Sarrià - Sant Gervasi Guide

Sarrià, the other nerve center of the district, maintains the unity of the old town, although the nucleus of the Tres Torres is separated by its homogeneous urban characteristics and the high degree of recognition it has among its inhabitants. Currently, it has become one of the richest and most populated nuclei in the Barcelona plan and combines corners where the old rural town can easily be remembered, especially around Major de Sarrià street, with modern areas and major communication routes.

The neighborhood of Tres Torres houses numerous high-standing houses and has railway stations as busy as Sarrià and Les Planes themselves. The urban typology is characterized by a small older nucleus around the market (streets Vergós / Escoles Pies), and the more modern extensions with open buildings and taller buildings. The neighborhood also includes the Casa Rabia sector, redeveloped with residential buildings after the demolition of the RCD Español soccer field. The gardens of Turó Parc, along with Monterols and the small park of Moragues, are the green areas of a neighborhood with a marked residential character, combined with significant commercial activity especially in the sector closest to Diagonal and in the vertical axis of Muntaner street and Vía Augusta.

The neighborhood of El Putxet is dominated by Parc del Turó del Putxet and the lower part of the neighborhood, below Ronda del Mig, corresponds to the Farró neighborhood, vertically structured around Zaragoza and Vallirana streets.