Güell Palace and the casa Milà
Güell Palace and the casa Milà. Truly universal works in view of the diverse cultural sources from which they are inspired, the creations of Antonio Gaudí (1852-1926) in Barcelona represent an eclectic as well as very personal architectural style which led to new styles, not only as regards architectural style but also for gardens, sculpture and all forms of decorative art.
Inscribed: 1984. Justification:
- It is a unique artistic achievement, truly representative of Antonio Gaudi's work.
- The Park has exerted a great influence on the development of contemporary art, notably through Picasso and Miró.
- It is an eminent and well-preserved example of the ideal garden cities dreamed of by the urban developers of the end of the 19th century.
World Heritages
Spanish Sites
- Cádiz, sun and carnivals
- Dunas de Guardamar
- Castillo de Santa Barbara
- Sierra de Grazalema N.P.
- Roman Roads
- Legends of Granada
- The Road to Santiago
- Island of San Borondón
- Salamanca Renaissance
- City of Arts & Sciences
- Spanish Cheeses
- Tenerife's beaches
- Spain's Regions
- La Sagrada Familia
- The Madrid of the Austrias
- The Osborne Bull
- The Alhambra of Granada
- The Plaza Mayor of Salamanca
- Teide National Park
- The Prado Museum
- The Mummies of Guanajuato
- UNESCO's World Heritages
