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There's an elevator inside the Columbus Statue to get to the observation deck. However, the elevator is very narrow and not suitable for those with claustrophobia. However, the top offers a fantastic view of the city.

Bridge between the Cathedral and Plaza de Sant Jaume

– The architect Joan Rubió I Bellver wanted to demolish all non-Gothic buildings in the district for the 2nd World Exhibition in Barcelona and have them replaced with Gothic buildings. After having to leave the church in the village, he was allowed to design the Pont del Bisbe, which was completed in 1929. – Although the bridge is not as old as it looks, it is already shrouded in legend. 1. If the sword were ever to be removed from the skull on the underside, it would lead to the downfall of Barcelona - 2. If you walk backwards under the bridge, look at the skull and make a wish, your wish will come true.

It was designed by Joan Rubió i Bellver, a follower of Antoni Gaudí. Hewwanted to demolish all non-Gothic buildings near the Barcelona Cathedral and replace them with Gothic-style structures, but this plan was never realized.

The main windows face east and west. The sun's rays in the morning create a colder green-blue image, while in the evening warm reddish-orange-yellow tones shine through the windows to the west.

The Plaça Reial is located between the Rambla and the old town of Barri Gotic. It can be accessed via several entrances. There is always a lot going on here. On certain days there are also flea markets here.

Beautiful cathedral. It was built between 1298 and 1448. A visit is worthwhile. The beautiful garden with fountain is also accessible via the cathedral.

The Plaça Reial is located between Rambla and the old town Barri Gotic. It is accessible via several entrances. There's always a lot going on here. Flea markets also take place here on certain days.