Sagrada Familia

Sagrada Familia

A propos de ce quartier

La Sagrada Família est un quartier qui tire son nom de la célèbre église de Gaudí, qui se trouve au centre de celui-ci. Ce quartier fait partie de l'unique quartier de l'Eixample, qui signifie "expansion" en catalan, construit entre le XIXe et le XXe siècle comme première expansion de la ville originale de Barcelone ("Ciutat Vella" ou "vieille ville"). L'Eixample a été conçu selon un quadrillage strict, pour faciliter la circulation et la circulation aérienne, ce qui rend la navigation très facile dans cette partie de Barcelone.

Au cœur de cette zone, vous trouverez la célèbre église de la Sagrada Família, symbole de Barcelone encore en construction. Gaudí a lancé le projet à la fin du XIXe siècle, et la construction a commencé en 1882. Aujourd'hui, elle est l'une des principales attractions de Barcelone, et beaucoup de gens viennent juste pour apprécier la beauté et la complexité de cette basilique. En dehors de cela, dans ce quartier résidentiel, vous pourrez profiter de nombreux beaux parcs tels que les jardins de l'Indústria et le parc Gaudí, ainsi que de quelques rues tranquilles.

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Typical Apartment

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WHY CASAMONA LOVES THIS AREA

The area around the basilica is typical of the wider L’Eixample district; long, broad street laid out in a grid pattern. In this popular district you’ll find lots of typical Catalan tapas bars, cafés and souvenir shops. Away from the excessively touristy areas, you will also have plenty of contact with the locals. Its location, relative serenity and lack of traffic during the night all help make it a good choice if you’re after a peaceful stay in the city.

Getting Around

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AREA HIGHLIGHTS

Sagrada Familia

The most famous work-in-progress in the world, the Holy Family began on a modest scale in 1882 before Gaudí took charge in 1884. The artist then devoted the rest of his life to the temple, right up to his death in 1926 when he was run over by a tram. Work restarted after the Civil War in the 1950s using his original plans and is still ongoing today. Despite the cranes and scaffolding usually covering it, you can see that it is beginning to take shape and the project is expected to be completed in the next 20 years.

Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau

The Hospital Sant Pau is a beautiful complex from the time of the Modernisme, a masterpiece by the architect Lluis Domènech i Montaner. You will feel comfortable and wonder why not all hospitals are built that way; Rightly the hospital is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage.

Jardins de la Industria

The beautiful metropolis, Barcelona, has many oasis: Squares, parks and gardens. Jardins de la Industria is one of them. It’s a nice quiet place, situated on the corner of Carrer de la Marina and Carrer de la Industria, 300 meter from Sagrada Familia.

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