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Visit the incredible Casa Batllo in Barcelona

This winter, I had the privilege of exploring Casa Batlló in Barcelona, and it left an indelible mark on my travel memories. The chilly air outside only heightened the warmth of the experience within those architecturally enchanting walls. Gazing at the intricacies of Gaudí's design while surrounded by the cozy, festive atmosphere of Barcelona in winter created a truly magical blend. From the captivating play of light on the mosaic tiles to the timeless elegance of each room, my visit to Casa Batlló was a winter journey filled with awe and appreciation for the artistry that defines this iconic landmark. Next year, I would love to visit budapest. #2024wish #spain #Barcelona #gaudi #historicallandmarks #barcelonatrip #casabatllo #wintertrip

Passing through Barcelona, sharing the street scenery of Barcelona | Spain.

Barcelona is located in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, adjacent to the Mediterranean Sea. It is the second largest city in Spain, the capital of the Catalonia Autonomous Community, and the capital of the province of Barcelona (belonging to the Catalonia Autonomous Community). The Catalan Autonomous Community Parliament, administrative agencies, and high court are all located here. The total area of the city is 101.9 square kilometers, and the population of the urban area was about 1.61 million in 2012. If including the surrounding areas, the population is 4 million, second only to the capital Madrid, and it is also one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Its main ethnic group is the Catalan people. [1] Barcelona became the capital of Catalonia and the Kingdom of Aragon in 1137, and in the early 15th century, Barcelona and its territories were incorporated into Spain. Barcelona is a port city in Catalonia, a world-renowned Mediterranean tourist destination and a famous historical and cultural city. It is also Spain's most important trade, industry, and financial center.

Be neighbors with Bartolo.

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.

Barcelona 🇪🇸 Spain

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

Barcelona 🇪🇸 Spain

Barcelona is one of the historical city in the world. There is lots of attractions for you to visit! For example, Casa Batlló, La Sagrada Familia , Park Güell and so on. Today, I have been La Sagrada Familia and the view is absolutely stunning. This church is the most iconic building of Antoni Gaudí's unique style and you will definitely like it! Now they are still building as the church isn’t finished yet. However, the view nowadays is already enough for you to feel the greatest art and works in this century . Let’s come along and visit Barcelona ! Restaurants recommendation: Cerveseria Catalana This restaurant I highly recommend as the food is delicious ! I have ordered cuttlefish black rice, octopus and shrimp. They are absolutely delicious! I like it very much and I definitely will come visit again. #barcelona #spain #travel #europe #tripcom #photography #food

The very artistic building

Casa Batlló is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the iconic building designed and created by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona, Spain. From time to time, it attracts numerous visitors to experience this modern and state of the art architecture from around the world. The inner design is magnificent. It used different types of materials such as iron, ceramic, wood, stained glass and stones. It created a very beautiful mosaic and colorful artistic look from inside to outside. This is truly a brilliant piece of art and it is worth visiting and seeing this marvel artwork in Barcelona, Spain. Don’t miss it, you are love art! This is the building of art which many architects are inspired by. #artshunting

Casa Batllo in Barcelona

Address📍:Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007, Barcelona, Spain Ticket price 🎫: standard price is €35 but children/students/elderly/other special groups can enjoy a discount Intro 📕: One of the masterpieces of famous Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. It is both cute and sophisticated at the same time and it’s located among high-end luxury shops in the heart of Barcelona Famous tourist spots nearby 👀: 🏠 Casa Mila - another famous and well-designed house of Gaudi - 7 minutes walk ⛪️ La Sangrada Familia - the most beautiful and grandest church I’ve seen and a local landmark - 23 minutes walk Experience 🤓: it will be a shame if someone visits Barcelona without going to one of the places designed by Gaudi. Not only can your eyes get a nice candy, but you also learn a lot about use of light, breaking traditions, use of bold colours and combinations…etc. absolutely worth it.#celebratewithtrip #barcelona #gaudi

beautiful house

#celebratewithtrip Casa Batlló is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that reflects Gaudí’s unmatched style and aesthetic. It was far less crowded than La Sagrada Familia and Park Guell and I was able view the rooms and architecture as long as I wanted without being overcrowded with tourists for the most part. The front of the building is very colorful and you instantly know that it’s a work of art by Antoni Gaudi. The locals refer to the building as Casa dels ossos meaning House of Bones, as it has a skeletal and organic quality to it. If you’re looking to visit some Gaudi sites in Barcelona, I highly recommend exploring Casa Batllo.

