The Sagrada Familia II Apartment in Barcelona

A spacious and comfortable apartment of 188 sq m in the heart of the Eixample district directly opposite the famous Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, recently consecrated by the Pope. Up to 11 people can be comfortably accommodated in this superb loft.

The Apartment

The Sagrada Familia II, has a large living room with open plan kitchen. The dining area has two large tables, which are ideal for hosting dinner for all guests staying in this apartment.

Guests have 5 charming bedrooms in the apartment. The first and second bedroom have a double bed, the third and fourth bedroom come with 3 single beds and the fifth bedroom have 2 single beds. All rooms have wardrobe space for luggage and belongings and are provided with ensuite bathrooms, except for the fifth bedroom which has a separate bathroom.

The large modern kitchen is fully equipped with all the mod cons that guests might need during their visit.

The Sagrada Familia II has also a stereo and air conditioning in every room providing a cool retrieve after a long day of shopping and sightseeing on a hot summer day. Internet wireless, DVD, Flat screen TV are also a valuable plus for those wishing to stay in touch with friends and enjoy a quiet night in.

The apartment which is ideal for a family visit is located in a very safe street, away from the noise of the city while being in the heart of one of its most lively districts.

You need to be over 30 years old to book this apartment

Eixample (right)

Barcelona´s 19th century Eixample district is the birthplace of the Modernism movement where Antoni Gaudi is considered the leader. When looking to experience Barcelona´s world renowned reputation for leading 19th century architecture, this area is king. With all the Gaudi sites within reach like the grand and impressive famous Sagrada familia, the two famous Gaudi houses of La Perdera and Manzana de la Discordia, the sprawling Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, you´ll spend hours rambling along and looking upwards.  This grid-patterned area was created in the 19th century to accommodate the overflowing population from old Barcelona; luckily this coincided with Barcelona’s golden age of architecture.. Gaudí, Puig I Cadafalch, Domènech I Montaner were employed by the wealthy to build townhouses, each one more daring than the last…

The Eixample district is divided in two, the Eixample Dreta (right side) and Eixample Esquerra (left side), this divide is marked by Passeig de Gracia, a highly sophisticated shopping street…..

A large part of the Eixample’s attraction includes all the shops, restaurants, cafes and bars to be found… Passeig de Gracias alone will keep any visitor entertained for hours, but all the side streets are full of great stores, theatres, cafes with people everywhere, shopping, relaxing and enjoying an aperitif with friends and family…

EIXAMPLE DRETA (RIGHT)

This area of the Eixample came first and is full of fabulous Modernista works, such as Gaudí’s Casa Batlló, Puig I Cadafalch’s Casa Amatller and  Domènech i Muntaner`s Lleó Morera famously referred to as the Manzana de la Discordia…..

To the east of the city centre we can find another massive, towering example of Gaudí’s creativity, the Sagrada Familia; still under construction and will most likely continue to be so for a long time to come … it is full of symbolism and meaning. This amazing creation never disappoints as visitors to Barcelona are awed by it’s imagery and beauty time and time again….

One building which also warrants a mention is the Hospital de Sant Pau, still a functioning hospital to this day and it is probably the most complex example of Modernist architecture….

The Eixmaple dreta is rife with museums such as Fundavió Antoni Tàpies, Museo Egipci de Barcelona and the Fundació Francisco Goddia;

Other buildings of interest include the Palau Macaya, the tiled Mercat de la Concepció, the egg-topped Plaçá de Braus Monumantal and Barcelona’s last active bullring ….

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