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    • ViajanteCamino de Santiago
      1
      Dia 3

      Barcelona day 2

      7 de setembro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

      One more day of exploring Barcelona. We went to Sagrada Familia, a Catholic Church built by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. It is the largest unfinished Catholic Church in the world. Ground breaking was in 1882, expected completion date is 2026. We also went up Montjuic which is apparently the birthplace of Barcelona. We had sweeping views of the Mediterranean and the city of Barcelona. And of course we enjoyed our drinks and tapas. Tomorrow we are making are way to St Jean Pied de Port, France where will will spend the night then begin our Camino on Saturday.Leia mais

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    • Spain 2023
      111
      Dia 5

      Casa Batlló

      8 de julho de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 25 °C

      Casa Batlló is one of the most interesting, beautiful, and creative places of the trip so far. It was a great way to start our Gaudi's day. The exhibition was a mix of 2 digital experiences and an audioguide with AR complement using a tablet. The guide helped us understand the story and design elements of the house in a playful way (e.g., pointing the tablet to a window in the main hall would show a turtle to highlight the inspiration behind it). The tablet also allowed us to visualize how the different rooms looked like when the house was originally built and inhabited by the Batlló family and few residents.

      Each room was unique, and we could also experience some of the furniture designed by Gaudi for the house. Is a playful and gorgeous piece of architecture inspired by the sea, salamanders, rain, plants, and many other natural elements. It is a really unique experience, and there may be nothing else like it in the world.

      We got some orange juice and a coffee on the top of the building, and then we finished our tour and headed out to see other modernist buildings on the same block. Finally, we took a bus to Park Guell, where Gaudi created a unique public space while exploring how to alter known shapes and structures (like aqueducts and gardens) in unique ways.      Leia mais

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    • Sellers Round-the-World Trip
      Dia 147

      Gaudi and Pickpockets in Barcelona

      25 de maio de 2023, Espanha ⋅ 🌧 63 °F

      Oh Barcelona- last time I was here was in 1996. I have such amazing memories being here, visiting with my mom, for a few days. We walked everywhere, had delicious tapas, and had so much fun!

      This has been different - we’re so tired and ready to go home. That said, Barcelona is an amazing city.

      Some of the positives of Barcelona:

      - seeing everything Gaudi like Sagrada Familia and his house. His architecture - well…I can’t even put it into words - you just have to experience his art and think about his mind worked.

      - watching a swing band at the roof of Casa Batllò with the girls at night.

      - tapas to me were a huge treat; girls not huge on Iberian ham and seafood. I enjoyed it all!

      Main negative:
      I got pickpocketed the first time I let down my guard this entire trip! Someone stole my phone while at a very busy store - I didn’t even know until a security guard told me he saw a couple follow me in the store on security cameras and the woman took the phone and passed it off to the man. They got arrested and I got my phone back - hallelujah!

      Humbling experience to have travelled around the world and 2 days before I come home to get pickpocketed…hey! That’s part of the experience though right??

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      We leave in the AM and will be traveling for about 24 hours to get back home. We can’t wait. This has been an adventure of a lifetime…and more than anything I’m so grateful that both Brian and I got to spend so much time with our girls. They are such special human beings and I know that we won’t get this opportunity probably ever again to spend this much time with them. They’re growing up so quickly and it’s been beautiful to watch!

      I hope that these experience will continue to shift and shape their uniqueness in this world; I hope they see that life goes on whether we like it or not; that there are always different ways to look at life, people, cultures, foods, love, and even a landscape. The world can be raw, beautiful, unique, harsh, and comforting all at the same time. It’s kind of how I feel about Gaudi’s work.

      We just need to continue to shift our perspective a bit, realize we will always be learning, and we have to be open to continuing to grow as human beings.

      This is my last post from the Sellers Family Round-The-World trip! Sellers girls out ❤️ we can’t wait to be home with Brian and the doggies.      Leia mais

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    • Barcelona - Südfrankreich
      Dia 5

      Casa Batló

      Ontem, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 17 °C

      Das Casa Batló ist eines der Meisterwerke von Gaudi. Man kann diese Eindrücke gar nicht in Worte fassen. Darum sollen einfach nur die Bilder sprechen. Abschließend waren wir noch ganz toll Tapas essen.Leia mais

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    • ViajanteSabbatical
      Dia 71

