WFH Barcelona
Work from home while discovering new surroundings, and experience a different pace of life
Shandon Travel is now offering Work From Home Abroad packages to Barcelona, with a variety of apartments and house styles on offer. We've hand-selected some great homes in great locations right across the city.
Whether you see yourself soaking up the sun on the beaches of Barceloneta, soaking up the atmostphere in Gràcia or stepping back through history in the Gothic Quarter- we've got you covered! Plus...
- Local representative in Barcelona
- Help and advice
- Leases 1-11 months
- Advice and contacts for gym membership, childcare, hotdesks and more
For more information, get in touch by emailing info@shandontravel.ie or calling 021 427 7094.
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things to do in barcelona
- Take cooking classes- learn to expertly make local favourites like paella, escalivada, chipiriones fritos and more!
- There's so much for art lovers- Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, European Museum of Modern Art, Museu Picasso, Joan Miro Foundation,
- Watch the sun set over the city from the iconic Park Güell
- See the unique modernist statues at Montjuïc Cemetery
- Visit some of Gaudi's most famous buildings like Casa Vicens, Casa Batlló, Bellesguard and of course the Sagrada Família
- Explore the hedge maze in Barcelona's oldest park- the Labyrinth Park of Horta,or the unusual Gardens Of Josep Altimira- former home to an eccentric freemason
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- Get outdoors: grab your bike and explore the city and surroundings in the sunshine
- Spend afternoons relaxing at the oasis-like gardens, zoo and waterfall of Parc de la Ciutadella
- See the city and the sea from the little-known viewing deck at top of the Columbus Monument
- Refine your pallet with local tasting tours, cocktail classes and craft brewery experiences
- See the 2000-year-old Roman Columns of the Temple of Augustus, hidden away in the Hiking Club of Catalonia
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Ride the city's last tramline (Tramvia Blau) to the Tibidabo funicular, which rises to the top of Tibidabo hill
Barcelona's Districts At A Glance
Gràcia
- Diverse and vibrant, with a relaxed and bohemian village-like atmosphere.
- Outside the busiest part of the city, it's a mix of hipsters and families, with fewer tourists and more locals around.
- Leafy squares and narrow winding pedestrianised streets make it the perfect place to explore on your down time. Beautiful Plaça de la Virreina, framed by lights and trees, is a beautiful spot to enjoy tapas late into the evening
- The famous Park Guell is located in this part of the city.
Les Corts
- Most famous as the location of Camp Nou- home to FB Barcelona
- Great restaurants, tapas bars and nightclubs. Lots of big-name and designer shopping.
- There are a number of beautiful garden squares and parks, like Plaça de Comas, Maternitat gardens and the sustainability-focused Parc de Can Rigal.
- Les Corts lies between several other districts- walk to historic Eixample in 30min, and to Plaza España in 15.
Gótico
- The Gothic Quarter is the historic centre of Barcelona's old city, home to Roman Walls and medieval landmarks.
- Full of narrow, winding streets and peaceful squares- great spots to catch some sun and people watch.
- A great spot for shopping, from the boutiques on Calle Avinyo to the big-brand stores on Calle Portal de L'Angel.
- Don't forget to look up as you stroll around the labyrinth like streets- the beautiful buildings never fail to delight.
Port Vell
- A waterfront area of Barcelona, totally redeveloped ahead of the 1992 Olympic Games.
- The harbour blends old and new, with historic sights like the old customs house and Columbus statue.
- Home to the large shopping and leisure complex Maremagnum, one of the only shopping areas in the city to regularly open on Sunday.
- Known for sandy beaches and boardwalk lined with great restaurants and clubs- sample fantastic fresh fish, paella and tapas until the wee hours.
Barcelona or Madrid, which is better? Lonely Planet looks at Spain's most famous cities and makes their case for a favourite.
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