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Highlights include Expiatory Church of the Holy Family, Güell Park, Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, Casa Amatller, Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia.

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Expiatory Church of the Holy Family

Local name: Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família

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  3. Casa Batlló: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    Here you will see which parts of the famous appearance were built before officials agreed to legalize them.

  4. Casa Milà: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    The story of the commission explains why part of the architect’s design disappeared, while the unrealized dedication remained on the façade.

  5. Casa Amatller: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    This stop shows how a family inheritance became both a museum and a working institute.

  6. Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia: story on the “Barcelona's Old City: From Barcino to La Ribera” route

    The crypt will explain how the discovered remains strengthened the see and changed the church’s dedication.

  31. Casa Thomas: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    The final stop will connect the layout of the house-workshop with the rescue of a photographic archive left in its basement.

  32. Palau Baró de Quadras: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    This stop will show how a new title was combined with formal rooms and income-producing apartments.

  33. La Llotja de Mar: story on the “Barcelona’s Shore: the Old Port and Olympic Districts” route

    This stop will show how merchants regained the trading house occupied by troops and preserved its medieval core.

  34. Palau de Mar: story on the “Barcelona’s Shore: the Old Port and Olympic Districts” route

    Here, cargo will become collateral, and a warehouse will become the subject of a struggle between the port and a private company.

  35. Underground Barcino at Plaça del Rei: story on the “Barcelona's Old City: From Barcino to La Ribera” route

    The ruins will show why archaeologists had to stop and redo construction that had already begun.

  36. Balconies of Power on Plaça de Sant Jaume: story on the “Barcelona's Old City: From Barcino to La Ribera” route

    Two facades make it possible to trace how a few dozen meters changed the scale of a political decision.

  37. Barcino by Plaça Nova: story on the “Barcelona's Old City: From Barcino to La Ribera” route

    You will learn why a modern work of urban art was placed in front of ancient gates.

  38. Beaches and the Olympic Port: story on the “Barcelona’s Shore: the Old Port and Olympic Districts” route

    This stop links the Olympic race with the memory of a coastal neighborhood that disappeared before the Games.

  39. Illa de la Discòrdia: story on the “Modernist Houses of Eixample” route

    Here you will see the entire dispute at once and learn what official answer the city hall gave to it.

  40. Port Vell and Rambla de Mar: story on the “Barcelona’s Shore: the Old Port and Olympic Districts” route

    Here the first task of the new waterfront becomes clear: to bring city residents back to the water without trapping boats inside the harbor.

  41. Roman Columns on Carrer del Paradís: story on the “Barcelona's Old City: From Barcino to La Ribera” route

    You will see how a private renovation could have destroyed an ancient ensemble and at the same time helped reveal it.

  42. Vila Olímpica: story on the “Barcelona’s Shore: the Old Port and Olympic Districts” route

    The final stop will show the cost of transforming industrial Icària into a residential Olympic district.