• Entrance hall
• Double bedroom
• full bathroom
• Dining room living room
• open kitchen
• 31 m ² terrace

The Gothic neighbourhood of Barcelona is a magical and charming place that transports its visitors back in time, immersing them in the historical wealth and medieval atmosphere of the city. Among the many jewels that make up this fascinating neighborhood are Pi and dels Boters streets, two emblematic arteries that reflect the essence of this extraordinary place.

Calle del Pi is one of the most notable streets in the Gothic Neighbourhood , known for its picturesque atmosphere and historic architecture. Dating back to the Middle Ages, this cobbled street is lined with ancient buildings with stone facades and wrought-iron balconies. Walking through it, visitors can admire the beauty of the Church of Santa María del Pi, an impressive Gothic temple built in the 14th century, whose majestic façade and imposing rose window are truly impressive.

Next to it we have Boters Street, a narrow and picturesque street that seems frozen in time, as it has managed to maintain its medieval character characterized by its narrow passages, its stone arches and its pastel-colored buildings. Here, visitors can enjoy boutique shops, art galleries, and artisan workshops selling unique handmade products.

The intersection of Pi and Boters streets is a landmark in this neighbourhood, as it is often filled with activity thanks to street artists, musicians and tourists enjoying the lively atmosphere. It is a perfect place to stop, have a coffee on one of the outdoor terraces or simply absorb the history that permeates every corner.

In short, Barcelona's Gothic Neighbourhood , with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings and medieval charm, offers visitors a unique experience in the heart of the city. The streets of Pi and dels Boters are two outstanding examples of the beauty and history that we find, which invites us to explore and enjoy the cultural and architectural wealth of Catalan capital.