Sants in 5 minutes - Barcelona District to District

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Discover the Sants neighbourhood in 5 minutes.
We want to show you Barcelona neighbourhood by neighbourhood, so we sent Asier Suescun to speak with the residents. Local people and immigrants that live in the district will tell you all the information and reasons you need to come to get to know the area and live there.
Sants is a family district with lots of life and plenty of shops. It's most important roadway is Carrer de Sants, which some say is the longest highstreet in Europe (1.35 miles), but that title is more likely owned by Piotrkowska Street in Poland (3.04 miles).
It's also said this is the best connected district of Barcelona in terms of transport because it has Sants Station - the main train station of Catalonia and second in Spain. It also has Metros, buses and local rail.
Plaça d'Espanya is one of the entryways into the district where you'll find Las Arenas, an old bullfighting ring turned into a shopping centre. It has a rooftop terrace with 360º panoramic views over Barcelona.
The neighbourhood has many squares, local life, markets, everyday local shops and the city's large natural green area - Montjuïc. On its slopes and peaks you'll find lots of parks to stroll, sports installations that hosted the 1992 Olympic Games and Montjuïc Castle. It's now used for celebrations, open-air cinemas and other cultural activities but back in the day it was typically used as a political prison and execution ground.
We show you a tailor-made map which will show you the points of interest around the neighbourhood so you don't get lost and enjoy it just as if you were one more local.
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This was really helpful!