(Re)discover La Rambla. La Rambla, a journey through time (Catalan)

On Saturday, October 24th at 5:00 pm we invite you to the Route "La Rambla, a Journey Through Time"

A walk where visitors discover the evolution of this emblematic street through a journey in time, covering some of the most significant eras to uncover the evolution of this iconic street. The pulse of La Rambla and its metamorphosis, from a simple stream to one of the most walked and sought-after spaces in the world.

Originally a river valley, La Rambla went from being the natural route for transit and communication-originating in an ancient riverbed-to becoming an important communication route during Roman times, with archaeological remains that bear witness to the life of the city of Barcino.

During the medieval centuries, it consolidated as a commercial and social axis, with the creation of markets and the movement of craftsmen or farmers, basket makers, potters, and also the creation of emblematic spaces.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, La Rambla became a cultural center with the birth of theatres and the arrival of the royal court in Barcelona. From wall to five gates such as Trentaclaus-the most recently discovered during the current works on La Rambla.

With industrialization and the growth of tourism in the 19th century, La Rambla continued to transform, following European and American trends, becoming a place of commerce and entertainment. In the 20th century, despite social conflicts, new cultural spaces fostered its revitalization.

This other captivating prism offers a surprising and panoramic vision over time of this very special and iconic street, which stands as a living witness, reflecting the changes in the city of Barcelona over the years.

Route guided by Cercle Català d'Història.

Language of the route: Catalan

Meeting point: In front of the Portaferrissa fountain on La Rambla.

Limited spots. Prior registration required.

The (Re) Discover La Rambla tours are part of the project "La Rambla, a new model of Urban Tourism", with which Amics de La Rambla invites you to explore La Rambla. The project is supported by the Generalitat of Catalonia, the City Council of Barcelona and GetYourGuide.