Barri de GràciaPasseig de Gràcia

In Salamanca, Madrid, the famous shops are scattered, there is relatively concentrated. The British Palace sells several luxury goods, the brand is not as many. Shopping village, not complete.

Full of a variety of harmonious and lovely little squares, small fresh independent shops and a variety of small restaurants with different characteristics. Very cozy!

The photos are not all right. One of the most famous shopping streets in Barcelona, there is no one. Almost every woman will visit here and have a cramp. The pockets are at the bottom. Hermes, Chanel and lv stores are also restricted. Chanel's service attitude is very good. Friends bought a fat man. I bought a small card bag, upstairs and downstairs looked at twice, very warm hospitality.

❤️ Barcelona, Passeig de Gr àcia Gracia Avenue, is the pride of the Barcelona people. 🌟 Count the "Masters of the Strange" Architectural Arts: Figure 1⃣️-2⃣️: Casa Batlló, Casa Batlló, is a story in itself. 👸 A beautiful princess is trapped in a castle by a dragon. The hero St. George fights the dragon to save the princess. He stabs the dragon with his sword. The blood of the dragon turns into a bright red rose. St. George presents the flower to the princess. Gaudi's inspiration comes from this story. The "Casa Batllo" roof arches, colored mosaic tiles, wavy glass ceramic pieces, the back of a dragon, the fishbone-like balcony and the colored flying dragons hovering over the roof, the cross chimneys representing heroes, all of which are uniquely conceived and added a myth to the design Color. Fig. 3 ⃣️-6⃣️: House of Mira, Alien Rooftops and Art Cafe. 👽 At that time, the rich Mr. Mira (Pere Milà) appreciated Gaudi's Batllo House, the last private house Gaudi designed. The House of Mira has become a cultural and artistic center, with a floor dedicated to exhibition halls and audio-visual rooms, and a suite that reproduces modernist furnishings. The attic and roof terrace are the "Gaudi Space" exhibition hall, which shows the master's ingenious design, most worth seeing. The chimneys of the alien soldiers on the roof are fantastic. ☕️ I am tired. I especially recommend the art Café on the second floor of the Mira House, have a simple Western meal and a cup of espresso. Figure 7 ⃣️-🔟: Barcelona's famous discordant neighborhood (Illadela Discrdia), this short road, a collection of three buildings of different styles designed by three masters, namely the dreamy "Casa Batllo", the demure "Casa Amatier (Casa Amatller)" and the soft and beautiful "Casa Lleó Morera". 🦁️ I like the pink lion and mulberry family very much. Unlike other buildings, it is not named after its owner but named after the lion and mulberry tree in the decorative design. The exterior is not as stunning as other famous buildings, but the ancient wooden carving elevator inside, the ubiquitous flower decoration patterns, the use of colors to show the life of the building, I wonder, architects have a maiden heart? 💗Figure 1⃣️1⃣️: The Fundació Antoni Tàpies exhibits the most important Catalan artists. Over the facade of the building is the famous barbed wire sculpture of the "cloud and chair". 🌹 Pg. Gracia is a stunningly beautiful avenue, where you will forget the passing of time.

Gracea Avenue starts at Catalunya Square and ends at Gracea Park, with a total length of 1.5 meters, but it is a short distance from the middle of Enze Avenue where architectural heritage, exhibitions, high-end hotels and food, and luxury shops suitable for shopping.

Gracia was a lovely respite from crowds and tourists the beautiful tree lined streets, walkways and local shops are incredibly charming. We also loved all the little nooks and plazas we found wandering around. In particular I found the street called Verdi really enchanting. It's treelined and full of little shops. This is a perfect area to walk around and get lost in in Barcelona.

The neighborhood of Barcelona that most tourists never see. Authentic culture and amazing local foods abound. More than worth your time to explore!

At only 8 minutes by metro the another traditional neighborhood of the city, with it charming squares and a lot alternative of good restaurants and bars. The life is quieter, however not specially in some square like Plaza del Sol and over all it`s festival of middle of August with the mayority of the streets full of funny sculptures and a great party the last day.

My neighbourhood! I love the village-like area out of the squared layout of the areas around it. I like its narrow streets and alleys with secret local taberns, the lively squares with people enjoying a drink outside all year long. The original shops in Calle Verdi, the indie cinema, the international restaurants...

This was a great neighbourhood to stay in in Barcelona. Good transportation, nice clean streets and we felt safe all the time,