Super-central apartments in Spanish cities
Offering a variety of rich and eclectic experiences – from cultural through to culinary – Spain’s cities appeal as short break destinations to all ages.
When staying in a city, it’s all about location. Knowing you don’t have to battle with unfamiliar metro systems and buses at the end of a day’s sightseeing makes for a far more relaxing break.
With this in mind, here’s a selection of slick city apartments with Spain-holiday.com – all of which are in prime positions for sightseeing:
Madrid
A few steps from Plaza Mayor
Given its name, it’s no surprise that the characterful Plaza Mayor 1 apartment (property ref – 20674) is situated so close to Madrid’s impressively-beautiful Plaza Mayor. Lined with grand buildings, the majestic square sits in the city centre and was designed in 1619. The two-bedroom apartment is located a couple of streets behind the square on Calle Lechuga. Its central location also means that it’s but a few minutes’ walk from the Mercado de San Miguel with its tempting tapas bars and foodie stalls.
A three-night stay in June costs from £234 total or £59 pp (four sharing). A three-night stay in October costs from £309 total or £77 pp (four sharing). Flights extra.
Seville
Within spitting distance of the cathedral
Seville’s Puerta Cathedral Suites (property ref – 14666) consist of five two-bedroom suites that share a communal roof-top terrace which is ideal for sunbathing or sundowners. Situated on Avenida de la Constitución, the apartments are right by the impressive Gothic structure’s west façade, meaning you can admire the gargoyles and other intricate carvings without stepping outside.
A three-night stay in June costs from £516 total or £86 pp (six sharing). A three-night stay in October costs from £615 total or £103 pp (six sharing). Flights extra.
Barcelona
Deep in the Gothic Quarter
Stay amidst the action in Barcelona, between the buzzing boulevard of La Rambla and neoclassical Plaça Reial with its endless options of restaurants, bars and clubs. The apartment itself, Art 1 (property ref – 2209) is located within a 19th century building, and boasts three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious kitchen-cum-sitting room. A short walk from the cathedral and the metro station, the apartment is in the depths of the Gothic Quarter – or Barri Gòtic – with its meandering streets and 15th century buildings.
A three-night stay in June or October costs from £666 total or £111 pp (six sharing). Flights extra.
San Sebastián
A stone’s throw from the sea
Cool San Sebastián on the Basque coast is a foodie centre and also home to some of the best city beaches in Europe. Stay moments from the main beach, Playa de la Concha, at the studio apartment Miraconcha IV (property ref – 19448). The popular beach looks out across the bay, offering safe swimming, watersports and plenty of space for sunbathing. The modern apartment is also well located for exploring the old town, and the perfect place to tuck in to pintxos (the Basque equivalent of tapas).
A four-night stay in June costs from £456 total or £228 pp (two sharing). A three-night stay in October costs from £246 total or £123 pp (two sharing). Flights extra.
Málaga
A short hop from Museo Picasso
A few paces from the Museo Picasso Málaga – undoubtedly one of the highlights of Picasso’s hometown – sits this central Malaga apartment (property ref – 18816). The Picasso collection showcases everything from his early studies to late work from the 1970s and also holds temporary Picasso-related exhibitions. The swish and modern apartment has one bedroom (plus a large sofa bed), a bathroom and is just a short walk from the cathedral, the popular shopping street Calle Marqués de Larios and Casa Natal de Picasso (Picasso’s birthplace).
A three-night stay in June or September costs from £222 total or £111 pp (two sharing). Alternatively, a three-night stay with four people costs from £282 total or £71 pp (four sharing). Flights extra.
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