Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol & Plaça del Pi
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Old-world charm meets café culture in the Barri Gòtic’s leafy Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol and Plaça del Pi, named after the pine trees (pi , in Catalan) that shade its nooks and crannies. The lovely Gothic church of Santa Maria del Pi (Charming Churches & Chapels) rises between the two squares.
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