The Arc is just as incredible as it looks in pictures. It anchors one of the busiest streets in the city and stands tall as a beacon of Barcelona’s magnificence.
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It's very unique but not much of a "wow"factor
I just happened to stumble across this when walking in the park. The park itself is very lovely, and it was very nice to see this too. It's not as huge as photos lead it to be, but nonetheless, it's s...
I've seen quite a few triumph arches in my travels, including that most famous one in Paris. This one is one of the most unique given it's gothic style and red brick. I like it a lot, its easily found...
Designed in the style of neo-mudéjar, but I saw India.
Spain could no longer boast of military victories in the XIX century, so this 30-meter triumphal arch was built by the architect José Vilaseca as the main entrance to the Barcelona world's fair in 188...
Barcelona’s Arc de Triumph was built by Josep Casanova as a welcome entrance to the 1888 World Expo, Spain’s first international exposition. Although the expo was attended by more than 400,000 people,...
Impressive structure and monument and an important landmark in barcelona. Close and central to a lot of tourist spots in barcelona and a nice place to go out for a walk.
The Arc de Triomf is a fake triumphal arch constructed in Barcelona, Spain for the 1888 Universal Exposition held in the city. The arch functions as the ceremonial entrance to the expo. It is constructed of red brick in the Moorish Revival style common to Spain. Both faces of the arch feature elaborate friezes welcoming visitors to the city. The Arc de Triomf should not be confused with the Arc de Triomphe, a larger and more famous triumphal arch in Paris, France.
The Arc is just as incredible as it looks in pictures. It anchors one of the busiest streets in the city and stands tall as a beacon of Barcelona’s magnificence.
Arc of Triomf is a famous monument/landmark in Barcelona, Spain, and it served as a gate to a world fair in the late 1800s. I'd recommend it for history buffs, families, and those that prefer sightseeing.
Am not really into history, but I was there to buy miniature from Goblin Treader my friend wanted me to buy as a souvenir. I don't know what makes it special, but yes people goibg there. I assume they understand history and/or architecture better than I do :)
Impressive landmark on the edge of the beautiful Born neighborhood. And a great place to people watch.
My fav area of the city. Really wonderful and spacious, head to park de la citadell and the to the beach