Modernista Buildings in Barcelona

Such buildings became an important piece from Barcelona puzzle. Many places can inspire us as a tourists, but some of them required more attention. Casa Amatller and Fundacio Tapies are some of the most significant buildings.

Fundacio Tapies with a rationally plain facade alleviated only by its

Mudejar-style brick work, this austere building, dating to 1886, was originally home to the publishing house Montaner i Simon. It bears the distinction of being the first Modernista work to be designed by Domenech i Montaner, which explains why it has so few of the ornate decorative touches that distinguish his later works. Home of the Fundacio Tapies, it is now dominated by an enormous sculpture by the contemporary Catalan artist, Antoni Tapes. In fact the vacation rental in Barcelona is very close to the this amazing architecture with an easy access from all parts.

The top of Casa Amatller`s ochre-white facade bursts into a brilliant display of blue, cream and pick ceramics with burgundy florets. Architect Puig i Cadafalch`s exaggerated decorative use of ceramics is typical for Modernisme. Tours describe the neo-medieval vestibule, and include a slide show in Amatller`s former photography studio.

These were only a few of the most inspiring architectures downtown Barcelona and primary attraction for tourists. The accommodation process plays huge role in this environment and the heaven of short term rentals Barcelona can introduce amazing view and good geographical location. Sometimes the whole atmosphere can play serious role in one’s vacation.