Gaudi House Museum (Casa Museu Gaudi) Barcelona

C. Olot, Guell Park Barcelona , Catalonia, Spain and Canary Islands - Phone: 93 284-6446

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  • Casa Museu Gaudi

    5

    travelers.r.us 1 contribution United States Dec 26, 2009

    Not to be missed...this is what you go to Barcelona to see!

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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    Day 5: Parc Guell and Barceloneta

    On our last day in Barcelona we visited Parc Guell, the most amazing, magical and inspired place I've ever been to! First of all, the view of the city from up there is breathtaking. Secondly, everything in Parc Guell is art, the steps, the halls, the buildings etc. We visited the famous dragon fountain, the great place, the colonnade and wondered …

  • 2

    If shoes could talk mine would say take the metro

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    March 8th:


    1) Leave Valencia for Barcelona….nothing crazy


    2) Get into our sauna of a room in Barcelona, air conditioning apparently is broken so Bridge and I lost 5 lbs just chilling (or frying) in our room… This made judging the outside temp a little difficult, but …

  • 3

    Ola beautiful Barcelona

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    So very glad to be here the flights were taxing, we are all in need of showers and rest but a little problem its 7.30 am and can't check in til 10am so we get a cab to Borne in Barcelona 48 euro later and we get dropped of at the end of a lane the taxi driver doe'snt speak english he just points and waves us in that direction so out we get with all …

  • 4

    The European Tour Continues

    One of the things I was most excited about when planning the European part of my trip was purchasing a Eurorail pass and traveling by train. My first journey was from Amsterdam to Barcelona, where I was meeting my friend Ashley. The first leg of the trip took me from Amsterdam to Paris on the fancy, newish high speed train, this journey took three …

  • 5

    Gaudi...Gaudi....Gaudi

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    You gotta love this guy.

    Gaudi is one architect who definitely left his mark.

    He was born in Reus in 1852, one of 5 children and both his parents came from families of metalsmiths. Gaudi was the youngest and suffered rheumatism from early childhood so was unable to play with other children. He had to ride a donkey to get around …

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    ... must have 48 hours days, because there is no possible way it will be finished.  The ticket we bought included the Gaudi House Museum, which we thought was the famous Gaudi Apartments.  We were wrong, but we still got to see the ...

  • 2

    First days in Barcelona

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    ... pictures that I have attached speak for themselves. After walking around the park we headed back closer to town to see Gaudi house museum. This house apparently has been under construction for over 100 year and still is not finished. You can see it in ...