Kill Eve‘s Villanelle has always resided in luxury properties, and in the popular show’s third season, she transforms her Paris apartment into a spacious Art Nouveau apartment in Barcelona. Upon entering the lavish two-bedroom space, even the typically nonchalant Villanelle seems impressed, opening the large reception doors and posing on the ornate balcony surrounded by greenery.
It turns out that the property is available for rent through Airbnb, good news for anyone considering an overseas trip once travel restrictions are lifted. Located in the chic district of Gracia not far from Park Güell, the apartment has a reception hall, a studio, a dining room and a living room, a glazed gallery, two bedrooms , a kitchen and a bathroom.
Interior lovers will be won over by the architecture and decoration inspired by the Art Nouveau period. Casa Ramos was originally built for the Ramos family in 1906, and is just as opulent as it was then, but now with modern updates, including WiFi and contemporary furnishings. The apartment also has access to a garden, a private swimming pool and a private balcony to watch the world go by.
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Casa Ramos has become a favorite with filmmakers over the years – Alan Parker, Pedro Almodóvar and Wim Wenders have all used it in their sets. It is available to hire from £297 per night, which includes cleaning and service charges.
Spain has announced that foreign visitors will no longer have to self-quarantine for two weeks from July 1. The country – the second most visited in the world after France – normally attracts 80 million tourists a year, with the sector providing more than 12% of the country’s GDP. Plans to reopen its doors to foreign visitors before the end of the summer season will be a crucial boost for its economy which has suffered from the confinement.
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