At the end of the 19th century, a new style of art and architecture was born in Barcelona: the Modernism (a variation of Art Nouveau style). This style became a mean of expression of the Catalan nationalism and had mainly three relevant names: Lluís Domènech i Montaner , Josep Puig i Cadafalch and, the most important, Antoni Gaudí…

The Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Família is the least conventional church in Europe and the epitome of Catalan modernist architecture. It’s the most important monument in Barcelona and a perfect example of Gaudí’s creativity and innovation. The original design of the Sagrada Familia was in the neo-Gothic style and was created by the architect Francisco de Paula…

Barcelona is one of the main cities in Spain (after Madrid) and the capital of Catalonia. It’s a city with distinct areas that tell the story of its development from medieval to modern times. Both the mountain (Montjuic) and the sea (Barcoleneta) play a crucial role in the city’s life. The 1992 Olympic Games were held in…