06-01-1996 This avenue runs exactly parallel to the equator and situates Barcelona in one line with Rome and New York. Formerly this station was called "Pueblo Seco". Transfer point to L3 and bottom station of the Montjuïc funicular.

25-09-1995

Market place dedicated to Saint Anthony, now name of the whole neighborhood.

25-09-1995

The 'old' University was built in 1874 by Elies Rogent just outside old Barcelona after the city walls were torn down. Before that there was a University like school on the upper part of the Rambla, popularly called 'Rambla d'Estudis'.

25-09-1995

Central avenue connecting old Barcelona to the former village of Gràcia. Two of Gaudi's most famous buildings, Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (La Pedrera), among other modernist buildings, can be found along this avenue.

25-09-1995

Square named after a town in Morroc, former Spanish colony.

25-09-1995

Nearby bull ring built in the mozarabic style.

25-09-1995

This temple is Antoni Gaudi's most important work in Barcelona (work started in 1882 and might be finished in ?).

20-09-1997

Popular name for an outdoor market and jumble sale on Plaça de les Glòries, and a newer indoor market near the station.

20-09-1997

Old neighborhood meaning something like 'hiding place'. But it also means 'low area surrounded by hills', which could be applied here, as the first settlement was along the Rec Comtal canal.

20-09-1997

Street bearing the epithet of Francesc Macià i Ambert (+1713), who came from Roda de Ter (about 90 km north of Barcelona) and was a politician and fighter on the Catalan side against Felipe V.

20-09-1997

Name of one of Barcelona's 10 city districts, former village 'Sant Martí de Provençals'.

20-09-1997

Meaning 'peace', this neighborhood was built in the 60's remembering the end of the Spanish Civil War 25 years earlier, in 1939.

22-04-1985

Neighborhood in the district of Sant Martí; the name means area with alder trees, probably along the Besòs river, but there are not many trees left today.

22-04-1985

until 2002: JOAN XXIII - Avenue in Badalona and Sant Adrià de Besòs named after Pope John XXIII (1958-1963).

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22-04-1985

New neighborhood in Badalona called after Saint Roc, a 14th century pilgrim who helped people suffering from the plague.

22-04-1985

Popular name given to this neighborhood which means 'marsh' as the sea and the land are almost on the same level.

Future interchange with L9/L10

22-04-1985

Square in the city of Badalona dedicated to Josep Maria Ventura i Casas, who dedicated part of his life to the Sardana, the Catalan national dance, in the 19th century.

11-07-2010

Located right in the centre of Badalona.
Future interchange with L1