La Barceloneta, Neighborhood in Spain
La Barceloneta is a lively beachfront neighborhood known for its laid-back atmosphere.
Formerly an area designated for the displaced residents during the construction of the Ciutadella fortress.
Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.
Popular among tourists and locals for its beaches, restaurants, and nightlife.
Known for its unique triangular grid layout and narrow streets.
Location: Ciutat Vella
Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture
Population: 14274
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