Eleven centuries before Gaudí broke ground, the Benedictines were already praying in the Raval. Sant Pau del Camp is still there — and almost nobody goes.
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Every visitor to Barcelona sees the Sagrada Família. Most also see the Gothic Quarter, the Picasso Museum, and the Boqueria market. And of course, all those are worth seeing, but Sant Pau del Camp is one of the city’s best-kept secrets— a Benedictine monastery church tucked into the Raval neighborhood, 10 minutes’ walk from La Rambla, that was already almost 1000 years old when
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