The labyrinth that is El Born becomes most apparent
the moment you turn down one of its side streets. But
this is one of the few labyrinths you might actually
enjoy losing your way in. After all, there are few
places that live and breathe such exciting energy
regardless of the time of day. This neighbourhood
seamlessly transcends the old and new parts of the
city, reflected in its vast array of restaurants
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ranging from fancy Michelin-star establishments to
trendy fusion restaurants. Here you'll find historical
and cultural attractions such as the popular Picasso
Museum and the Gothic cathedral La Santa Maria del
Mar, where you just might be able to catch a
traditional Catalan wedding.
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