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Hotels near Plaza Catalunya Barcelona |
Hotels near Plaça de Catalunya BarcelonaPlaça de Catalunya Barcelona's downtown central square. Plaça de Catalunya is the Catalan language spelling of the name. . In Spanish the square is pronounced exactly the same but spelled Plaza de Cataluña. Tourists often just call it Plaza Catalunya. Note that all street signs in Barcelona are in the Catalan language Hotels near Plaza CatalunyaOpen FULLSCREEN map hotels Plaza Cataluña As you can see on the map above staying centrally in Barcelona's downtown city center is convenient for everything from shopping to sightseeing to getting around. Hotel tips Plaza CatalunyaThere are some excellent hotels on the Plaza Catalunya itself. Have a look at new Iberostar Paseo de Gracia ★★★★ 4 star hotel. Rated SUPERB by guest reviews. Consider also the Hotel Oliva - rated EXCEPTIONAL - and Boutique Hotel H10 Catalunya Plaza - rated Excellent - or you can stay on the quieter side streets off Plaza Catalunya, like Bergera street, where you can find three nice hotels called Hotel Catalonia Plaza Catalunya and the Hotel Pulitzer both rated ExcellentThe Hotel Regina with a guest review rating of Excellent too. Close by is Pelai street, which connects Plaza Universitat with Plaza Catalunya are also a couple of recommended hotels popular for their convenience and value for money. Look too at Hotel Lleo - rated Very Good - and the new hotel Midmost rated Superb by guest reviews. Hotels near Plaza CatalunyaThere are many more hotels and apartments just a block or two from Plaza Catalunya and here are some ideas for you. Look at the hotel H10 Metropolitan - rated Wonderful, the Granvia hotel rated Wonderful, the Catalonia Square rated Wonderful - or the Adults only Guesthouse The Corner 592 rated Fabulous - to name but a few.You can find more on the Pl Catalunya hotel map here. Although Plaça de Catalunya can be crowded and a bit noisy, many tourists choose to stay in hotels or apartments near or on Plaza Catalunya because of the central location. The central location means easy access to metro, bus, train and taxi connections making it practical for many Barcelona sights and attractions. There are several advantages to staying in downtown Barcelona near central square Plaza Catalunya or a few blocks away. This area is: * Near famous Gaudi modernist buildings * Near top fashion brand flagship stores * Near famous La Rambla walking street * Near medieval city center of Ciutat Vella * Near Aerobus airport buses on Plaza Catalunya * Near hop-on-hop-off tour buses on Plaza Catalunya * Many bus and metro lines on Plaza Catalunya * Supermarket open till 10pm in Corte Ingles store on Plaza Catalunya * Many top brand stores near Plaza Catalunya * Main tourist office is on Plaza Catalunya Getting to airport from Plaza CatalunyaPlaza Catalunya is also the first place many tourists arrive in Barcelona if they choose to take the Aerobus airport buses to and from Barcelona Airport.Plaza Catalunya is the center of public transport in Barcelona with many regional buses connections on or near Plaza Catalunya, as well as the train station Catalunya, where you can catch metro trains, regional trains and FGC trains. Getting to cruise port from Plaza CatalunyaThere is no metro, shuttle bus or direct connection from Plaza Catalunya to cruise docks. The cruise terminals are close to the city center so take a taxi or book a private transfer.Tourist office Plaza CatalunyaThe main Barcelona Tourist Office which is located underground on the corner of Plaza Catalunya and the street Portal de l'Àngel. Look for the big red column marking the entrance to the Tourist office.PickpocketsPlaza Catalunya area is safe for tourists, except for the ever present danger of pickpockets. There are many facilities on Plaça de Catalunya including stops for the 2 different Barcelona Hop-on-hop-off tourist bus tours. You can also visitShoppingThere are many design shops and department stores around the Plaza Catalunya and you are a few steps away from Barcelona's most fashionable shopping street called Passeig de Gracia which ends on Plaza Catalunya and the pedestrian shopping street Portal de l'Àngel.On Plaza Catalunya itself you can find the top department store El Corte Ingles where if you are lucky you can find a table near the window in their top floor restaurant to enjoy a view of the entire square. In the basement of Corte Ingles basement there is a supermarket open until 10pm at night. There is a small shopping mall called El Triangle opposite El Corte Ingles. Plaza Catalunya is also home to an Apple store and Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona. Plaza Catalunya is the place where two of Barcelona´s most famous shopping streets begin (or end) which are La Rambla walking street and the elegant designer shopping boulevard Passeig de Gracia. ![]() Plaza Catalunya was designed by architect Francesc de Paula Nebot. It was inaugurated on November 2nd 1927 by King Alphonso XIII. The plaza has a small temple with a central colonnade, several fountains and with an amazing 28 sculptures in stone and bronze by leading sculptors of the time. ![]() Perhaps the most striking is Catalan sculptor Josep M. Subirachs's striking monument to former President of Catalunya Francesco Macià, which is the newest addition to Plaza Catalunya bringing number of sculptures to 29. Plaza Catalunya is the center of public transport in Barcelona with many metro, bus and tour bus connections. ![]() Metro station Plaza CatalunyaYou can get to Plaza Catalunya by metro. The metro station on Plaza Catalunya is called Catalunya and Metro stations Passeig de Gracia or Urquinanona are just one block away.Buses Plaza CatalunyaMany bus lines and night bus lines have stops at Plaza Catalunya. There are two Barcelona hop-on-hop-off tour bus companies which both have stops on Pl Catalunya.The Aerobus airport buses are in front of Corte Ingles department store. See how to get to Barcelona airport Related pages:Best area to stay in BarcelonaLas Ramblas street Passeig de Gracia street Top Ten things to do in Barcelona Book Barcelona tours Day tours outside Barcelona © Copyright Barcelonayellow.com Do not copy from this page without permission All rights reserved |
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