Calle Princesa
Tucked away in El Born district, Calle Princesa is surrounded by Barcelona's prettiest thoroughfares with the Picasso Museum and Textile Museum close by.
In the middle of it all is Passeig del Born, the Catalan city's main square from the 13th to the 17th-centuries, host to jousting tournaments, carnivals and other festivities. Now, it's Barcelona's cultural hub and home to the city's finest art galleries, restaurants, bars and boutiques.
A trip to Barcelona wouldn't be complete without an excursion to one of the city's many beaches. Start off with Barceloneta, the most popular beach in town. If the excitement at the frenetic Barceloneta gets too much, walk along the promenade then bask on the sun-kissed shores of decidedly more laidback beaches.
Gallery
- Classic Collection
- Owned property
- 2 Bedrooms / Sleeps 4
- Beach / City Break
Features
- Two spacious bedrooms (one en-suite) plus a study with a small sofa bed, sleeping 5
- Two bathrooms
- Luxury towels and bathrobes
- Premium range amenities
- Kitchen essentials
- Flat screen TV and Apple TV
- Paperback library, and a selection of toys and games for young children
- Baby cot and highchair
- Tablet, printer and Wi-Fi access
- Not wheelchair accessible
Floorplan
Floor Plan
Barcelona
Just as Barcelona has grown into one of Europe's most fashionable cities, so has the once humble area between Via Laietana and Barceloneta, known as El Born, become one of the most desirable corners of the Catalonian capital.
The fact that it is ideally situated, a 15-minute walk from both La Rambla and 20 minutes from the beach, is one reason for its popularity. But it's also because it has so much to offer both residents and visitors: a vibrant café and bar culture, great one-off shops and boutiques (the hip Brazilian fashion company Colcci has its Barcelona outlet here), culture in the shape of the superb Picasso Museum and the Textile Museum, and even its own cathedral. It's where you'll find best the mojitos in Barcelona, too.
