Casa Milla (La Pedrera)
The main highlight (except for the facade) is the roof. Gaudi generally fought against faceless and sloppy roofs, but here something very special came out (apparently due to the spaciousness), strict (like the whole building), mysterious, similar to a castle.
The audio guide is not bad, but disingenuous. He tries to quickly take him from the roof to the attic (aka the museum). The museum itself is not bad - here they will tell about Gaudi, and show models of his buildings, and briefly inform about the features of his work.
But...I would advise you to spend maximum time on the roof, then go down to the apartment, and then sit quietly in the museum and listen, if you still have time and energy.
The apartment is also very interesting with household details of a hundred years ago.
It was very interesting what it is like to live in a Gaudist apartment (no straight lines). It turned out that there was nothing to worry about. Moreover, we saw something similar in our adobe huts, when there were no renovations yet))).
We managed in 2 hours, but we were running out of time - the time of entry with a ticket to Casa Batllo. An extra half hour would have been better.
The main highlight (except for the facade) is the roof. Gaudi generally fought against faceless and sloppy roofs, but here something very special came out (apparently due to the spaciousness), strict (like the whole building), mysterious, similar to a castle.
The audio guide is not bad, but disingenuous. He tries to quickly take him from the roof to the attic (aka the museum). The museum itself is not bad - here they will tell about Gaudi, and show models of his buildings, and briefly inform about the features of his work.
But...I would advise you to spend maximum time on the roof, then go down to the apartment, and then sit quietly in the museum and listen, if you still have time and energy.
The apartment is also very interesting with household details of a hundred years ago.
It was very interesting what it is like to live in a Gaudist apartment (no straight lines). It turned out that there was nothing to worry about. Moreover, we saw something similar in our adobe huts, when there were no renovations yet))).
We managed in 2 hours, but we were running out of time - the time of entry with a ticket to Casa Batllo. An extra half hour would have been better.
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