Things to do in Montanejos

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Visiting Casa Batlló was definitely one of the highlights of my trip to Barcelona! 😍✨The architecture is absolutely breathtaking, and every little detail is so unique and beautifully designed. From the stunning exterior to the magical atmosphere inside, the whole place feels like stepping into a fairytale. Every corner has something special to admire!It’s so much more than just a tourist attraction. It’s a truly unforgettable experience and a beautiful masterpiece of art and creativity.Absolutely worth the visit and the ticket price! I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Barcelona.

Definetely worht the visit. Will understand the greatness of Gaudi

I took photos of the Sagrada Familia at dawn and sunset from the hotel. My reservation for the Sagrada Familia was for evening, and I also booked a ticket to climb the tower, but it felt a bit overpriced because it wasn't fully finished yet; there was construction everywhere, and the view of Barcelona from the top of the tower was quite limited. The interior of the Sagrada Familia is truly breathtaking, like a fantasy world, futuristic and fantastical. Being inside feels like God is from another world, a highly advanced civilization. The rose windows display a mottled array of colors; the Nativity façade on the east side is bathed in a cool blue-green light in the morning, while the Passion façade on the west side is bathed in warm orange-red light in the evening, constantly changing with the sunlight, a testament to the wonder of light and shadow. In the evening, the sunlight streams through the rose windows on the west side, filling the hall with orange-yellow light. The stone columns, like giant trees reaching for the sky, create a fantastical forest. Looking up at the sky, the branches of the columns intertwine to form chrysanthemums, blooming across the heavens. The Sagrada Familia is definitely worth a visit to experience Gaudí's fantastical artistry. The Sagrada Família is the soul of Barcelona, ​​Spain. It is an unfinished World Heritage site that Gaudí poured 43 years of his heart and soul into. Construction began in 1882, and the Jesus Christ Tower (172.5 meters) was completed in February 2026. On June 10, the Pope presided over the consecration ceremony, making it the tallest church tower in the world.

Actually, I missed the meeting point because I didn't pay attention to the ticket instructions; the meeting point wasn't at the palace entrance. I had to buy a separate ticket to get in, but it was definitely worth it. The palace is incredibly luxurious and magnificent, with stunning interiors. It was a truly worthwhile trip.

It's best to go for photos when the sun is shining. They offer free audio guides with headphones, which is very convenient. They even have Chinese-language audio guides available. You can see the Sagrada Familia from the rooftop. Pretty good.

The good thing about the Prado is that photography isn't allowed, so I can't upload photos of the exhibition halls, but I can upload a picture of the entrance. The classic Las Meninas is still very impressive, and there were many people looking at it. There are also many famous works by Goya, Velázquez, Bosch, and many others. Last time, I visited three floors and countless halls, but I couldn't see everything. It was a visual feast, and I can only marvel at how talented the older generation of European painters were! The paintings are so beautiful!

A hidden gem in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. This museum offers an exceptional exhibition from beginning to end and is truly a must-see. While Picasso's masterpieces are the main attraction, the temporary and featured exhibitions are equally impressive. The museum is beautifully curated, and the admission fee is very reasonable, making it one of the best cultural experiences I have ever had.