Gaudi Tour Barcelona

Barcelona is known as the capital of modernism because of the great quantity and quality of works that it treasures. The set of monuments and outdoor sculptures are an excellent example of public art that gives the Catalan capital, in conjunction with other elements such as its architecture a seal of distinction.

For those who might not know it, the Sagrada Familia is one of the most important works of Gaudí. Therefore, he had some ideas that he used on it while he was alive and working on it. Considered Gaudí's basilica, this place is the magnum opus of the famous architect.

The Sagrada Familia is one of the most important places people can visit in Barcelona. Something that might seem like a curiosity for people, is the fact that is still under construction. This might sound like something weird for some people, but today talk about the Sagrada Familia symbols, which happen to be a reason to visit it!

As years pass by, people will meet someone who will mark their lives forever. That’s exactly what Eusebi Güell did with Antoni Gaudí, one of the greatest architects that Barcelona has ever seen. The impact Eusebi had on Gaudí’s life is pretty significant and cannot be easily forgotten, but we need to know more about the First Count of Güell.

One of the emblematic places, and maybe one of Catalunya´s modernist pieces, is Palau Güell. Located next to La Rambla, a necessary place for Barcelona tourism, Palau is easy to access and is one of the sightseeing spots in Barcelona that are worth visiting.

Antoni Gaudi is one of the most famous architects that Barcelona has ever seen. While walking around the city, you will see some of the work Gaudí created throughout his career.

Back in 1900, Passeig de Gràcia was already the most important Avenue in Barcelona. This success was accompanied by the construction of the most fantastic and luxurious houses of that time. Since Casa Milà (La Pedrera) is one of the most important attractions in Barcelona and it has significant architectural importance and In 1984 it was declared Unesco Heritage, it was restored, and then in 1996 open to the public such as tourists in Barcelona.

Learn how Gaudi´s mind worked and how he made to invent new techniques to build these arches we see nowadays in Barcelona city. TER will talk about some of the major attractions in Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudi.

Casa Batlló is located in the most important Avenue in Barcelona city back in 1860: Passeig de Gràcia. Since it is an important attraction, not only for tourists in Barcelona but architecturally, in 2005 it was declared Unesco Heritage and it receives more than 1 million visitors every year.

The fantasy takes over and brings you a Hansel and Gretel picture experience. One of the last unfinished projects of the architect Antoni Gaudi is waiting for you on top of Barcelona city. One of Barcelona´s seesights by excellence.