A very interesting Cathedral with lots of traditional architecture and the tomb of Saint Eululia ( pardon my spelling) It is only 5 mins from the Rambls and the Catedral is surrounded by many delightful restuarants.

Definitely stroll around this area, but make sure to hit the archeology museum that has Roman ruins underground.

There is so much trendy and new "stuff" in Barcelona it was a pleasant change to wander the streets of the Barri Gotic. We visited two of the cathedrals, walked in the historic Jewish quarter and just meandered through twists and turns. We used some...More

What a lovely old city, pittoresque... It is just hardly possible to look around because it is so crowded that you either step on someone's feet or are being pushed, run over yourself - any time of the day or during the night. Was it...More

The whole area looks like an open museum. People are friendly with directions and the area is very clean

a building that reminds us gothic culture and how massive can be the building made than without the help of machines.

This barrio is many nero streets,tall buildings, because of this the sun is not getting in much and its so "DARK"there is a lot of good restaurants and bars

This is a really cool place with a bunch of winding streets that all lead to something different. There are many shops and restaurants. The architecture would be really neat to anyone who is into that element. It's fun just to wander around this quarter.

Our hotel was in the gothic quarter and we really didn't have need to leave it, save for sightseeing. Endless bars, restaurants, and shops in the area. Street performers in from of the cathedral throughout the day.

Kind of the same as other old centre towns filled with loads of tourists and vendors. Not sure it was worth the visit, yet if you go a few streets over to the Born area... nicer and more local artisans.