La Rambla is a famous street in... | Quizzland Trivia Answers

Sambo65

I'm from Barcelona, I'm very happy and proud to live here

CaptivatingRaven475

when I visited, it was referred to as Las Ramblas...

corrine

been there. watch out for the human statues and Pick pockets

Ladyg1951

Player #919840, It depends if you have seen it, or read about it. I knew the answer because I have been there.

Player #9971361

been there and loved it. Barcelona is one of my favourite cities in Europe along with Paris and Rome.

Magical8Fingers

A great place to walk down, great atmosphere. You will usually find street performers here. Muy bonita

Thumper

One of my top 10 favourite cities in the world!

mxiia

CaptivatingRaven475, the original name, in local original language, Catalan, is Les Rambles. Las Ramblas is Spanish. It is official language, but not original from Catalonia

Portia

I always thought it was known as Las Ramblas!!

Elenora

Madrid, love this city in Spain

Player #120374466

Sambo65, Welcome! This is truly an international game. Is this games translated in different languages?

sissy

I have a problem with the game. the help section does not work. does anyone know how to contact the game

JK

Las Ramblas, not singular

TropicalRaccoon

I went there :)

Lola

went there in Sept 2019 would love to go again❤

Patricia

Visited Barcelona and stayed near Los Rambas, it's a beautiful city with lovely people. Loved the beach❣

Player #43891297

I guessed it, but I still learnt something I guess...

Player #35712101

Have been here 😊

Player #38045202

Player #9971361, check out Galway and Lisbon.

Player #38045202

Sambo65, when last there in 2020 I'm sorry to say I saw a man urinate at plaza de catalunya in Broad dayight. Happens often in cities, but such disrespect!

Chris Lucas

Sambo65, beautiful city you live in. Every year i go on holiday to Salou, and i always make a point of visiting Tarragona and Barcelona. It's just a beautiful area altogether.

Player #32549118

I would have thought ‘Las’ Ramblas would make more sense, as wouldn’t ‘Les’ Ramblas be more French?