Barcelona - Terrace 3
/ /From 440 € (516 USD) | per night |
Description
Finding these allusive gems can sometimes be difficult, but there’s good news for tourists heading to Barcelona this summer. Whether seeking a romantic get-away or planning a family vacation, our “Modernist Top Floor” on Ausias Marc street offers you the entire top floor of a historic building in the “Golden Neighborhood” of Barcelona, which includes an enormous terrace just for you and your travel party! These amazing properties display a modernist style characteristic of 18th century Barcelona and consist of 2 completely refurnished luxury apartments linked by a breathtaking terrace, located in the heart of Barcelona. They consist of 3 double bedrooms, a loft with 2 Japanese beds, 4 bathrooms (2 en suite), 2 fully equipped kitchens, stylish dining areas suitable for up to nine people, 2 large living rooms with large glass windows (where the gorgeous sunlight enters every day!), and, of course, a beautiful and scenic terrace.
Our apartments are just a short walk to the best Barcelona has to offer – Plaza Catalunya, las Ramblas, Portal d'Angel, the Gothic Quarter, el Bourne, and la Boqueria market. This luxurious accommodation offers those who like to travel in style a tranquil reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the city without missing out on any of the action. Old-world style meets modern life in this completely renovated apartment, with the perfectly preserved 18th century façade of the building. Please INQUIRE FOR SPECIAL RATES! Location: Dreta de l'Eixample 5-10 min. walking distance to - Beach - Villa Olimpica/walk by the zoo - Sagrada Familia - Paseo de Gracia - Plaza Catalunya - Plaza Urquinaona - Las Ramblas - Port Maremagnum Watermelon Barcelona Apartments offers you a truly memorable stay in Barcelona!
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Neighborhood
Cerdà had the floor plans of American cities as a model. Cerdà saw the streets with wide and generously extended crossings (Passeig de Gracia has six lanes), to highlight the crossings were blocks to the chamfered corners.
The blocks are all square and have a big yard, but most of today is built. From the original idea Cerdàs, there is plenty of green for the residents to provide very little remains.
1859 was the controversial development plan approved by the town council.
The middle part of L'Eixample is often called 'Quadrat d'Or', golden square, describing the elegance of this area.