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Barri Gotic (Gothic quarter) Barcelona Spain

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Barri Gotic (Gothic quarter) Barcelona Spain Page Contents

Interesting Square

Placa del Santa Maria

Placa del Pi

Placa de Sant Josep Oriol

Basilicas, Cathedral, Churches


Barcelona Cathedral

Santa María del Mar Basilica

Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi

More Attractions


Street Buskers

Barri Gotic (Gothic quarter) Barcelona Spain

Barcelona Cathedral

Barcelona Cathedral

Barcelona Cathedral
Barcelona Cathedral

Walking Tour of Barri Gotti

  • Duration 1hour 30 minutes
  • Starting Point
    • Carrer dels Sagristans, 3
  • Points of Interest
    • Cathedral of Barcelona.. Stop for 5 Minutes
    • Palau Reial Major.. Stop for 5 Minutes
    • Placa de Sant Jaume. Stop for 10 Minutes
    • Pont del Bisbe.. Stop for 5 Minutes
    • Casa de l'Ardiaca & Plaça Sant Felipe Neri. Stop for 10 Minutes
    • Basilica de Santa Maria del Pi. Stop for 10 Minutes.
    • La Rambla. Stop for 10 Minutes.
    • Fuente de la Portaferrissa. Fuente de la Portaferrissa
    • El Beso De Joan Fontcuberta Stop: 10 minutes
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Stroller accessible
  • Service animals allowed
  • Near public transportation
  • Near public transportation
  • Most travellers can participate
  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
  • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travellers

The Gothic quarter or Barri Gotic

The Gothic quarter or Barri Gotic is the oldest area of the Ciutat Vella and consists of the medieval heart of Barcelona. Until the 15th century it was surrounded by the city walls.  Most of the old town walls have since disappeared as the city expanded, but some remain.

The Barri Gotic is a maze of narrow old streets, with interesting shops and eateries. The area contains the majority of historic buildings mostly dating from the 14th and 15th century, when Barcelona was at the height of its trading prosperity. The combination of these 2 features draws both Spanish and international tourists from to this historic city, voted by many as the top tourist City destination in the world.

Ciutat Vella

Gothic quarter attractions

Public Transport

Gothic quarter attractions

Guided Walking Tours


The best way to see the attractions are on a guided Walking Tours

  • Organised tours depart from the tourist information office in Placa de Catalunya.

List of attractions


  • Parts of the city walls and Roman city can still be seen today, some are in the basement of the Museu d'Història de la Ciutat. Roman Towers at Placa Nova
  • Palace Episcopal (Bishops Palace)  C. del Bisbe Irurita
  • Placa de Sant Felip Neri
  • The Cathedral
  • Palau de la Generalitat Seat of the Catalan government since 1403. Placa Sant Jaume. Joined to the Palau de la Generalitat by a bridge over the Carrer of the Bisbe is the Casa dels Canonges, the home of the president.
  • Casa de la Ciutat, Barcelona's Town Hall

Placa del Santa Maria

Placa del Santa Maria

Santa María del Mar Basilica

  • The Santa María del Mar Basilica is located on the North side of Plaça de Santa Maria.The Square is dominated by the 15th-century Gothic church Santa María del Pi, with a massive rose window, glazed with multicoloured stained glass.

Interactive 3600 Photograph from the roof viewing platform


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Placa del Pi

  • Placa del Pi is,very popular with tourists locals artists & bohemian characters

Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi

Interactive 3600 Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi Bell Tower


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Placa de Sant Josep Oriol

Street Buskers

Clowns, mimes, magi­cians, dancers, and human statues are a few of the Street Buskers that populalate Barcelona, especially in La Ramblas

Video of Buskers, Placa de Sant Josep Oriol


Harmonica Player, Acrobats, Comedy, Tango dancers


Grand Royal Palace (Palau Reial Major).

Santa Agata Chapel

Santa Agata Chapel (Capella de Santa Àgueda)

Interactive Photo of Chapel of Santa Àgata (Capella de Santa Àgueda)


  • This was the chapel of the Gothic Grand Royal Palace (Palau Reial Major).
  • The interior is accessed from within the. Barcelona History Museum (Museu d'Història de Barcelona).
  • The chapel is bare of furniture but it still has an 15th-century alter,  painted in in 1465 & considered a masterpiece, & a beaiful wood beam ceiling.
  • Stones from the he roman wall were used to build the thin octagonal bell tower & the vestry.

Archbishop Palace (Palau Episcopal de Barcelona)

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Roman Aqueduct & City Gate

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  • The Roman aqueduct,carried water over 13 kilometres from Montcada to Plaça Nova in Barcelona

Tourist information office

  • On the ground floor of City Hall, Placa Sant Jaume

Public Transport

  • Metro stations Metro Station Catalunya Mero Line 3Line 6Line 7, Liceu Mero Line 3, Jaume I Metro Line 4, Urquinaona Mero Line 1Metro Line 4
  • Bus Bus services 17, 19, 40, 45

Ciutat Vella

  • The Ciutat Vella is the old heart of the city of Barcelona, which includes the areas
  • The gothic quarter. This Page
  • La Ribera
  • La Rambla Barcelonas best known street
  • El Raval.
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