Where to park at La Sagrera

Administratively integrated in the district of Sant Andreu, La Sagrera has two different areas, a newer part and the old town. Currently, the quarter is in a process of transformation, represented by the new AVE train station.

Within the urban framework of Barcelona, lies La Sagrera, a neighborhood with deep roots. Part of the San Andrés district, this 0.97 km² neighborhood was home to 28,796 inhabitants in 2016.

Despite belonging to District IX, known as Sant Andreu, La Sagrera maintains a special connection with San Andrés de Palomar, beyond its historical link with Sant Martí de Provençals.

The name "La Sagrera" evokes its original purpose in the 11th century: to protect the peasants of Catalonia from noble threats. The "sagreres," safe areas around churches, sheltered people and their belongings. The "sagrers," small buildings constructed in these areas, stored the community's harvests and possessions. Thus, the La Sagrera neighborhood was born as a refuge in Sant Martí de Provençals.

Where to Park in La Sagrera

If you're looking for parking in Barcelona, you should try your luck in La Sagrera. It's a residential neighborhood with many parking areas and lots, although the majority are paid. On Gran de la Sagrera Street number 12, there's a lot where you can park, but pay attention, as some spaces are reserved for residents (Zona Verde) and it's much more expensive for non-residents. Try to look for areas with white lines, as those are free.

If you don't want to leave your vehicle exposed to the elements and prefer it to be monitored, you can search for a parking spot in La Sagrera and reserve it in advance to avoid problems.

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