La Rambla, the most beautiful street in Spain, stretches from the waterfront to downtown Barcelona, with a 60-foot-wide pedestrian walkway bustling with rickshaw vendors, street performances, political demonstrations and festival processions. This mix of commercial and leisure activities gives the street a dynamic character that changes with the seasons and attracts visitors daily. The avenue is lined with lush trees, majestic architectural buildings, international stores, restaurants and upscale cafes, and some of the most popular destinations along the street include La Boqueria; The city's largest market, and Plaza Real, the main square of the Gothic Quarter.