Barcelona's 19th-century historic district where visitors find works by famous architects such as Gaudí and Ildefons Cerdà.

Major thoroughfare in Barcelona that is lined with shops, restaurants, bars and some of Gaudí's architectural masterpieces.

Tired of dodging cars when trying to cross the street? This busy street is just for pedestrians and is lined with outdoor markets, shops, restaurants and cafes.

This posh department store has branches all over Spain (the main branch is in Madrid) and features lots of Spanish-made products, from leathers to linens.

This lively harbor, full of yachts and cruise ships, is home to a popular entertainment complex, featuring a mall, several restaurants, a movie theater and an aquarium.

Off-beat and fashionable neighborhood that features historic attractions, art galleries, funky shops, bars and tapas.

A fabulous mega market in the open street, this flea market has it all.

Classic with a twist: these sleek and sexy clothes play with texture and detailing to give women a unique, polished and never tacky look.

The best of fine furniture, from classic to mod, from traditional to funky, this store has got it all... but be prepared to pay.

Sleek, sophisticated suits and dresses for the Spanish urbanite.

Budget shoppers, DON'T stop here: to don these super trendy, leather-and-fur combo duds, you need to pay top dollar.

A comprehensive collection of Catalan fashion and design: check this place out before you hit the malls to get an idea of the richness and diversity of Barcelona's designers.