“A street in central Barcelona, popular with tourists and locals alike. A tree-lined pedestrian mall, it stretches for 1.2 kilometres connecting Plaça de Catalunya in the centre with Colombus statue.”

“A lovely and cozy coffe shop, right in the Gòtic neighbourhood, where you can try and buy traditional pastries baked by different convents and monasteries.”

“Famous central street runs from the north of the city to the sea. A lot of shops and restaurants.”

“Most anyone in Barcelona has a love-hate relationship to Les Rambles. It's something of a must. On the street you'll find some markets, kiosks and tons of restaurants that fill up with tourists - in the high season, you're unlikely to see many locals at all. Despite this, it's still the main drag through the city and full all year round.”

“Best pastisserie at las Ramblas de Barcelona with changing menus of most delicious cakes.”

“Another classic café in the city -- only tourists sit at the outside tables, but wherever you are, the churros and chocolate are excellent. I like the shrimp omelette!”

“Though you may wait half an hour for a place to seat, this authentic Boqueria eating place has simple but well prepared dishes. The atmosphere is cool and we enjoyed our lunch very much. ”

“You must have a chocolate with cream, that we call "a Swiss", accompanied with "melindros" (sweet bread), typical of Barcelona. This café was established in 1947, it is very authentic and charming.”

“Si pasas por el Mercat de la Boqueria no te dejes atraer por las paradas Take Away, acércate un poco más a los sabores locales, siéntate en la barra de la Cafetería Pinotxo y pide un café con leche y un tradicional Xuxo. // If you pass by the Mercat de la Boqueria, don't stay only in front of the Take Away shops, get closer to the local flavours, sit down at the bar of the Pinotxo Cafeteria and order a café con leche and a traditional Xuxo.”

“La Rambla is Barcelona's most famous boulevard. Here you wil find street performers, souvenir shops, characters (and also pickpockets) so watch your wallet while walking :) La Rambla is one of the most multicultural areas in Barcelona, regularly visited by millions of people from across the world. On any given day, you can expect to bump into people (literally) from at least 40 different countries (according to best estimates). Grab a seat on one of the many relaxing restaurant terraces and brush up on your language skills ”

“For eating typical "Tapas" (These are the restaurants where I ate well the day visited them of course this is my personal perception and can be differ from your point of view)”