Casa Amatller

Amateyer's house is close to Bartleau's house. It is one of the most famous buildings in the disharmonious neighborhood. The open white house uses color mosaics in the decoration of its doors. Its appearance is as beautiful as a palace, especially the design of its windows is very classical.

Amartye's house is just beside Bartjo's house. The iconic triangular roof reveals the owner's chocolate dealer's identity. The appearance of Amartye's house is relatively low-key, but the complicated window decoration is also eye-catching. Open visit at the whole point, like the building is absolutely worth buying tickets to look inside, different designers have different styles, luxurious interior space is worth the fare.

Casa Amatller is next door to the famous Bartro House. It belongs to the new Gothic style. Although it is not Gaudi's work, it is also worth seeing that the second generation representative of modern architecture, Kadafalchi, was built. Because built next door to the Bartro House, the popularity is not so strong, downstairs there is a small cafe, need to buy tickets according to the time.

The building, which combines Catalonian classical Gothic and Flander styles, was officially opened to the public not long ago, but it was a group of 12 people under the guidance of a tour guide. The tour lasted for one hour and half hours. From 11:00 to 18:00, once every half hour, the English one-hour tour explanation was only available at 11:00 a.m. The rest of the half-hour tour included. In English, if you have enough time, you might as well feel the modernist architecture outside Gaudi. If you can't catch up with the English guide or have enough time, you can at least have a coffee at Faborit, the "petty bourgeoisie" cafe on the ground floor of the building after you finish your visit to the Bartlett House.

Connecting with the Bayo House, I wanted to visit Casa Amateller as much as I could, but I didn't know that the building was Casa Amateller. Fortunately, I saw its roof was special, and I felt that it had Gaudi's style. I walked in and out for a while (only the bottom floor can enter).

The Amateye House is next to the Bartro House. It is the residence of the chocolate merchant Amateye. It was designed by Kadafalk. Tickets are 15 Euros, English explanations are given only once a day at 11 o'clock. The attractions were closed early, and they closed at 3 p.m. Downstairs is a shop selling chocolate and coffee. The roof, balcony and window rack of the building are exquisite.

Casa Amatller (south of the Butterfly House) belongs to the New Gothic style and was built by Kadafalchi, the second generation representative of modern architecture. The open-air white house is decorated with a mosaic of colours, which adds a few bright colours to the solemn and simple atmosphere. Influenced by the medieval style, the architectural decoration style is quite delicate and elegant, especially the shallow relief on the wall. Its herringbone roof is also very distinctive.

The building, which combines Catalonian classical Gothic and Flander styles, was officially opened to the public not long ago, but it was a group of 12 people under the guidance of a tour guide. The tour lasted for one hour and half hours. From 11:00 to 18:00, once every half hour, the English one-hour tour explanation was only available at 11:00 a.m. The rest of the half-hour tour included. In English, if you have enough time, you might as well feel the modernist architecture outside Gaudi. If you can't catch up with the English guide or have enough time, you can at least have a coffee at Faborit, the "petty bourgeoisie" cafe on the ground floor of the building after you finish your visit to the Bartlett House.

Next to Gaudi's architecture and no less than the two most beautiful works of the street, it seems that there are still people living in this building who don't know if they will be disturbed by tourists who come to visit the nearby Bartro House.

Next to the Bartro House, the color mosaic collage and sculpture on the white exterior wall are the biggest highlights. The staircase roof is also distinctive. The exquisite sculpture on the wall and the sculpture on the pillars are impressive.