The Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is, without any doubt, the most important symbol of Barcelona and no traveler should miss out on this visit.
The history of the Sagrada Familia dates back more than 130 years as this temple is built financed by ticket sales and private donations.



Although the idea for the original temple came from the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar, shortly after the work began, Antoni Gaudí took the reins of the project, to which he dedicated the best years of his professional life.



Gaudí dedicated 43 years of his life to the project and knew perfectly well that he would not see his work finished. For this reason, he was in charge of designing the temple down to the last detail.

We will not attempt to try to describe this architecture's master piece, since we think that the only way to understand it is simply by visiting it.

LOCATION: Carrer de Mallorca 401, Barcelona

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The protagonist and witness of very important events of Barcelona, Montjuïc is a magical mountain.
The International Exhibition of 1929, promoted the urbanization of this area, but was the Olympic Games in 1992 which renovated all Montjuïc through tragic chapters of the Civil War or the incredible water, light and color shows.



Today it's a place to visit all kind museums, to stroll, to attend all kinds of cultural and sporting events and to enjoy its natura and its architecture.



Did we mention that you can also delight with the spectacular views of Barcelona?

LOCATION: Montjuïc Mountain

Few people know that the Vicens house is Antoni Gaudí's first work. As in most of his works, he takes as a source of inspiration the flowers and plants that grew in this place before the construction began.



Located in the Gràcia neighborhood of Barcelona, on Carrer de las Carolinas, this house has a ground floor, semi-basement and upper floor, all surrounded by a small garden. The building in general is characterized by the profusion of ornamental details, especially oriental motifs.



The entrance is formed by a wrought iron gate decorated with palm leaves.

On the façade he combined various materials (such as bricks and tiles), distributing them in horizontally rectangular bands. An important detail: the client and owner of the house, was a tile manufacturer.

LOCATION: Carrer de les Carolines 18-24, Barcelona

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