La Pedrera House
in Barcelona
.
Located on the Passeig de Gracia
, the Mila House more commonly known as La Pedrera (pile of stones), is a imaginative piece of architecture work by Antoni Gaudi.
Constructed between the years 1905 and 1910, Le Pedrea is one of the most magnificent pieces of architectural design in Barcelona city. Commissioned by a local businessman, La Pedrera was built as a apartment block. It is the last independent pieces of architecture before Antoni Gaudi devoted his work life to the Sagrada Familia.
The La Pedrea building notable features uneven shaped stone work with a façade of multi colours. It is now classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tourists can visit the lavish top-floor flat, attic and roof, altogether known as the Gaudi Space. The lower levels of the Le Pedrea house regulars hosts exhibitions and is home to a collection of modern art painting and renaissance paintings. Nearby hotels to stay include the Le Meridien Barcelona and the Barcelona Hotel Sants
Constructed between the years 1905 and 1910, Le Pedrea is one of the most magnificent pieces of architectural design in Barcelona city. Commissioned by a local businessman, La Pedrera was built as a apartment block. It is the last independent pieces of architecture before Antoni Gaudi devoted his work life to the Sagrada Familia.
The La Pedrea building notable features uneven shaped stone work with a façade of multi colours. It is now classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tourists can visit the lavish top-floor flat, attic and roof, altogether known as the Gaudi Space. The lower levels of the Le Pedrea house regulars hosts exhibitions and is home to a collection of modern art painting and renaissance paintings. Nearby hotels to stay include the Le Meridien Barcelona and the Barcelona Hotel Sants