Casa Batlló

#europetrip The most romantic 🥰 moment of the year in Barcelona happened to be on Catalan Valentine's Day on April 23rd The streets are filled with stalls selling roses and books, and both young couples and elderly couples with graying hair held roses in their hands. The Bartolo House also had a new skin. At the end of April, the temperature in Barcelona had already begun to rise, and the entire city seemed to be in love. Looking back at the photos at that time, it was indeed vividly and gently adorned with roses and 📸I really like the last photo of a couple casually captured at Caramel Mountain ⛰️ . The distant sunset and the Holy Family Hall are both listening to each other's love reaching its peak at this moment.

Today, I have been La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Cituat Comtal . Those buildings are the most historical and famous place for tourism to visit ! I have taken some of the pictures and the view is absolutely beautiful. After that, I went to the restaurant which is called Cituat Comtal. The food is delicious and the most import thing is the food is quite affordable ! If you want to save your money and budget travel, here is the place you have to visit and have a try! #barcelona #spain #travel #europe #casa #food #seafood #shrimp

If you can only visit one city in Spain for the first time, my choice would be Barcelona. It has been selected as one of the 50 must-visit cities in a lifetime by numerous global geography magazines. ■Here you can admire the representative architectural works designed by Antoni Gaudí, such as the Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló. ■You can also taste the secret dessert in the restaurant: Catalan caramel pudding, as well as the world-famous sparkling wine: -Here you can find luxury brand stores, as well as bohemian-style specialty shops and charming vintage stores. Homestay location: The homestay is located in Barcelona, Spain, just 2 minutes away from Catalonia Square, which is famous for its fountains and statues, and close to Barcelona's most popular attractions. Homestay highlights: ■The homestay is stylishly decorated with superior design style, creating a comfortable and artistic atmosphere. Many artworks decorate the modern design of the rooms, adding new ideas. Experience a house with rich history and endless charm in a homestay, watching the traces of time left on the antique furniture inside the house, just like living in an art museum.

I want to tell you about a place that alone has been able to excite me more than anything in the Spanish city: Casa Batllò. Even today, 4 years later, when I think back to that day of warm sunshine and the first time I came into contact with an architecture by Antoni Gaudi, I am moved. Legend has it that centuries ago in Montblanc (Terragona) a fierce dragon was raging on the inhabitants of the city. The latter desperate from the continuous destruction, appeased his anger, sacrificing one person a day and "giving it to him for a meal". The time came to sacrifice the princess too, but the brave Saint George ran to his aid and pierced the dragon with his sword and an incredible rose garden was born from the blood that flowed. Since that day, this popular legend is celebrated every year on April 23: the day of San Jordi. Perfect time to visit the house as it is set up with thousands of red roses to represent the spilled blood. The house is open every day of the year from 9 to 21 (last access at 20) at 43 in Paseo de Gracia. The basic ticket costs 25 euros and includes an augmented reality audio guide. A monitor connected to your device will allow you to admire what Gaudì had done in terms of furniture. An idea of ​​what the house was like when the Batllò family resided here and the site had not yet been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In December we did not find a queue but in any case tickets can be purchased online. #barcelona #awesomepic #historicallandmarks #unforgettableexperiences #spain #europe #casabattlo

Casa Batllo in Barcelona is one of the absolute masterpieces of the genius Gaudi and one of the most visited places in the world. In this photo you can admire the bizarre shapes of this building from the first to the last floor.

Antoni Gaudí was undoubtedly a madman I even suspect he was a time traveler🚪 🙏Which one do you love the most, quickly vote, let's worship together🙏 1. Sagrada Familia🕍 Sagrada Familia, a World Heritage site, still unfinished 2. Park Güell, indescribable, a noble castle in the suburbs, the colorful kind. 3. Casa Vicens, many of Gaudí's buildings have an empty middle, interesting❤️‍🔥. 4. Artigas Gardens, love this one a lot😽😽😽, you can feel animals pouncing unexpectedly, it's both architecture and nature🌊 5. Casa Milà, dare to ask what are these on the roof? There's a sense of power💪, is it Moorish art? Curves, arches, and wildly imaginative forms🤯, seems to be inspiring something in humanity🙄 6. Casa Batlló, the feeling of being completely integrated when viewed from outside🧱 and inside. 7. El Capricho, a perfect Lego block🕌, so is there a matching Lego set🕵🏻‍♀️ 8. Güell Estate Church, religious features➕nature➕lines🥰 PS: Everyone knows where the cover photo is from, right?🤫 It's a bit far to go to 2 and 4, more convenient by car.🚗🚗🚗

