Best Restaurants in Eixample
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Casa Calvet
Historic modernist building designed by Antoni Gaudí, notable for its detailed façade and architectural significance.
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Cervecería Catalana
If you want to taste the best tapas in the whole Barcelona, come to this restaurant! Other meals are also delicious here.
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El Corte Inglés
Originally established in Madrid, the only department store chain in Spain has now several stores in Barcelona.
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Ciudad Condal
Opened in 1997 and named after the old name of the city of Barcelona, this is the place you need to go to if you want to have amazing tapas.
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Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona
This amazing microbrewery is located in a gourmet area which used to be an old factory.
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Palacio del Flamenco
Here you can admire professional dancers of flamenco, great guitar players and enjoy great local dishes in the theater restaurant.
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Audio Guides – Barcelona
Explore on foot with a self-guided audio tour that narrates each stop as you reach it.
Best of Barcelona: Historic Core
99 min4.5 km11 stops
Walk the compact medieval heart that Barcelona was actually built around: from the grand crossroads of Plaça de Catalunya, down La Rambla's promenade, through the stone alleys of the Gothic Quarter to the cathedral and the seats of Catalan power, and across into El Born for the people's basilica and Picasso's early years, through the monumental arch built for the 1888 World's Fair, and finishing at the Cascada Monumental fountain in the park just beyond it. Start at Plaça de Catalunya, reachable by metro, train, or bus from anywhere in the city.
Gaudí's Barcelona: The Eixample Trail
52 min2.4 km6 stops
Walk the grid Barcelona built outward from its medieval core, following Antoni Gaudí's mark on it: from the rival modernista mansions of the Block of Discord, up Passeig de Gràcia and Avinguda Diagonal past the residential fantasies of La Pedrera, Casa Comalat and Casa de les Punxes, to Palau Macaya and finally the still-unfinished Sagrada Família. Start at Passeig de Gràcia, reachable by metro from anywhere in the city.
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