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  • Lara KnightBarcelonaTraveler
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    • Day 5
    • Sunday, September 14, 2025 at 9:30 AM
    • ☁️ 22 °C
    • Altitude: 140 m
    • SpainBarcelona41°24’50” N  2°9’10” E
    Always inviting views of natureStunning rocks like stalactitesGaudi's houseHe lives his odd looking chimneys!Boulders representing catholic rosary beadsGuell's palatial home, now an elementary schoolStunning structures all over the parkThe back of the central square seats, decorated with mosaics & holes to allow water to drainA lady sculpted into one of the pillarsReally unique structuresGaudi also loved iron work tooThis is underneath the central square, pillars with tubes inside to drain water from aboveSpot the cups and saucers!Beautiful mosaics in the ceiling, summer dances are held here2The famous salamander sculpture - getting busy now...Twisted columnsBack of one of the seats - pretty 😍Iron gates to look like butterfly wingsOne of the houses built for staffWalking underneath the central areaSo pretty, loads of green parrots on the treesStunning location

    Park Guell

    September 14 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C

    Got a taxi to Park Guell, it’s at the top of a very long hill & after several messages from our tour guide about going to the wrong meeting place we took the safe option!
    Another Gaudi design, originally envisioned as a luxury residential estate for families, with homes built for Gaudi & his patron Eusobi Guell, the concierge & gardener, only one plot actually sold out of a total of 60 available. Eventually Guell had to sell the park, but only the council were interested in buying it. The whole park bar one house is now council owned. Locals can use it for free.
    A beautiful unique place, we loved it.
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    Simon Meredith

    TravelerBrings back memories. Very strange architecture, almost like a cartoon version.

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    Lara Knight

    TravelerYes! Fantastic place we loved it.

    21hReply
    Richard Neale

    TravelerThe famous salamander sculpture - getting busy now...We've got a salamander mug from when we were there 😊

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    Lara Knight

    Traveler🙌🙌

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