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Espagne! Beautiful Espagne!
... why so many people were there to see it and why it was recommended to us as a must see. It really made the cathedral come alive. Just wow!
After managing to battle our way through the crowds back to the metros, Simon and I crashed like old people!!
On Monday we got up and grabbed the metro out to Güell's Park- the residential park that was a collaboration between Güell's and Gaudi but was never completed.. Infant they only ever completed 2 houses!! But the architecture ...
Andorra and Barcelona
... Thus the building is STILL a work in progress and Gaudi was only able to decorate the inside and one side of the building. While the other side has been finished close to his original plans. Apparently when it is finished it will be the highest building in Barcelona. As you can see from the photos of the side Gaudi decorated (the nativity scene) there is not a straight line on the building and it is literally dripping with detail….pretty cool stuff.
The ...
Barcelona: Getting Giddy on Gaudi
... pace of justice”.
It’s our last evening in Barcelona. We’ve just departed a ‘recommended’ tapas bar in the old city where the food was average, the wine even less so, both the waiter and bar manager were grumpy old men - and most patrons young and very loud Americans. Not a good note by which to part this cool city. We’re passing ‘La Rambla’ on the way to our hotel, so join the midnight ...
Day Four
... were beautiful so skilful and interesting he seems to use a lot of different techniques and then they all turned a bit blue and then to his abstract better know style. I personally preferred the earlier works. It was good to find out more about him. Also he was the first know artist to start using collage as a form of art. We decided to treat ourselves to some more pizza in the cheap pizza place the guy even recognised Alex this time! We still had quite ...
Gaudi...Gaudi....Gaudi
... KM stretch of this very busy and exciting pedestrian street you'll end up at the Columbus monument, the monument (1888) is placed at the site where Christoffel Columbus arrived in 1493 after his discovery of America the year before.
The statue contains a lift to take you to the top from where you'll get an excellent view of the Rambla - there's then a boardwalk extension to take you all the way to the beach and the Olympic site. At the end you'll find ...