Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Barcelona, Spain: Gothic Quarter, Ramblas, Placa de Catalunya, Cathedral, Royal Palace, Placa de St. Jaume, Carrer de Farran, Placa Neri, Placa dei Pi, Placa Reial. Revised version of previous movie, now in HD.
Along the Mediterranean shore of eastern Spain lies Barcelona, one of the great cities of Europe to put high on your list of places to see. Although its sprawling metropolitan area is home to 4.2 million residents, you can easily see the main attractions of this country’s second-largest city in just a few days by walking through its square-mile historic center.
It would be smart to spend most of your time in and around the old section of town, called the Barri Gotic, or Gothic Quarter, a giant pedestrian zone surviving from ancient days. Barcelona has a large number of historic sites, museums, shops and tourist destinations, but the best attraction for many visitors will simply be this large pedestrian district. It is perhaps the most extensive automobile-free district in Europe (except for Venice, which has no roads at all). Of course, Barcelona has plenty of cars, trucks and buses on the busy main streets, but it is easy to get away from them.
Indeed, one of the most enjoyable activities in Barcelona is simply taking a walk through the many narrow lanes, away from the traffic. They wander, bend and curve like the maze of a travel mystery that leads to the overwhelming question: what’s coming up next? Remember to look left and right as you pass the smaller alleys intersecting with the main lanes.

[manolofontaner]

Barcelona una de las mas hermosas ciudades del mundo con un paseo maritimo extraordinario y sus playas lo mejor.bonita bella y barata, vivo en Asia Pacifico, y cuando puedo vuelvo a verla nunca me canso, solo por ver todo lo de Gaudi vale la pena ir.

[debasmitachaudhury]

I am back to your videos as I will be visiting Barcelona. There are so many details in the videos. I remember I found every way, also the way to reach the fountain on top of the castle hill in Nice, without the help of any map, with only remembering from what I saw in your videos. Thank you so much sir!

[MrGarytc]

Good knowledge builder video for Barcelona. One of those geese once grabbed my upper leg and was possibly my the most painful experience.

[juliemunro]

Thank you for this. I went there once many years ago but cannot remember much about it.

[EdVanWest]

Thank you for sharing its really beautiful city!

[alexriosnoguera]

Barcelona is in Spain and forever Barcelona stayed ther

[maguyjoseph]

Between France, Spain, and London wish one is the most Beautiful?

[alejandromelchor]

Los mapas que apareecen deben ser "históricos", de hace mucho tiempo, por ej. la Via Laietana ni aparece

[anacasanova]

Si Cataluña "es" independiente, ? Porque no es

[djmotise]

This is dumb. "Be sure to see Sagrada." Like, duh.

[anacasanova]

No es independiente porque los que lo que lo piden, no se lo creen.nunca se lo han creído.

[anacasanova]

Cataluña siempre desde la caída del los visigodos ha sido un conjunto de condados, Never, nunca un reino. Ha sido dependiente, bajo el imperio carolingio y luego absorbido por el Reino de Aragón. La Reina Isabel I de Castilla nunca apartó a los catalanes. Los Catalanes pertenecían al otro reino de España el de Aragón y tenían sus intereses en todo el Mediterraneo, no en el Atlántico y América que era zona de influenciia de Castilla y Portugal, no de Aragón.