No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
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The luxury villa is located in beautiful Nature Reserve of Garraf, 30 km from Barcelona. It has approx. 300 sq. meters,3 bedrooms,2 bathrooms,equipped kitchen,living room with mountains view, garden (around 1000 sq. meters),swimming pool, 5 parking places, air con, etc.
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The Costa Brava/Catalonia region
The Costa Brava is a 160 kilometre stretch of beautiful, rugged coastline in the region of Catalonia in the North East corner of Spain with the endless miles of sandy beaches and summer sunshine. Situated in the north-east of the Iberian peninsula, with the Pyrenean natural border separating it from France to the north, and bordered by the Mediterranean sea to the east, and the autonomous communities of Aragón and Valencia to the west and south, respectively, Catalonia (Catalunya to its inhabitants) is a nation of 6 million people, occupying a 32,000 km2 territory.
The weather is pleasant for most of the year. However you'll experience the absolute best weather from May to the end of July making these months particularly attractive for a visit to the city. September is also a good month. August is generally hot (sometimes peaking around 34°C, 95F ) and humid. The weather in October and November is still pleasant but starting to get a little cooler (21°C down to 15°C, 69 to 59F). You won't find sunshine every day though, so be prepared for days when it could be overcast with a little rain. From November to February the temperatures are cooler, averaging around 12°C or 53F. It doesn't tend to rain a lot here in Winter so even though it may be cooler, often times you'll have some sunny days too. But do be prepared for some overcast and rainy days.
After Spain´s dictator Franco's death (1975), the Spanish transition to democracy, and the adoption of a democratic Spanish constitution (1978), Catalonia recovered cultural autonomy and some political autonomy. Today, Catalonia is almost universally recognized as one of the most economically dynamic regions of Spain and Barcelona became one of the most dynamic and attractive cities of Europe, in the eyes of both its people and the many visitors from all over the world who flow in, attracted by its architecture, its culture, its beaches, and, of course, its people. Have a very pleasant stay!
Barcelona area
Barcelona is a place to visit as much for its energetic, cosmopolitan character as for its unusual attractions great cuisine and bustling night-life. It is one of Spain's most sophisticated and culturally exciting cities, and its dynamic calendar reflects this. There is always something happening in Barcelona and whenever you come you will encounter some event to enjoy like: - Grec Arts Festival (June-August) the city's largest music, dance and theatre festival held at venues all over the city from the end of June through to August - Festa Major de Gracia (around 15th August) a week long festival in the streets of the beautiful Gracia neighbourhood where a full scale party takes place with lots of live music and fireworks. - Festes de la Merce (around 24th September) Barcelona's main annual festival with plenty events taking place from 22nd September including competitions to see which group of 'castellers' can form the highest human tower and processions involving wooden giants. There are lots of live music events and unbelievable firework displays. - Dia de Sant Jordi (23rd April, St George) when the famous Ramblas becomes a huge flower market and book stall. - Fireworks Festival de Sant Joan (23/24th June) - La Diada (11th September) Catalonia's national day Our villa, located in the vicinity of Barcelona, will let you enjoy all the bustling life of Barcelona but at the same time relax in silent and calm surroundings of Parque del Garraf.
How to get there
Coming from the North: Coming from France the itinerary is: Highway AP-7 direction Barcelona until the C-31 or C-32 exit. Continue on one of these roads until The Botigues, Ratpenat exit. Once you´ve got there you must take the Castelldefels highway which will take you to Plana Novella. When you arrive to the Plana Novella the first street you’ll find on the right-hand side is the Gregal Street.
Coming from the South: You can get there from the C-32 or C-31 highway. No matter which one you are coming from you must take the 41 exit, Them Botigues. Once you´ve got there you must take the Castelldefels highway which will take you to Plana Novella. When you arrive to the Plana Novella the first street you’ll find on the right-hand side is the Gregal Street.
Coming from the Barcelona - Prat Airport: Leaving the Airport, you must take the C-31 highway until the Them Botigues, Ratpenat exit. Once you´ve got there you must take the Castelldefels highway which will take you to Plana Novella. When you arrive to the Plana Novella the first street you’ll find on the right-hand side is the Gregal Street.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Barcelona Prat Airport: 25 km
Railway:
Castelldefels: 10 km
Activities near Barcelona
Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation
Facilities
Luxuries:
Jacuzzi / Hot tub, DVD player
General:
Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV
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