Barcelona’s Top 2 Gaudi must-sees

Antonio Gaudí spent most of his life in Barcelona, Spain, and the city boasts the largest concentration of his works in the world. My top 2 Gaudí buildings not to be missed are: 1. Sagrada Familia (located at Carrer de Mallorca, 401) 2. Casa Battló (located at Passeig de Gràcia, 43) Check out these amazing architecture and you won’t be disappointed! #fallingforfall #tripblazers

Casa Batllo Rooftop

#bucketlistreboot Casa Batllo is located at Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007, Barcelona. The nearest metro station is Passeig de Gracia that is serving L2, L3 and L4. Gaudi provided Casa Batllo with a surprising and exclusive roof terrace of 300 meter square, with wonderful view of Barcelona The terrace is also famed with four groups of chimmeys decorated with the trencadis mosaic technique and with the dragon facing the facade of Paseo de Gracia. Come here for a drink and relax with the great view of Barcelona.

The Private Room

#bucketlistreboot Casa Batllo is located at Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007, Barcelona. The nearest metro station is Passeig de Gracia that is serving L2, L3 and L4. Batllo's private residence reopened to the public after the pandemic with all the elegance of modernist furniture. A unique space located on the first floor of the building, including exclusively in Gold ticket only. Visitors should not give it a miss, since you are visiting the Casa Batllo already.

Antoni Gaudi Masterpiece

Antoni Gaudí was Barcelona's most famous architect, and he created three houses, one of which is Casa Batlló in 1877. Casa Batlló is considered one of Antoni Gaudi's masterpieces. It was remodeled of a previously built house, redesigned in 1904 by Gaudí, and refurbished several times. Located in the prime center of Barcelona, in the heart shopping district neighboring Dior, LV, Gucci, Rolex, and many more. The building had a basement, ground floor and four other floors with a garden in the back on the second floor. Dont miss the light show in the nighttime; it will transform the building into magical looks. Casa Batllo is open to the public for visits with a ticket fee, and you can purchase the ticket at the counter or buy it online. Dont worry if you dont understand Spanish language, during in-house tour, headset in several other laguages is available for free. Adress: Pg. de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona. #spain #barcelona #barcelonatravel #casabatllo

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.

Many people only know that Casa Batllo is Gaudi's famous work, but I didn’t know that this apartment is a building that Gaudi and Jorge Maria Jojore have renovated. The front design of the Casa Batllo is inspired by the story of St. George and the Dragon. On the roof of the apartment, the glazed corrugated tile, such as the back of the dragon, makes the cross on the dragon's ridge particularly dazzling. The appearance of the apartment facing the street is based on the bones of the victims. This fairy tale is a bit scary and weird. The main hall on the first floor is the most essential part of the whole house, and it is also the place where Casa Batllo lived. It is hard to imagine how avant-garde the Casa Batllo was a hundred years ago and he lived in such a strange house.

Barcelona Valentine's Day💌 Everywhere roses🇪🇸

#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.

