Among the largest and best preserved in Europe, the Jewish Quarter integrates the Bonastruc ça Porta center and its surroundings, which have gained the most important architectural and urbanistic interest. Read More

Built between 1910-11. The Farinera Teixidor is made up of two parts joined by a parabolic arch that separates the factory from the house. It is currently the home of the Punt Diari newspaper. Read More

Spectacular stroll along the path running around the ancient walls dating from Charlemagne and early medieval times and bordering the historic centre on the east. This is certainly the ideal setting to enjoy spectacular views of the city. Read More

Built in Gothic style, Capella Santa Agata was once the royal palace chapel.

A work of Rafael Maso and built between 1909-10, House Batlle reveals the influences of Modernism and the European architecture of the time.

Located along Passeig de Gracia, Casa Battlo is yet another breathtaking work of Antonio Gaudi. The beautiful architecture has been said to resemble a Monet painting.

The Casa de Cultura de Girona has an on-going programme of classical music, piano recitals, a public library and hosts different free exhibitions like a January 2007 exhibition of relics of early man, found near Burgos, Spain in the 1970's.

A gothic architectural sight - one of the top attractions in Barcelona.

The original cathedral was a Romanesque building (S. XI-XII) which was redesigned by Pere Sacoma in 1312. After a few years of deliberation, Guillem Bofill and Antoni Canet started the genial project in 1416. The new design consisted of a big Gothic revival nave, the widest Gothic nave in the...

This building was built between 1918-22. It is currently the headquarters of the College of Quantity Surveyors.