Las Ramblas is the number one tourist destination in Barcelona. It did not disappoint, and was everything that I imagined it to be. This street was a cool area to check out and had a lot of cool shops and restaurants along it, including the best Ice cream shop I have ever had. Like my last area, I was not really able to interact with anybody due to language barrier, which resulted in locals being rude to me. According to sources online, around 20,000-25,000 people live in this area. This is similar to the population of Barceloneta. The characteristics of this neighborhood is that it is more touristy than actual locals.The reason for this is that this is the most visited area of all of Barcelona.Therefore, this makes it a hot spot for great restaurants and places to sell cool trinkets at. From what I could tell for cost of living here is that it was around 400,000-500,000 for a 2 room apartment here, making it a little bit more expensive then the beach area of Barcelona.
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