It's in the Piazza San Meno. It's a very beautiful building. As for the style, it's not clear. Since it is a government office building, you can only take pictures outside, not go in and visit
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The Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya is a palace that houses the offices of the Presidency of the Generalitat de Catalunya. The building is not open to tourists and all you'll see is the front fac...
Palau De La Generalitat De Catalunya is a palace with a long, continuous history. This is the seat of the government of Catalunya. It is also the seat of the President of Catalunya. In fact this is th...
It is not that impressive from the outside but the facde goes back to 1586 and other parts of the building before it. It sist on the Place De Sant Jaume opposite the City Hall in the Gothic Area of Ba...
It's in the Piazza San Meno. It's a very beautiful building. As for the style, it's not clear. Since it is a government office building, you can only take pictures outside, not go in and visit
It used to be a Jewish mansion, which was later transformed into a parliamentary place. On the balcony of the main entrance of the building is a statue of Catalonia protecting Saint George. Saint George is the dragon slayer in the story of Batlló's House. There is also a colored cylindrical hemisphere on top of the building. On the morning of the second and fourth weekends of each month, there are guided tours for free, but you need to apply in advance.
It is a fairly plain looking area in the historic district of the Gothic Quarter, but it has a nice view and a few fairs on weekends to walk around.
A historical building in the area is very chronological.
The most valuable historical building - the Palazzo de Governa Catalunya I heard that there is a valuable building to go to Barcelona in Spain, which is a Renaissance building, so it is the most valuable building in the area, This is the Palace of the Catalan Government. It is located in the center of the city. * Visiting * I came to Barcelona, Spain, and when I first saw the Palace of Government of Catalonia, it gave me the feeling of an old sacred town hall with Renaissance features, Gothic architecture, large windows, The windows were covered with colorful patterns, all of which were religious stories, and the building was more mysterious, with a pointed, high-rise image, a strong religious atmosphere, in line with the humanist concept. On the day I went there were couples at the gate of the Palace of Catalonia to get married at the Town Hall, very lively. *Tip *The Catalan Palace is the local town hall, not so easy to access, I heard that the Palace of Catalonia will be open for a day of the year, which can be visited at will. The Palace of the Government of Catalonia is a very artistic place, I think some art lovers must see, will bring you a great inspiration. There is also a square opposite the Palace of the Government, you can also see, it is quite crowded and very lively.