Barcelona, Spain apartments for rent
€2,968
€2,968
Available: 12/05/2024
Apartment Show up and start living from day one in Barcelona with this pretty two-bedroom apartment. You’ll love coming home to this thoughtfully furnished, beautifully designed, and fully-equipped Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample home with...
€3,700
€3,700
Available: 07/06/2024
Apartment Apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 brand new bathrooms.Fully equipped and decorated with high finishes so that your stay is like being at home.Located near the Forum, in an area of totally new buildings near Diagonal Mar.<...
€1,298
€1,298
Available: 11/08/2024
Apartment This typology has a large bed for individual use. The room is located on a floor with a fully equipped kitchen. The kitchen will be shared with a maximum of 4 people. In it you can find not only the necessary electrical applian...
€2,438
€2,438
Available: 22/05/2024
Apartment Show up and start living from day one in Barcelona with this cozy one-bedroom apartment. You’ll love coming home to this thoughtfully furnished, beautifully designed, and fully-equipped El Putxet i el Farro home with stunning v...
€2,500
€2,500
Available: 04/04/2024
Apartment Beautiful Contemporary loft next to FC Field Barcelona, the club museum and one of the best shopping areas of the city, just two minutes from the metro and in front of a large garden. The apartment has a modern and bright livin...
€747
€747
Available: 01/07/2024
Apartment Perfect exterior private room, approximately 10m2. The house has 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 common area. Exclusive house, recently renovated and ready to move into. The room is furnished with a fairly large double wardrobe, ...
€1,155
€1,155
Available: 30/06/2024
Apartment This room for single use has a queen-size bed and a balcony with views of Carrer de la Unió. The room is located on a floor with a fully equipped kitchen. The kitchen will be shared with a maximum of 4 people. In it you can fin...
€2,183
€2,183
Available: 23/06/2024
Apartment Newly renovated apartment for monthly rental, (from 33 days to 11 months). Located in a very quiet residential neighborhood between Gràcia and Sant Gervasi. It has an area of 60m2, with 3 bedrooms, one double, and two singles, ...
€1,800
€1,800
Available: 15/06/2024
Apartment This apartment is located between the most coveted streets of the city, Balmes and Aribau, in the upper area of the city.It can accommodate two people in a total area of 60 m2, includes all you need for a comfortable stay, ...
€1,040
€1,040
Available: 01/09/2024
Apartment Newly renovated apartment of;3 fully equipped double rooms of 10m2Fully equipped kitchen and dining roomFurnished and bright apartment.Cleaning service in common areas once a week...
€920
€920
Available: 01/05/2024
Apartment In the best area of the Raval. Enjoy your stay in Barcelona in our co-living near the port and next to Las Ramblas!Furnished and bright apartment.6 bedrooms and 3 bathroomsFully equipped kitchen and di...
€880
€880
Available: 01/07/2024
Apartment This property is characterized by its cozy design. The interiors have a bright and full light, giving the space an alluring energy. Very spacious interiors create a peaceful atmosphere.This stunning property features high c...
€2,700
€2,700
Available: 04/05/2024
Apartment The master bedroom has queen size bed and the second bedroom has twin beds and access to the bathroom in the corridor. The modern kitchen is fully equipped (cooker and hob, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, microwave, coffee and ket...
€800
€800
Available: 01/08/2024
Apartment In the best area of the Raval. Enjoy your stay in Barcelona in our co-living near the port and next to Las Ramblas!Furnished and bright apartment.11 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms3 exterior rooms with balcon...
€3,500
€3,500
Available: Right Now
Monthly rental apartment (from 32 days to 11 months)The colour palette chosen for this 83 m2 apartment brings touches of modernity and elegance to the space. In addition, details such as the gold and white mouldings on the ceiling, as well as the...
€4,235
€4,235
Available: 03/05/2024
Apartment This brand new two-bedroom apartment has a tasteful design, it has a unique private terrace on the roof. It has wooden details, texture, and taste to make a very stylish choice for your stay in Barcelona city. This apartment is...
€880
€880
Available: 28/04/2024
Apartment Spectacular exterior room, available for teleworking with a bathroom to share with only 1 person.The apartment is new, recently renovated and fully furnished, very bright with a balcony to enjoy the summer afternoons, all b...
€1,390
€1,390
Available: Right Now
Monthly rental apartment (from 32 days to 11 months)This fabulous and modern apartment located in one of the most strategic areas of Barcelona, is fully equipped and ready to move in.The day area has a bright living room, decorated in an avan...
€2,250
€2,250
Available: 12/09/2024
Apartment This bright apartment has 60m2 and is completely renovated with a modern dining room with an open kitchen, one double bedroom and a bathroom (with shower). Also has a private terrace where you will enjoy the breeze and calm of ...
€1,590
€1,590
Available: Right Now
Monthly rental apartment (from 32 days to 11 months). This wonderful apartment also has a privileged location, 56 m2 just for you and that you can enjoy during your temporary stay in the city. The day area consists of a spacious living room decorated...