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#dreamvoyage I visited Casa Batlló in Barcelona, and it was truly captivating. The building, constructed between 1904 and 1906, is a masterpiece by the renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. It owes its name to textile entrepreneur Josep Batlló, who commissioned the work. The façade is a mesmerizing blend of colors, curves, and intricate details. Inside, the lightwell and unique partitions create an artistic wonder. Interestingly, the house was initially slated for demolition, but Gaudí’s courage saved it. Today, Casa Batlló stands as a UNESCO World Heritage site, a testament to modernism and architectural brilliance. It’s a must-see for anyone exploring Barcelona’s rich history and culture-Casa Batlló: A Kaleidoscope of Architectural Marvel

Date: 2024/5/29-6/2 Location: Parc del Fòrum The Voice of Spring returns! In 2024, Barcelona's most anticipated music festival is here, and just looking at the lineup is super exciting. Are you ready for a brief musical journey in the Spanish spring? Let's check in to the city of magical architecture, Barcelona~ 1. Sagrada Familia Look up at the famous landmark spires standing in the capital of Catalonia, see the sunlight shining through the stained glass windows creating rainbows on the ground, and marvel at every inch of detail inside and out, like a dream. The interior of the church is full of natural elements and vibrant life, and climbing the towers offers a panoramic view of the Barcelona cityscape. This is the unfinished masterpiece of the genius architect Gaudí, listed as a World Heritage Site even before its completion. 2. Casa Batlló A uniquely shaped apartment building located in the discordant district at the center of Barcelona, it is one of the mature works of the Spanish genius architect Gaudí. The entire building's façade is covered with colorful mosaics, and the roof resembles dragon scales, filled with magical colors everywhere. 3. Casa Milà Casa Milà is one of the masterpieces of the great architect Antoni Gaudí, chosen as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1984, famous for its beautiful stone façade. The open-air terrace of Casa Milà is a symbol of Barcelona where you can enjoy the magnificent city views with a 360º panorama. In Europe 2024, let's meet in Barcelona and feel the call of the Voice of Spring~

🇪🇸Spain Casual Travelogue Itinerary + Tips 📅Itinerary Planning: day1: Arrive in Madrid at night, Ctrip pick-up, rest at the hotel day2: Madrid half-day tour, circle around Madrid 5pm Madrid to Barcelona day3: Casa Milà + Casa Batlló; Gothic Quarter + seaside day4: Morning at the British Palace; Afternoon at Sagrada Familia + Palau de la Música day5: Day trip to Sitges day6: Depart for Granada, Alhambra Palace + sunset at the viewpoint day7: Morning tour of Granada city, afternoon head to Seville, walk and dine by the river day8: Visit key attractions in Seville, afternoon to the Royal Alcazar and Plaza de España day9: Originally planned to go to Córdoba, but too tired and changed to a leisurely day walking in Seville day10: Return to Madrid, half-day trip from Madrid to Toledo The return flight was cancelled, hastily rerouted to Córdoba, making up for the missed part of the trip One day as a commando, rushed to Córdoba again, and also saw the Courtyard Festival day11: Morning visit to the Great Mosque of Córdoba, Courtyard Festival visit by chance, afternoon return to Madrid Shopping at the British Palace in Madrid before heading back ‼️tips: 1. You can note 'wellcooked' for seafood rice, as most are served undercooked, which I personally don't prefer 2. Attractions that require advance booking: Alhambra, Gaudí's trio, Palau de la Música, Royal Alcazar of Seville 3. Taxi fares are quite cheap, if carrying luggage you can choose to take a taxi 4. For early trains, you can choose to take a taxi, public transport also starts very early 5. Some trains require a luggage purchase, it's displayed on the ticket, pay attention to buy luggage 6. Palau de la Música Catalana is highly recommended, not big but very beautiful, a hidden gem 7. My personal order for Gaudí's trio: Sagrada Familia = Casa Batlló > Casa Milà, if you can get early tickets, consider prioritizing, might be a bit more expensive 8. The towns are all very beautiful, whether Sitges, Toledo, or Córdoba, all feel great 9. Highly recommend the south! The Andalusia region is really beautiful!!! 10. Many desserts are delicious, especially try the cheesecake, so good 11. The seafood is also very nice! ➡️Some regrets: 1. It's a pity that it rained in Barcelona, didn't see the sunset or enjoy immersive street walking 2. Not many coffee shops like Starbucks where you can just grab and go 3. Really wanted to go to Mallorca and Cadaqués, might consider going there later Dali's house seems very nice, but the round trip distance is a bit far 4. Misjudged the clothes a bit, brought a lot of dresses that weren't used