Visited Las Rambles 8 years ago at the same time and it was buzzing. Now it is quite a dirty, shabby street that needs a real waterblast to get rid of the grime and beggars! The shops are now full of cheap 'trinkets' and souvenirs....More

Over rated, touristy. Take the walk anyway, its how you get to the market. Eat at Pinitxo in the market, not along Las Ramblas.

Fantastic place, buzzing, plenty of shops and bars, try the Hard Rock , great food,, Be very very careful of your wallet or handbag,, this has be be the pickpocket capital of the world

Busy, busy, busy. some thing to do 24 hours a day, however it is tourist heaven and full of pick-pockets and thieves, be careful and keep your possessions close and secure. we sat for an hour or so having a beer or two and saw...More

There were so many stores and little shops that i probably only saw half of the stores. It's sort of like Champ De Elysees. Las Ramblas lead us to the Columbus statue so make sure to bring a camera. This is something great to do...More

This is a beautiful and bustling street in Barcelona. Well worth a stroll at any time of the day. Lots of places to eat, small shops as well as brand names to browse. Watch for the traffic going up and down the middle pedestrian bit

Its a must do experience in Barcelona, although very touristy. Tough it's highly recommended to start there and to escape to the little allies nearby.

Always s hub of activity. The main stroll in the city is packed with tourists and the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Access to the busses and other transportation makes it a centre of busyness.

The crowds of tourist were just DAUNTING !! So overcrowded it was just too much joshling, pushing to make this area in any way enjoyable. Totally over rated in my opinion when there are so many other gorgeous more authentic areas to walk! I suppose...More

Quiet during the day but comes alive at night with street performers pop up stall and food vendors. Need to be a bit cautious of personal belongings.