1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition
Spain's inaugural World's Fair, held in Barcelona from April to December 1888, celebrated international progress and established the…
Spain's inaugural World's Fair, held in Barcelona from April to December 1888, celebrated international progress and established the…
Torre Glòries — originally named Torre Agbar after the Agbar water-utility group that commissioned it — is a…
The Archaeology Museum of Catalonia occupies a restored 1929 exposition pavilion on Montjuïc hill, preserving Catalonia's archaeological heritage…
Barcelona's Modernisme is the most politically charged variant of Art Nouveau: an artistic movement inseparable from the Catalan…
The Gothic heart of the old city, guarded by thirteen geese and dedicated to a teenage martyr.
Barcelona's second-busiest railway station, a grand transport hub linking the city to regional and long-distance rail networks across…
Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich as the German national pavilion for the 1929…
Two thousand years of city compressed into a maze of stone alleys and hidden squares.
Built in just fifty-four years by the people of the port — the purest Catalan Gothic in Barcelona.
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