- A monument placed on the floor of the ocean in Long Bay marks the exact spot where Columbus dropped anchor on October 12th, 1492.
- The Columbus monument is easy to find. Walk down the busy Ramblas towards the harbour. At the end of the Ramblas you will see the monument by yourself.
- It is as it says - a monument built in the image of Columbus during his first trip to America. At the top of the monument is a large statue of Columbus.
- The Columbus Monument is located just outside the train station at the corner of Paseo de Filipinos.
- The monument in homage to the explorer Christopher Columbus is erected in front of the port of Barcelona between La Rambla and Passeig de Colom.
- The Columbus Monument - There is not a city in Spain that does not have at least one monument dedicated to Christopher Columbus.
- The Columbus Monument, which opened in 1888 during the Universal Exhibition, stands at the beggining of La Rambla, near the sea.
- The Columbus Monument, known as “Monument a Colom” in Catalan, was erected in honor of Christopher Columbus for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair.
- General admission: Adults: €6 Children (4 - 12), seniors (65+): €4. Wine tasting + Columbus Monument: Adults: €8 Seniors: €6.
- It was back on March 11, 2022 that Justice Gerald Neri handed a stunning victory for the Columbus Monument Corporation and their allied defenders of Columbus.