Inexpensive apartment in Barcelona - Just 100 meters to the beach

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Guiter, Barcelona, Spain

Reference Number: 628329
people: 4
Prices in Euros Starts from: 29.36 € / p.pers p.day
Metro station:: L4 Barceloneta
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Special Offer
Minimum time of renting 3 days
Maximum time of renting: 180 days
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Adults (>17)
 
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Infants (<2)
Description
Precious accommodation for short-term rentals, located 100 meters from the beach. Impeccable with lots of light and views of the sea from the apartment door. Includes two double bedrooms with wardrobes, quality bathroom with a radio and a modern kitchen. Fully equipped with heating and air conditioning, washing machine, stove, oven, fridge, TV, microwave oven, tea settings, coffee maker, juicer, kitchen utensils and an iron. How to arrive in the CENTRE: Bus: No. 17, 59 to Plaza Cataluña Metro station: Barceloneta (L4 yellow line) to Plaza Cataluña (L1 Red line or 5 minutes on foot). Walking: Along the port to the Columbus Monument on Las Ramblas. Follow the Rambla to Plaza Cataluña.
FEATURES
General Rooms and bathrooms Facilities
Sleeps: 4  Bedrooms: 2  Parking: near the acommodation 
Property: Apartments  Single beds: 4   
Sq metres: 38  Number of main bathrooms: 1   
Accomodation information
General
Air conditioning
Heating
Fan
 
Entertainment
TV
Radio
 
 
Kitchen
Oven
Microwave
Freezer
Coffee pot
Laundry
Bedding
Towels
Washing machine
Iron
Location
La Barceloneta is one of the most animated neighbourhoods within Barcelona’s city centre; this is thanks to its long golden sand beaches. There is always something going on. If you get off at the Barceloneta metro station (L4, yellow line), you should visit Palau de Mar, which used to serve as a storehouse to tradesmen who arrived at the harbour of the city.
Nowadays, it hosts the Museum of the History of Catalonia. Walk from there along the Passeig Joan de Borbó towards the sea and you will pass along the best seafood restaurants of Barcelona. At the end of this street you will reach the Mediterranean Sea at Plaça del Mar. From this point on, Barcelona's famous 5 kilometres of beaches begins where plenty of beach bars, restaurants and hot clubs are situated. Enjoy the sun and the gorgeous sight of the sea there! If you like practising sports, you have the chance to play beach volley and rent a bicycle or a small boat.
La Barceloneta was built in 1753, with its original intended purpose to host fishermen and sailors who had been dislodged from the Ciutadella in Ribera quarter. Since then, La Barceloneta has memorized the old atmosphere of the city with its small balconies full of hanging clothes and plants along with its tapas-bars and seafood restaurants. Its location is excellent. The quarter is surrounded by the old harbour (Port Vell) rightward, Vila OlĂ­mpica leftward and the Born Quarter and the Gothic Quarter northward and only 15 minutes by foot away from Las Ramblas.
The new complex Moll d'Espanya is located next to Port Vell, where the Aquarium of Barcelona with its impressive amount of 450 sea species is situated. Additionally there is also the Maremagnum, an impressing mall which is formidable to go shopping.
Walking along the Rambla del Mar you will reach Plaza de Colón. There you can take a “golondrina” (small motorboats), which depart regularly from this location. These “golondrinas” will provide you with unprecedented views and outlooks of the city (the trip in its entirety lasts about and hour and a half).
It’s really amazing that the quarter had managed to preserve its authentic nature in such a city as Barcelona. You will be captivated by the contrast between the narrow streets accompanied by the sea breeze with the modernity of the new Barcelona. This is due to the fact that the city was strongly remodelled to fit the theme and occasion of the Olympic Games back in 1992.