      Casa Battlo

      11 de abril, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C

      Ich habe für 11.45 Uhr für stolze 33 € ein Ticket für Casa Battlo erstanden und stehe trotzdem in der Schlange... Aber dann bin ich doch schnell drin. Ich habe etwas Respekt davor, wie voll es drinnen sein wird - und stellenweise ist es auch ein ganz schönes Geschiebe! Umso stolzer bin ich auf die Fotos ohne Leute, die auch Teile des Bodens und der Wände zeigen 😂. Der Audioguide ist eher überflüssig - er beschreibt fast ausschließlich in kitschige Art, was man sehen kann. Die lassen teilweise tatsächlich das Haus selbst sprechen 😂.
      Und es gibt tatsächlich noch Bereiche, die für die VIP-Touris mit dem Gold-Ticket reserviert sind. Wieviel das Foto auf den Balkon kosten würde, frage ich gar nicht erst 😉.
      Auf der Dachterrasse überrascht mich eine Bar, die aber leider keinen Kaffee anbietet. Wo ich meinen inbegriffenen Cava herbekomme, wissen sie auch nicht. Naja, dafür ist es mir eh noch zu früh. Stattdessen gönne ich mir danach in einer Fußgängerzone im Sonnenschein das Mittagsmenü mit Pilzkroketten, Paella, Getränk und Kaffee.      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteEurope 2022
      Dia 10

      Casa Batllo - Goudi Part 1

      14 de agosto de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C

      Today we started the morning at the Casa Batllo. AMAZING. This structure was built and designed by Goudi. The premise of Goudi's work revolved around nature and everything flowing. So nothing was really symmetrical and everything flowed. The outside and inside of the building was lined with glass that was recycled from other purposes (zoom into the picture from the outside...you'll be surprised! Goudi was also the first of his time to reuse material). This building had two stairwells in the inside which made me think of the sea because of how blue they were and the flow upwards. All of the windows allowed for natural lighting and airflow. To add, even the doors shape was asymmetrical around the edges and the stairwell railing was like a spine of a creature. Finally, the ceilings were never just ceilings they would have some sort of design and much were decorated with gold leaflets. So many fine details and truly spectacular!Leia mais

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    • ViajanteBarcelona
      Dia 4

      Gaudí #2

      10 de outubro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C

      Casa Batlló war ganz in der Nähe aber die Menge an Besuchern und die Eintrittspreise hielten mich davon ab, es von innen zu besichtigen. Irgendwann will ich das aber nachholen.
      Casa Amatller und Casa Lleó Morera sind gleich daneben und stammen von zwei anderen ArchitektenLeia mais

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    • konqrunnerMallorca nach Kreta
      Dia 2

      Ein Abend in der Metropole

      14 de setembro de 2019, Espanha ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

      Der Unterschied zu unserem Vormittag mit Aquarium und gotischem Viertel könnte größer nicht sein: Am Abend nimmt uns William mit auf einen Spaziergang durch „sein“ Barcelona.

      Unsere Tour führt uns natürlich zu den drei vielleicht wichtigsten Bauwerke von Antoni Gaudí: dem „Gaudí-Haus“ Casa Batlló, dem Pedrera und natürlich zur Sagrada Família – dem unvollendeten, monumentalen Hauptwerk Gaudís, das Viele (fälschlicherweise) für die offizielle Kathedrale von Barcelona halten. Doch die steht ja im Gotischen Viertel, wie wir am Vormittag erfahren haben.

      Schließlich lassen wir den Abend gemütlich bei einem Glas Sekt an der Rooftop-Bar des Gran Hotel Havana ausklingen, nachdem wir zuvor Le Onde von Ludovico Einaudi gelauscht haben, die ein Hotelgast spontan auf dem Flügel in der Lobby interpretiert hat. Ein perfekter Abschluss für einen lauen Sommerabend!

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      La Pedrera: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casa_Milà

      Casa Batlló: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casa_Batlló

      La Sagrada Família: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagrada_Família

      Gran Hotel Havana: https://www.granhotelhavana.com/de/      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteTMB, France & Spain
      Dia 22

      Tabalada Infernal La Rambla Sat 23 Sep

      23 de setembro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C

      We were back on La Rambla around 6.30pm. The children’s festival event Tabalada Infernal (fire and drumming) had started. We took pictures of the other 2 houses designed by renowned architects near Casa Batllo before photographing the parade. Later we had Tapas in a restaurant opposite the Gran Teatre del Liceau (opera house) around 8pm with Ice cream purchased on the way back to 9 Placa de Les Ollies, El Born. We arrivedback at the accomodation just before 9pm.Leia mais

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    • ViajanteTMB, France & Spain
      Dia 22

      Casa Batllo Eixample Barcelona Sat 23Sep

      23 de setembro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C

      We entered the Casa Batllo located on La Rambla in Eixample at 5pm. In 1903 it was purchased by Mr Josep Batlló y Casanovas, a textile industrialist who owned several factories in Barcelona. Mr Josep Batlló granted full creative freedom to Antoni Gaud and the building was fully reformed between 1904 and 1906. The architect completely changed the façade, redistributing the internal partitioning, expanding the lightwell and converting the inside into a true work of art. Besides its artistic value, the building is also extremely functional, much more characteristic of modern times than of the past.Leia mais

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