Oh, hello! I'm Patrick, a Tour Guide and YOUR Guide to Barcelona!

Whether it's your first time in Barcelona or you're practically Catalan by now, the Gothic Quarter is the place to start your trip. So that you don't miss out on all the secrets and details that make this area so special. 

Despite the Gothic Quarter’s size, there’s SO much to do. But I’ve narrowed it down a bit to help you explore the oldest part of the city, without missing a beat. 

Here’s what you’ll find in this neighborhood city guide:

🏛️Top Sites
🥘 My picks for Restaurants and Bars
🍷 Top Drink Spots
🍻 Craft Beer Bars
🏨Where to Stay
🗺️Interactive Map to help you get around
📝My 🔝 Tips & Recommendations
🕵🏻‍♂️Neighborhood Secrets 

**This guide will be continuously updated with more of the best about Barcelona.  Once you purchase it you will automatically get those updates!

Gothic Quarter, Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

The PATRICK Guide to Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter

Looking for a list of places to EAT and DRINK when you're in Barcelona? Here is my list of 100+ places to get you started!

The PATRICK Guide 

Favorite places to eat and stay in the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic), as well as top sights to see in Barcelona, Spain. 

I'm also including Bonus Barcelona Tips below - happy travels! 

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Barcelona's Gothic Quarter🚩 

Welcome to Barcelona, a culinary paradise where each bite tells a story of rich Catalan flavors and gastronomic creativity. Barcelona’s food scene is a celebration of its diverse culture and culinary traditions. Bon appétit as you savor the delicious tapestry of flavors this city has to offer!
This guide shows all the restaurants, cafes and bars you need to try. Let’s embark on a food guide through the city’s diverse and delectable offerings;

Barcel(On)(A) Food

5-Day trip exploring Barcelona, Montserrat, and the seaside town of Sitges. Experience Catalonia with a little bit of everything - cityscapes, architecture, flamenco, cathedrals, tapas, sangria, and sunbathing. 

Montserrat, Spain

Barceloneta Beach, Spain

Sitges, Spain

Barcelona & Sitges: the City & the Sea

If you’re coming to Barcelona for only 1 day, you’ve got a lot to see and not a lot of time to do it. Here is my guide to what I would do if I only had 1 DAY in Barcelona. 

This itinerary has been created to make the most out of your limited time in Barcelona; covering a lot of ground, while seeing some of the most important and iconic parts of the city. It's an ambitious day, but one that's been organized to explore many of Barcleona's different nieghborhoods, see some of the most important momuments, get some of the best views, and eat some of the best local foods!

Along the way we will see:
Las Ramblas
The Gothic Quarter & the Cathedral of Barcelona
L'Eixample
La Sagrada Familia
Montjuïc
La Barceloneta
El Born

This is an accompanying guide to my YouTube video: STOP Wasting Time in Barcelona and Follow This 1 Day Plan
The guide follws the same route but also provides alternative options of what to see and where to eat, while providing more indepth information about the sites, acting as a self-guided tour of Barcelona.  



1 Day Itinerary in Barcelona

A non-definitive guide on where to eat in Barcelona. I've covered everything from breakfast/brunch, lunch, tapas, dinners, and even food markets and desserts. All these places are sure to leave you satisfied without breaking the bank. 

Where to Eat in Barcelona 

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Bodega La Palma

Tasty patatas bravas, croquettes, and crème Catalan for dessert. This place was opened back in 1935 as a shop selling ice, wine and olive oil. 

A historic wine bar with a charming atmosphere, Bodega La Palma is perfect for conversations over a selection of Spanish wines.

Wonderful traditional tapas spot in the Gothic Quarter. Make a reservation to avoid disappointment! 

Order the Patatas Bravas and the Croquetas de Calamari!  I could eat those all day!  Delicious!

Bodega La Palma

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