The newly renovated apartment has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a spacious Living room and a fully equipped kitchen. Strategically located: the metro station "Plaça de Sants" (Blu Line / Red Line) is 2 minutes on walk and few minutes from "Sants station" and "Camp Nou" stadium. Placa de España is only two metro stops away or around 15minutes on walk. The nearest supermarket is Mercadona, just at the corner, less than 1 minute. If you come for a business trip or vacation this apartment is the ideal choice.

I'm a 26 year old boy: after graduating from Milan in Italy, I moved to Spain, achieving an MBA on tourism. Since the beginning of my stay in Barcelona I worked for and with touristic companies that allowed me to relate myself with different cultures. I will be happy to give you great tips on restaurants, attractions and touristic places of Barcelona. I speak English, Spanish and Italian. Trying to learn French as well :)

Much is made of Sants’ working-class, manufacturing roots, and it’s true that the odd remnant of its 19th-century industrial heritage can still be seen today. Sants, For the most part, which was once a stand-alone town completely separate from Barcelona, is modern – a combination of residential and commercial. It’s accessible, really well-connected via public transport, occasionally Modernista and above all, authentically Catalan. The blue and red lines are both in the Plaça de Sants, from which you can go directly to the Sagrada Família or to Plaça de Catalunya. In August it comes into its own as a riot of colour and characters take to the streets for its annual street festival. Its Festa Major comes hot on the heels of the district of Gràcia’s celebrated street party, and the residents of Sants take barely disguised pleasure in competing with their rivals for the prize of best decorated barrio. Skirting around the periphery of the neighbourhood are various other sights of interest. Just off the Plaça de Espanya you’ll find the entrance to Montjuïc, with the grand spectacle of the Magic Fountain and escalators leading up to the Palau Nacional, where the art museum MNAC is hous