Hotels near La Rambla

Las Ramblas Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Where is it located?

  The wide boulevard connects the Plaça de Catalunya, a busy square, with the Columbus Monument and the city's waterfront.

• How do I get there?

  The nearest subway stations are Drassanes (L3), Liceu (L3) and Catalunya (L1, L3).

• What are some nearby attractions?

  This is a place you will definitely be visiting. Neaby attractions include the Palau de la Musica Catalana, La Boqueria, Plaza Real and the Gothic Quarter.

Exploring Las Ramblas

La Rambla is a less than one mile stretch of road connecting Barcelona’s Old Town hearths of El Raval and the Gothic Quarter. This pedestrian boulevard is actually comprised of several different streets which are connected together, which is why it is often referred to as Las Ramblas―its plural Spanish title. The eye-catching boulevard is lined with trees; however, its biggest appeal is the historical sites, entertainment, and shopping attractions here. This bustling street is no stranger to visitors. Since the 15th century, the strip has been a haven for businesses, visitors, and street entertainers.

As tourists walk along the street, plenty of kiosks selling a range of items, including flowers, newspapers, candles, souvenirs, and local snacks, can be found. La Boqueria street market operates at the northern end, while the Center for Santa Monica Art adds a touch of class to La Rambla’s fascinating culture. The Metro train network runs along the length of the boulevard, which makes it easy to access hotels at Las Rambla. Both night and day buses are available, too.

Accommodations near Las Ramblas

There is a range of options for all travellers such as Wifi equipped amenities, gym, fitness centres, and complimentary breakfast. The most popular hotel in Barcelona is the Classbedroom Port Ramblas, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Ramblas Gothic Quarter by THE5VESOUL. in Barcelona as it has been reserved 5 times.

Sightseeing near Las Ramblas

- Barceloneta Beach

A place to see and be seen, Barceloneta is one of the city’s trendiest beaches. While you will find it jam-packed with sun-worshippers hoping to bronze themselves, the atmosphere of this beach is simply electric. Enjoy a chilled cocktail from one of the many Chiringuitos (beach bars) dotted along the beach, lie back and relax.

- Placa d'Espanya

This is one of the most important squares in Barcelona. It is not only a major transport hub, but it is also a major touristic attraction, it is where one of the newest shopping centers in Barcelona is located and is the gateway to the Magic Fountain of Montjuic.

Transportation near Las Ramblas

Public transport in Barcelona is easy to use and comprehensive, with its Bus Turistic a useful service covering most of the city’s major sites. The inexpensive metro and overground rail service extend across the city, and a historic tram line connects with the funicular railway to the top of Tibidabo mountain. Transfers from the airport to the city are by the Aerobus shuttle service, suburban train or local bus.