Catalonia · Building
Casa Batlló — Barcelona
Gaudí took a sober apartment block and turned its face into bone, water and scale. Barcelona calls it…
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Catalonia · Building
Casa Calvet, Barcelona
The quietest building Gaudí ever made — and the only one his own city ever gave a prize.
Catalonia · Building
Casa Comalat, Barcelona
Two faces on one house: a grave stone front for the avenue, and a wild dance of ceramic…
Catalonia · Building
Casa de les Punxes (Casa Terradas), Barcelona
Three houses for three sisters, fused into one building that looks like a castle dropped into the Eixample.
Catalonia · Building
Casa Lleó Morera, Barcelona
A family name hidden in plain sight: wherever you look, the mulberry tree of the Moreras has been…
Catalonia · Building
Casa Milà (La Pedrera) — Barcelona
Barcelona nicknamed it "the quarry" as an insult. Gaudí's last house has outlived the joke.
Catalonia · Building
Casa Vicens, Barcelona
Before the spires and the broken tile of his late work, Gaudí began here, with a summer house…
Catalonia · Area
El Born — La Ribera
The medieval merchant quarter turned the city's most atmospheric night-out — over a buried 1700s street.
Catalonia · Area
El Raval
The city's most mixed quarter — where medieval Barcelona meets contemporary art and street murals.
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