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Navas, Barcelona — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Navas is a neighbourhood in Barcelona, in the region of Catalunya, marked by the Saint Pius X church and the tower of Torre del Suro.
About Navas
Where to stay in Navas
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Navas is a working residential neighbourhood in Barcelona, away from the busiest visitor streets. Few rooms turn up in a residential quarter like Navas. Visitors who prefer a quiet local base among everyday streets can settle in Navas, close to the Saint Pius X church, the Convent de Sant Joaquim dels Mínims, and the Antic Institut Ravetllat-Pla in Catalunya.
The tower of Torre del Suro rises close by.
About Navas
What are the main landmarks in Navas?
Navas keeps a handful of landmarks within its streets. The Saint Pius X church stands among its streets, near the Convent de Sant Joaquim dels Mínims, the Antic Institut Ravetllat-Pla, and the museum of MUHBA Oliva Artés. Older buildings remain.
The towers of Torre del Suro and Torre dels Pardals recall earlier estates, while Casa Antoni Torrent adds to the neighbourhood's built heritage in Barcelona.
What is the history of Navas?
Navas took shape as Barcelona expanded outward. The archaeological ground of the Zona arqueològica de la Sagrera points to settlement here long before the modern streets, and the Convent de Sant Joaquim dels Mínims marks the area's religious past within Catalunya. That history lingers.
The Torre dels Pardals and the Sant Martí de Provençals speak to the older communities that stood before Navas filled in.
Where is Navas?
Navas lies within the city of Barcelona, its streets close to the Saint Pius X church and the tower of Torre del Suro, in the region of Catalunya.
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Updated July 2026