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The Abastos SCQ apartments are located in an idyllic setting for enjoying Santiago's old town, only 400 metres from the Cathedral and right beside the food market called Plaza de Abastos (Santiago's second-most popular spot after the Cathedral). Housed in a restored historic building from the 19th century, where the Galician poetess Rosalía de Castro and her husband Manuel Murguía used to live, they are perfect for resting and feeling “Como en Casa” (at home). Their interior combines elegance and modernity, since they feature attractive, fashionable furniture made with sustainable timber; and restored furniture from between 1870 and 1900, which helps to create a diaphanous space that retains the building's original spirit.
The apartments have incredible views of the west of Santiago, featuring city rooftops, the Minor Seminary or Belvís Park, with the City of Culture on Monte Gaiás
The Abastos SCQ apartments are located in an idyllic setting for enjoying Santiago's old town, only 400 metres from the Cathedral and right beside the food market called Plaza de Abastos (Santiago's second-most popular spot after the Cathedral). Housed in a restored historic building from the 19th century, where the Galician poetess Rosalía de Castro and her husband Manuel Murguía used to live, they are perfect for resting and feeling “Como en Casa” (at home). Their interior combines elegance and modernity, since they feature attractive, fashionable furniture made with sustainable timber; and restored furniture from between 1870 and 1900, which helps to create a diaphanous space that retains the building's original spirit.
The apartments have incredible views of the west of Santiago, featuring city rooftops, the Minor Seminary or Belvís Park, with the City of Culture on Monte Gaiás
