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El Poblenou

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Trang

November 10, 2021

Poblenou has slowly been growing into one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the city, popular with hipsters and start-ups. While the lower part of the neighbourhood, close to the sea, has remained quite traditional, it’s the upper region near the colourful Torre Glòries that has changed the most. Here, old warehouses have been transformed into creative offices and co-working spaces, modern galleries, craft beer breweries and concept stores. If you love Instagrammable spaces, quality coffee, brunch places and vintage markets, you’ll love Poblenou.

Naila

October 31, 2019

Jump onto a bicycle and ride along! The technological quarter. Wide roads, old industrial state area. Now buzzing with remodeled lofts, cafes, multicultural bars and restaurants, an artist hub with lots going on during the day and during the night. Stroll down la Rambla de Poblenou if you rather avoid the over visited Ramblas in the city center.

Lizzia

June 9, 2022

Play, Bares, Cafeterias, Clubs , muy tranquilo, limpio

Pablo

September 5, 2019

It has undergone a great urban transformation in recent years. From becoming an area where factories and barracks abounded, Poblenou has become a fashionable place where new offices and startups coexist in industrial heritage buildings. La Rambla del Poblenou, the social and commercial hub of the neighborhood, is one of the most beautiful walks in Barcelona.

Barcelona Le Cool

August 7, 2017

The most modern district of Barcelona. Not turistic but nice beaches, cool bares and very iconic contemporary buildings like Agbar tower, Museu del Disseny, etc