Why you should live in Pedralbes

Pedrables is situated in the high zone of the city known as upper Diagonal. It boasts the city's highest per capita income, embodying an air of exclusivity and luxury. Home to some of Barcelona's most magnificent buildings, Pedralbes exudes an aura of grandeur and sophistication, its opulent residences serving as a haven for the city's affluent elite.

Pedralbes is also home to some of Barcelona's most prestigious institutions, including the renowned IESE Business School and the beautiful Pedralbes Monastery, which dates back to the 14th century. The neighborhood's verdant parks, such as the sprawling Parc de Cervantes and the majestic Pedralbes Park, provide peaceful retreats where residents can unwind and reconnect with nature.

You'll find an array of luxurious homes characterized by elegance and sophistication. From grand mansions to lavish apartments, the residences in Pedralbes showcase exquisite architecture and design. Properties often feature expansive gardens, private pools, and stunning views of the surrounding hills. 

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We love this area for its serene ambiance and lush greenery. The neighborhood's prestigious properties, upscale amenities, and proximity to renowned institutions make it an ideal choice for those seeking a luxurious lifestyle in Barcelona.

• Metro: Line 3 (green) runs along the southern edge of Pedralbes, with the main stops being Maria Cristina, Palau Reial, and Zona Universitaria.
• Tram: Runs along Diagonal Avenue
• Bus: There are several bus routes available, some will take you straight to the central Placa de Catalunya.
• However, most residents of this area tend to have their own transport and parking spaces.

Pedralbes Monastery

This monastery is one of the first and finest examples of Catalan Gothic in Barcelona. and was built in 1326 and founded by Queen Elisenda de Montcada, it took just one year to build before the nuns of the Order of Saint Claire moved in, and they still administer the monastery today. The monastery gardens are also impressive. You won’t find a more peaceful and serene place in all of Barcelona – a peace only disrupted by the singing birds and gurgling of the beautiful Renaissance fountain. Learn more

The Royal Palace of Pedralbes (Palau Reial)

The Royal Palace was the residence of the Spanish Royal Family when they visited the city. Now it is host to several museums open to the public to visit. For example, the Ceramics Museum where you can find the works of Picasso and Joan Miró. The estate around it is beautiful, full of life, trees and the pergola designed by Gaudi.

Parc de Cervantes

The rose garden in the Parc de Cervantes, in the Pedralbes neighborhood, in one of the city’s loveliest themed gardens. Red, yellow and blue roses, climbing roses or miniature rose bushes. You’ll see more than 2,000 species and varieties that make up an outstanding collection of more than 10,000 rose bushes that are in full bloom between May and July. The roses bushes have been chosen according to historical and botanical criteria and include plants that are specific to the locality.