Holiday Apartments for Rent in Barcelona

This district is located in one of the most elevated areas of Barcelona on what was previously agricultural land, with fields and farmhouses. Today it is one of the most tranquil residential areas ...

The district of Eixample is the newest area in the city and its peculiarity is its grid design, which makes it very difficult to get lost in its streets.

The Gothic Quarter and the Ramblas is one of Barcelona's main tourist attractions, both day and night, as it is located right in the centre of the city and its medieval streets and buildings make i...

In another era many commercial establishments moved to the Sants-Montjuïc district to evade taxes. The district conserved many of its characteristics as a workingman's neighbourhood; however, ...

In its beginnings, the district of La Barceloneta was inhabited by fishermen and sailors and despite the modernisation it has undergone it has retained its beautiful and characteristic air of a fis...

Situated right in the centre of Barcelona, El Born is the most charming medieval quarter where leisure, tradition, culture and modernity come together.

Sant Martí is a district made up of a large set of neighbourhoods located close to Barcelona's beautiful beaches. It is a well communicated area in terms of transport and it boasts all kinds...

Up until the end of the 19th century this district was a separate village and today it is one of the most picturesque and eccentric  areas in Barcelona, thanks to its great diversity of races;...

The district of Sarrià-Sant Gervasi is one of the largest in Barcelona and, therefore, it offers a variety of different areas, some of them busier than others, but overall this is a high cla...

Güell Park forms part of the modernist Antonio Gaudí route in Barcelona. Declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1984, it is a reflection of Gaudi's artistic plenitude in which the architect perfected his techniques.

The Sagrada Familia (Sacred Family) is Barcelona's most prestigious monument and one of the world's most renowned churches. Its construction began in 1882, under the orders of the architect Francisco de Paula and today, 130 years on, it still remains unfinished.

The Port is an ideal space located between the city centre and the seashore where you can do just about everything: take a walk, play sports, go shopping, eat at restaurants and hotels by the sea, visit museums, etc.

Plaza de Cataluña is one of the most important squares in Barcelona. It is strategically located, constituting a starting point to visit Las Ramblas, Paseo de Gracia, the old town, the Angel Gateway, Calle Pelayo and the University ring-roads on foot. 

Paseo de Gracia is one of Barcelona's main and most famous avenues, with its modernist architecture and concentration of numerous luxury shops. Likewise, it is a magnificent showcase for both national and international brand names, thanks to the enormous amount of pedestrian traffic.

Palau Sant Jordi is a multifunctional events pavilion located in the "Barcelona Olympic Ring" on Mount Montjuic. It shares space with the Olympic Stadium, the Picornell Swimming Pools and INEFC University. It was inaugurated in 1990 to host the Barcelona 92 Olympic Games.

Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city that hosts dozens of conferences all year round, some of which are as prestigious as the renowned Mobile World Congress, though it is not the only one. Often, our clients seek a convenient place to stay and enjoy the comforts of an apartment during the conference, but close enough to the venue to cut travelling time to a minimum.

Camp Nou football ground is located in one of the most elevated areas in Barcelona and, at the same time, it is close to the city's most charismatic districts.