Apartment: Creu Coberta Avellana Apartment Plaza España

In the origins Sants was a long rural and royal road with a chapel dedicated to Saint Bartholomeu, the suffrage of the Saint Maria of the Kinds or of Pi. Wheat, vines and meat were the principal products mainly focused on the Barcelones market until the construction of a new road at the end of the XVIII, revitalizing the economic and constructive rhythm.
Nowadays, Sants’ neighborhood is possibly the best connected and communicable area in Barcelona. The nerve centers are Plaza de España and Sants Station. This station is one of the principal points of entrance when arriving by train and a departing point for the train to the airport, being the closest area to the airport and to the Barcelona Convention Center. The metro lines 1, 3 and 5 make a short ride away to the city center, easily and within a few minutes. Sants is also an excellent exit point from Barcelona if you want to get to the southern beaches in Costa Dorada, Tarragona and to Valencia direction, such as Castelldefels, Sitges and Gava.

To see : Plaza España, Fira de Barcelona (Convention and Trade Fair Centre), The National Museum of Catalan Art (MNAC), the Olympic Stadium, Joan Miro Foundation, Montjuïc Castle, the Spanish Village, the Archaeological Museum of Catalonia , the CaixaForum Foundation , The Van Der Rohe House , The Magic Fountain.