Basically this is a large marina with surrounding restaurants and an adjacent beach. Unfortunately the beach opens up onto the entrance to the marina so the sea does not look too clean. It is a hot place with little shade unless you stop at the...More

Port Olimpic is fabulous for affordable food. There is a public park with playgrounds between the road and the port below, which is more of a marina. We would have found more places open, other than shisha (hookah smoking) bars, if we’d visited at night....More

This area received a makeover when Barcelona was chosen to host the 1992 Olympic Games. The city opened it's doors to the sea and became a true Mediterranean city. Redefining the skyline the two skyscrapers and Frank Gehry's golden fish became the symbol of the...More

Came to port olimpic on the hop on hop off bus! Really good casino when you step off off the bus and nice to have a drink. There’s a square of bars and restaurants round the port which has something for everyone. I’d recommend that...More

This is a nice area that was built mainly for the olympics. There are a lot of restaurants. However, some of them can be quite touristic so make sure you check the reviews. I would recommend La Fonda del Port Olympic if you are looking...More

We visited on three occasions, twice to dine in restaurants and once to have a look in daylight. It was built in 1991 during the redevelopment of the area and is located across from the Olympic Village. The marina has 740 berths, (calculate the $$$$...More

We started our walk at Rambla del Mar close to the Maritime Museum, diverted through some of the streets and the market of Barceloneta, and continued walking as far as the Port Olimpic. The promenade alongside Barceloneta beach is flat and smooth, ideal for all...More