Barri Gòtic
Neighbourhood · Barri Gòtic, Barcelona

Barri Gòtic

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Barri Gòtic holds the city's Roman and Gothic remains. Narrow streets lead to the cathedral, Plaça Sant Jaume and Plaça del Rei. Watch for Roman walls and small museums inside historic buildings.

On day 3 of Barcelona Sun & Tapas

Good to know

Tickets
Free to walk through the streets.
Time needed
Two to four hours.
Best time
Morning before 10 to avoid crowds.
Getting there
Metro lines 4 or 1 to Jaume I station.

Itineraries with Barri Gòtic

Day 3 of Barcelona Sun & Tapas

Gothic Quarter and Born

How Barri Gòtic fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Gothic Quarter Walking TourBarri Gòtic
  2. 13:00Santa Maria del MarBasílica de Santa Maria del Mar
  3. 14:30Local Gem: Plaça del ReiPlaça del Rei
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Barri Gòtic questions

Is Barri Gòtic safe?

The area is generally safe during the day. Pickpockets operate near the cathedral and in crowded spots at night.

What to see in Barri Gòtic?

Visit the Barcelona Cathedral, Roman walls and Plaça del Rei. Many small squares hold cafes and shops.

How long to spend in Barri Gòtic?

Two hours covers the main sights. Four hours allows time for the cathedral and a meal.

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