Catalonia Diagonal Centro

This beautiful route begins in the Turó Park, in Barcelona and continues through the Bosc de les Alzines to the Tibidabo mountain, where the Tibidabo Amusement Park, the Expiatory Temple of the Sacred Heart and the Collserola Tower are located. A perfect place to admire Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.

This route leaves from the outskirts of Barcelona, from the Muntaner area. Initially the route passes through an urban area with paved streets but then enters the Parc de Collserola where it passes through wide dirt tracks that go up the mountain until reaching Sant Medir and the Mirador de Can Borni.

This city walk is one of Barcelona's quintessential must-sees. It offers a breath of energy for the frenetic movement of the city, a bold theatricality, and an incredible urban design. Barcelona is undoubtedly one of the most dynamic European cities with thousands of activities for its fun tonalities, vitality, noise, and smells. Don't forget to visit La Boqueria market, its kiosks, stores, cafes, and general open-air chaos stretching from the emblematic Plaça de Catalunya to the sea....

A pleasant stroll through the historic streets of Barcelona's 'fifth quarter.' The neighborhood of El Raval unfolds southward from Sant Pau Street towards the port district of Drassanes. El Raval is a traditional working-class neighborhood in constant change. As boutique hotels and contemporary art galleries grow in Barcelona, El Raval retains the edge that more touristy, gentrified areas lost years ago.

Girona Street, located on the right side of the Eixample, is part of the characteristic urbanistic plot of this neighborhood of Barcelona, born from the project of the urban planner Ildefonso Cerdà in 1859. Its layout follows the direction of the mountain sea. On this street, specifically at the intersection with Consell de Cien street, took place the ambush by members of the Political-Social Brigade on September 25, 1973, in which Salvador Puig Antich was captured in one of the secret...