Gràcia
With the construction of residential neighborhood L’Eixample in the 19th century, the independent village of Gràcia was annexed by Barcelona. To this day, the neighborhood retains its welcoming, small-town vibe, unspoiled by large groups of tourists, in part due to the lack of major attractions. On its outskirts lies the famous Parc Güell, but most visitors skip the rest. It's a pity, because this area is full of small, independent boutiques, bustling squares, and cozy cafés. Once a year, for one week in August, Gràcia becomes the focal point of the entire city, during a neighborhood festival famous for being the best party in Barcelona.
Highlights
Routes going through Gràcia
Gràcia
- Modernist architecture, charming boutiques and cafés
- Hardly any large groups of tourists (except near Parc Güell)
- Welcoming small-town vibe
Our favourite hotels in Gràcia

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Hotel Casa Fuster G.L Monumento
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Catalonia Park Güell
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El Palauet Living Barcelona
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Casa Gracia
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Generator Hostel Barcelona
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Residència Erasmus
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Eric Vökel Boutique Apartments – BCN Suites
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