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Between the business area located below Diagonal Avenue and the Montjuic Mountain, there is one of the most popular neighbourhoods of Barcelona. We are talking about Sants Neighbourhood, known for its commercial life and for constituting one of the main accesses to the City of Barcelona.

The huge and lively commercial route that joins the different areas of Sants Neighbourhood is also what all of them have in common. Several places such as Sants itself, Hostafrancs, La Bordeta or Badal are communicated by Sants Street and Creu Coberta Street.

The railway service seems to divide Sants Neighbourhood into two. However, that fact is far from affecting the area; on the contrary, it has attracted people from both sides of the City of Barcelona.

Connected to l’Hospitalet de Llobregat by Riera Blanca Street, to Les Corts by Madrid Avenue and to l’Eixample by Tarragona Street and Josep Tarradellas Avenue, Sants Neighbourhood has not always been recognized for its diversity, mirrored in the coming and going of those who live by the main street and the peace of the interior areas of the neighbourhood.

You can find little streets where parties are held and neighbourhood life with markets and single-family houses, which make Sants seem part of a little town more than a big city like Barcelona.

Sants is multifaceted and is proud to be a popular neighbourhood!

The cold months of autumn and winter makes us want to warm up, as well as having a coffee, here in Barcelona. Everyone enjoys this product in their own way, but everybody loves the purity and nuances of it.

If a drink can be associated with a quiet moment at home or anywhere else, it is coffee, without any doubt. A beverage for those who have been waiting for a long time, for meetings and for conversations with friends.

Single coffee or a coffee shot, coffee with milk or stained, Viennese or Irish coffee…

Enjoying some coffee in Barcelona doesn’t depend on the neighborhood or big avenues. The small corner shops, great selections and expertise in roasting are enough for everybody to agree.

This is the best coffee in Barcelona: a question of right places, just as the good taste!

One of the most visited places in the city is the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. Made up of different neighborhoods, all of them keep its own identity among medieval streets and institutions of all kinds.

Emerging from the remains of the old Roman Barcino, medieval Barcelona promoted the construction of palaces and Gothic churches and the progressive disappearance of many of the Roman remains in the city.

Bordering a majestic Eixample, a cosmopolitan Raval and a very charming Born, the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona is known internationally.

Located in the city center, it invites the visitor to enjoy leisurely walks through a maze of tangled streets. A path going through the Gothic Quarter and whose route is only known by the visitor.

The brilliant Loewe gallery in Barcelona is to host an exhibition of its history, paying tribute to Javier Carvajal, who modernised its image and caused its international rise to prominence.

It’s a time of celebration for the prestigious fashion brand Loewe in Barcelona. At the recently renovated Loewe Gallery, located on the Paseo de Gracia, an exhibition covering the last half century of the brand´s history is currently being shown

The whole story began when the Barcelona architect Javier Carvajar met Enrique Loewe Knappe, a member of the brand’s founding family, at the Milan Triennale in 1957.