Barrio Gotico
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The Barrio Gótico is the medieval centre of Barcelona.
The Cathedral - Catedral de la Santa Creu, constructed in 1298, is surrounded by notable Roman remains and different medieval structures. The interior of the cathedral is quite impressive and the central tower offers excellent views over the city.
La Plaça Sant Jaume is a venue where important government buildings are located. On one side stands the Palace of the Generalitat while the City Hall stands on the other side.
The square has been witness to important events such as the proclamation of the Catalan State in 1931 or the return of Josep Tarradelles from exile in 1977.
La Plaça del Rei is a square outlined by gothic buildings, the Royal Palace and the watchtower.
The square is the most noble and urban space of the town. The town is also known for the medieval buildings such as the Chapel of Santa Agatha, the Palau Reial Mayor and the Palau de Lloctinent.
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