This brick arch was designed in the Mudejar style, as the entry gate for the 1888 Expo, by Josep Vilaseca. The coats-of-arms, ... More
Arch of Triumph
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This brick arch was designed in the Mudejar style, as the entry gate for the 1888 Expo, by Josep Vilaseca. The coats-of-arms, which represents all the Spanish provinces, were placed around it, with Barcelona's in the middle—the place of honor. On the sides of the arch are four statues of women symbolizing fame. Other stone carvings represent various countries' participation in the Expo, and Barcelona thanking them for their attendance. It is not as grand as the Paris version, perhaps, but still beautiful and worth a visit.
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The name comes from the Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi, and from St Josep Oriol, who is buried there.
The two squares are consecutive; one leads into the other. A sculpture of Àngel Guimerà resides in Sant Josep ...
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Hopping on one of these buses is a great way to see Barcelona quickly without getting exhausted. There are two
routes, South and North, and both focus on the most important sights. The North Route ends up at Tibidabo ...
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This museum's permanent collection displays the diversity of the animal kingdom, with sections dedicated to birds, mammals and cave dwelling
insects. The educational activities instruct children how to identify animals by their paw prints, birds by their different songs ...
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