The city of Barcelona is characterized by the unusual, unique, and undeniably radical creations of Antoni Gaudi. The Catalonian architect was the best known practitioner of Modernisme, Catalan’s Art Nouveau movement. Some of the hallmark qualities of Gaudi’s highly imaginative and one-of-a-kind style include the use of stone and iron materials, ceramic and stained glass […]
Gazing at Gaudi’s Masterpieces in Barcelona
by Elizabeth Rosalyn The on June 13, 2018 in Arts, Photography, Travel
Spain: Sun! Tapas! Summer Wine!
by Andrea Lozano on August 26, 2014 in Arts, Photography, Travel
I took a little trip around Europe with my family this past July to visit my sister who’s studying in Switzerland. We decided to start in Madrid and then go by train to Barcelona, then Paris and then Geneva. Spain is wonderful, lots of history, great beaches and amazing food. I went on my own back in 2012 and it was great coming back with my family this year.
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