Sarrià is a neighborhood located in the northwestern part of Barcelona, Spain. It is known for its charming streets, historic buildings, and a more residential atmosphere compared to the bustling city center. Sarrià was once an independent village before being incorporated into Barcelona in the late 19th century, which contributes to its unique character. The area features a mix of traditional and modern architecture, with local shops, cafes, and parks that create a pleasant environment for residents and visitors alike. Notable landmarks include the Church of Sant Vicenç and the Sarrià Train Station, which connects the neighborhood to the rest of the city.