| Holiday apartment situated in a listed building on the emblematic street of Portaferrissa in the Gothic Quarter. The building is just a few meters from the Ramblas, which you can view from the balcony of the apartment. The apartment has 2 environments: the night-time area is composed of one double bed which can be closed off by two sliding doors for more privacy. At the foot of the bed there is a plasma television. If you leave the doors open, this space opens up to and gives prominence to a singular space with lanterns and a Chinese wardrobe from the last century. The bathroom goes along with this Zen sensation, with a bit of oriental enamel and a large and relaxing shower. A large door of dark glass separates the sleeping area from the day area. The day area is comprised of a kitchen - dining room, where the modern kitchen nicely contrasts with the charming Catalan table and chairs. The dining room is very distinct from the oriental environments described previously. The walls are decorated with paper designed to correspond with the furniture and objects proceeding from countries such as India or Morocco. The living room opens up to a balcony, where you can enjoy the Palacio Molla frescos and the famous Ramblas. Enjoy and amazing experience! |
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| Sleeps: 2 |
Bedrooms: 1 |
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| Property: Apartments |
Double beds: 1 |
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| Sq metres: 60 |
Cot (free): 1 |
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| Smokers OK? |
Number of main bathrooms: 1 |
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The Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) is located at the heart of the city. It is often the first stop on the Barcelona adventure, once you have discovered the unique atmosphere of Las Ramblas, Barcelona’s emblematic strip which is lined with 1.3km of street performers and stalls filled with flowers, birds and animals. The Gothic Quarter is a medieval town built on roman foundations, that is made up of a diverse mix of small squares and narrow streets. The area boasts a plethora of boutiques, bars and restaurants that blend in with the area’s ancient sights and make BarrĂ Gòtic the perfect place to enjoy Barcelona’s culture. In particular, the Fiesta Mayor, La MercĂ©, which take place at the end of September and fill the streets with art, music and culture. The Gothic quarter stretches from Plaça Catalunya, in between la Rambla and VĂa Laietana, down to the old port. To get there take the metro to Catalunya (L3/L1), Liceu (L3), Drassanes (L3) or Jaume I (L4). The Portal del Angel, Barcelona’s main commercial street along with the neighbouring Passeig de Gracia, stretches from Plaza Catalunya to the square just outside the Cathedral and the roman walls which previously surrounded the city. The majority of the city’s main attractions are easily accessible from this area, such as the Roman artefacts on display at the city’s History Museum at the quiet Plaça del Rei (King’s Square). Heading south, you’ll find the Plaça Reial (Royal Square) one of the most characteristic squares in the city. The numerous bars and restaurants have terraces shaded by the surrounding palm trees, perfect for taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. To the east, the Plaça Santa Jaume is built on the old roman court and still retains its role as the political centre of the city. You’ll also find here the town hall and the Palau de la Generalitat, the office of the Catalan government, sitting inside a magnificent gothic-style building which dates back to the Renaissance. Other sights in the area that are worth a visit include the Salvador DalĂ museum on the corner next to the Cathedral and also the Erotic Museum on Las Ramblas, well known as a hot spot for Stag Do’s and Hen Nights in Barcelona. The Gothic quarter due its location in the centre of Barcelona, makes it easy to discover the city’s heritage and sights without forgetting about the famous beaches. |