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Casa Bruno Quadros
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1 hour
Address: La Rambla 82, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
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A Chinese palace lantern hung under the dragon head, and an old-fashioned umbrella hung under the lamp, making it feel like a shop selling umbrellas. That's right, this building built in 1858 was originally an umbrella shop. Architect Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas refurbished its facade in 1883. The walls were decorated with oriental umbrellas and fans, and stained glass and Japanese figure paintings were used below. Now it is rented by a bank and has become a business outlet.
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A Chinese palace lantern hung under the dragon head, and an old-fashioned umbrella hung under the lamp, making it feel like a shop selling umbrellas. That's right, this building built in 1858 was originally an umbrella shop. Architect Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas refurbished its facade in 1883. The walls were decorated with oriental umbrellas and fans, and stained glass and Japanese figure paintings were used below. Now it is rented by a bank and has become a business outlet.
It is a typical Western architecture, but there is a vivid Chinese dragon. It is too unexpected. How do they know the Chinese legend? It seems that there will be cultural exchanges between the two countries at that time.
La Casa Bruno Cuadros was once an umbrella shop located on La Rambla. It was marked by an ornate dragon with an umbrella, mounted on the front of the building. The dragon still remains today and is a famously known icon in Barcelona.
The home furnishings are very chic, very Spanish.
It's really a good place, very easy to visit