Barcelona Barcelona is known throughout the world as a cultural
city, with an important heritage and a permanent and exciting range
of activities on offer.
It is a city of renowned architectural interest, from its Roman
walls to recent constructions like the “torre Agbar”, a 142
m high building designed by Jean Nouvel. The Gothic Quarter invites
the traveller to stroll down its narrow alleyways, and visit its
churches (the Cathedral, Santa Maria del Pi and Santa Maria del Mar)
and civil buildings. The “Passeig de Gràcia” and
the “Rambla Catalunya” are the main thoroughfares in
the “Eixample”, the district that was planned in the
19th century to enlarge the old city area, containing several works
of Antoni Gaudi. Barcelona affords countless possibilities for recreation.
Over 40 museums: monographic art collections such as the “Museu
Picasso”, the “Fundació Joan Miró” and
the “Fundació Antoni Tàpies”.
From the airport, take
the R10 line until the Estació de Sants and
then change to L5 metro line until the station of Hospital de Sant
Pau and the Casa de Convalescència is at 200 m on the corner
of Carrer Sant Quinti and Carrer Sant Antoni M. Claret. By rental car,
leave the airport going straight to the C32 direction to the Barcelona
and then follow the signs to the Ronda de Dalt (B20) direction Besos
until the output number 4 and then turn right to take the Túnel
de la Rovira. After that tunnel turn left to take the Ronda del Guinardo
and turn right at Carrer Sant Quintí.
The Barcelona’s
central train station is the Estació de Sants. From there
and then change to L5 metro line until the station of Hospital de
Sant Pau and the Casa de Convalescència is at 200 m on the
corner of Carrer St Quinti and Carrer Sant Antoni M. Claret.
From the airport, take
the R10 line until the Estació de Sants and
then change to L5 metro line until the station of Hospital de Sant
Pau and the Casa de Convalescència is at 200 m on the corner
of Carrer Sant Quinti and Carrer Sant Antoni M. Claret.
By rental car,
leave the airport going straight to the C32 direction to the Barcelona
and then follow the signs to the Ronda de Dalt (B20) direction Besos
until the output number 4 and then turn right to take the Túnel
de la Rovira. After that tunnel turn left to take the Ronda del Guinardo
and turn right at Carrer Sant Quintí.
The Barcelona’s
central train station is the Estació de Sants. From there
and then change to L5 metro line until the station of Hospital de
Sant Pau and the Casa de Convalescència is at 200 m on the
corner of Carrer St Quinti and Carrer Sant Antoni M. Claret. 