Antoni Gaudí’s ornate structure standing proudly on Passeig de Grácia stops traffic. When I first saw it I had no idea what we’d found but quickly discovered Gaudi’s historical building in the Barcelona travel guide I constantly referenced. Sadly we were unable to tour inside but enjoyed the unique architecture from the street. Look closely at the balcony doors and the bone-like terraces attached. I still am mesmorized by the colorful and creative architecture of this building.
My response to Norm 2.0’s Thursday Doors.
Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
wonderful photos, made me want to go there. Pinning them!
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I remember seeing the Gaudi stuff in Barcelona; quite an imagination to create his designs (almost like Dr. Suess).
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Great comparison!
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I’d never heard of him or seen his work until a fellow blogger shared some photos a few years ago. As your photos show, amazing stuff. Wonder what he was smoking?!! 🙂
janet
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Something colorful!
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Fabulous buildings.
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This building is a WOW. It’s as simple as that!!
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Beautiful photographs and I love the balconies. They make me curious about the rooms behind them :o)
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Me too…kicking myself!!!!
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Such beautiful ornate architecture and my-oh-my those balconies 🙂
Thanks for sharing these.
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FIELD TRIP?
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The building is wonderful, and the doors match perfectly. But, it is the balcony that absolutely amazes me. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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I cannot even imagine what lies inside…so sorry I did not plan to tour prior to arriving in Barcelona. Will do so next time, if there is a next time. We did tour his Sagrada Família and WOW. A very different cathedral.
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Stunning photos! I would like to see these someday.
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The colors are fabulous!!! I hope you get to see his work. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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