This pretty neighbourhood is part of Barcelona's fifth district, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi. Sarrià was the last of the independent villages annexed by Barcelona in 1921.Thanks to the craftsmen and middle classes who built their summer houses here, Sarrià became one of the most prosperous parts of Barcelona. 

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With its narrow streets and summer houses, Sarrià still retains its small-town air full of squares, hidden corners and shops. It is one of the neighbourhoods with the most green spaces in the city, full of Modernista buildings. Sarrià is in general a calm neighbourhood, as it is a slightly more residential area.You are further away from the centre here, and housing tends to be a bit more expensive.

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The district of Sarrià / Sant Gervasi is one of the districts whose inhabitants have the highest income level in the region. The quality of life in this high area of the city is impeccable and therefore, the favorite for many families who seek tranquility and security without getting away from the energy of Barcelona.