Barcelona, ​​Spain 1-day guide! Complete Gaudi architecture conquest route

#AprilTravelSupport If you are only traveling to Barcelona for one day, there is a route I would definitely recommend. It is a one-day tour that goes from Casa Batlló → Casa Mila → Park Guell, the three major Gaudi buildings. 1. Casa Batlló This is a great place to visit first thing in the morning. If you go at opening time, there will be fewer people and you can tour leisurely. The gorgeous curves and colors from the exterior will catch your eye. I highly recommend using an audio guide for the interior tour. You can feel the meticulous details, such as the architecture that resembles nature, the curved ceiling, stained glass, and even the wind paths. 2. Casa Milà It is a 10-minute walk from Casa Batlló. It is also nicknamed ‘La Pedrera (Quarry)’ because of its unique rock-like exterior. The interior is notable for its structure that symbolizes nature, and the view from the rooftop, where the unique chimneys and the Barcelona cityscape come together, is truly spectacular. It is also a good point for taking pictures. 3. Parc Güell In the afternoon, take a taxi or bus to Parc Güell. It is located on a hill, so it may be a bit difficult to walk, so public transportation is recommended. Parc Güell is an outdoor space with a free atmosphere, where Gaudi's creativity is maximized. Don't forget to take pictures on the terrace with the lizard fountain, colorful mosaic tiles, and curved benches. Overall This route is a full schedule where you can experience Gaudi's emotions and architectural beauty with your whole body in just one day. Each place is well-equipped with audio guides, so listening to the explanations while appreciating it is much more impressive. If you are a tourist in Barcelona, ​​I strongly recommend spending a day on this course.