Vall d’Hebron
An ancient name Hebron is the city of the West Bank where, according to the
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Maragall
The modernist poet The poet and writer Joan Maragall was born in Barcelona in 1860.
Av. Carrilet
Miniature rails This station commemorates the train of the line Llobregat-Anoia of the Ferrocarils de
Rocafort
The fiercest Almogavar The street that gives name to this station is dedicated to Bernard
Drassanes
The Navy Shipyards Las Drassanes are shipyards of civil Gothic style, they were built between
Vallcarca
An enclosed valley Vallcarca is the contraction of the toponym Vall Càrcara, which means “enclosed
Poblenou
The arrival of the new village In the old days this neighbourhood was a swampy
Baró de Viver
Organizer of the 1929 Expo In the nineteenth century, the land that today comprises the
Sant Andreu
Drop everything and follow me! The neighborhood of Sant Andreu de Palomar derives its name
Fontana
The Gràcia fountain The name of the Fontana has its origins in an old property
Valldaura
From the Vall daura to Santes Creus The first known documentation that exists concerning this
Selva de Mar
A village of Catalonia This station takes one to a street that, like many others
Bellvitge
For a good travel There are many theories about the name of the district of
Santa Coloma
The Young Martyr The toponym of Santa Coloma dates back to ancient Rome, in the
Les Corts
The courts of the rural areas Corts of Sarrià is the original name of this
Zona Universitària
A place (not only) for students As indicated by this area’s name, there are plenty
Trinitat Nova
That Extinct Convent The name of this station, just as in the case of Trinitat