€1,995
€1,995
Available: Right Now
Monthly rental apartment (from 32 days to 11 months)This 80m2 apartment has everything you need to have the best temporary stay in Barcelona. The living room is spacious and bright, and has access to a cozy balcony overlooking Carrer de Casanova....
€850
€850
Available: 06/05/2024
Apartment Renovated 6 bedroom/2 bath apartmentEnjoy your stay in Barcelona in our co-living next to Plaza Universitat and Plaça Catalunya!Refurbished and fully equipped kitchen and bathrooms.Piso and room fully furni...
Barcelona
A contemporary megalopolis enclosed in a culturally rich history. Barcelona is a traveler’s dream, with everything you could possibly desire from a tourist destination. From the spectacular fine art museums to the exquisite shopping experience and the beach within the city limits. This city is full of truly unparalleled experiences which you can only discover in Catalonia.
What is the Average Rent for Barcelona, Spain Apartments?
The average rent for apartment in Barcelona, Spain: €1,838
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| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Mar 2024 |
€1,417
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| Feb 2024 |
€1,417
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| Jan 2024 |
€1,417
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| Dec 2023 |
€1,417
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| Nov 2023 |
€1,424
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| Oct 2023 |
€1,323
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| Month | Median Price |
|---|---|
| Mar 2024 |
€1,838
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| Feb 2024 |
€1,838
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| Jan 2024 |
€1,838
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| Dec 2023 |
€1,750
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| Nov 2023 |
€1,857
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| Oct 2023 |
€1,764
|
Be informed and make custom offers based on median rent prices. However, keep in mind that the price may vary depending on the size and amenities of the apartments for rent.
Renter's FAQ About Barcelona, Spain
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Is it expensive to rent in Barcelona?
Renting in Barcelona can be relatively expensive compared to other Spanish cities, especially in popular areas like the city center and beachfront neighborhoods. Rental prices vary depending on factors like location, apartment size, and amenities. However, the overall cost of living in Barcelona is still generally lower than in major European cities like London or Paris. It is important to note that rental prices fluctuate over time depending on the market situation. For this reason, take a look at our pricing statistics in Barcelona beforehand to be armed with the most up-to-date information.
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Can I rent an apartment in Barcelona as a foreigner?
Yes, foreigners can rent apartments in Barcelona. Many landlords and real estate agencies are accustomed to dealing with foreign tenants, especially in tourist-heavy areas. However, there might be some additional paperwork and requirements for non-EU citizens, such as obtaining a valid residence permit or providing a bank guarantee.
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How to find apartments for rent in Barcelona, Spain?
If you're on the lookout for a rental apartment in Barcelona, check what we’ve got for you on Rentberry! Our platform has in stock an extensive array of listings across all neighborhoods, offering rentals at diverse price ranges and equipped with an abundance of amenities to cater to any preferences. Also, be clear about your budget, preferred location, and other specific requirements to narrow down your search effectively. We offer hundreds of rental apartments in Barcelona, so knowing and specifying your requirements will make your home search much smoother.
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What is the safest area in Barcelona to stay?
Barcelona is generally a safe city, but like any large urban area, it's essential to be aware of specific neighborhoods' safety levels. Some of the safer areas to stay in Barcelona include Sarria-Sant Gervasi, Les Corts, and Eixample. These neighborhoods have lower crime rates and are popular among locals and expatriates alike.
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What are some factors to consider when searching for apartments for rent in Barcelona?
When searching for apartments in Barcelona, consider factors such as location, budget, apartment size, and amenities. Decide whether you prefer to live in the bustling city center, a quieter residential area, or near the beach. Barcelona's public transportation system is excellent, so you might expand your search to nearby neighborhoods with good transport links. Keep in mind your daily commute to work or school, as traffic can be heavy during rush hours. If you're unfamiliar with the city, consider renting temporary accommodation first to explore different neighborhoods before committing to a long-term lease.
Learn More About Renting in Barcelona, Spain
Overview
Barcelona is a city that is both established and chaotic, classical and innovative. It is a magical seaside city with limitless culture, legendary architecture and a world-class drinking and dining scene. It is a major cultural and economic center of Southwestern Europe and a financial center of Spain. It is the fourth most economically powerful city by GDP in the European Union. Barcelona is a significant transport hub, with the Port of Barcelona being the busiest European passenger port.
Business and Employment
As in most modern cities, the Barcelona economy is dominated by the service sector. Neverthelss, traditonal manufacturing remains very important. The region's crucial industries include electronics, textiles, chemical, pharmaceutical, motor, publishing, telecommunications and IT. The city is the stronghold both in administration and production of the main Spanish automobile giants- SEAT. Barcelona is also known for its award-winning industrial design. The city is home to numerous architecture bureaus and design studios. Barcelona is a perfect spot for various conferences and conventions. It has numerous convention centers, one of the most reputable is Fira de Barcelona – the second largest exhibition center in Europe. It hosts a diverse national and international events each year. Finally, the main growth driver of the city is touris, Barcelona as an internationally celebrated tourist destination, with numerous recreational resources. It has one of the best beaches in the world, mild Mediterranean climate, historical landmarks, including eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The sophisticated Barcelona tourist infrastructure includes 614 hotels including 35 five star resorts.
