Another ethereal home worth visiting in BCN. Designed for a Catalan chocolatier, it was built between 1898 and 1900
A majestic structure parked in a beautiful district. Explore the gardens of the citadel before/after appreciating the arc in all it's glory. A beautiful district to go for a run through, too.
After 125 years, not much has changed about Barcelona's Arc de Triomf.
It's not just Paris that can boast having an Arc de Triomphe. Barcelona has its very own Arc de Triomf too!
We love this shot of Casa Milà! Such a unique view, like Gaudí himself!
What a great view! 100% Unique and 100% Gaudí!
Casa Milà on Passeig de Gràcia! Looks as cool nowadays as it did in the past!
Great photo spot of the end of your trip of Las Ramblas - after your tour - visit great restaurants near the harbour - just minutes away!
Even Barcelona's Christopher Columbus statue is a fan of the football team! Here he is sporting the team's kit for next season.
Did you know? Earlier this year six people were stuck at the top of this 51 metre monument to Christopher Columbus and had to be rescued when the lift broke!
One of the more subtle architectural gems in Barcelona, but also one of the most beautiful.
The 1929 Mies van der Rohe Pavilion existed for only a year. In its absence it became one of the most influential buildings in design history due to a few rare photographs. It was rebuilt in 1986.
Pricey admission for entry given how little there is to see here, but worth it for the experience of walking through it and sitting by the rock pond. very relaxing escape from the real world.
Rooftop scenic views from the terrace of monuments around Barcelona. Free audio guide. Get a student discount. Free on Sundays 14.30-16.00.
Palau Güell's Terrace. One of the coolest we've ever seen!
The dome of Palau Güell's Salon Noble as seen from below! How cool is that?
One of Gaudí's first works! The impressive Casa Vicens!
An example of Antonio Gaudi's genius in creating exceptional architecture (considered as his first important work). Originally home to industrialist Manuel Vicens, and now a World Heritage Site.
Peter k, the house is usually closed to visitors but send us an email and we will find a way to open for you. info@artjust.org
Amazing, but do not recommend rooftop late night "show" tour. Do early morning or sunset tour. The lights show was pretty terrible. No time to explore or explanation of fabulous chimneys👎
Gaudi’s architecture is amazing and uniquely designed 💫 This apartment complex is remarkable 🏰
This was the last private residence designed by Antoni Gaudí. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. Source: Wikipedia
A lesser known jewel. One of Gaudí's gems. Sincerely speaking, this place has had the biggest impact on me, among all the things I saw in Barcelona.
Now you can enjoy Gaudi night in Bellesguard Tower every Tuesday and Thursday. More information at www.facebook.com/barcelonacitizen (Find the image information in the text).
Casa Figueres- Gaudí building continued by Domenech Sugranyes (Martí I, last catalan king)
Beautiful remarkable towers 🏰
A must to visit during your tour at Barcelona
Easily could have been triumphal arch, but was built as just two towers. Same with the one in Venice. Picturisque, but take you photos way far away.
Located on a parc, so peaceful and quiet. Nice to walk around and among trees.
This place looks great around sunset and even better when all the lights turn on. Sadly it was closed shortly after and security drove around kicking everyone out!
Look for Marco and he can tour you around Barcelona. 649100401
Totally in love with this place - free entrance, controversial and interesting exhibitions, great location and long opening hours make me come back over and over.
Exhibition: Michael Snow, “Secuencias” (from July 9 to November 1, 2015).
Exhibition: Ai Weiwei, “On the Table” (from October, 2014). http://lavirreina.bcn.cat/es/exposiciones/ai-weiwei-table
A very neat house.
Tiny and looks odd. There are other things here to see that worth more the time.
2 x 1 the price for visit inside the house
A must visit gem - make sure you get the audio as well!
Not worth going. It's a very inflexible tour since I am stuck there for 15 minutes watching a few rather dry videos..
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