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10 guests
5 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
Flat located in the Eixample district, ideal for groups of up to 10 people. The flat has a gallery that overlooks the back of the Casa Batlló, providing a unique and charming atmosphere. Enjoy Barcelona by staying in our Summum flats.
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From 329€
32.9€ per person per night
Rambla de Catalunya, 42
Discover authentic Barcelona life in our centrally located apartments! Explore the vibrant Rambla de Catalunya and the charming alleyways of the Gothic Quarter. Enjoy cafés, boutique shops and lively nightlife, all within walking distance.
Our prime location also puts you close to Barcelona's top attractions, such as Gaudí's Casa Batlló, the impressive Sagrada Familia and the iconic Paseo de Gracia.
We have several flats in the same building. Although our design and interior design style is consistent, views, layout and design may vary.
Licensed for tourist use:
HUTB-010323
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Rambla de Catalunya, 42, Barcelona
