Diagonal Mar
Barcelona's longest street ends in Diagonal Mar, a seaside district famed for its gastropubs, shops, and beach area. Diagonal Mar is also where the Mediterranean Sea is reached. The region, which was formerly an industrial area, has been transformed into an urban fantasy full of opulent hotels, first-rate residences, residential towers, architectural parks, business centers, a sizable mall, and a bustling beach.
Llevant Beach, which offers a complete complement of amenities and access for the disabled but is less busy than other beaches in Barcelona due to its smaller size, is just one example of how meticulously laid out Diagonal Mar is. A sizable public park featuring contemporary water features, sculptures, slides, and play spaces is also present.
Three stories high and home to well-known retailers like Zara and H&M, Diagonal Mar's shopping center is incredibly huge. On the top floor, there is an 18-screen movie theater. A huge Alcampo supermarket is located in the basement. The structure is also joined to the opulent Hotel Princesa.
Throughout the year, Diagonal Mar frequently holds conferences, music festivals like Primavera Sound, and other events. You won't find a lot of tourists here because it is primarily an elite residential area that attracts families, so it is simple to unwind in peace and appreciate the picturesque horizons over the neighborhood's parks and shoreline. The Platja de la Mar Bella, Platja de la Nova Mar Bella, Sagrada Familia, La Rambla, Placa de Catalunya, and Camp Nou are nearby points of interest in and around Diagonal Mar.
Address: Av. Diagonal, Barcelona
Website: https://www.diagonalmarcentre.es/
