El Raval Map Art print

El Raval, letter by letter Between the Rambla and the old city wall, El Raval has always been the neighbourhood that resists a single story — market stalls, contemporary art, and a street grid that never quite settled into a pattern. Four designs, four ways of reading it. Inseparable Built around the Rambla del Raval, where Botero's bronze cat has sat since 2001 while skaters and neighbours cross paths around it. Hot pink and turquoise, the boldest palette of the four. Ultrafina Composed around the open plaza at MACBA, where the museum's white façade turns into Barcelona's best-known skate spot after hours. Warm terracotta and ochre, drawn in the thinnest line weight of the collection. Revoltosa Anchored on the Boqueria Market side of the neighbourhood, where the stalls spill their colour out toward the Raval streets. Burnt orange, the loosest, most irregular lettering of the four. Extra Comprimida Traced along Carrer de la Riera Baixa, the narrow street of vintage and vinyl shops that's kept its own rhythm for decades. Steel blue-grey, compressed tight to match the width of the street itself. Looking for a version with your own place, name, or detail worked into the design? See the custom variation.