Showing posts with label ciutat vella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ciutat vella. Show all posts

Sunday, March 7, 2010

PLACA REIAL

The Placa Reial is one of the most enchanting places in Barcelona. Every tourist will visit this square, be sure you do! It was erected in mid of the 19th Century, it has a fine arcade, palm trees and lamps designed by Gaudi. It is an interesting square ideal to relax and enjoy a coffee in one of the many cafes. On Sunday mornings there is a stamp and coin market and in the evening this is a nice place to have a drink.

Placa Reial
Metro L2, Liceu

Saturday, March 6, 2010

BOQUERIA MARKET

A visit to the Market of la Boqueria in Barcelona is advisable to enjoy an incredible contrast between colours and activity, ideal to discover why Mediterranean cuisine is internationally known due to its ingredients. The best products from Catalonia in one place: fruit, vegetables, fish and seafood, tapas bars like El Quim and others...Just Perfect!!

Rambla, 85-89
Metro L2, Liceu

Friday, March 5, 2010

MUNICH FLAGSHIP STORE

Established by the Berneda family in 1939, Barcelona’s own sports shoe house Munich continues to stay on top of things. In the 1970s, Munich made tracks with the Made in Barcelona footwear line and the X logo.The Munich flagship store was designed by Ignasi Llauradó and Eric Dufourd of dear design, a design and architectural firm the two established in Barcelona in 2005.
Dark-glass surfaces, mirrors, metal trees and cage-like boxes hanging from the ceiling (from which the shoes have “escaped”), all carry a carefree, experimental and impermanent air. The angular and clunky space with its hard edges and seemingly moving parts is clearly an attempt to say that the septuagenarian brand is nowhere near slowing down.

C/ Antic de Sant Joan, 4-6
Metro L4, Jaume 1

http://www.munich.es


Lomography Gallery Store






Leave your digital tendencies at the door and delve into the craft of analog photography with an exhaustive selection of cameras, equipment, accessories, books and film. Not merely just a camera shop, this stalwart of the El Borne district is a drawcard for local creative types with its small exhibition space, photographic workshops and the occasional street bash.

Carrer Mirallers, 2
08003 Barcelona,
Spain
Opening Hours: Tue-Sat: 11:00am–2:00pm;and 5:00pm–9:00pm

Number


Located in El Born, Number focuses heavily on shoes (say goodbye to espadrilles and flip flops), including their primary London-based brand, Swear. Additionally, the shop offers up pairs by Eley Kishimoto and Bernhard Willhelm, not to mention pieces by Henrik Vibskov, Opening Ceremony and Peter Jensen.
Shoppers can count on Number for a fresh, rotating selection of cutting edge, international labels—stop by and grab a pair of their newest designs, because you know, one is the loneliest number…


Carrer Des Ases, 1

08003 Barcelona

Spain


HOLALA! PLAZA


Located in the heart of el Raval just behind the MACBA, Holala! Plaza offers a wealth of vintage clothing, furniture and bric-a-brac objects, as well as rotating exhibitions in its adjunct art gallery space.
The winning combination of boutique/gallery attracts throngs of Barcelona’s hip culture hunters. Browse the collection of 1960s-present apparel and accessories, and see what’s up on the walls. No matter where you look, you’re certain to find something of fascination. Also of note is Holala!’s plans to soon include a small cafeteria, book and magazine-store as well.

HOLALA! PLAZA + HOLALA! GALLERY
Plaça de Castella 2
08001 BARCELONA
Tel. +34 93 302 05 93

VINTAGE STORE
Riera Baixa 11
08001 BARCELONA
Tel. +34 93 441 99 94

HYPE OUTLET
Tallers 73
08001 BARCELONATel.
+34 93 412 23 07

http://holala-ibiza.com/blog/