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Pool villa for up to eight people on Fuerteventura.
1/3Bathing fun the whole year roundCanaries | The swimming pool here can be used the whole year round, since the Canary Islands are well-known for their constant and pleasant temperatures.
Per week from USD 617
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2/3Vacation with your dogSpain | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 439
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Pool villa for eight people above Denia.
3/3Holiday with your own poolSpain | The best way to lend a little “something extra” to your Spanish holiday is with your own pool. Make a spontaneous decision as to whether you want to go to the beach or prefer to enjoy the privacy here.
Per week from USD 537
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Canaries | Jump into the cool water
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Spain | Vacation with your dog
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Spain | Holiday with your own pool
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This is how holiday rental owners described Barcelona-Gràcia
The neighbourhood of Gràcia is just one stop up from the top of Passeig de Gràcia but it feels like a whole different world. Gràcia was an independent town until the late 19th century and even now the community is small and tight. The people are exceedingly proud of their
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show more roots, they don't say they come from Barcelona, they say Gràcia.
The area is popular with artists and a generally bohemian crowd, it also has a high ethnic population and the highest concentration of foreign restaurants in Barcelona. Plaça de Sol is the most renowned area of the neighbourhood, it's lined with terrace cafes and at night this is where the people convene to drink and be merry. However despite the trendy nature of Gràcia it is also a traditional barrio with a large elderly population which makes for an amusing and odd mix - and entertaining people-watching.
Gràcia is also well-known for it's festival which is held for 5 days in August and sees the locals competing in street decoration (they take it quite seriously). The results are usually spectacular, and at night the festival comes alive with drinks stalls and stages of live music of every variety.
Fontana is the metro stop, and from there you can get into the centre of the city, Plaça Catalunya in less than 10 minutes. Also near the metro stop is a cinema that plays films in their original language (version original).
Gràcia is totally self-sufficient. That is to say you could stay in Gràcia and never have to leave, there are good amenities of every sort, bars, cosy cafes, a real Mediterranean lifestyle. Whilst everything like the buildings, streets and plaças are in much smaller scale than those in the centre of town there is some striking art nouveau architecture to be seen.
Whilst I suppose one could find some of the trendy population quite intimidating (there are a lot of piercing, dreadlocks and tattoos around) the area is quite safe and away from the main squares where people drink outside until the early hours it is also quiet.
The area is perfect for those who want something a little bit different, those who perhaps have been to Barcelona before and want a different tourist experience. Although really because central Barcelona is so easily accessible from Gràcia it is suitable for everyone.
One of the best features of Gràcia is that there are not so many tourists so you feel like you've discovered something a bit new and diverse.
Shopping is also good in Gràcia, where new, arty boutiques stand next to traditional Spanish stores
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show more roots, they don't say they come from Barcelona, they say Gràcia.
The area is popular with artists and a generally bohemian crowd, it also has a high ethnic population and the highest concentration of foreign restaurants in Barcelona. Plaça de Sol is the most renowned area of the neighbourhood, it's lined with terrace cafes and at night this is where the people convene to drink and be merry. However despite the trendy nature of Gràcia it is also a traditional barrio with a large elderly population which makes for an amusing and odd mix - and entertaining people-watching.
Gràcia is also well-known for it's festival which is held for 5 days in August and sees the locals competing in street decoration (they take it quite seriously). The results are usually spectacular, and at night the festival comes alive with drinks stalls and stages of live music of every variety.
Fontana is the metro stop, and from there you can get into the centre of the city, Plaça Catalunya in less than 10 minutes. Also near the metro stop is a cinema that plays films in their original language (version original).
Gràcia is totally self-sufficient. That is to say you could stay in Gràcia and never have to leave, there are good amenities of every sort, bars, cosy cafes, a real Mediterranean lifestyle. Whilst everything like the buildings, streets and plaças are in much smaller scale than those in the centre of town there is some striking art nouveau architecture to be seen.
Whilst I suppose one could find some of the trendy population quite intimidating (there are a lot of piercing, dreadlocks and tattoos around) the area is quite safe and away from the main squares where people drink outside until the early hours it is also quiet.
The area is perfect for those who want something a little bit different, those who perhaps have been to Barcelona before and want a different tourist experience. Although really because central Barcelona is so easily accessible from Gràcia it is suitable for everyone.
One of the best features of Gràcia is that there are not so many tourists so you feel like you've discovered something a bit new and diverse.
Shopping is also good in Gràcia, where new, arty boutiques stand next to traditional Spanish stores
show less
source: Eneriz Arriazu
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Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 2 persons
Approx. 100 m², 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, satellite TV, Internet, washing machine, beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 3 persons
Approx. 40 m², 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, TV, Internet, washing machine, beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 9 persons
Approx. 115 m², 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pets are allowed (max. 1), TV, Internet, washing machine, dishwasher -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 3 persons
Approx. 50 m², 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, pets are allowed (max. 1), TV, Internet, washing machine, dishwasher -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 3 persons
Approx. 60 m², 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, pets are allowed (max. 1), TV, Internet, washing machine -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 6 persons
Approx. 70 m², 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, pets are allowed (max. 1), satellite TV, Internet, washing machine, dishwasher, beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 2 persons
Approx. 45 m², 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, TV, Internet, Wifi, washing machine, dishwasher, sandy beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 3 persons
Approx. 48 m², 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, TV, Internet, Wifi, washing machine, sandy beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 4 persons
Approx. 80 m², 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, TV, Internet, Wifi, washing machine, sandy beach approx. m -
Barcelona-Gràcia, Costa Brava (Costa del Maresme)
Holiday apartment for max. 5 persons
Approx. 66 m², 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, pets not allowed, TV, Internet, Wifi, washing machine