Nuestra Señora de La Mercè Basilica

It still retains an image of the city's patron saint, the Mercè Virgin.

Lonja de Zaragoza

The finest example of Aragonese Renaissance style.

Casa de l'Ardiaca House

Santa Àgata Chapel

Built in 1302, it has an exceptional altarpiece by Jaume Huguet (fifteenth century).

Church of San Pablo in Zaragoza

The most valuable testament of the Mudéjar style in Zaragoza

Carthusian Monastery of Aula Dei

In the La Cartuja church, visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful choir, but also works by Francisco de Goya.

Casa Batlló

One of the jewels of Art Nouveau, created when the Batlló family commissioned Gaudí to remodel an existing house. It was completely transformed, from the façade to the internal structure.

Casa de la Pia Almoina House

It has two different areas: one Gothic and the other Renaissance.

Tarragona city walls

Several sections and three towers of the old Roman walls are preserved.

Güell Palace

Gaudí was commissioned with the work of constructing the palace on a site measuring 18 x 12 metres with a dome, stained glass windows and stairs that create an optical illusion making the palace seem larger than it is.

Reial Major Palace

A group of buildings in the Gothic quarter of Barcelona.

Episcopal Palace (Barcelona)

It has an interesting interior courtyard with Romanesque arches and Gothic windows.

Albéniz Palace

Official residency to the Spanish monarchy during their visits to Barcelona.

Sant Jordi Palace

Designed by Arata Isozaki, it is the most significant building of the Barcelona of the Olympic Games.

Roman forum

Moja Palace

An eclectic building with both Gothic and Neoclassical elements. Designed by the architect Josep Mas towards the end of the 18th century.

La Llotja Palace

Gran Liceu Theatre

Barcelona Cathedral

It is built on the site of an early Christian basilica. Work began on the building during the Romanesque period, but it is mainly in the Gothic style.

Colegio de las Teresianas House

This work was not begun by Gaudí, he just finished it. Owing to the fact the nuns had very little money, it was built in brick but with the stamp of the great master.

Casa de Padellàs House (History Museum)

Casa Calvet House

Prize given to the best finished 19th century building.

Casa Milà "La Pedrera"

Casa Milà, a block of flats also known as "La Pedrera" (the Quarry), is Antoni Gaudí's most iconic secular building, both for its innovative construction and functionality, and for its aesthetic. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and also the architect’s final residential building. ...

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