El Raval, neighborhood in Spain
El Raval is a vibrant area in the district of Ciutat Vella, Barcelona known for its rich cultural tapestry and bustling streets.
Historically, El Raval was an area that developed outside the city walls of medieval Barcelona, housing many industries and workers.
The neighborhood boasts an eclectic mix of bohemian cafés, hip bars, art galleries, and cultural venues.
Visitors can access El Raval via the Liceu metro station on the L3 line or walk from La Rambla.
El Raval hosts the expressive 'Cat of Botero', a sculpture by Colombian artist Fernando Botero.
Location: Ciutat Vella
Population: 45671
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