1. Alhambra Palace in Granada
The Alhambra Palace is one of the top Granada attractions, with exquisite fourteenth century architecture and fabulous gardens that are stunning.
2. Retiro Park in Madrid
Retiro Park is one of the famous Spain landmarks, and this large park includes a number of fascinating structures and attractions, as well as a lake that you can take a boat on.
Parc Guell, located in Barcelona Spain, is named after Count Eusebi Guell. The original idea for Parc Guell was to be a housing project, but was not successful and building ceased after only two homes were built. The location is now a large garden complex designed by famous architect Antoni Gaudi.
The following article breaks down the top ten reasons to visit:
1. Gaudi House Museum
The museum is named after famed architect Antoni Gaudi. He lived in the house for a short period before his death. He is known as “God’s Architect.”
Located in Barcelona, Spain the Gaudi House Museum is a favorite place for visitors and locals to visit. The museum is located in Parc Guell (also known as Parque Guell or Park Guell), which is one of Barcelona’s most visited places. Gaudi Park Guell is a garden complex with unique architectural elements designed by Antoni Gaudi himself.
Below is a list of some interesting facts about the Gaudi House Museum:
1. The house was named Torre Rosa by Gaudi. The name reflects his devoutness to the Catholic faith, which he spent a great deal of time devoting his life to studying.
