Placa Catalunya -
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Placa
Catalunya is regarded as the very central most point of Barcelona
city centre and, for many a traveller, will also be the main transport
hub for their journey.
Placa
Catalunya has a large central square (actually it's round in shape)
as its focus and here you will find fountains, sculptures and grass
verges - a welcome oasis of green in the very heart of the city.
During fiesta times (which seem to happen rather frequently) there
are often live musical performances given in Placa de Catalunya
and the square will be packed full of onlookers.
Around
the square you have some large department stores including El Corte
Ingles, FNAC and Habitat. The Ramblas joins Placa de Catalunya at
its South West corner. Another landmark opposite Placa de Catalunya
is Café Zurich, a popular café and social meeting
place in the city.
Facts
about Placa Catalunya
Here you can catch the RENFE train to the airport along with the
Aerobus. There is also the city centre tourist information office
based here.
The
Ramblas and Passeig de Gracia both start from Placa de Catalunya.
Rambla de Catalunya ( another picturesque walkway and shopping area
not to be confused with the Ramblas) also leads out from this square.
How
to get to Placa de Catalunya Barcelona
metro map
Metro - Stop Placa de Catalunya (Green Line, L3)
and (Red Line, L1) the metro stop is
actually in Placa Catalunya.
To
start the photo tour of Placa de Catalunya click
here now or click on the first picture in the table below. Remember
you will get more out of this photo guide if you follow the photos
in sequence.

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