Hotels in Sant Marti
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Everyone who visits Barcelona seems to come back raving about its charms, and Sant Marti is one of its most charming districts. We have collected together the very best hotels in Sant Marti, Barcelona so that you can share in the experiences of visitors to the Catalan capital. Check out reviews from previous visitors, who have left accurate reports about the services on offer. See photos of hotel rooms and facilities, and call up location maps to make totally sure that your hotel is as close to metro stations or shops as necessary. With Hotels.com's expert help, finding the perfect place to sleep in Sant Marti is simple. So take the stress out of organizing your holiday to Barcelona with a booking on Hotels.com.
What's Sant Marti Like?
Freddie Mercury once sang that Barcelona was "like a jewel in the sun" - and he was right. Sant Marti is right at the heart of this glittering gem of a city, and is located close to all of Barcelona's great attractions. It's a pleasant, commercial district with some of the city's best postmodern architecture as well as some fine city beaches - making Sant Marti an ideal place to stay. Use the area as a base to explore the artistic wonders on display at the Picasso Museum or the Joan Miro Foundation. Find out all about the achievements of architect Antonio Gaudi at Parc Guell or see his greatest achievement at the Sagrada Familia. Take a walking tour past Gaudi's houses in Eixample and stroll down La Rambla to the seafront, past innumerable street vendors, before diving into Barcelona's atmospheric Gothic Quarter. Top it all off with a match at the Camp Nou or a dip in the Mediterranean, and you have the ideal city break.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Barcelona
Barcelona is a very friendly city, but you'll witness the hospitality of the locals at its warmest if you experiment with a few Catalan phrases. See the local people at play with a match at the Camp Nou, or at the trendy bars in Gracia. Or head out the resorts and beaches of the Costa Brava for an easy day-trip. Use the excellent metro system to get around, or take advantage of Barcelona's easy to navigate grid system and hire a scooter or bikes. Come evening, locals and tourists alike love to flock to see the Magic Fountain display, which is always spectacular. When Spring comes around, the city also becomes a cultural centre, with the Primavera indie music festival, film galas and opera performances on every corner. So see this fabulous city with Hotels.com by staying in hotels in Sant Marti, Barcelona.
Everyone who visits Barcelona seems to come back raving about its charms, and Sant Marti is one of its most charming districts. We have collected together the very best hotels in Sant Marti, Barcelona so that you can share in the experiences of visitors to the Catalan capital. Check out reviews from previous visitors, who have left accurate reports about the services on offer. See photos of hotel rooms and facilities, and call up location maps to make totally sure that your hotel is as close to metro stations or shops as necessary. With Hotels.com's expert help, finding the perfect place to sleep in Sant Marti is simple. So take the stress out of organizing your holiday to Barcelona with a booking on Hotels.com.
What's Sant Marti Like?
Freddie Mercury once sang that Barcelona was "like a jewel in the sun" - and he was right. Sant Marti is right at the heart of this glittering gem of a city, and is located close to all of Barcelona's great attractions. It's a pleasant, commercial district with some of the city's best postmodern architecture as well as some fine city beaches - making Sant Marti an ideal place to stay. Use the area as a base to explore the artistic wonders on display at the Picasso Museum or the Joan Miro Foundation. Find out all about the achievements of architect Antonio Gaudi at Parc Guell or see his greatest achievement at the Sagrada Familia. Take a walking tour past Gaudi's houses in Eixample and stroll down La Rambla to the seafront, past innumerable street vendors, before diving into Barcelona's atmospheric Gothic Quarter. Top it all off with a match at the Camp Nou or a dip in the Mediterranean, and you have the ideal city break.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Barcelona
Barcelona is a very friendly city, but you'll witness the hospitality of the locals at its warmest if you experiment with a few Catalan phrases. See the local people at play with a match at the Camp Nou, or at the trendy bars in Gracia. Or head out the resorts and beaches of the Costa Brava for an easy day-trip. Use the excellent metro system to get around, or take advantage of Barcelona's easy to navigate grid system and hire a scooter or bikes. Come evening, locals and tourists alike love to flock to see the Magic Fountain display, which is always spectacular. When Spring comes around, the city also becomes a cultural centre, with the Primavera indie music festival, film galas and opera performances on every corner. So see this fabulous city with Hotels.com by staying in hotels in Sant Marti, Barcelona.
