Antoni Gaudí 's masterpiece, Casa Batlló is the architectural jewel of Barcelona's modernism. Built between 1904 and 1906, it is expressed with a surprising conceptual freedom and an unusual formal perfection. The sensuality and harmony of its interior in combination with the use of colors, shapes and light make this monument a must see for all the admirers of the great Architect.

Gaudí 's inexhaustible creative capacity reaches its maximum expression in this building in Barcelona's Eixample.
Known as La Pedrera for its outward appearance, sinuous and with forms extracted from nature, Gaudí projected it in its professional plenitude, it was his last civil work and it was a rupture with the schematics of his time. The building was declared a Cultural asset of UNESCO's World Heritage in 1984 for its exceptional universal value.

The ever-lively Plaza de Catalunya is the starting point for some of the city's main arteries, such as Las Ramblas, Passeig de Gracia, Rambla de Catalunya, Avenida de Portal del Ángel, Pelayo Street or the university and Sant Pere rounds.

The plaza is surrounded by shopping centers, shops, hotels, banks, bars and restaurants, so it makes up an important shopping and leisure center in addition to the usual meeting point for the celebration of concerts, exhibitions and other Celebrations.