Erin Evans, Managing Editor The nickname, La Pedrera (meaning "the Quarry"), is appropriate for Antoni Gaudí's stately, fortress-like Casa Milà. Bobbing around the corner of Passeig de Gràcia ...

It does have a spectacular rooftop but it’s more about appreciating Gaudi ... Casa Mila is the better choice. Pro Tip: If you’re planning to visit either house, I recommend you use a Barcelona ...

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia (the ... Gaudi to build a luxury apartment house just a few blocks away. Gaudi’s Casa Mila, or, as it became known, La Pedrera, the Stone Quarry, is an ...

Known for the whimsical Gothic buildings, parks and sculptures he constructed in and around Barcelona, including the Güell Palace and Park and Casa Mila, Gaudí is considered to be the most ...

People visit the roof of Antoni Gaudí's building La Pedrera or Casa Mila in Barcelona, Spain (photo by David Ramos/Getty Images) Success! Your account was created and you’re signed in.

Pope Francis has approved the first step towards sainthood for Antoni Gaudi, the modernist architect behind Barcelona's ...

What follows are her top picks for the lesser-appreciated things to do and see in Barcelona. Instead of Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera, and Casa Battló … go to Torre Bellesguard and Casa Vicens ...

Laura French The details highlighted in Casa Batlló show famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí at his best. Of all the Gaudí apartments in Barcelona, this is probably the most recognized (it's ...

Completed in 1906, it is today one of Barcelona’s most visited monuments. Casa Batlló changed hands multiple times over the decades and served as both commercial and residential space.