And so to the last of my Gaudi buildings. You had a peep inside Casa Milá (La Pedrera) on Silent Sunday yesterday, but it is the Warrior Rooftop which is truly spectacular. Scroll down the above link to catch a glimpse of the Butterfly and Flower Courtyards, and of the Gaudi exhibition in the attic. You might recognise the photo below, which would make a good brown for Jude’s Colours. I’m not sure about the warriors- a sort of beigey-brown? You can find a full history of the building in the La Pedrera section of the link. And an open top bus is a great way to see Barcelona.
Upended 
Casa Milá 
Casa Battlo
restlessjo 
We like doing those open top bus tours in new cities. They’re a great way of getting to know what you want to go and see.
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And it gives your poor feet a rest 🙂 🙂
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I had to Google it to make sure I really see the Moroccan influence in that architecture in the first shot. Gorgeous! Loved your interview on Marsha’s blog!
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Thanks a lot, Terri 🙂 🙂 I seem to be gadding about a lot at present. But only in Blogland!
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I loved the tour bus!
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I’ll remember that tip about an open top bus when I visit Barcelona someday!
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It gave us a good idea of the layout of the city, Kelly, and you could hop on/off wherever it suited. 🙂 🙂
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This series has been wonderful as you transported me back to one of my favorite cities – the home of Gaudi’s creations. Thank you!
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More Barcelona to come, Frank. No keeping a good woman down! But I’m glad you’re enjoying the trip 🙂 🙂 Thanks a lot!
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I’ve certainly enjoyed this series, Jo. Looking forward to whatever you move to next. 🙂
janet
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Just around the corner, Janet! Staying with skware Barcelona 🙂 🙂 Thanks, hon!
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Whatever the colors, I’m always happy to see a Gaudi building, and I still hope to see one in person someday.
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I hope you do, Lynn. They are a sight like no other. 🙂 🙂
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Loved your Gaudi tour, Jo. Terrific images. A highlight of our Barcelona trip.
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Thanks so much, Jane! It’s a great city 🙂 🙂
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What a treat I’ve had with your links. I am ashamed to say I had no idea of how much Gaudi had done in Barcelona, I’ve wandered through, looked at the main things and then, I imagine, spent a lot of time sitting at cafes and strolling down the Ramblas enjoying the sunshine. I must admit I’m not great at going into buildings, and that includes churches, as I want to be outside all the time, but I love the outside of most places and the feel of the streets. I’m glad you were there to get all these pictures for me to enjoy at my leisure!
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I think I still have some outdoors scenes for you, Mari 🙂 🙂 I, too, like strolling in the sunshine. Thanks for always being lovely company.
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The architecture is amazing!
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He was a special kind of guy 🙂 🙂
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