![icon time](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-time.png)
![icon time](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-time.png)
Not translated
![icon interval](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-interval.png)
![icon interval](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-interval.png)
9 - 13 min
![icon pois](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-pois.png)
![icon pois](https://barcelona.city-tour.com/wp-content/themes/ctww-city-theme/assets/images/icons/icon-pois.png)
13 points of interest
Location:
Calle Marina 46, 08003 Barcelona
Poblenou was the most important working class district in the 19th century and exposed brick factory chimneys are still visible there, preserved as a memento of the area’s industrial and manufacturing past. A good part of this area was redesigned in connection with the 1992 Olympic Games as a residential district for housing athletes and sportspeople. When the games ended, the accommodation went on sale to the public and it became a new district known as the Vila Olímpica. Very nearby is one of the entrances to Barcelona Zoo.
Points of interest
Map