Posts with tagCasa Batlló
With a modernist façade to symbolise a calm sea, Antonio Gaudí created one of his greatest works in Casa Batlló, symbolic of Barcelona and Catalan modernism as a whole. Walking into the building is a journey through a magical world, full of surprises and architectural details that surprise visitors in each and every corner. Once again, Read full article
With a modernist façade that’s meant to reflect a calm sea, Antonio Gaudí created one of his greatest works here at Casa Batlló, a truly symbolic building of Barcelona’s and Catalonia’s modernism. Walking through the building is a journey within a magical world, full of surprises and architectural details that enchant visitors in each and every corner. Read full article
Paseo de Gracia is one of the best avenues in all of Barcelona. Strolling along this wide Spanish avenue is to journey through an open-air museum, where you can contemplate some of the jewels of Catalan modernist architecture, shop on the most luxurious street in the city and enjoy the most cosmopolitan of terraces, cafés and restaurants in Barcelona. Read full article
Although it is officially known as the Casa Milá, this house is often referred to as la Pedrera de Gaudi. One look at the appearance of the front of this impressive building will help explain this nickname as over 84 metres of a rocky surface can be seen, marking the naturalist era of the world-famous architect Antonio Gaudí. Read full article
Barcelona receives over 7 million visitors a year due its great power of persuasion and the fact that it is the perfect setting for a mini-break. There is something for everyone in Barcelona and visitors to the city are the best publicity as they return to their places of origin raving about the delights of Barcelona. Read full article
