Street Performers on Las Ramblas
Whatever the time of day or night you can always find a number of street performers on Las Ramblas - the social centre of Barcelona.
Whatever the time of day or night you can always find a number of street performers on Las Ramblas - the social centre of Barcelona.
Another unique piece of sculpture from one of the world's most exciting architects.
This huge sculpture by one of my favourite artists - Roy Lichtenstein - is one of many colourful and prominent public art pieces throughout the city.
This very modern building in the centre of Barcelona houses the brilliant Contemporary Art gallery, one of many galleries in culturally rich Barcelona.
Another talented street performer earns his living on Las Ramblas.
These hexagonal tiles, designed by Gaudi himself, line the main streets of Barcelona.
The roof on Casa Mila (La Pedrera - The Quarry) is one of Gaudi's most powerful experiences. These shaped chimneys are both iconic and utterly memorable.
This colourful food market off Las Ramblas in the centre of Barcelona is a hive of activity.
Work continues on the magnificent Segrada de Familia, and these impressive stained glass windows are one of the many new features recently added.
More mathimatical features of the park, seamlessly fusing both the natural and unnatural.
This room is intentionally modelled on an elephant, bringing Gaudi's unique sense of humor to the park.
This iconic lizard at the entrance of Parc Guell has been adopted as a mascot for the park and for Guadi himself.
These huge columns support the main square at the centre of Park Guell. Musicians often gather here to busk and entertain.
A mathematically precice passageway made of natural rocks provides on of the many fascinating incongruous elements of the park.
The seating that surrounds the magnificant open 'square' at the centrepiece of Parc Guell is both interesting and unusual, carrying Gaudi's trademark 'broken tile' finishing.