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Placa Catalunya
Embark on your architectural journey in the lively Plaça de Catalunya. While not a designated stop, this central square sets the stage for the exploration of Barcelona's Modernist and Art Nouveau architecture.
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Pass by the Monument al Llibre, an integral part of your walk through Plaça de Catalunya. Although not a stop, its presence adds cultural and artistic flair to the starting point of your tour.
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As you stroll along Passeig de Gràcia, catch a glimpse of the Mandarin Oriental Barcelona. While not a designated stop, its location in the upscale district provides a glimpse into the contemporary luxury against the backdrop of historic architecture.
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Casa Lleo i Morera
Admire the external beauty of Casa Lleó Morera, a masterpiece by Lluis Domenech i Montaner. Though not a designated stop, its inclusion enriches your understanding of the Modernist movement in Barcelona.
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Casa Amatller
Pass by Casa Amatller, once the residence of chocolatier Antoni Amatller. While not a designated stop, its presence contributes to the architectural mosaic of Passeig de Gràcia.
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Casa Batllo
Gaze upon the iconic Casa Batlló, Antoni Gaudi's imaginative creation. While not a designated stop, its exterior showcases Gaudi's unparalleled fusion of nature, art, and aesthetics.
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Fundacio Antoni Tapies
Pass by the Fundació Antoni Tàpies, housed in a building designed by Lluis Domenech i Montaner. While not a designated stop, its cultural significance adds depth to your exploration of the Eixample district.
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Catch a glimpse of the Monument Hotel, a modern luxury establishment. While not a designated stop, its juxtaposition against historic architecture showcases the evolving face of Barcelona.
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Casa Mila - La Pedrera
Pass by La Pedrera-Casa Milà, one of Antoni Gaudi's masterpieces. Although not a designated stop, its unique facade and undulating forms provide a visual feast for those exploring Passeig de Gràcia.
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While navigating your tour, pass by Baluard Barceloneta, contributing to the urban tapestry of the city. While not a designated stop, its presence enhances your walk through the Eixample and Gracia districts.
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Casa de les Punxes
Admire the exterior of Casa de les Punxes, a striking example of Art Nouveau architecture. While not a designated stop, its inclusion adds to the rich tapestry of architectural styles in Barcelona.
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Stroll along Passeig de Sant Joan, a charming boulevard in Barcelona. While not a designated stop, this scenic route offers glimpses into the city's urban design and lifestyle.
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CaixaForum Macaya
Pass by Palau Macaya, a former palace transformed into a cultural center. While not a designated stop, its architectural significance contributes to the historical narrative of the Eixample and Gracia districts.
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As you explore the city, pass by the Jardins d’Agustí Centelles. Although not a designated stop, these gardens provide a serene backdrop, contributing to the ambiance of the tour.
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Placa de Gaudi
Pass by Plaça de Gaudí, an urban square with its unique charm. While not a designated stop, its inclusion offers a brief respite and showcases local life.
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La Sagrada Familia
Gaze upon the iconic La Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudi's magnum opus. While not a designated stop, its grandeur marks the culmination of your architectural exploration in Barcelona. Note that this tour does not include admission or tickets for entry. Admission tickets can be bought online from €26.
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Placa de la Sagrada Familia
End your tour in front of La Sagrada Familia at Plaça de la Sagrada Família. This final stop allows you to absorb the UNESCO World Heritage site's details, construction history, and plans for its completion in 2033, commemorating the 180th anniversary of the commission to Gaudi.
