Palau De La Generalitat De Catalunya Review

Just here in San Menorca, a very beautiful building, as for what style is not clear. Since it is a government office building, you can only take pictures outside and cannot go in.

The Catalan Palace is an ancient building in the historic city of Barcelona, where the government of the Catalan Autonomous Region was established, and is one of the few government buildings in Europe built in the Middle Ages and still in use today, and is still in use by the original institutions. The Catalan Palace of Government faces the Plaza de San Jose, and the Barcelona City Hall, which dates back to 1400, and designed the current building in 1596 as a Renaissance architectural style. The Palace survived many historical and political disasters and was one of Catalonia's most valuable buildings, with a series of restorations from the 15th to 17th centuries.

The columns are ancient and come from ancient Troja (actual Turkey). Interesting building.

It used to be a Jewish mansion and was later transformed into a parliamentary place. On the balcony of the building's main entrance stands Catalonia's statue of Saint George. St. George is the Dragon Slayer in the story of the Bartro House. There is also a colorful cylindrical hemisphere at the top of the building. On weekend mornings of the second and fourth weeks of each month, tour guides are available for free visits, but they need to apply in advance.

This is located in the historic district of the Gothic Special Administrative Region. It has a rather ordinary appearance, but the surrounding scenery is good. There are some fairs on the weekend. You can come here and have a look.