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This document provides an overview of the history of streets and neighborhoods in Barcelona, Spain. It describes the narrow streets of Gothic-style religious and civil buildings. It discusses how the Black Pest in 1348 caused noble families to move into cities and build palaces. It also outlines the direct connection between small houses and streets, and summarizes the Gothic quarter's medieval past and importance of monarchy and nobility through city wall extensions. Key sites representing the monarchy, nobility, church and middle class trades are highlighted. The growth of the Ribera neighborhood for different guilds in the 13th century and difficult times of the Black Death and social tensions are briefly mentioned.













