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Apartments Sixtyfour

9.3 Exceptional

Apartments Sixtyfour

Eixample, Barcelona

Passeig de Gracia Studio Loft

9.3 Exceptional

Passeig de Gracia Studio Loft

Eixample, Barcelona

BCN Apartments 41

9.1 Exceptional

BCN Apartments 41

Eixample, Barcelona

Stay U-nique Apartments Gaudi III

9.1 Exceptional

Stay U-nique Apartments Gaudi III

Eixample, Barcelona

Up Suites BCN

9.0 Exceptional

Up Suites BCN

Eixample, Barcelona

Decô Apartments Barcelona-Sants

9.0 Exceptional

Decô Apartments Barcelona-Sants

Sants-Montjuïc, Barcelona

Paseo de gracia gran vía de les corts catalanes

8.9 Very good

Paseo de gracia gran vía de les corts catalanes

Eixample, Barcelona

Diamond Rooftop & private terrace sea views

8.7 Very good

Diamond Rooftop & private terrace sea views

Eixample, Barcelona

Murmuri Residence Mercader

8.7 Very good

Murmuri Residence Mercader

Eixample, Barcelona

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From Gaudí to the sea in a city of blessed madness

Barcelona is sun, life and culture. And with those ingredients, of course, good food and fun can't be missing. Barcelona is a top destination, and it is for many reasons. Multicultural, vibrant and Mediterranean, Barcelona is one of those places that a single visit is usually not enough.

From Gaudí's madness and his work to Messi's magic at Camp Nou, passing through the history of the Gothic Quarter or the grandeur of Eixample, Barcelona never disappoints. Get ready to go... and to come back!

"Barcelona is one of those cities where you feel like staying to live."

Apartments in Barcelona

Due to its cosmopolitan spirit, Barcelona is the perfect destination, no matter the occasion or type of trip. Barcelona offers all kinds of alternatives for those seeking leisure, culture, history, fun... Motivation is irrelevant; the visit is always worthwhile, whether done alone, as a couple, with family, or in a group.

Everything is advantageous, even the accommodation. Barcelona's apartments come in such a variety of sizes, quality, and prices that it's easy to find the right place to set up the trip's headquarters. The only doubt that may arise is where to place it: in an old area like the Gothic Quarter? In a typical neighbourhood like Barceloneta? In an urban area like El Raval?

Accommodation in Barcelona with a medieval flavour

Choosing the location is easy, you just have to do a quick search on Apartum and focus on the neighbourhoods that best suit the current needs. Luckily, there is accommodation in Barcelona in all kinds of districts, allowing for a wide range of options. One thing is for sure: there is no shortage of apartments in the City of Counts, and there is something for every taste.

If you are looking for culture and a central location, there is the Barri Gòtic in the heart of Barcelona. The medieval spirit of its streets and architectural monuments blends with the traces of Barcelona's recent history, as well as with the gastronomic tradition of its classic venues and the atmosphere of its squares.

Beach and urban atmosphere in the City of Counts

Barcelona can boast of its age, but also of being modern. Poblenou is the perfect example, with its main attraction being its futuristic architecture (with the Agbar Tower as a reference), its technological spirit, and its urban vibe. If instead of technology, you seek the sea, the Olympic Port is undoubtedly the alternative due to its international fame as a marina and its leisure offerings.

But when it comes to sea and beaches, the ideal place to look for rental apartments in Barcelona is Barceloneta. It is a quiet neighbourhood with its own stamp, given by its centuries-old history linked to the Mediterranean and the Barcelona fishermen. A heritage that is breathed in its narrow streets and seen on the facades of its buildings, where the salt has left its mark for centuries.

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Variety and style in the streets

Variety is great. And it is one of the hallmarks of Barcelona. Barcelona is sun, music, neighbourhood parties... Barcelona is Gaudí and his blessed madness. The Sagrada Familia and Barça football, bread with tomato and midday vermouth. Barcelona is, for a reason, one of the most popular destinations in the world. And it awaits you with open arms. Every month of the year. You just have to choose when, because something big is always happening:

January: New Year in Barcelona, increasingly popular

February: Mobile World Congress, the latest in technology

March: Top-notch sports at the Barcelona Marathon

April: Roses and books for Sant Jordi

May: Music and more music at Primavera Sound

June: Bonfires and cava at the Sant Joan eve

July: Major festivals, just a stone's throw from the city

August: Festes de Gràcia, street art and celebration

September: Local tradition at La Mercè Festival

October: Architecture, 48h Open House Barcelona

November: Chestnuts and panellets at the Castañada festival

December: Santa Llúcia Christmas Market

Mediterranean life to suit every taste

A café con leche on the terrace of your holiday apartment? A great way to start the day, yes sir. Just remember that the days (and nights) are long in Barcelona. Walking down the Ramblas under the sun, enjoying an aperitif (vermouth) by the sea, and having a good national or international dish in the Raval or Eixample will fill the hours quickly.

Barcelona doesn't end quickly. The city offers tons of culture and attractions, such as the Sagrada Familia or its waterfront. At night, a few beers on a terrace in Gracia, and you can top it off with a party at its most famous clubs. And if you're looking for a more relaxed or family-friendly plan, be sure to visit one of its splendid markets to do some shopping and play chef in your apartment.

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To Barcelona... and beyond!

Barcelona has become one of Europe's and the world's favourite destinations. Attractions everywhere, vibrant life, good weather... Barcelona is different yet familiar, youthful and bourgeois, family-oriented and wild. Whether you want to enjoy art, food or nightlife, it's always a wise choice.

And if the city isn't enough, or you simply want to immerse yourself in the local reality, you have interesting destinations for day trips, an afternoon or a weekend at your fingertips. The beautiful Sitges, a calçotada in Valls, walking in the mountains of Montserrat or diving in the Costa Brava after visiting the Dalí Museum are just some of the many options that await you.

Sitges: white narrow streets, beach and cultural life in a fishing village.

Montserrat: one of the most magical mountains in Catalonia.

Costa Brava: beaches, coves and charming little towns.

Tarragona: the Roman heritage turned into a city.

Girona: a beautiful city north of Barcelona.

Valls: land of the famous calçots.

A city of neighbourhoods

Neighbourhoods full of action await you, such as El Raval or El Born, the flats with high ceilings and wooden shutters of Eixample, the sea breeze of Barceloneta or the charm of Gràcia, one of the coolest neighbourhoods in Barcelona. The options in Barcelona are diverse and choosing your base of operations is crucial. There's something for everyone!

Barrios de Barcelona

Near the sea: Barceloneta, Vila Olímpica, Poblenou

Comfortable and central: Eixample

City centre: Barrio Gótico, El Raval

Well connected: Sants, Poble Sec

Bars and restaurants: El Born, Gràcia

A village within the city: Sant Andreu, Horta

No matter where you stay, bear in mind that Barcelona is a splendid city to explore on foot or by bike. And if you want to climb hills, you can always walk along the slopes of Tibidabo and the Collserola mountain range, or enjoy the mountain of Montjuïc and its Olympic memories.

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