Barcelona is a city of great and diverse, rich in many virtues, recreational opportunities and purchases. It's not easy to choose a suitable hotel or apartment.

To help with this, we have prepared a survey of the city ' s areas in terms of living for a tourist.

The following is also a picture of the location of areas relative to each other and the sea, as well as their main characteristics.

Barcelona consists of 10 main areas:

1. Ciutat Vella, 2. Eixample, 3. Sants-Montjuic, 4. Les Corts, 5. Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, 6. Gràcia, 7. Horta-Guinardó, 8. Nou Baris, 9. Sant Andreu, 10. Sant Martí.

Seven of them will be of particular interest to tourists, which will be discussed below.

Benefits: very close to the sea and nightclubs.

Insufficient: There are no major supermarkets, “turistic” prices. Barcelona is only young, horny, partying and club amateurs. During the season, tourists from England and Italy are very noisy, and they're fine, for example, urinating from a balcony or going to a store where the mother gave birth. Local residents held demonstrations demanding to stop renting apartments to tourists in the area, after which licences for tourist flats ceased in Barcelona.

There are many people in Barcelona who will say that living in the Catalonian capital is in the Barcelona area. It means every day to see the sea. The Catalonians themselves don't really pay much for the local beach: in the middle of the season, the apple has nowhere to fall, and the quality of the water leaves much to be desired. Barcelonet has numerous restaurants where seafood is supplied, but prices are also concentrated on tourists.

Barcelona may be advised by the belligerents-- most popular nightclubs, like Opium, CDLC and discotheques at the W Hotel, are in a few hundred metres. And finally, athletes. If you don't drop classes on vacation, the coastline of Barcelona is the perfect place for morning and evening traffic.