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Passeig de Gracia
Ronda de Sant Pere
08002 Barcelona
Spain
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Neighborhood :
Gothic Quarter, Raval & La Ribera
Plaça Catalunya once stood outside the city walls, between what is now Eixample and Ciutat Vella (Old City). It's an enormous square (50000 square meters), surrounded by huge buildings that house the headquarters of banks and other large companies. You'll find two outstanding sculptures here: Josep Clarà's La Divinidad and Pablo Gargallo's Pastor tocando el caramillo. If you're not a fan of pigeons, steer clear. If you're here in the spring, you'll find concerts taking place for the Festival Internacional de Jazz Terrassa.
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“Convenient for tourists”
The Placa de Cataluyna is an area that, as a tourist, you are likely to at least pass through when you visit Barcelona. Between the two most ap...
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