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Via Laietana forms the border between Barcelona’s emblematic Gothic Quarter and The Born – famous for its great tapas bars, the Gothic church of Santa Maria del Mar and the Picasso Museum. Carrer de la Mercé is near to the Cathedral of La Merced – Barcelona’s patron Saint – and right in the heart of ‘Old Barcelona’. Plaça de las Ollas is in the center of the Born, the historic area between Barcelona’s city park (Ciutadella) and the Gothic Quarter and is home to the famous Picasso Museum. The best tapas in the city line the narrow streets of El Born, juxtaposed amongst cosy cafes and exclusive boutiques.

Santa Maria del Mar, one of the famous gothic cathedrals of Old Barcelona is virtually on the doorstep; the Port Vell, Barcelona’s Old Port, is just a five minute stroll away, halfway to the beaches, bars and restaurants of Barceloneta. From the Port Vell, take the cable car to the Spanish Village on Montjuich where you will also find the Miro Museum. Las Ramblas, the colorful tree-lined promenade which connects the Colombus Column to Plaza Catalunya, is only a 10 minute walk.