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    Sara G.

    If you like crowds, pickpocket anxiety, overpriced trinkets, and accidentally joining six bachelor parties at once, boy, do I have a street for you. La Rambla is Barcelona's most famous boulevard and basically the Times Square of Catalonia. You'll find all the tourist traps, souvenir stands selling shirts with bulls on them (even though that's more Madrid's vibe), and, inexplicably, a guy dressed as a tree. It eventually spills into the Boqueria Market, which is the reward at the end of the human river. Gotta see it! Check!

    Evening
    Susan C.

    Picturesque tree-lined, cobblestone walkways, located in a central area around quite a handful of city architectural and cultural highlights (ie. tourist destinations). That being said, while this is the center of much tourist activity in the city it's much less the center of Barcelona's domestic heart compared to 15 or 20 years ago. Like others have mentioned to think otherwise would be akin to going to Times Square in NYC and thinking you experienced an authentic taste of NYC culture, when in reality you were just swimming in a pool of tourists visiting from abroad. Will add rightly or wrongly, I've never felt unsafe here even as a female solo traveler at night. If you have your wits about you, stay wary of anyone walking too close, don't wear flashy expensive clothing and accessories, or talk loudly like an oblivious tourist then you'll be less of a target for pickpockets no matter where you are.

    Business
    HoyMay P.

    A hip and trendy area to walk and be seen. It was quite crowded on the temperate day. All types of shopping, museums, restaurants, churches and small parks. For us the sights were more interesting on the side streets where there was less traffic. Small boutiques and cafes flavored the area. Definitely a must do and see area.

    Bustling at night!
    Shayla B.

    Aaaah, the infamous Las Ramblas! I only say "infamous" because I was told by several people that this street was super dangerous. And while I won't disagree wholeheartedly with that statement, I will say that I felt pretty safe here during the day and night. It's all about being aware of your surroundings. I can see how people can be careless and not really pay attention to what's going on while they're roaming the street. As long as you're paying attention to what's happening around you, a stroll down Las Ramblas can be pretty fun. Las Ramblas is the heart of the Barcelona hustle and bustle! It's always crowded with people and there are often street performers and local vendors selling all kinds of things. The street is surrounded by several shops and restaurants. Pickpocketing is a real thing here, so make sure that your valuables are hidden and not within easy access for someone to take. You've also got the gypsies out in full swing. Aside from all of that, this is a fun street to walk down to really get a true feel of the city. Many of Barcelona's iconic landmarks are located near or within a close proximity of Las Ramblas, so you're bound to walk through at some point while you're exploring. Because this is a busy area, most shops and restaurants tend to inflate their prices. Do some window shopping here and save your money for the places that are outside of Las Ramblas. You'll get much better deals this way. When in Barcelona, Las Ramblas is a place that you must check out.

    Enamorada de esta ciudad
    Rosanna F.

    Todo está cerca. El metro súper fácil . I love this neighborhood. So much history. Everyone and everything is beautiful. The bus/metro is so easy. We explored and experienced so much within 3 days of being here. Barcelona es una ciudad hermosa. Estoy encantada .

    Andrea U.

    I don't like to do this, but Time Out Barcelona pointed out all of the sights as we wandered down the most famous 1.2 km boulevard in Barcelona. It starts at Plaça de Catalunya fountain and ends at the statue of Christopher Columbus down by the port. Different sections were named after saints referring to the 16th and 18th centuries when the street were lined with churches & convents. Best things to do on La Rambla in Barcelona: 1. La Boqueria food market 2. La Rambla dels Flors 3. Liceu opera house 4. Columbus Statue at the Waterfront. 5. Cafè de l'Òpera 6. Canaletes fountain 7. Miró mosaic 8. 2017 terrorist attack memorial 9. Escribà pasta maker 10. Museu de Ceram wax museum

    Tyler L.

