Foundation Caixa Catalunya La Pedrera
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La Pedrera - Gaudi
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The Fundación Caixa Catalunya is a well known exhibition space in Gaudí's La Pedrera building. Good occasion to visit this building.
Foundation Caixa Catalunya La Pedrera
Passeig de Gràcia, 92 (La Pedrera), 08008 Barcelona, SpainArea: Eixample right
Website: Foundation Caixa La Pedrera
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am - 2pm & 4pm - 8pm; Sunday: 10am - 2pm.
Phone: 93 484 5979
Metro/Bus: Metro: L3 Diagonal / Bus: 22, 24, 28, 100, 101
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Hotels: Find your hotel in Barcelona in this area.
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thank you Barcelona
Thank you for this beautiful monument, a pefect day for a perfect visit. Gaudi was a genious, and the guy buying this building a great man. Both were crazy at their time but thank to them. To visit
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@10e
Hello 10e,
In a day and a half, you can visit 3 monuments, which is already very good, the best option for you would be the Barcelona City Pass or 3 Houses of Gaudí. Both offer great flexibility and convenience for short visits.
You can find all the information you need on this page.
Enjoy your time in Barcelona!
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thank you Barcelona - math (22 Jul 2014 - 09:00)
Thank you for this beautiful monument, a pefect day for a perfect visit. Gaudi was a genious, and the guy buying this building a great man. Both were crazy at their time but thank to them. To visit
Photo of La Pedrera - Blakley 42 (23 Apr 2014 - 08:30)
The (second?) photo identified as La Pedrera (Casa Mila) is actually a photo of Casa Batllo, another Gaudi building, on the Gracia. While I'm at it, here are some hopefully useful facts about these buildings:
.1) La Pedrara is undergoing some kind of renovation, and accordingly, the entire exterior is draped with a fabric which completely obscures the exterior. A tour of the interior is still available, including an apartment on the upper-most floor, the roof, and the attic, etc., but a better tour if you only visit one Gaudi building, i.e., other than Sagrada Familia and Park Guell, is Casa Batllo.
2) The tour through Casa Batllo, utilizing a self-guided audio machine with headphones, was way more interesting and way more insightful into the genuis of Gaudi. I also found the building itself, with its nature-inspired decorations and Mosaic structures on the roof more appealing--beautiful even. Lastly, if memory serves, this tour is run by a dedicated foundation, who seem to really enjoy what they are doing, and want you to come away from the tour with an insight to this great man. I think that's what we did...
Fondation Caixa Catalunya - Nathan in Barcelona!!! (17 Feb 2010 - 17:45)
Fondation Caixa Catalunya.. is just great..