A LA PAR Foundation

It is a governing body and management are formed by a committed team with extensive experience both in the field of disability care and in the field of business.

ASPROSEAT GRUP Foundation

It is a group of social entities whose mission is to promote and manage comprehensive services and support for the quality of life of people with disabilities, preferably intellectual, and other groups at risk of social exclusion.

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1. Palau de la Musica

The Palace of Catalan Music is a magnificent monument not to be missed! The palace is located 2 minutes walk from the hotel Amfores and 5 minutes from Plaça de Catalunya and is part of the modern buildings of the city.
It is possible to discover the places by participating in a guided tour but also by attending a concert (jazz, flamenco …) while enjoying this luxurious palace whose design has been made such that the sound can be broadcast of excellent quality .

2. Port Vell

Port Vell is 10 minutes by car from the hotel Amfores and 15 minutes if you want to take the metro. The Port Vell was born where are the Ramblas of Barcelona, ​​with as emblem since 1886 the monument to Columbus. At the top of the column, 50 meters high, a viewpoint allows you to enjoy the view of the harbor and the famous promenade.

3. Ciutadella Park

Ciutadella Park, the urban “green lung” of Barcelona, ​​is not an ordinary park. You can stroll, picnic, relax in the park, enjoy the scenery, go boating … You will find a zoo, the triumphal arch and the parliament … Close to the port and only 10 minutes by car or walk from the hotel, and easily accessible by metro.

4. Catedral de Barcelona

The Cathedral of Santa Eulalia is the Gothic Cathedral of Barcelona. The cathedral was built from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century, on the old Romanesque cathedral, built in turn on a church of the Visigothic period, which preceded a Paleo basilica whose remains can be seen in the basement, in the City History Museum. 7 minutes walk from the hotel.
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We invite you to try the fragrance of the perfume . The scent of the perfume is like a metaphorical breeze envelopedin the citrus freshness of bergamot and lemon skins, with atouch of green grass and the transparency of a modern watery chord of sea-smelling aldehydes.

what are you waiting for to take your limited edition!

Take it for:

50 ml – € 39

100 ml – 70

Already in the XVth century the Spice Route became the Route

of Perfumes and Essential Oils, as the European traders backed

their journeys and discoveries. The route came to the West, from

the proli_c islands of Indonesia. The artisan crops of the botanists

of each region were the origin of most of these spices and

oils, in a hazardous journey through Ceylon, India, Somalia,

Madagascar, Reunion and many other ports of the time.

The oils travelled in the holds of the ships, safely deposited

inside their “amphorae”. These containers, usually made of clay,

were _lled with a base of sand in which the delicate bottles of

essences and oils were anchored, keeping them in a vertical

position until their arrival at port.

The perfume “Àmfores” wants to pay homage to these extraordinary

containers, to the strong winds that accompanied them in

their adventures and to the inspiration provided by the oils they

contained.

The scent of the perfume is like a metaphorical breeze enveloped

in the citrus freshness of bergamot and lemon skins, with a

touch of green grass and the transparency of a modern watery

chord of sea-smelling aldehydes. A subtle breeze, enriched with

an original _oral bouquet of jasmine and roses, lotus _ower,

cyclamen and lily of the valleys… and that, _nally, melts, soaking

a naval structure of sandalwood that is anchored in a compact

bottom formed by a sea of musks.

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Settled in the vestiges of medieval Barcelona, the historical district ​​has become one of the most modern and visited districts of Barcelona.

Architecture, gastronomy, art, fashion, restoration … Is one of the places with the most leisure and cultural offer in the city, capable of offering everything you expect from Barcelona in a single neighborhood. This is our review.

10 places that you can’t miss to visit:

1. Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria

Born cultural center is a space in which three centuries of Catalonia history are gathered.

2. Cafés El Magnífico

In El Magnífico coffee shop you will find one of the most specialized coffee shops in Barcelona city. They are dedicated exclusively to select, toast and offer you the best coffees in the world. Three generations guarantee its quality.

3. Parc de la Ciutadella

Ciutadella’s park, located in the Born, has an extension of 17.42 hectares, in addition to the Barcelona Zoo that is within its facilities, as other facilities of various kinds such as Parlament de Catalunya or the great central lake.

4. Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar

Santa María del Mar is a church belonging to Catalan Gothic located in Barcelona, ​​specifically in at La Ribera. It was built between 1329 and 1383, it’s composed of three naves, which simplicity and austerity stands out as decoration. The facade stands out thanks to the rosette, belonging to the flamboyant Gothic style.

5. Mercat de Santa Caterina

Santa Caterina Market is a supply plaza located in at Sant Pere, Santa Caterina and Ribera. Built between 1844 and 1848 on an old convent from it inherited its name, it is the oldest covered market in the city.

6. The Botifarreria

The Botifarreria, located at Born, is one of Barcelona’s best-known typical products local The homemade sausages are their specialty and they have a wide assortment for all tastes. In addition to sausages, you can find artisan cheeses, Jabugo hams and traditional meats.

7. Palau de la Música Catalana

The Palau de la Música Catalana is a music auditorium located on Sant Pere més Alt street, at Ribera zone. It was designed by the catalan architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, one of the leading representatives of catalan modernism.

8. Picasso Museum

The Picasso Museum have a collection of more than 3,500 works by the Malaga-born painter, making it the most complete collection in the world of works by Pablo Picasso’s youth. it opened its doors to the public for the first time on March 9, 1963 and was declared national interest museum by the Generalitat de Catalunya.

9. Mercat del Born

Born’s Market was inaugurated in 1876, being the first iron large building that was projected in Barcelona. For 95 years, it played the role for which it was been built in two stages: firstly was the market of the Ribera, and later, from 1921, was the central fruit and vegetable market.

10. Passeig del Born

This avenue between the old Market and Santa Maria del Mar is one of the busiest in the neighborhood, especially at night. It becomes one of the leisure and nightlife spaces most frequented by young people.

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