Rambla del Mar

The Maremagnum creation in the mid-nineties revived the seafront of Barcelona and allowed the Moll de la Fusta to remain united with the Muelle de España, via a footbridge.

This footbridge, called Rambla de Mar, has an undulating designed because it spins to let boats in and out of the marina.

For the people of Barcelona, it's a familiar image to see people stopped in front of the traffic lights while the footbridge spins to let the boats through.

Quite legendary, and it only houses a standard mall (the Maremagnum). But the walk becomes pleasant: you sit down on the shore, looking at the boats coming and the bridge opening and closing. The Maremagnum, by the way, has a decent restaurant and mirrors you can play with to take curious pictures.