La guía de Miriam

Miriam
La guía de Miriam

Lugares emblemáticos

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Font Màgica de Montjuïc
1 Pl. de Carles Buïgas
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Poble Espanyol
13 Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia
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Montjuïc
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Mercat de la Boqueria
91 La Rambla
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Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
17 Passeig Olímpic
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Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
5 Carrer de Montalegre
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Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
5 Carrer de Montalegre
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Barrios

Sant Antoni is a rarity we've all got to look after. It's the fragile balance between old and new, where you'll find a Barcelona that's unfortunately disappearing – one past generations cultivated, where so much of life was lived in the city's streets and squares and all the neighbours knew each other – and where you'll also find the very latest trends in fashion and gastronomy. On one side you've got the Raval neighbourhood. On the other, Poble-sec and Barcelona's symbolic Montjüic. And in the middle, this gem that's full of life (in all its many glorious forms) and which was revitalised in spring 2018 with the reopening of the Mercat de Sant Antoni, the nerve centre of neighbourhood activity and also one of the great examples of Barcelona's wrought-iron architecture.
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Sant Antoni
82 lokalinvånare rekommenderar
Sant Antoni is a rarity we've all got to look after. It's the fragile balance between old and new, where you'll find a Barcelona that's unfortunately disappearing – one past generations cultivated, where so much of life was lived in the city's streets and squares and all the neighbours knew each other – and where you'll also find the very latest trends in fashion and gastronomy. On one side you've got the Raval neighbourhood. On the other, Poble-sec and Barcelona's symbolic Montjüic. And in the middle, this gem that's full of life (in all its many glorious forms) and which was revitalised in spring 2018 with the reopening of the Mercat de Sant Antoni, the nerve centre of neighbourhood activity and also one of the great examples of Barcelona's wrought-iron architecture.