Sarrià – Sant Gervasi

The district is formed by four former towns: Sarrià (incorporated into Barcelona in 1921), Vallvidrera-Les Planes (incorporated into Sarrià in 1890), Sant Gervasi de Cassoles (incorporated into Barcelona in 1897), and part of the municipality of Santa Creu d'Olorda (incorporated into Sarrià in 1916).

Throughout the district, you can see a series of urban constructions of various morphologies, from single-family houses with gardens (in the upper and central area of the district) to sets of residential buildings and office buildings along the main streets. This is one of the most exclusive areas of Barcelona, boasting the highest per capita income in the city.

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