Barcelona | Casa Batlló

Casa Batlló was built in 1877 and is one of Gaudí's most completed works in the Art Nouveau naturalistic style. This apartment is located in Barcelona, Spain, and has 6 floors. Gaudí once said, 'Art must originate from nature, for nature has already created the most unique and beautiful forms for us.' He believed that there are no straight lines in nature; straight lines belong to humans, while curves belong to God. It is recommended to take an audio guide upon entering, otherwise, it would be quite boring not to understand the story of the designer. Listening to the audio guide, you can feel that every inch of the building is full of vitality. The most distinctive feature of Gaudí's architecture is his rooftops. The roof of Casa Batlló is shaped like a dragon's spine. Although the dragon's head and tail are not visible, the dragon's scales, spine, and bones are clearly distinguishable. If you stand on the roof, you can see the dragon scales made of glazed ceramic tiles by Gaudí. The three masterpieces of Gaudí in Spain are completely unique, and each one is worth visiting and admiring.

The Voice of Spring 2024 is here! Join me in checking out Barcelona to the fullest!

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~

I want you to go inside and see it for yourself! Gaudi's work [Spain] Casa Batlló.

Casa Batlló is one of Gaudi's most popular works, and while it's an interesting building just to look at from the outside, many people end their visit with just an exterior view... However, I definitely recommend going inside to appreciate the building! That's because, as you can see from the photo, it's inside the building where you can truly feel the overwhelming beauty of Gaudi's architecture! There's also an audio guide in Japanese, so you can deepen your understanding of the work. It's always crowded, so it's a must to buy a timed-entry ticket in advance! It's really a recommended spot where every corner makes for a perfect picture.

Gaudí's Masterpiece Casa 🏰 Batlló Spain 🇪🇸

🇪🇸🏰 🏰 My visit to Casa Batlló in Spain was truly unforgettable! The iconic Gaudí-designed building offered a unique and enchanting experience. The interior was a masterpiece of design, with colorful tiles, organic shapes, and whimsical details. 🎨 Exploring the rooms was like stepping into a fairy tale. Each space was filled with surprises and beauty. The audio guide provided fascinating insights into the history and architecture of the house. 🏰🔍. One of the highlights was the rooftop terrace, offering stunning views of Barcelona. It was the perfect spot to admire the city skyline and take in the beauty of Gaudí's work. 🌆 I highly recommend Casa Batlló to anyone visiting Barcelona, it's a must-see attraction that will leave you in awe! #CasaBatlló #BarcelonaExperience 🇪🇸

Casa batello is a beautiful architecture in Barcelona

Global Autumn Chasing Project: Casa Batllo

Casa Batllo in Barcelona, Spain, was designed by the Spanish genius architect Gaudi in 1904. With its bizarre shape, it has become one of the classics in architectural design history and is also a representative building of the Catalan modernist style at the end of the 19th century. It is Gaudi's most complete new art naturalistic style building and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Protection Unit by UNESCO in 2005. It's worth mentioning that visitors can aim their portable devices at various parts of the empty room to get the original scene. The picture seen in the device is also dynamic. The same method is also presented in the artist's (Pure Land - Augmented Reality Version), which can bring the audience into the 3D painting in a more realistic form, the sixth photo. Without disturbing the original work, the audience is transitioning from simple visual viewing to interactive experience, and can further understand the original work. Indeed, it is inconvenient to go online when watching exhibitions abroad, and the note-taking function of Ctrip is a beneficial supplement for watching exhibitions.

Five-day tour guide in Spain, a must-visit country for winter travel

🇪🇸Five-day tour guide in Spain, a must-visit country for winter travel|||🇪🇸Day1 1⃣️Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona There is a milk tea shop nearby called 'here', the signature Dunhuang flavor is good 2⃣️Parc de la Ciutadella It's just behind the Arc de Triomphe 🚶(14 minutes by bus, 21 minutes on foot) 3⃣️Platja de la Barcelona🌄 🍜Rias de mino 🇪🇸Day2 2⃣️Pla de la Seu (🎫 7 euros) 3⃣️Kissing Wall (Gothic Quarter) 4⃣️La Rambla (Boqueria Market, dining) 5⃣️Catalonia Square, Catalonia Art Museum Museum Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (12💶) 🇪🇸Day3 1⃣️Casa Batllo 🎫: 10 euros (2hours) Free audio guide 2⃣️Casa Mila-La Pedrera 🎫: 25 euros (1.5hours) Free audio guide 🍜Sagradas Tapas (10💶/person) 3⃣️Sagrada Familia (3 o'clock) 🎫: 26 euros (1.5 hours) It is recommended to book in advance 🇪🇸Day4 1⃣️Park Guell 1⃣️ Catalonia Art Museum Museum Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (12💶) 2⃣️Picasso Museum 🇪🇸Day5 Tossa de mar town 🚌Take a bus for one hour Barcelona Nord—Tossa De Mar, there is a Shaxian snack near the bus station, buy bus tickets in advance (moventies/ tossa bus for tickets) 🎫 Round trip 25💶 Museu Municipal Check-in point

