Attractions

From the Plaza de Catalunya and descending towards the sea runs the most emblematic street in Barcelona. Tourists, merchants, artists and locals come to its pedestrian promenade who turn this avenue, where the Gran Teatre del Liceu and the Virreina Palace are, into a cultural melting pot and an inescapable experience for those who visit the city. Be sure to visit the Boquería Market.

In the opposite direction to Las Ramblas, Passeig de Gràcia extends from Plaza de Catalunya, the most exclusive shopping area in the city. Embellished by the most representative modernist buildings in the city, this avenue is preferred by the best boutiques and international fashion firms. It also has some of the most select restaurants in Barcelona.

The Hotel Omnium is located next to the limit of the historical center of the city, the well-known Gothic Quarter. Its medieval origin can be felt while one is carried away by its alleys and nooks, between its historical buildings, discovering the secret squares and enchanting corners that await those who venture. There are also guided tours so you don't miss a thing. You can consult our staff for more detailed information.

Fruit of the work of the great architect Antoni Gaudí, it was a project promoted by and for the people.
The Sagrada Familia is a symbol of the city and one of the most visited monuments in Spain, this exceptional temple, of extraordinary beauty, was built for over 135 years. To design the interior of the Sagrada Familia, Gaudí was inspired by the forms of nature, it has a high symbolic content and is a mandatory step in your stay in Barcelona. Casa Batllo, Casa Vicens, Casa Milà (La Pedrera) and Park Güell are other iconic works by Gaudí in Barcelona.