Last Updated: August 19, 2026
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Great Barcelona designer apartment in Eixample district, city center. |
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* The price given is per person at full capacity of 6 persons. Please contact us for further information and exact prices.
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Why it is Famous : Frontages of wood, glass, iron and ceramics: an architectural delight. This area is famous for its modern architecture. The building frontages are almost never the same. It is one of the world’s most unusual urban spaces and Barcelona’s personality lies, to a great extent, in the unique layout of this district.
Facts About Destination : The modernist hallmark is centered around a relatively small area, the central hub of the Passeig de Gràcia, being the most elegant quarter for shopping
Area Information : "Eixample" means Extension. This district exists since 1860, after the demolition of the medieval ramparts. Today it is a vast commercial and residential district. Its perpendicular streets, give the city a new vision. A small Museum in the open air, the "Golden square" concentrates the biggest number of modernistic buildings in the city. Barcelona’s Eixample district is the result of the city’s expansion project drawn up by the famous architect Ildefons Cerdà and begun in 1860.
How to reach : By bus, metro or taxi
Best time to visit : In summer but Barcelona is less crowded the rest of the year
Transport system : Public transportation is much more easier (bus, metro...)
Languages spoken : English, Spanish, French, German