Barcelona - Passeig de Gràcia

 
The Passeig de Gràcia is undoubtedly the most elegant and striking boulevard in the Eixample. It links the Plaça de Catalunya on the edge of the old town with the Gràcia district to the northwest adjoining the Eixample, where it continues as the much narrower Carrer Gran de Gràcia.

Along this broad street, flanked with rows of trees, will be found numerous banks and better quality shops; note in particular the many stately houses built in the Modernist style, which give it its characteristic stamp.

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The typical greenish-gray relief stones used in the pavement were designed by Antoni Gaudí.

The arms of the Catalonian capital occur frequently in the many artistic wrought iron candelabra.

The Passeig de Gràcia forms the main axis through the Quadrat d'Or, which was the upper-class residential area around the turn of the century.

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Casa Milà designed by Gaudi in Barcelona.Casa Milà designed by Gaudi in Barcelona.
Casa Batllo by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona.Casa Batllo by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona.
Casa Milà by Gaudi in Barcelona.Casa Milà by Gaudi in Barcelona.
Roof of Casa Batllo by Guadi, in Barcelona.Roof of Casa Batllo by Guadi, in Barcelona.
The chimneys of Casa Milà in Barcelona.The chimneys of Casa Milà in Barcelona.
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