Embankment in Barcelona: photos, reviews

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The waterfront of Barcelona stretches for almost five kilometers along the Mediterranean Sea. Locals proudly call it an open-air gallery for its numerous sculptures and colorful characters, such as the illegal African street vendors.

The origins of the promenade can be found at the street of Las Ramblas, where the famous monument to Christopher Columbus stands tall. Not far from this spot, you can see a drawbridge and a pedestrian dam with its own yacht club, which is still in operation today. In addition to dozens of cafes and restaurants for tourists, this area also boasts the largest Aquarium in Europe and a Maritime Museum.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pg. de Colom - Pl. Portal de la Pau

Bus stop 214 m walk

Muelle De Drassanes

Bus stop 218 m walk

Colom - La Rambla

Bus stop 226 m walk

Portal de la Pau

Bus station 247 m walk

Port Vell

Bus stop 247 m walk

4.6

based on 11,034 reviews

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4.6/5 11,034 reviews

Ainara Pizarro

Precioso paseo aunque con mucha gente. Recomiendo mucho dar un paseo desde las Ramblas y terminar aquí tomándote un helado. Hay mucho sitios para sentarse y puedes disfrutar de las vistas al puerto. Muy recomendable.

Amish

Un paseo agradable junto al mar, con buenas vistas y ambiente relajado. A veces está un poco lleno, pero sigue siendo un lugar bonito para caminar o sentarse un rato.

Florin Tamas

Cu adevarat magic.

Embankment in Barcelona

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