Gràcia - Home to Gaudí’s famous Park Güell and Casa Vicenç, Gràcia is known for its narrow streets and lively squares lined with cafés and bars. You can shop for unique clothing and jewellery in the area’s many small boutiques.

Horta-Guinardó - This district is in the north-east corner of the city. Bordered by hills, it is known for its steep streets and views over Barcelona.

Les Corts - Home to FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou Stadium, Barcelona University and the Polytechnic University of Catalunya, this is also an important business and shopping district.

Nou Barris - This multicultural area is located in the north-east of Barcelona. It has good transport communications into Barcelona's center, with the L3 and L4 Metro lines both reaching Passeig de Gràcia in about 20 minutes.

Sant Andreu - Bordering the Besós River in the north, this area combines industry and housing. The L1 Metro line goes to Plaça Catalunya and passes through the area. Sant Andreu Arenal station has great connections to northern Catalonia and France.

Sant Martí - East of the city center, Sant Martí includes both residential areas and the 22 business district, where you can find the famous Agbar Tower. It is home to Bogatell Beach, which is well known for its bars and restaurants.

Sants-Montjuïc - Sants Station has high-speed rail services, including the AVE to Madrid. Barcelona Port is a major cruise and ferry terminal. In Plaza España, you can shop at Las Arenas Shopping Center and the Fira de Barcelona Trade Fair.

Sarrià-St. Gervasi - This quiet residential district north of Diagonal Avenue is home to a number of private schools, clinics and embassies. Its next to Collserola Hills, a popular walking, jogging and cycling area.