I kept coming back to this area because it was relaxing but lively at the same time. You walk to the end of Las Ramblas (or any adjacent street), cross the road to the waterside (Port Vell?) and walk left for about 2 seconds and you'll come to the bridge where you can have a nice stroll. It's more an... more

We walked down by the water area of town and were treated to wonderful waterside cafes and bars. The restaurants can be expensive-we spent 200 euro for a late lunch with a bottle of cava (Spanish champagne) appetizers and seafood paella. Although they should be used to tourists, the service staff don't always speak english or act like they want... more