Barcelona - Terrace 2
/ /2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
4 guests
85 m²
Min 6 nights
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| From 440 € (469 USD) | per night |
| From 9 240 € (9848 USD) | per month |
Or
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Description
As every seasoned traveler knows, the key to tasting the true spirit of a city is to skip the crowded, over-priced hotels and instead opt for a local alternative. The apartment is located in a building catalogued as an historical an esthetical emblem of Barcelona.
The location cannot be better, the neighborhood where it belongs it’s canned “Golden Neighborhood” because this is where, at the end of the 19’th century and in the beginnings of the 20’th, the Catalan Aristocracy built up their own residences using the most pure modernist style. The apartment is near all the touristic attractions and right in the center of the city. The building, also, is very quiet and familiar.
The location cannot be better, the neighborhood where it belongs it’s canned “Golden Neighborhood” because this is where, at the end of the 19’th century and in the beginnings of the 20’th, the Catalan Aristocracy built up their own residences using the most pure modernist style. The apartment is near all the touristic attractions and right in the center of the city. The building, also, is very quiet and familiar.
Features
Children under 12 welcome
Balcony
Cable TV
Washing machine
Linens and towels
Air conditioning
Amenities
Children under 12 welcome
Children above 12 welcome
Shower
Bathtub
Balcony
Wifi
TV
Internet
Cable TV
Washing machine
Towels
Toaster
Stove
Safe
Oven
Microwave
Linens and towels
Kettle
Juicer
Iron and Ironing board
Hob
Hairdryer
Fridge
Fans
Dishwasher
Coffee machine
Boiler
Blender
Air conditioning
Non Smoking
Neighborhood
Around 1850, with the beginning of industrialisation born the L'Eixample area thata was designed by the city planner Ildefons Cerdà.
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.
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.
