
the interior was amazing!

hard to capture how beautifully the light entered through the stained glass




dragged the kids out of bed for a few hours to watch fireworks with 3000 others at the magic fountain

more gaudi the next day... park guell



the dragon staircase, this mosaic salamander is one of the main features of the park






headed to barcelonas gothic quarter. very cool architecture, and tons of cool little alleys to explore







grabbed a quick bite at quatre gats, a popular hangout of pablo picasso

cathedral of barcelona


got a great (but slightly blurry) shot of ava popping bubbles in front of the cathedral

nanci caught a better shot of her slipping on the soapy floor seconds later

plaza reial


more gaudi... his casa batllo is amazing! would have been so cool to have lived here...


lower atrium

upper atrium





view from the back patio

and the iconic rooftop







la rambla, barcelonas most famous street

sampled more food at mercat de la boqueria







casa mila, the last civil work of antoni gaudi... this one has a few rooms furnished so you can see how the upper class lived in barcelona


dining room

kitchen

bathroom

storage room

kids room

exhibits

aiden getting tired of antoni gaudi

another amazing rooftop



spent the last day of our trip riding rides at the tibidabo amusement park, one of the worlds oldest amusements parks that sits at the highest peak in barcelona. great view of the city!






had to do one last late ride on the Ferris wheel to get this sunset shot of the temple of the sacred heart

barcelona city lights

this trip to spain was relatively short, but it felt so much longer because we packed so many things in... were pooped! thank you for a great time, adios spain!!!
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