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Walks in Montjuïc.
3 walks through Montjuïc — stops, distances, and a paragraph on what to notice. Editor-walked where flagged; the rest are Claude-drafted routes awaiting a walk.
Walks in Montjuïc
Montjuïc: the botanic garden and the seaward cemetery
A terraced garden of Mediterranean plants, then a city of tombs stacked up the cliff above the port.
Montjuïc: the castle and the gardens
Up the funicular, through the water-lily terraces to the fortress, and the whole sea laid out below.
Montjuïc: the museums and the Olympic ring
From the Magic Fountain up past the Mies Pavilion to the 1992 stadium and Calatrava's white spike.
Nearby
Other walks close to Montjuïc.
Sorted by distance from the start of montjuïc: the botanic garden and the seaward cemetery. Good for stitching together a longer day.
Poble Sec: the three chimneys and Carrer de Blai
The old music-hall avenue, a Civil War shelter in the hillside, and a street of one-euro pintxos.
Sant Antoni and the market
An iron market, a Sunday book fair, and the vermut strip that woke this corner up.
El Raval: the fat cat, the skaters, and the oldest church
Botero's bronze cat, the white museum where the city skates, and a Romanesque cloister behind it all.
Sants: the dragon-slide park and the long high street
A surreal 1980s park with a dragon slide, then one of Europe's longest shopping streets.