On the bottom of the street there is a Muslim butcher's shop.
Just in front of the butcher's, a bar (Audrey) which defines itself as "premium".
Small world? Quite a funny and ironic name for a telephone booth.
No surprises here. Each street in El Raval has a restaurant from an Asian country (in this case an Indian and Pakistani restaurant... No words needed)
"Cease the property speculation!", "Stop tourism" - the neighbours want to express themselves.
I think there is no street left in Barcelona without an "Express Supermarket"
Graffiti and posters are present in almost each wall of Joaquin Costa street.
The Sugar Man? What is Rodriguez doing in El Raval?
El Centro Aragones is a place that promotes the Aragonese culture and its identity.
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