Rambla del Raval is a tree-lined promenade in Barcelona’s Raval district, known for its mix of cultures, restaurants and bars. The street links different communities and has a landmark at its centre: a large cat sculpture by Colombian artist Fernando Botero, set among palm trees. Stop to see the sculpture, then explore the food options, including Atlas sanwicheria for Moroccan sandwiches. Hotel rooftop terraces along the street are another draw if you want a drink with city views. Keep your valuables secure in the surrounding streets.
Botero’s cat and the Raval promenade
Rambla del Raval is a broad, tree-lined promenade in Barcelona’s Raval district. It connects people and businesses from different cultural communities, with restaurants and bars lining the street.
The landmark to look for is the large cat sculpture by Colombian artist Fernando Botero. Palm trees surround it, giving you an easy focal point as you walk along the rambla.
Food and rooftop views
For a quick meal, Atlas sanwicheria serves Moroccan sandwiches. At number 2, there is also a large shop selling products for afro hair.
A hotel on the odd-numbered side of the street has a rooftop terrace where you can stop for a drink and look out over the city. Secure your valuables as you explore the surrounding streets.
FAQ
What is Rambla del Raval known for?
The promenade is known for its multicultural mix of restaurants and bars, as well as Fernando Botero’s large cat sculpture.
Where can I find the Botero cat sculpture?
It stands on Rambla del Raval among the palm trees.
Where can I get Moroccan sandwiches on Rambla del Raval?
Atlas sanwicheria serves Moroccan sandwiches.
Is there a place to get rooftop views?
A hotel on the odd-numbered side of the street has a rooftop terrace where you can stop for a drink and see the city.
