Where do I begin… This neighborhood is like a maze, but a cool one. Beautiful shops scattered everywhere that are both edgy and artsy. The street life is incredible, never empty and is always crowded whenever and where you go.
El Raval is becoming a cultural hub, there is something to do every minute of every hour, the shops are celebrating all the time, and you will meet people from all over the world. 
You can easily get to El Raval through Catalunya square and La Rambla Street. 
Make it to the market “La Boqueria” It is known to be one of the best open markets in the world. 
Into Arts? Then visit the MACBA “Barcelona’s museum of contemporary Art” and you will see many skateboarders around the area. 
Explore the shops, and as you do, check out CHOK if you are a chocolate lover like myself. 
Head to Caravelle for good food and coffee. 
And for coffee lovers, head to Satan’s Coffee Corner. 
El Raval is full of findings, I might have found the least of its best, so keep me posted on what I have missed out on. 
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Oooh I love Barcelona but I don’t think I’ve ever visited this area!!! Sounds like a really interesting place to see!
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