oldest quarter. Its area extends roughly from the Rambla to the Placa Nova. This is where the Roman Barcino colony was founded in the first century and whose roman wall dates back to the third century. Perhaps the period of the city's greatest splendor were the 13th to 15th centuries, in which most of this Gothic Quarter was built and today contains many of the city's most emblematic buildings. The Barri Gotic offers everything that Barcelona's Modernista architecture and l'Eixample do not. Streets in this district are very narrow. Its narrow, winding streets were not the products of careful planning and rapid execution, but have developed out of centuries of architectural and cultural mixing, from the early Roman through the medieval Romanesque and Gothic periods. Although sunshine hardly finds a place here, it is one of the city's best places to stroll. In the Middle-Ages, this neighborhood used to be encircled by the city walls. Big efforts are being made to prevent the deterioration of this quarter. This area is best enjoyed by wandering slowly and paying close attention to your surroundings. Nearly every street has at least a few interesting historical sights and an endless array of shops, eateries, and cafes. Leave a Comment
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 Plaza Real by lolitajane Visit the BARRIO GOTICO (Gothic Quarter) at night, It's amazing...antique and dark...buildings are huge and grey... it's so mysterious... There is a square: PLAZA DEL REY, placed @ the old JEWISH neighbourhood; it is said that THE CATHOLIC KINGS welcomed COLUMBUS there when he came back from AMERICA. I took a picture, but it was so dark nothing can be seen! Leave a Comment
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by Michael_D This building was in the Gothic Quarter. The picture came out so good I had to include it;-) Leave a Comment
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 fountain by tompt At the Pl. de Sant Just, in front of the St Just i Pastor church, in the Gotic Quarter you will find a lovely fountain. Three heads deliver the water. Leave a Comment
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