This is Casa Milà, a main tourist attraction in Barcelona. The building, located in the luxury Eixemple District, is considered one of the best examples of Antoni Gaudi's work. Antoni Gaudi is of course, the Father of the Modernisme movement in Spain.Sunday, March 8, 2009
Postcard from Barcelona: Casa Milà
This is Casa Milà, a main tourist attraction in Barcelona. The building, located in the luxury Eixemple District, is considered one of the best examples of Antoni Gaudi's work. Antoni Gaudi is of course, the Father of the Modernisme movement in Spain.
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Great shot, glad your ATM issue is resolved. Have a nice stay in Barcelona and welcome back in Europe!
Wow. Fantastic architecture — it looks almost organic!
Enjoy your vacation, Ming!
I love the softened edge feeling that the building has to it. You must be having the time of your life... I'm glad for you!
What on earth? A bit wordless on this one, still trying to figure out exactly what I'm looking at!
Icnredible building!!
Enjoy Bcn!
Thank you for sharing your time in Barcelona...look forward to more pictures.
What an amazing blue sky! you lucky man, I guess weather is nice today in BCN as in Madrid! Enjoy your trip!
I have always wanted to photograph this. Well done it's awesome your lucky boy.
Very interesting looking building. The curves give it a soft effect. Have a great time in Spain!
i clicked to see the HQ... the details are incredible.
looking forward to more photos!!
Oh, I hope you get photos of Parc Guell...or at least that you get to go there. I want to hear your impressions of it. I have a friend who was there recently...
I love it!!! near there are a shop called Vinçon where you must go in, and visit the second floor of the shop, it was a old family house and you could have a very good decorative show and a good view of Paseo de Gracia!
Take a look!
Ann
It's weird, I'm not sure about it Ming. Kind of funky but I'm thinking ugly. What do I know! Hope you are having a great time my friend!
V
the 1st thing that came to mind is it looks a bit like a hobbit's house except it's not inside the ground ..haha..
Absolutely stunning!
Absolutely stunning!
so morbid, i love it.
so morbid, i love it.
Inevitable, La Pedrera!! Never thought it could be seen as morbib, but...
I've seen many, many photos of this famous building, but none quite like yours!
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