Description This is an exclusive apartment located in a historic building in Passeig de Gracia just a few metres from the Plaça Catalunya. The apartment is 100 square meters, has a lift and doorman service 7 days a week.

Lower floor has one double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, full bath, spacious living room and a dining room providing some of the best views of the city.

On the upper floor you’ll find an en-suite bedroom and a large dressing area with a fully equipped laundry and ironing area. The apartment comes with tablecloths, towels, a hair dryer and all the little details to ensure maximum comfort during your stay.

The apartment has air conditioning, heating, plasma screen TV with DVD player and digital television, stereo, Wi-Fi internet connection, ceramic hob, oven, microwave, refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, washer-dryer, compete ironing setup, linens, towels, hair dryer.

NotesPasseig de Gràcia, Plaça Catalunya, casa Batlló, La Pedrera, the Liceu, the Rambla, the Gothic quarter, the Born neighbourhood, Ciutat Vella, the Raval neighbourhood, the Gràcia neighbourhood, the Boqueria market, museums, the Picasso Museum, Antoni Tàpies Museum, Barcelona Museum of History, MACBA, CCCB, Maritime Museum, art galleries, luxury shops, universities like the UB and UPF, Barcelona City Council, offices of the Catalan governmental authorities.

The apartment is in a stately building located between Passeig de Gràcia and Plaça Catalunya. Passeig de Gràcia is one of the most exclusive and stately streets in the city of Barcelona.

Its upper-class city layout attracts hundreds of people every day to its world-famous modernist architecture. This street is home to the city’s most emblematic buildings, such as La Pedrera and Casa Milà, Casa Batllò, Casa Lleó-Morera and Casa Amatller.

You’ll also find the most prestigious shops, art galleries, banks, restaurants, sidewalk cafes, cinemas and theatres, all of which make this area one of the most interesting in terms of art, culture, design and leisure. The Plaça Catalunya is the city centre. From here you can stroll down the Ramblas, through the Gothic quarter, visit the Born neighbourhood, hundreds of museums, and wander through the innumerable streets of the Ciutat Vella and even down to the sea. You can also enjoy the convenience of public transport to get to other areas of the city or take a ride on the tourist bus, as the Plaça Catalunya is the start and end point for the main transport lines in the city. The City Council office of tourism is also located here.

ContactAddress: Just meters from Plaza Catalunya, Passeig de Gracia.