Passeig de Joan de Borbó

Mostly sitting on the shaded benches on the port side through the afternoon and evening, and eating something brought along at weekend middays; probably fullest on the side facing the boats.

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Eating the port-side benches and the low wall at the northern end, near the market streets

People carry fried fish or something from the market up to the port-side benches and eat it there instead of taking a terrace table. On a weekend midday every bench along this stretch is taken.

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food bought from the market and the takeaway counters on the street side of the passeig

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Sitting and talking the row of benches on the port side, the middle stretch under the palms

The benches on the port side face the boats and hold the shade all afternoon; the row against the buildings stays empty until the sun drops. Older neighbours keep to their own benches near the middle.

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Nearby in La Barceloneta

Plaça del Poeta Boscà
Moll dels Pescadors
Plaça de la Barceloneta
Parc de la Barceloneta