La Rambla is the name of a landmark tour of the city of Barcelona which runs between the Plaza Catalunya, the heart of the city and the old port.

The walk is crowded during the day and late into the night. Is marked by newsagents, flowers and birds, street performers, cafes, restaurants and shops. Near the port tend to markets, as well as painters and artists. Strolling down La Rambla can see several interesting buildings like the Palace of the Viceroy and the La Boqueria market and the famous Lyceum Theatre, where operas and ballets. One of the side streets, a few meters long, leads to the Royal Plaza, a plaza with palm trees and buildings with porches that host a multitude of pubs and restaurants, and which meet on weekends and stamp collectors currencies.

La Rambla in different sections receive different nomenclature, which is also usually called in plural: Las Ramblas (Les Rambles). From Plaza Catalunya various sections are the following names: Canaletes Rambla, Rambla dels Estudis, Rambla de Sant Josep, Rambla dels Caputxins, Rambla de Santa Mònica.