Barcelona epitomises 'cool', from its Gaudí architecture to its music to its art. The city’s buzz emanates from the tapas restaurants, cafes and clubs, while the Old Town, with its ancient buildings and narrow streets, exudes a unique charm.
Situated in a bustling, tree-lined street in the heart of Barcelona, this grand third-floor apartment block is centrally located, less than two minutes’ walk from the Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona's historic Grand Avenue, and just minutes from the beach.
Stepping inside this wonderful Catalonian retreat feels like a welcoming embrace.
Stylishly decorated with pops of bold print, it radiates the warmth and energy of Barcelona itself.
This spacious accommodation is ideal for a family or group of friends as it has two large bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, and a very handy bunk-bed alcove situated within the Master Suite.
A large open dining and sitting room area allows for an excellent entertaining space for friends or family.
With year-round sun and a vibrant beach life, Barcelona is the perfect destination for those looking for a city break that’s downright fun.
Barcelona is without a doubt one of the most exciting cities in Europe. With so much culture to explore, its hard to know where to begin. We suggest that you don’t miss the superbly preserved medieval centre of the Gothic Quarter and the art nouveau exuberance of the splendid houses, palaces and public buildings. These were created by the eccentric genius Antoni Gaudí, whose still unfinished Sagrada Familia church is one of the great architectural marvels of the century.
Apart from the architecture, Barcelona boasts splendid museums, the Picasso and the Miró foundation. Music can be enjoyed in the many venues, not least the prestigious Liceu opera house and the quite astonishing Palau de la Música Catalana. But of course Barcelona is not just culture. Street life is intense and constant; varying from century old grocery shops to designer boutiques and everything in between. It is a food lover’s paradise, and its culinary delights will stimulate your taste buds. Whether it be to visit the astounding 150 year old Boquería Market, or to sample traditional Catalan cuisine, browse for every imaginable kind of tapas, or revel in state of the art stellar gastronomic innovation, Barcelona definitely has it all.
For a day out of town, Barcelona offers many splendid excursions. For example, the spectacular mountain setting of the great monastery of Montserrat (great also for hiking); the surrealism of the “Theatre Museum” created by Salvador Dalí in his native town of Figueres, or the enchanting landscapes and vineyards of the home of sparkling Cava, Penedés.
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As a coastal city in the north-east of Spain, Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate. Read More
EURO 3,450 per week - Jan - April, Aug, Nov - Dec
EURO 4,220 per week - May - July, Sept - Oct
EURO 4,895 per week - Easter and Christmas
Pricing includes maid service and mid-week linen change.
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