Spacious room of approximately 11 m2 with a double bed and a large wardrobe, with a window overlooking a very quiet inner courtyard, in a shared flat with 4 rooms. Each room has its own key. A set of sheets, pillows, pillows and towels are provided. Preferably for one person only.

The 83 m2 apartment has 2 full bathrooms with showers, a dining room with an equipped American kitchen, balconies, and windows facing the street and the inner courtyard, very bright. Recently renovated, with exposed wooden beams and stone walls. Air conditioning and duct heating in all rooms. High-speed Wi-Fi. TV in the communal living room. Washing machine, iron, and ironing board. Cleaning of the common areas is included twice a month.

reconstructed classic building with an elevator. Located on Guàrdia Street, next to Nou de les Rambles, a few minutes’ walk from Drassanes metro station (green line). The Raval neighborhood offers a perfect location due to its proximity to the center of Barcelona, ​​the Ramblas, or the port.

It can be said that this neighborhood is a melting pot of cultures and nationalities. Locals and people from multiple countries coexist in its streets. You can find shops of all kinds and nationalities, from fashion and trendy stores to old and iconic establishments, such as the famous Boquería Market.

The Raval is also famous for its bohemian and artistic past. During the Blue Period, painter Pablo Picasso was inspired by the inhabitants of this neighborhood. Points of interest in El Raval include historic buildings such as the Romanesque church of San Pablo del Campo, the church of Sant Agustí, and the aforementioned Boquería Market.

In addition, the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) and the Center of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona contribute to the cultural and artistic atmosphere of the neighborhood. We cannot forget to mention the Güell Palace, designed by Antonio Gaudí, which is very close to the apartment, and the Cat Sculpture on the Rambla del Raval, a work by sculptor Fernando Botero.

In summary, El Raval is a vibrant, diverse, and historically rich neighborhood that deserves to be explored during your stay in Barcelona.