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Casa Milà, an UNESCO heritage building in Barcelona, was designed by the creative Catalan local Architect, the late Antoni Gaudi in 1900. It is located along Passeig de Gràcia shopping avenue in the city centre of Barcelona and is one of the many attractions you can’t miss to see for yourself in Barcelona.
The controversial architecture design which is totally different from conventional building designs has won it an UNESCO Heritage Site in 1984. After more than 100 years the construction was first completed, it is still one of the most creative building design in the world now.
Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, Park Guell and Sagrada Familia are 4 of the best creations of Antoni Gaudi that attracted me to visit Barcelona, the capital city of Spain, 2 years ago. If you love Architecture and the creation of Gaudi, visit no other places except Barcelona. Read more travel information, photos and my previous travel experience in Barcelona from my Barcelona travel guide. If you have difficulties in planning your trip to Europe, check out my mini planning guide to Barcelona. 
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Not really an iconic landmark being shared here. This is just a street snapshot over a small uphill road in Kyoto Higashiyama district. What attracted me was the serenity of the scene in the morning with Autumn colours being the backdrop. – Travel Feeder
For those who visit Kyoto for the first time, Nishiki Market (錦市場) is one of the many attractions in Kyoto that should not be missed, especially if you love to experience the traditional Japanese market. I missed it on my first visit to Kyoto so I had to come back for it a few months later! This [...]
I drink Carlsberg beer. Many of love Carlsberg and most of us had Carlsberg beer before, or at least heard of it. Visiting Carlsberg city in Copenhagen is considered a pilgrimage for me. On my travel to Copenhagen a couple of years ago, I walked for 1 hour just to get to the Carlsberg city [...]
Here is one of my travel photos capturing the Diplylon, or the famous landmark of Double Gate found in the Carlsberg city of Copenhagen. The Dipylon Gate is a double-arched Gateway marking the Vesterbro-side entrance to Ny Carlsberg. The building used to serve a dual purpose as a malt chamber and a Clock tower. I snapped it on [...]
Located at the Indre By (The inner city) of Copenhagen city centre, The City Hall of Copenhagen is one of the attractive landmarks for tourists. Travelers coming to Copenhagen via rail will stop at the Central Station and the city hall is just one block away, with Tivoli theme park separating the two. There is a square [...]
