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Passeig de Gracia
- In brief: the second most famous street in Barcelona.
- Why visit: high-end shopping and the Gaudí houses.
- Getting there: metro station of the same name (yellow, purple and green lines).
- Tips: take your camera and your credit card.
Passeig de Gràcia - shopping and art go head-to-head
A trip to Barcelona without setting foot on Passeig de Gràcia is almost impossible. A perfect mix of culture and shopping, the Passeig (or Paseo) has much to offer.
It's here you'll find two of Gaudí's most acclaimed works: Casa Batlló and La Pedrera. Meanwhile, for those with retail therapy in mind, names such as Luis Vuitton and Tiffany and Co. are sure to get the pulse racing. But above all, make sure to take time for a coffee and a session of people-watching in one of the terrace cafés.
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