#Summer street sweep plan 📍 Start: Casa Aimirall📍 End: La Confiteria👉🏻 Full journey: 2 kilometers, about an hour 🌺 Route 🍃 Casa Aimirall Opened in the mid-19th century, long-term operation by the Aimirall family, this corner tavern is located on 📍Carrerde Joaquin Costa, retaining most of the generational style decoration, Especially the street-patterned windows, counters and display cabinets. 🍃 Bar Murry Buenas It was a milk bar when it opened in the late 19th century, and has retained most of the original decorations so far. The atmosphere is friendly and suitable for lunch or a drink, very comfortable. 🍃 Bogheria Market There are six or seven low-key dining options. The history of the market dates back to the 13th century. It was not officially settled in the current place until 1840. In 1914, a metal ceiling was built, and beautiful wrought iron was added. The entrance sign is embedded with colorful stained glass. 🍃 Hotel Espana Very famous. Partly designed by Domenec I Montanel in 1903. Sala Arnau has a snowflake plaster fireplace. The restaurant serves a moderately traditional Catalan dish. 🍃 One of Gaudi's important early works. Although the Guerre Palace is not the master's usual modernist style. There are still obvious Gaudi elements. For example, the roof terrace is a chimney made of broken tiles. If you miss it when visiting the bar at night, you might as well check it out during the day. 🍃 South along Carrer de Sant Pau through Roman-style churches and then to La Confiteria, it was once a barber shop and a candy shop for a long time. It was converted into a beautiful bar in 1958. Most of the elements in front, including facades, bar counters and display cabinets, are impressive.