Temporary flat in Sant Antoni

Temporary registration number: ESFCNT00000806900005926700000000000000000000000000001 SUPPLIES AND ONE MONTHLY CLEANING INCLUDED IN THE PRICE Full of urban charm, this 70m² apartment located in the vibrant Sant Antoni area combines modern comfort with the relaxed spirit of the Barcelona lifestyle. Its three bedrooms can comfortably accommodate up to five people, making it ideal for families or small groups of friends on a city break. It has five single beds (including a bunk bed) distributed across three bedrooms, a full bathroom, and an additional toilet for added convenience. The living room is the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring the city, with air conditioning, a Smart TV, and a small outdoor balcony. Feeling hungry? Make yourself at home in the fully equipped kitchen, complete with a dishwasher and a Nespresso machine. Whether you want to prepare a quick breakfast or try a new recipe, you'll find everything you need in this kitchen. You're next to the Mercat de Sant Antoni, dating back to 1882, where you'll find fresh produce, meats, and much more from Monday to Saturday, especially in the morning. Shopping at the market means consuming local products and supporting local businesses, so don't miss this opportunity. On Sunday mornings, it transforms into a collector's paradise, with secondhand books, comics, and vintage items. Also nearby is El Recibidor, a great spot for vintage furniture, and Llibreria Calders, a charming bookstore that adds unique character to the neighborhood. If you're too lazy to cook and prefer to eat out, head to Bar Calders, one of the most popular spots for its cozy terrace and selection of vermouths and tapas; or to Bodega Vinito, a traditional wine cellar with a wide variety of wines and an authentic, warm atmosphere. Federal Café, an Australian-inspired café, is known for its brunches and hipster vibe. Right across the street from the apartment is Horchatería Sirvent, founded in 1920 and a must-visit. During the warmer months, try their horchata, one of the best in Spain. Pair it with fartons and enjoy! You can also try their ice creams (xixona, leche merengada, or tutti-frutti). In winter, don't miss their homemade nougat and other sweet specialties, all with family charm and historical recipes. Another option is to stroll along Avinguda Mistral, the heart of the Sant Antoni neighborhood, lined with trees, benches, and a few modern restaurants, until you reach Paral·lel and Poble Sec, another very interesting neighborhood. If you feel like going for a run or a walk, Montjuïc, Barcelona's green lung with its 8 km² of green spaces, is just around the corner. There you'll find the Olympic Ring with the Olympic Stadium and Palau Sant Jordi, museums, gardens, and historic sites like Montjuïc Castle, the MNAC (National Art Museum of Catalonia), and the Magic Fountain. All with the best panoramic views of the city!