Things to do in Barri Gòtic, Barcelona
10 places in Barri Gòtic from 7 Barcelona travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
10 places · most mentioned first
Barcelona Cathedral
A Gothic cathedral in the Gothic Quarter and seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona. Entry is free in the morning and paid in the afternoon; it closes over lunch.
15:49· Mark Wiensin 5 vlogsPlaça Reial
Arcaded square off La Rambla lined with restaurants, making it a central base with food always within walking distance.
6:30· Tim Laudein 2 vlogsPont del Bisbe
Ornate neo-Gothic bridge spanning a narrow Gothic Quarter street, designed by a student of Gaudí.
1:27· Tim Laudein 2 vlogs
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7 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Temple of Augustus (Temple d'August)
The remains of the temple that once crowned Roman Barcelona. They are tucked away in a courtyard inside a nondescript office building.
Carrer de Petritxol
A narrow street off one of the main tourist drags in the Gothic Quarter. It has been famous for its chocolate shops since the 17th century.
0:55· Spain Revealed1 vlogGranja Dulcinea
A traditional granja on Carrer de Petritxol, open since 1941, known for thick hot chocolate with whipped cream and melindros for dunking.
1:13· Spain Revealed1 vlogLa Pineda
A tiny family charcuterie and wine shop in the Gothic Quarter, ideal for a vermouth with chips and salsa espinaler under hanging hams.
13:15· Spain Revealed1 vlogBodega La Palma
A former wine bodega opened in 1935 that keeps its old barrels, known for excellent patatas bravas with allioli.
16:16· Spain Revealed1 vlogPlaça de Sant Miquel
A small square in the Gothic Quarter, set among the old town's streets.
8:16· Tim Laude1 vlogHotel Colón Rooftop Bar
Rooftop bar with a breathtaking panoramic view over Barcelona Cathedral, ideal for sunset cocktails.
6:51· Exotic Vacation1 vlog