Culture
The Magic Fountain is one of the city’s most treasured attractions among locals and tourists. It is a magnificent show of light, water and music at the base of Montjuïc Hill, in front of the National Museum of Catalan Art. La Mercè is a regional holiday, a thrilling celebration that happens once a year in the week running up to September 24th. La Mercè is shorthand for “The Virgin of Mercy” (’La Mare de Déu de la Mercè) - the patron saint of the city of Barcelona. It has been officially celebrated since 1871. The week-long celebrations involve a typical dance - sardena, processions of the arge papier mâché giants and performances by the human pyramids. The festival concludes with a large firework and festivities throughout the city on the eve of the 24th.
Transportation
Barcelona possesses three main transport systems: bus, tram, and metro. All systems utilize a uniform transport ticket and were constructed as a system that covers the entire city and the suburbs. The metro is the most common transportation system in the city. Overall, it is the quickest and simplest way to move around Barcelona. As for buses, more than 200 bus lines and 17-night routes run in Barcelona, delivering a fast and inexpensive means for getting anywhere, any time of the day. The tram infrastructure in Barcelona mostly serve the outskirts of the city, the areas previously poorly connected to the urban core. The tram is remarkably modern, works smoothly and efficiently. Additionally, there is the FGC Railway (Ferrocarriles de la Generalitat). It is an intricate network of suburban trains that connect Barcelona with other Catalonian cities. It can quickly get you to the hottest tourist destinations, like Montserrat.
Finding Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona has a notoriously cheap housing market in comparison with the most European capitals and regional centers. Therefore the apartment hunting should be an easy and pleasant process. Barcelona housing inventory has a wide range of different options. Here you can find furnished apartments, for a short business journey or luxury long term rentals. If you are looking for affordable accommodation, there are a plenty of cheap apartments and rooms for rent in Gracia. The legislature is not so restrictive as, for example in Germany, thus you can find monthly rentals, as well as long-term rentals. If you are looking for a place for one, there is an abundance of flats and studio type for rent, if you are loaning for artistic quarters look up the Barcelona lofts.
Barcelona Neighborhoods
Gràcia
Similarly to many of Barcelona ’s neighborhoods, Garcia was once a small town that was consolidated into Barcelona. In contrast to other neighborhoods, it has maintained the small town vibe. Here you will encounter narrow walkways, pastoral storefronts, and greeting locals as you stroll through the neighborhood. Gràcia is a favorite spot of young families and beginner artists. It has a couple of delightful restaurants and luxury shops. The most famous attraction of Grácia’s is Gaudi’s Park Güell.
Eixample
Eixample translates from Catalan as ‘Expansion’. The neighborhood received its name due to the fact that it was built outside of the original Barcelona city walls. The district was developed with an intent to connect the old Barcelona with the surrounding towns, like Gràcia, into one metropolis. If you found yourself in Eixample- take a long walk. Start from the Sagrada Familia and walk to the other end of the neighborhood. The astonishing architecture is what attracts so many tourists to Eixample. Most of Gaudi’s heritage and other modernists buildings are located here.
El Born
The El Born district used to be a site for the medieval jousts. Today this neighborhood is much less violent but hasn’t lost its adventurous spirit and festive character. Part of the neighborhood- Passeig de Born is a nightlife gateway in Barcelona, with countless bars competing to make the city’s best cocktails. Besides the nightlife, there are plenty of things to do during the day. Art lovers will enjoy the Picasso Museum, while those more inclined toward shopping will be astonished by the unique shops. El Born is an excellent place to stay in Barcelona due to the abundance of cafes and restaurants, and proximity to the beach.
Gothic Quarter
If you don't waste your time on transportation and live in the heart of Barcelona, consider living in Barri Gòtic. The Gothic Quarter is the place of the old Roman village that once occupied the present-day Barcelona. Ancient buildings interchange with recently built glass and steel towers, making Barri Gòtic a colorful blend of the old and new. It is impossible to get bored in this district. It is filled with bars, shops, restaurants, and clubs. If you don’t reside in the Gothic Quarter you should at least take an evening walk through its narrow winding streets. You will eventually stumble upon little plazas where you can relax, have a drink and admire the classic architecture.
El Raval
El Raval is one of the most original and energetic Barcelona neighborhoods. Similarly to Gràcia, it is an artistic neighborhood. However, artists in El Raval are younger and more industrious. They frequently perform or produce their art on the streets. El Raval is also home to the Museum of Modern Art. Besides the Art scene, the neighborhood is home to many family-run restaurants of many different cuisines. El Raval is a wonderful eclectic area to explore in Barcelona.