ACTIVITIES
EXPLORE THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Nestled on Plaça Reial, Ambos Mundos places you within an easy stroll of Barcelona’s iconic landmarks, while also serving as a gateway to the city’s diverse districts:
La Rambla & Mercat de la Boqueria
Wander the bustling boulevard, discover colorful market stalls brimming with fresh produce and tapas, and sample local specialties at world-famous stalls.
Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter)
Lose yourself in a labyrinth of narrow cobblestone streets, uncover hidden medieval plazas, and admire Gothic architecture spanning centuries.
EL BORN
A short walk east brings you to this trendy neighborhood, home to chic boutiques, contemporary art galleries like the Picasso Museum, and charming cafés lining Carrer Montcada.
EL RAVAL
Venture west and explore Raval’s edgy street art, eclectic eateries, and cultural hotspots such as the MACBA contemporary art museum and the Conservas del Raval gourmet food corridor.
Eixample & Passeig de Gràcia
Just beyond the old city walls, marvel at Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces—La Pedrera and Casa Batlló—then shop designer labels along Passeig de Gràcia’s grand boulevard.
BARCELONETA & WATERFRONT
A pleasant 15-minute stroll leads you to sun-drenched sands and seaside chiringuitos (beach bars) where paella, ice-cold sangria, and ocean views await.
Montjuïc & Poble Sec
From Plaça Reial, walk a few blocks to Paral·lel metro station (L3 green line), then:
Funicular: Board the Montjuïc funicular for a quick 5-minute ride up the hill.
On Foot: Follow Avinguda del Paral·lel into Poble Sec, then ascend via the pedestrian paths through Miramar Gardens.
Once atop Montjuïc, enjoy panoramic city vistas, lush gardens, the MNAC art museum, and the Magic Fountain shows.
Gràcia & Local Squares
Hop on the metro (L3) two stops to Fontana, and you’ll find Gràcia’s bohemian plazas, independent galleries, and a relaxed, village-like atmosphere favored by locals.
With Ambos Mundos as your starting point, you can seamlessly explore Barcelona’s historic core and venture out to discover each neighborhood’s unique character—from Gothic grandeur and seaside leisure to hilltop panoramas and bohemian charms.
