The expiatory church of the Sagrada Família is the most famous work of Antoni Gaudí and has become the undisputed symbol of Barcelona. Extravagant, ambitious and controversial, this modern cathedral, unique in the world, is under construction since 1882 and is expected to end on 2030.

Is one of the main Gaudí residential buildings and one of the most imaginative in the history of architecture, this building is more a sculpture than a building. The facade is an impressive, varied and harmonious mass of undulating stone with no straight lines where wrought iron is also present in the balconies imitating vegetal forms.

Built between 1905 and 1908 by architect Lluis Domenech i Montaner as the headquarters of the Orfeo Catala and paid for by public subscription, is a symbolic and sentimental heritage of a people who identify with its history. Also, Concert Hall, one of the most unique in the world for a hundred years has been the privileged scene of concert life, nationally and internationally, in the city of Barcelona.

Santa Creu's Cathedral undaunted observed over time in a city in constant motion and change. The Cathedral is also a reflection of the passing of generations and mixed architectural styles in a mainly Gothic character building to be visited on the inside to understand its splendor.

Park Güell (Güell Park in his original name) is a large garden with architectural elements situated on the top of the city of Barcelona. Intended as urbanization, was designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí, the greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism, commissioned by businessman Eusebi Güell. In 1984 Unesco included the Park Güell in the World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí. "

Meandering from the Plaça de Catalunya to the Columbus statue is an essential trip for visitors to the city: Las Ramblas in Barcelona. Perceive different sensations that stunned passers walk this walk, from the magic and excitement to the most original shows to the most romantic makeshift flower shops and markets of all kinds.