Exploring downtown Barcelona

#wheretogo Exploring downtown Barcelona on foot, particularly focusing on the magnificent Gaudí buildings, was a truly enriching and visually captivating experience. Antoni Gaudí's influence on the city's architecture is unmistakable, and it's a journey through time and creativity. Walking through the streets of Barcelona, you're immediately struck by the distinctive and imaginative designs of Gaudí's buildings. The organic and whimsical forms, intricate details, and vibrant use of colors make each structure a work of art. Every building tells a story of creativity and architectural innovation. What's remarkable is the seamless integration of Gaudí's creations into the fabric of the city. You can be strolling down a typical Barcelona street, and suddenly, you encounter one of his masterpieces. It's as if the entire city is a canvas, and Gaudí's designs are the brushstrokes that add an element of magic to the urban city. Exploring downtown Barcelona on foot to admire Gaudí's work is a journey through the soul of the city. It's a vibrant blend of history, art, and architecture that offers an appreciation for the visionary genius of Antoni Gaudí. The experience is an architectural and artistic pilgrimage, and it leaves a lasting impression on anyone fortunate enough to undertake it.

UNESCO Casa Batlló, Barcelona 🇪🇸

#wheretogo When visiting Barcelona, Spain, a must-visit is the Casa Batlló, which is located in the city center and is absolutely worth queuing up for! A spectacular showcase of Gaudi’s work, Casa Batlló is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an icon in Barcelona. A visit to this museum is an awe-inspiring experience in itself. It really is magical - make sure you don't skip it when you visit Barcelona! My rating of this attraction: 5 ⭐️ out of 5!

Life 100 years ago can get this comfortable

Casa Batlo is the top 2 visit place in Barcelona according to tripadvisor. Both day and night visits are equally interesting.I like the artificial intelligence guide that can help you imagine visibly how life 100 years ago be like for the most well known architect in Spain Gaudi. The ticket price is quite high but if you have never been to Gaudi's works before, I highly recommend.

Casa Batllo- Envy with life 100 years ago

Casa Batllo- is one of the mustgo when you are in Barcelona. The architect, the design and ambience of Gaudi's house will make you jealous about the life 100 years ago that was made comfortable and enjoyable, same or even better than most houses we live in now. Gaudi is such a great architect that you will fall in love with his works, such as casa Batllo-, sagrada familia, la pedrera etc.A must go.

CasaBatllo Barcelona -good but not great

This is one masterpieces of Gaudi, a very famous architect in Spain and in the world.Highly recommended if you have not been to any of his works before. The entrance ticket prices are expensive though.But it is a nice experience with AI audio and video guide. The night view there is also very nice.It is quite near provencal train station and near the la pedrera too.

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Masterpiece Work

#bucketlistreboot Casa Batllo is located at Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007, Barcelona. The nearest Merto Station is Passeig de Gracia being served by L2, L3 and L4. It is one of the masterpieces by Antoni Gaudi, which was completed and refurbished in 1906. Experience the architectural splendour on the heart of Passeig de Gracia surrounded by unforgettable era. The Virtual Reality Tablet makes you dive into the magic of Gaudi with an epic story in 15 languages. Gaudi was a master of conjuring up scenes of all enveloping nature. A magnificent descent to the house basement design by Japanese architect. The Casa Batllo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features Gaudi finest design and modernism you should not miss.