Barcelona's Red Light District: Prostitutes are freelancers, high-end prostitutes charge 1,000 euros a night in European countries, and in terms of customs, the Netherlands and Germany are often the models of people's impressions

Barcelona's Red Light District: Prostitutes are freelancers, and high-end prostitutes charge €1,000 a night

In European countries, in terms of customs, the Netherlands and Germany are often the models of people's impressions, these two countries have long been regulated by the customs industry, and many red light districts in both countries are among the best in the world. However, many people do not know that when it comes to Europe's sex tourism power, Spain is also indispensable.

Today, Spain is a haven for countless pleasure-seekers and is known as the capital of customs and industry after Thailand and Puerto Rico. Although Amsterdam's Red Light District is world-famous, in contrast to Spain's Red Light District, it is largely a propaganda effect. In fact, Barcelona, Spain, is also a dream place for European sex tourists.

Located in catalonia, on the shores of the Middle Sea, Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain after Madrid. With its beautiful Mediterranean coastal scenery and cultural historical monuments, it is a fantasy city full of personality and charm, and a world-class tourist attraction. It gathers travelers from all over the world, and the international atmosphere is very international, which also makes the local customs industry quite popular and developing rapidly.

Barcelona has several red light districts, and for a long time, laval's red light district occupied an important place in the city's customs industry, it is located opposite La Rambla and the Gothic Quarter, the main neighborhood of Barcelona's old town, where the streets are winding and the architecture is full of classical charm. Since the mass migration of the 19th century, Laval's custom industry has begun to rise, and until more than 20 years ago, it was a paradise for many people to linger.

However, under the long-term governance of the municipal authorities of Barcelona, it has begun to take on a new look and become a literary district.

After the decline of the Red Light District in Laval, La Rambla became Barceló's most striking Red Light District. Adjacent to the Laval district, it is a 1.3 km long main road that connects Piazza de Barcelona with the city's old port, becoming one of Barcelona's main arterial roads and the essence of the city's tourism.

La Rambla is lined with shops and restaurants, with frequent street performers and pedestrians, making it one of the liveliest areas of the city. Here, you may meet a world celebrity, but you will also see a lot of wandering beggars. Some people say that La Rambla is a secular street, it is not as noble as the Champs Elysées, but it is more popular with the general public. However, for sex tourists, the nightlife here is the purpose of their visit.

After six or seven o'clock in the evening, on La Rambla, some corners begin to really wake up, bars, nightclubs, etc. begin to open their doors to customers, and street performers and hawkers give way to sex workers. For those who are sex tourists, this is the best time in Barcelona. At this time, on The Ramblas, there were many prostitutes standing, all of them were very enthusiastic, and almost everyone who passed by would be greeted by them.

If Amsterdam's prostitute window can still keep a certain distance between customers and sex workers, the prostitutes and customers in the Rambla Red Light District are really the most direct contact. If you are looking for services, you are naturally very welcome, but for many people who come purely for sightseeing, prostitutes are too enthusiastic.

Compared with the regular red light districts of Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Hamburg and so on, Barcelona's red light district is completely small mill-style, after all, in Spain, the custom industry has not been truly legal, and the brothel business mode is often hit. Therefore,

As mentioned in the previous article, sex workers in Spain, most of whom are foreigners, account for more than 90% of the total. However, sex workers in the Red Light District of Ramblas are not only foreign women, but also many young Spanish women, most of whom have begun to enter the customs industry because of economic problems. Because the situation is different from women from South America, Africa or Eastern Europe, they mostly work as high-end prostitutes and have a fixed client base. Many foreign sex workers, on the other hand, are mostly victims of trafficking in women.

Because of this, even though sex workers in the Red Light District of Ramblas are largely independent freelancers, free to dispose of their income and do not belong to any organization, the prices of their services vary widely. Some people only charge 10 euros, while slightly better ones usually cost 200 to 300 euros. If it is a one-night service, the price is up to 1000 euros.

Where customs and customs are flourishing, there are often no small security problems. The same is true of the Rambla Red Light District, which many local residents avoid when night falls. But the violence here is so commonplace for Barcelona locals, who pay little attention to it. With the advent of the epidemic, the prosperity of the past is no longer here, and I do not know whether it can regain prosperity after the restart.