Las Ramblas is over priced since it is a touristy area and the food is average. I would recommend trying tapas and drinks while bar hopping and not having a sit down dinner. The best tapas I tried were at La Tramoia at la Rambla de Cataluya which is located in La Gran Via very close to the University of... More

Walk the walk,and do it on both sides ,.Check out the sidestreets,the stalls and the shops,.watch the street artists,people watchers heaven,and keep away from the gamblers and games and con artists.WATCH YOUR WALLET & HANDBAGS.Try a very tasty falafel in the "PITA house''(left sidewalk near MACS),OR a great meditteranean bagette at PANS.Check the prices before you buy and do your... More

Wow, gift shops, flower stalls, pet stalls, and hundreds of people walking up and down there are cafe bars that you can just watch the world go by More

Thsi is the most famous street in Barcelona, and it lives up to it's name. One improtant thing to keep in mind is that pick pocketers are always there - be careful especially when taking photos and giving money to the street artists More

Oh my goodness :P I got to go back to Las Ramblas this year, this time with my girlfriend. We went exploring down the side streets off Las Ramblas 'cos she was curious and could see shops there. There was so much available at great prices, shoes, boots, jeans, tshirts, jewelry, food, sweets, nougat, decorations, art ... We were there... More

Yes it is touristy, yes it is slightly pricey but which touristy place in the world isn't... It gets my thumbs up for sheer touristy pleasures.. Performers of the bat kind.. Grt gifts to bring back home... Cute road side cafes.. Delish juices and waffles.. (I tried this cute gelataria off carrier portaferrissa).. The fruit and vegetable market bouqueria was... More

sit with a sangria in hand and watch the world go by .although you will pay almost double the price for your sangria here if you walk to the far end of ramblas towards marina theres a bar on the corner with competative prices and good food More

great fun for all the family lots of slides places to eat we all had a great day out all 10 of us More

I travelled to Barcelona with 2 of my Children in December 2011. The main reason for the trip was to stay at Portaventura, but I stipulated that I wanted a day in Barcelona before travelling home. We got into Barcelona by train from Salou, and then bought underground tickets and travelled across all of Barcelona. The kids decided they wanted... More