Route: "La Rambla, a journey through time" (Catalan)

On Tuesday, October 6 at 10 a.m. we invite you to the tour "La Rambla, a Journey Through Time"

A stroll where visitors discover the evolution of this emblematic street through a journey in time, exploring some of the most remarkable periods to witness the transformation of this iconic street. The heartbeat of La Rambla and its metamorphosis, from a simple stream to the world's most walked and sought-after promenade.

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

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

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

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

This other captivating perspective offers a surprising and panoramic vision through time of this very special and emblematic street, which stands as a living witness, becoming a reflection of Barcelona's changes throughout time.

The route is organized by the Cercle Català d'Història.

Language of the tour: Catalan

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

Limited places. Prior registration required.

The (Re) Discover La Rambla routes are part of the project "La Rambla, a New Model of Urban Tourism" with which Amics de La Rambla wants to invite you to enjoy La Rambla. The project is supported by the Generalitat of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council, and GetYourGuide.