The Barcelona city

World Heritage Site. Created between 1900 and 1914, 
the Park Güell includes 12 acres of landscaped 
gardens featuring Surrealist architectural elements 
created by Antoni Gaudí and eight acres of pristine 
woodlands (pine forest and olive groves). 
Splendid fountains, viaducts, grottoes, a colonnaded 
hall, winding staircases, and semi-closed conversation 
seats are scattered throughout the garden space. 
These creative structures are decorated with vibrant 
mosaics made of ceramic fragments. 
There are picnic areas and a spectacular terrace that 
offers panoramic views of the city and the sea. Gaudí 
himself loved this area of the city (the Gràcia district), 
and his home was located here. 
8.Museu Picasso de Barcelona 

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Inaugurated in 1963, the Picasso Museum occupies 
five medieval palaces in the Gothic Quarter on the 
Calle de Montcada, named after an important local 
family of the 12th century. The Calle de Montcada is 
listed as a Conjunto Monumental Histórico-Artístico 
(Historic-Artistic Monument), and the five palaces are 
remarkable Catalan Gothic landmarks dating to the 
13th and 14th centuries. The architecture of each 
building features a central patio and a grand exterior 
staircase. 
The collection of the museum focuses on works 
created by Pablo Picasso as a young artist. Containing 
over 4,000 works, the collection reveals the talents of 
the artist during his formative years. An exhaustive 
assortment covers paintings created from 1895 and 
up until Picasso's Blue Period (1901 - 1904
). 

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