Gaudí House Museum

The Barcelona Design Museum is free on the first Sunday of each month, and the rest is free after 15:00. In the collection of Museu del Disseny de Barccelona , everything from furniture, clothing, decoration and textiles involves all aspects of life. September to November is a jewelry exhibition, and friends who like it can move. 8.Palau Giiell, this is one of the Gaudi buildings that we just visited on Sunday. As the city of Gaudi, we can't miss it. Personally feel that I prefer it here compared to the home of casa batllo Batrow. How to say it, a little less expectation is more surprise on the first Sunday of each month for free. Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5,9. Barcelona Contemporary Cultural Center CENTRE DE CULTURACONTEMPORANIA DE BARCELONACCCB is not only a museum, it is also an exhibition center, regularly displaying art works, hosting conferences, dramas and festivals related to contemporary society and culture. Free on the first Sunday of each month. 10. St. Paul Hospital, HOSPITAL SANT PAU I DE LA SANTACREU: RECINTO MODERNISTA said that it is the most beautiful hospital is not an exaggeration. The designer is Gaudi's teacher, and it is also an important landmark building in Basse, and it is also a good place to take pictures and punch in. Free on the first Sunday of every month.

Barcelona leaves Gaudi very, very many representative buildings, and the Sagrada Familia is still under construction, Gaudi can be said to be an iconic figure in the architectural world, to the museum to have a good understanding of his life and architecture.

Gaudi is a world-recognized great architectural designer, its very many works in Barcelona can be called classic, but also a master highly recommended by the world architecture community, although the individual is not very appreciative of the whole building, but it is very distinctive, It is worth coming to the museum to learn about Gaudi's life and creative process

The Gaudi Museum is located in Guerre Park, the public area of the park was designed by him. The Gaudi Museum was converted from Gaudison's former residence and designed by Gaudi's assistant, Perekel. The two-story building with a red exterior wall was originally Gaudi's residence, where Gaudi lived from 1906 to 1925. Not only can you admire his architectural art, but you can also see his own furniture and other supplies, and get close to the place where the master once lived.

A rooftop view of this colorful visually engaging museum in Spain. it’s appealing to the eye and makes you wonder!

The most famous high and low museum in history is worth a visit.

The museum shows Gaudi's design very well.