Because I'm a bit too tired to write proper words about the place, other than I would like to move there, please, and live in a top-floor apartment overlooking the Gothic Quarter...
...with the shutters open to let in the light and the breeze from the sea, waking up early to eat churros con xocolata in a cafe near the cathedral...
...taking my siesta in the heat of the day, and going out in the late evening to have tapas and sangria and take a stroll by the seafront...
...and on weekends I would go visit some of Gaudi's works, including the Sagrada Familia...
...and the Parc Guell.
I'd be quite happy with that.
...with the shutters open to let in the light and the breeze from the sea, waking up early to eat churros con xocolata in a cafe near the cathedral...
...taking my siesta in the heat of the day, and going out in the late evening to have tapas and sangria and take a stroll by the seafront...
...and on weekends I would go visit some of Gaudi's works, including the Sagrada Familia...
...and the Parc Guell.
I'd be quite happy with that.
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*adds to list of places I need to go*
The Sagrada Familia has always disturbed me in a way. I really like Art Nouveau in art and architecture for the most part, but there just seems to be so much stuff on every surface of the Sagrada that it looks like giant decaying stalagmites to me. I'll be curious about what it will look like once it's completed and if my opinion will change
God knows if they'll finish it in our lifetimes, though - building work has been going on for a hundred years or so. Cathedrals take time, I guess.