I hoping for no sideways pics tonight. So far things have been going a little better.
Dan
From our apartment looking easterly |
Olympic Stadium 1992 Barcelona Games |
A view of the National Museum |
Fountains in front of the National Museum |
Basilica Santa Maria Del Pi. ( pronounced pee) Or Saint Mary of the Pine |
Olympic Statium |
The alter in Santa Marie Del Pi |
Processional Cross at Santa Maria Del Pi about 3 Ft. tall |
This is the alter of the Barcelona Cathedral |
The Crucifix in the Cathedral |
The Alter |
This is looking back from the alter you are seeing the choir seating |
The Copse Barcelona Cathedral |
This is at the back of the cathedral you are looking at where the choir enters their seating area |
The alter of the chapel in the Cathedral |
Organ pipes in the Basilica Santa Maria Del Mar. How many Saint Marys are there anyway |
The alter in Santa Maria Del Mar |
Chapel in the Cathedral |
This is for Cameron |
The architect Antoni Gaudi Was commissioned to build a community. Like his church it was started but never finished. The would be community is now Park Guell. This is one of the entrances into the park |
One of the columned walkways in the park |
This is a bench the encircles the plaza that was to be a shopping center |
Andrea enjoying her time on a Gaudi bence |
This was to be the caretakers house |
One of the walls in the park |
the park has about 4 levels with stairs connecting each level. These stairs connect the main entrance with the 2nd level There are 3 fountains in the center of the staiway |
A wide view of the Stairs |
These columns support the plazza that was to be the shopping center. |
Great photos! You went to some places that I did, but others that I did not. You got some nice shots at Park Guell. On the day that we were there, the bench surrounding the community square (as it were) was jammed with people. I'm glad that you got to see it with fewer visitors there. Aren't the cathedrals in Spain marvelous? So much to take in.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!! The one of the cross could be a postcard! Well, for that matter, many could. The Park Guell looks so interesting. I can handle more pictures!! :)
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