Sant Antoni stop

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Edu Bayer - ©Ajuntament de Barcelona
Mònica Moreno - ©Ajuntament de Barcelona

Blue Route

From this stop you can walk along some of the most emblematic streets of the Eixample district in the centre of Barcelona and also take a look at two neighbourhoods that give good vibrations to everyone who walks through them: the Raval and Sant Antoni.

The radiant force of modernity

Next to plaça de la Universitat, you can head towards the chessboard-like streets of the Eixample, where the hustle and bustle of streets like Enric Granados and Rambla de Catalunya mixes with the calm of the secluded indoor gardens, or you can change your surroundings and wander through the streets of the Raval, a neighbourhood of mixed roots where you can visit two of the most impressive and modern museums in the city: the CCCB and the MACBA,in plaça dels Àngels.

Also very close to the stop, you can take the ronda de Sant Antoni and stop to enjoy a good beer at the Fàbrica Moritz, as well as stroll along carrer del Parlament, where trendy bars and restaurants await you. True to the neighbourhood life, the Mercat de Sant Antoni is a hive of activity and conversation, especially on Sundays, when the Sunday market for second-hand books, comics and collection cards is held.

Barri de Sant Antoni / Mercat de Sant Antoni

Un barri popular i comercial que compta amb el mercat més gran de Barcelona, obra d’Antoni Rovira i Trias, que va ser construït als tallers de la Maquinista Terrestre i Marítima.
Carrer del Parlament

In recent years, Sant Antoni has become one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Barcelona. The reopening of its market, the fact that it is next to such a lively neighbourhood as the Raval and, at the same time, preserves the spirit of the traditional neighbourhood, have made it o
Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona

Moritz beer has been in Barcelona since 1864, when Louis Moritz set up shop, once the city walls had been knocked down, in what would today be the Raval and Eixample neighbourhoods, that is to say, right where you can now visit the Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona (Moritz B
MACBA – Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art

A large museum in glass and white aluminium that fills the Raval district with light and houses works from the middle of the 20th century to the present day.
CCCB – Barcelona Centre of Contemporary Culture

One of Barcelona’s most avant-garde cultural sites is actually a converted almshouse.