Barcelona Escorts
Escorts in Barcelona
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Escorts available to travel to Barcelona
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Barcelona Landmarks
- Barcelona has many beautiful landmarks, but most famous amongst them has to be the Sagrada Família Church, with its dominating turrets jutting into the skyline. This archetypical symbol of Barcelona truly is a sight to behold. The famous Modernista design that Barcelona is renowned for is visible here in all its glory, with the bulging towers and expressionist symbolism. This style is a variant on art nouveau and typifies many of the buildings that can be seen in the city. The extravagant design and bright colours of the church are like nothing you will have ever seen used in architecture before. One of the most unusual and interesting features of this structure is that its construction is still ongoing more than a hundred years after it began. This is just one of many buildings you can see in a similar vein, and the tourist office has actually designed a set route, La Ruta del Modernisme, that allows you to take in fifty examples of this architecture, such as the outrageous Casa Batlló, with its phenomenal curved contours. Within the Ruta del Modernisme is the Quadrat d’Or (Golden Square), which centres around the Passeig de Gràcia, and is so called due to the large amount of fabulous Modernista buildings contained in the area. One such building is the Casa Milà, known as La Pedrera (the Stone Quarry) due to its stone rippled walls. This apartment block is Gaudí’s most daring piece of architecture and includes a phenomenal rooftop that visitors are able to access, which abounds with vents and chimneys in the form of abstract sculptures.
Another must-see sight is the beautiful gothic Barcelona cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Eulàlia, and its integral Romanesque chapel, La Capella de Santa Llúcia. The construction of this building actually began in 1298, but was not completed until over 600 years later! The cathedral’s ornate cloisters, twin octagonal bell towers, and underground crypt are particular highlights, as well as the spectacular vaulted nave. Although not as famous as its Modernista style partner the Sagrada Família, Santa Eulàlia is actually the only cathedral in Barcelona, and is just as spectacular in its own more understated way.
The vicinity of Montjuïc also has many spectacular architectural features, such as the imposing Castell de Montjuïc, built to defend the city in 1640, and the breathtaking Font Màgica that stands on the grandiose Plaça d’Espanya, which leads up to the area. Also in Montjuïc is the fascinating Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village), on Avinguda del Marquès de Comillas, which was built for the 1929 National Exhibition but has maintained its popularity to this day. The village is made up of 116 houses which were built using styles from many different regions of Spain. The village provides a fascinating insight into the diversity of Spanish architectural styles and their skill in design. The area is also used today by resident artisans displaying their craftsmanship, and visitors are able to view a wide range of local products here such as hand blown glass and ceramics.
To sample a unique Barcelonian atmosphere, head to La Rambla, Spain’s most well-known street, for a thoroughly lively and memorable experience. La Rambla is a beautiful tree-lined avenue, alive with the melee of bird stalls, tarot readers, mime artists and magicians, along with the bustling cafes and shops which also line the street. This grand boulevard sweeps through the centre of the city for nearly a mile, and is so long its five sections actually change name as the street progresses. A visit to this amazing boulevard anytime of the day is sure to be a stimulating experience; however the street most comes into its own at night when the lively evening revellers join the already bustling throngs.
If you are looking for a peaceful break from the flurry of activity in the city, then an excursion to the beautiful Park Güell, one of Gaudí’s most magnificent constructions, is a spectacular experience. This extravagant hilltop park is a truly astounding piece of design, and also the creator’s most colourful. The park is replete with mosaic organic forms, such as colourful frogs and dragons, and beautiful pavilions and glass structures. This breathtaking park is a true testament to Gaudí’s design genius.
