Consulat del Mar 2
Barcelona (Born)
61 m2
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Sophistication with charm
El Born is the most charismatic neighborhood in Barcelona. It extends in the district of Ciutat Vella and is delimited from the Paseo de Picasso to the Pla de Palau, passing through iconic streets of Barcelona such as the Princess, the Rec and the Paseo del Born.
The Born district is surrounded by two other very popular in Barcelona: Sant Pere and Santa Caterina. It is an area of contrasts in which there are shops with different trends and proposals for fashion, cuisine and art. Historically, El Born is one of the most important neighborhoods and, due to its location, it is also the most central.
The building has been located in front of the old Llotja of Barcelona. With which the Port and Promenade are 2 minutes away.
It is an old building with a fully rehabilitated hearth that is in front of the old Llotja of Barcelona.
There are 12 luxurious apartments where the modernist style of its time has been preserved, combining it with the greatest comforts.
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Facilities and Services
- Plasma TV
- Toaster
- Hairdryer
- Coffee machin
- Fridge
- Elevator
- Doorman
- Oven
- Air condition
- Squeezer
- Washer
- Heating
- WIFI
- Dishwasher
- Iron / Ironin
- Hob
- Microwave
- Shower
- Kettle
- Bed linen and
- Handicapped a
- Extra Queen s
El Born was the name of the enclosure, now Passeig del Born, where tournaments and jousts between medieval knights were held. The district delimited by Passeig de Picasso, Carrer de la Princesa as far as Carrer del Rec, Passeig del Born, Santa Maria del Mar, Pla de Palau and Avinguda del Marquès de l’Argentera has managed to preserve its medieval Gothic architecture palaces while its narrow streets now play host to the latest trends in art, fashion and gastronomy. If you wander through its squares and streets, you will be taken back to the Middle Ages, when wealthy merchants built their palaces on Gothic streets like Carrer de Montcada, where the Picasso Museum is located. These traders lived alongside the craftsmen, sailors and guildsmen who built the Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar, the finest example of Catalan Gothic art. A square next to the basilica, Plaça del Fossar de les Moreres, is home to an eternal flame that was lit in memory of the fallen in the 1714 War of the Spanish Succession, which mutilated the district. For a good understanding of the history of that time visit the Born Cultural and Memorial Centre. This former market and jewel of cast-iron architecture preserves remains of the part of the city that either disappeared during the war or was demolished immediately after it to build the citadel.20th-century artists like Picasso, Rusiñol and Casas also established their studios in the district as it was to Barcelona what Montmartre was to Paris. Now the area is home to a large number of art galleries and emblematic spaces for new generations of artists, showrooms featuring the latest trends, and gourmet stores.
Facilities and Services
- Plasma TV
- Toaster
- Hairdryer
- Coffee machin
- Fridge
- Elevator
- Doorman
- Oven
- Air condition
- Squeezer
- Washer
- Heating
- WIFI
- Dishwasher
- Iron / Ironin
- Hob
- Microwave
- Shower
- Kettle
- Bed linen and
- Handicapped a
- Extra Queen s
El Born was the name of the enclosure, now Passeig del Born, where tournaments and jousts between medieval knights were held. The district delimited by Passeig de Picasso, Carrer de la Princesa as far as Carrer del Rec, Passeig del Born, Santa Maria del Mar, Pla de Palau and Avinguda del Marquès de l’Argentera has managed to preserve its medieval Gothic architecture palaces while its narrow streets now play host to the latest trends in art, fashion and gastronomy. If you wander through its squares and streets, you will be taken back to the Middle Ages, when wealthy merchants built their palaces on Gothic streets like Carrer de Montcada, where the Picasso Museum is located. These traders lived alongside the craftsmen, sailors and guildsmen who built the Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar, the finest example of Catalan Gothic art. A square next to the basilica, Plaça del Fossar de les Moreres, is home to an eternal flame that was lit in memory of the fallen in the 1714 War of the Spanish Succession, which mutilated the district. For a good understanding of the history of that time visit the Born Cultural and Memorial Centre. This former market and jewel of cast-iron architecture preserves remains of the part of the city that either disappeared during the war or was demolished immediately after it to build the citadel.20th-century artists like Picasso, Rusiñol and Casas also established their studios in the district as it was to Barcelona what Montmartre was to Paris. Now the area is home to a large number of art galleries and emblematic spaces for new generations of artists, showrooms featuring the latest trends, and gourmet stores.
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