Casa Batlló

This apartment building, another of Antoni Gaud's most picturesque designs, was renovated at the turn of the 20th century rather than being built from the ground up. You won't need to have been to Barcelona to recognize the structure's roof, whose tiles resemble a large dragon's scales. Like all of his creations, Casa Batlló's interior and exterior have a sinuous quality with few straight lines and exquisite attention to detail. Consider the noble floor's mushroom-shaped fireplace, which was created as a cozy grotto for couples to warm up in the cold.

On Passeig de Gràcia in the heart of the city, one of two Gaud wonders that were first constructed to hold apartments. You can savor the vibrant hues, wave-like construction, eye-catching balconies, stunning rooftop, and fantastic augmented reality tour. If you enjoy live music, purchase your tickets for a Magic Nights performance. If you are unable to attend one of these events, keep in mind other noteworthy occasions, such as April 23 for Saint George's Day, when Casa Batlló always dons a festive outfit.