    This pedestrian street in the heart of Barcelona is actually the city's most famous street. On this street, you will find kiosks selling flowers and newspapers, cafes and restaurants with outdoor seating, and lots of street performers (such as the statue people). Personally, I passed on eating at any of the places on the street itself, as it was too crowded for a relaxing meal. I recommend instead to go to a restaurant that is on either side of Las Ramblas, away from the crowds walking by. Walking down this street is just one of those things every tourist should do at least once to get a feel of the city. However, expect large and annoying crowds at all times of the day.

    Steven W.

    If you are going to come to Barcelona, chances are you will walk/eat at Las Ramblas as it is pretty massive. I did read that you need to watch out for pick-pocketers and gypsies, and be safe at night. It is definitely a tourist area but truly a great place to browse and walk around after a meal. I enjoy taking in the Barcelona architecture and culture.

    Olive R.

    A major part of Barcelona. The best description I can make is it's a very long island/road/strip with full of touristy souvenirs, restaurants, street performers, and even illegal counterfeit items. Be aware of your surroundings. This is a major pick pocket area. I loved walking around in the evening because it was a little bit easier to walk around and somewhat relaxing. Don't forget to get a Barcelona magnet!!!

    Melissa L.

    We actually stayed at a hotel in this area and I was not impressed with the area at all. Many local taxi drivers warn us of the pickpocket and how unsafe the area was which I did not know overall I felt very unsafe as a mom with multiple kids, and the area has also gotten very dirty

    Fresh fruits & veggies
    Lance L.

    So imagine the Farmers market you just went to last week...you know the one with fresh beets & lettuce and other fresh produce sourced from local farms. And maybe there's a tamale man there too and you decide to grab 3 for 10 because why the heck not! Now imagine that same farmers market with those same great things, but also fresh cut meats and recently caught fish, and bread baked in front of your eyes, and things that smell so freakin' delicious, your head will begin to spin as your senses go into overdrive. Well this was my experience during my 2016 trip to beautiful Barcelona as I was completely immersed into their culture and way of life. The La Rambla marketplace is a foodie shopping experience like no other and it's definitely a sight to see. Tip of the day: Always be cautious when traveling abroad and always be on the look out for pickpockets. They often prey on innocent tourists and take advantage at busy sites such as this. Other than that, have a great time and sample everything! You'll never know you don't like something, unless you try it.

    early in the morning
    Sanjay G.

    Hyped? Well, I found it hyped but every big city has a street similar to this. Isn't it? It is not a spectacular attraction in any way, but very pleasant to stroll down and feel the human heartbeat of Barcelona. La Rambla starts at central square Plaza Catalunya, where the beautiful Romanesque 12th-century Convent of Santa Anna stands, all the way down where Columbus monument situated at the Port Vell marina. This wide street, featuring expansive pedestrian sidewalks, is lined with shops, restaurants, and outdoor cafés, making it one of the most popular hangouts in the city. The bustling thoroughfare is one of the city's major tourist hubs. So much so that if you're visiting Barcelona, you're bound to end up here eventually. Souvenir stands, watch buskers and street performers, pick up some local art from artists selling on the street, or sit down and enjoy a light snack at one of the many alfresco cafes found here. It is safe to visit, however, be careful of pickpockets on La Rambla and in nearby Metro stations. After all, Barcelona is the pickpocket capital of the world. (You can google it). Also, Ask prices are restaurants on Rambla before ordering. Check reviews before ordering. I did the mistake so you don't need to repeat that. Don't forget to check out the Columbus monument at the end of the street. Its cool

    Bridget W.

    Two words: People Watching Seriously, the people watching is the best here. Watch the locals try to sell their overpriced souvenirs or their mediocre meals in the outdoor cafes. Watch the hustlers try to sling cans of street beer, and whisper at you they have cocaine and weed for cheap. Watch the street performers do their thing. Watch the tourists from various countries. Take it all in and enjoy it for what it is. It's essential Barcelona and it's got to be walked at least once.

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    Truly a city worth visiting and admiring the history and culture. Having the chance to visit during…read morethe holidays made it all the better. From the holiday markets to La Sagrada Família, go get lost. Their public transportation system is superb and very efficient. A city I'll truly enjoy and want to visit again!

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