Barcelona’s most famous street, La Ram­bla is where most vis­i­tors flock to when they vis­it the city.

The kilo­­me­tre-long, tree-lined pedes­tri­an street is home to numer­ous kiosks sell­ing every­thing from flow­ers to sou­venirs and a host of attrac­tions can be seen along the route.

From sun­rise to late night, the street is often very crowd­ed, espe­cial­ly dur­ing peak tourist sea­son.

Some come to check out Casa Bruno Quadros, also known as the Umbrel­la House, while oth­ers aim to drink from the Font de Canaletes foun­tain which sup­pos­ed­ly ensures you will one day return to the city.

Don’t miss the Joan Miro mosa­ic that’s set into the prom­e­nade as well as one of Barcelona’s old­est hotels, Hotel Ori­ente.