With a fantastic position in the middle of Eixample, this apartment puts you close to many of Barcelona's most famous sights. Even if you plan to spend most of your time exploring the city's streets, you'll be happy to return to this stylish home at the end of the day. High ceilings and tall windows mean that the interior feels bright and airy, but there's also a Juliet balcony if you want to feel the breeze on your face at any point. There's a lot to like about the design too, with wooden furnishings and surfaces going nicely with the cool grey tiles and eclectic selection of objets d'art. We're fans of the exposed brickwork in the master bedroom, which adds a loft feel to the space, as well as the pristine subway tiling in the bathrooms. When it comes to sightseeing, the place to start has to be Casa Milà, which lies five minutes' walk from the home. One of Gaudí's other famous creations, La Sagrada Familia, can be reached in twenty-five minutes on foot, too. The Gothic Quarter takes a similar amount of time in another direction. Home truths: *There's a lift in the building to reach this single-level apartment *The building has no private parking, but Provença station sits just outside the home *Unfortunately the home does not come with as many towels as you'll need – you can request an extra set of towels for €5 *The washing machine has an inbuilt dryer *It's possible you might hear some noise from neighbours during your stay *You won't find a manual or handbook for this home, but your host should be on hand if you have any issues *It's worth noting that the pillows here aren't particularly plush