La Rambla

One of the most famous streets in Barcelona connecting the port with placa catalunya is a must stroll when in the city . You´ll find places as La Boqueria , the opera and many many shops & restaurants .

Can be very crowded - must do in Barcelona. Remember to discover all the small streets close by, a lot unique shops can be found here.

Beware of pocket pickers! Keep your wallet and phone in your front pockets and your backpack on front. Your purse around your neck. And enjoy the your walk.

Barcelona's most popular street for tourists , but also for pickpockets ! Take a look at our guide to beating the Barcelona tricksters to keep yourself and your possessions safe on Las Ramblas . Read more

Stop by the la boqueria market ???????? la rambla is full of hidden treasures , so walk slowly and take everything in. Keep an eye on your belongings, though – pickpockets operate here!

Popular tourist street but watch out for pickpockets . You can find flowers , birds, jewellery and cheap souvenirs here at the stalls. Some really nice, like the small magnets with real mini plants on.

take a stroll from the port to the place de catalunya along this busy street. very touristy but a must-see when in barcelona.

With its characteristic street tiles and tall trees , Las Ramblas is one of the busiest streets in Barcelona and should most definitely be on your ‘to-snap’ list! Read more

Great stroll from Plaça Catalunya down to the ocean. A must stop on the way is La Boqueria . Just be mindful of pick pocketers, but other than that, it's a beautiful way to spend a few hours.

Beautiful street for walking, but overrun with tourists and shoppers. Be wary of pick pocketers and solicitors. Good place to gift shop for trinkets to bring back to family and friends at home.

Always busy heart of Barcelona. Step off to the many side streets to discover cool and less busy bars , restaurants , markets and more.

The most beautiful street in Barcelona and one of the most beauitful streets in Europe !! Stay nearby .. Always crowded , Day & Night !! 

Be sure to head to the Canaletes Fountain , located at the top of Las Ramblas ! Legend holds that those who drink from it will ALWAYS return to Barcelona!

So much to do..we definitely recommend spending some time marvelling at the skills of the talented street artists ! Your mind will be blown away...just keep your belongings safe! Read more

You should see this street. Along the way, you will see any kind of artist and Mercat de Bouqera in where all kind of food are exist.

Don't take a taxi to Las Ramblas - exit at Monument to Columbus and walk... nicer and not so crowded areas in the North of Las Ramblas (de Catalunya ) and Passeig de Gracia... also nice stores!

Most famous street in Barcelona , it's very nice one punch of stores and restaurants but there is something bad after 10 pm the hookers gonna call u a lot when u walk around

Try the market for delicious food- much cheaper than the restaurants at les rambles. if really on a budget, pick up your own tapas ingredients at the carrefour supermarket at the top of the street.

Really beautiful for a long walk, lots of food options, shopping options, and so many sights just steps off the main road . Head there and branch out!

Full of street performing people, tapas venues and gift shops . Be careful with pickpockects, there are many. Lively , but very crowded . Great for people watching .

U should definitely visit on summer nights when small tables r set all along la rambla and enjoy some cold beer and tapas

It's the 23rd of April, so it's Sant Jordi Day! That's why Las Ramblas today are full of girls buying books for their boyfriends and the guys buying roses for their ladies!

Long side walk full of tourists and pickpockets . Worth to visit only because of the market La Boqueria . Fresh fruits stalls and good tapas bars are inside the market .

The heart if Barcelona. Check out the market & run wild in the gothic quarter

Lots of great food and shopping here. Keep an eye out for the unofficial vendors who sell stuff from their blanket. They are constantly on the move and are willing to make deals on their merchandise.

Pedestrian street, geared somewhat to tourists and natives too, there are lots of souvenir shops along it, a flower market , the street performers and the amazing food market la Boqueria , where to eat

Pretty but very touristy . Always something to catch your eye, whether it be living statues , flower market or street entertainment

perfect place to feel the soul of Barcelona.. Lots of trees and cafes & restaurants "on" the street.. Could spend whole day in there for sure..

nice authentic road with its narrow streets. Try to discover by walking from Plaça de Catalunya to the beach ..

Walk along this busy street and experience the Barcelona’s dashing culture. Made lively by the artists , performers , dancers, and cafés , this is a great place to hang out in the afternoon.

Las Ramblas is one of Barcelona’s busiest street and tourist attraction throughout the whole year. The Street runs from the City Center (Plaza Catalunya ) all the way to the sea ( Columbus Statue ). Read more

If you are going you must go The the tapas restaurant on the left side of la boquera market . It is truly a one in a million

Barcelona's bustling Las Ramblas is a must-see on your trip to the Catalan capital..be sure to watch your bags! Check out the rest of the 'must-see' sites in Gaudí's city ...http://bit.ly/HSmStl

A tourist thoroughfare in the day, a hooker and drug dealer thoroughfare at night! Frankly, not special, but is a good place to start when you begin exploring Barcelona.

If you happen to be strolling around Las Ramblas on Valentines Day, make sure you pick up a beautiful bouquet of flowers for your sweetheart!

The street starts from Placa de Catalunya and ends at Monument a Colom. It is nearly 1.2 km long at the heart of the city .

Probably the most popular street in Barcelona, a must see place for a regular toursit, abit crowded tho' watch out for street hookers and picpockets !

Despite the crowds, still a must-do for visitors. But if you stop for a beer , make sure you ask the price first - some places will sting you 15 Euros for a beer !

Nice, all brands and foods are here. Heart of Barcelona. If you are looking for souvenir, go for Cemusa but quite expensive .

The place to be to enjoy Barcelona's life. The ambiance is incredible. Lots of good restaurants & bars !

Kinda the place to be. Basically the main pedestrian thoroughfare in Barcelona and right in the middle of the old city center.

Love the living statues ! If you go there @saturday, don't go in hurry. Walk in the same paste as the others, you don't have any other choise! Its SO slow!

Great shopping area

Then and Now - Las Ramblas in the centre of Barcelona is still the city 's busiest street!

You can always find cheaper Paella 's and sangria down to the port direction, so do not stop and rest in the first place you see. Try keep walking when beautiful street artist shows entertaining you.

Main Street in the city very lively , just be aware of pocket pickers

Main street in Barcelona.end of the street you will find the sea:)

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Lots of people! Watch for pickpockets . Do go down the side roads for fun and food! Near colon statute there artist stalls, all handmade .

Must see for any tourist ! But watch our for pocket thiefs! Crowded but fun place. Many painters and little vendor booths .