Take a walk around the Quarter of Discordin Barcelona, Spain
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Take a walk among the architectural masterpieces and think for a while, which of the famous masters to give the "apple of discord".
In the area of Eixample, there is an unusual quarter where you won't find two identical houses.
All because in the 19th century, the great architects, including Gaudi and Sangier, haven't agreed the style of the quarter's buildings.
Begin your walk from the House of Lleu-et-Morera to Mila's House, and think about which architect would you agree with.
How to do?
1. Start your walk from Plaza Catalunya. On the left side of the Gracia boulevard, you will see the first exhibit - the house of Léo-y-Morera. Next to it here is the House of Moulieras.
2. Then recognize the Amalie House by the characteristic eastern style and the Casa Batlló with a facade in the form of waves.
3. Complete the walk near the creation of Gaudí - Mila's house.
Taking the uniquely arranged excursion you'll get acquainted with Barcelona as it really is and find out all the necessary life hacks travelling around.
Find out how the heart of Catalonia's capital looked like two thousand years ago - before the warriors, architectural strife and manipulation of the city authorities.
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