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Las Tres Torres, Barcelona — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Las Tres Torres is a residential neighbourhood of Barcelona, in Catalunya, holding the Casa Muley Afid and the Joan Maragall Archive.
About Las Tres Torres
Where to stay in Las Tres Torres
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Las Tres Torres stays quiet. A room in this corner of Catalunya sits among the district's old villas, near the Església de Sant Vicenç de Sarrià and the sanctuary of Mare de Déu de la Bonanova. The pace rewards a slower stay.
If you want a residential base in Barcelona away from the crowds, stay in Las Tres Torres near the Casa Muley Afid.
About Las Tres Torres
What are the main landmarks in Las Tres Torres?
Villas define Las Tres Torres. Houses like the Casa Muley Afid, the Casa Tosquella and the Baurier house line its streets, alongside the Joan Maragall Archive and the Can Deu estate within Barcelona. Churches rise nearby.
The Església de Sant Vicenç de Sarrià, the sanctuary of Mare de Déu de la Bonanova and the Convent del Redemptor stand close by, with the Velòdrom de la Bonanova marking the sporting side of Las Tres Torres.
What is the history of Las Tres Torres?
Las Tres Torres grew among country houses. The Casa Tosquella, Can Deu and the Casa Muley Afid stand from earlier years, when villas and estates spread across this higher ground of Barcelona in Catalunya. Faith came with them.
The Església de Sant Vicenç de Sarrià and the Convent del Redemptor have served Las Tres Torres across generations, while the Joan Maragall Archive stands among its older streets.
Where is Las Tres Torres?
Las Tres Torres sits in upper Barcelona, its streets set between the Església de Sant Vicenç de Sarrià and the Velòdrom de la Bonanova, in Catalunya.
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Updated July 2026