El Born competes with Gràcia for the title of Barcelona’s trendiest neighborhood. El Born is home to concept stores, art studios and a distinctly international vibe.
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Formerly a craftsmen’s district, El Born is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Barcelona. There’s lots to do for free here. Look for century-old shops such as Casa Perris (a grocery store that sells in bulk) and some of the most important landmarks in the city, including Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar, a Gothic church from the 14th century, and Palau de la Música, a music hall and one of the best examples of Modernist architecture.
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El Born has a wide range of fine-dining restaurants, mostly offering Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine. For those on a budget, you can also find plenty of international fast-food eateries and an endless supply of bars.
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El Born enjoys a prime location between Barceloneta and the city center and is within walking distance of most city landmarks, making it one of the most popular neighborhoods for accommodations.
