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The places everyone knows and wants to go in Barcelona

Trailer

Barcelona • •History & Culture

About: In this tour, I introduce you to the most essential stuff about Sagrada Familia and its surroundings. Additionally, I take you to another UNESCO building around the corner - Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau. In there, we can see how the hospital was constructed and used in the past.

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03:04
The most iconic architecture in Barcelona.
02:50
Do you know that some anarchists burned Gaudi's studio?
01:21
A replica of the school Gaudi built for scholars
03:53
These sculptures that are not designed by Gaudi, why?
02:55
One of the two sacristies, why is special and so huge?
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00:30
One of the parks you can take a break - Plaza de la Sagrada
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02:56
The best spot to see the future glory façade
02:53
What will be the future glory facade like?
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03:01
How many towers are there and what do they mean?
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00:31
Another park next to Sagrada Familia - Plaça de Gaudí
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01:00
Transportation tips around Sagrada Familia
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01:19
The second tallest tower dedicated to the Virgin Mary
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01:31
Why we have an oblique projection from the Gaudi Avenue
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03:06
Do you know this historic hospital is also a UNESCO building
00:55
The entrance of the hospital and what's on the wall part1
00:49
The entrance of the hospital and what's on the wall part2
02:10
A first glance inside the museum
01:24
The mysterious underground system
01:45
Why is this junction curvy and ceramic
03:41
A model of the old hospital
02:26
Do you know how many patients do they take in in one room?
02:34
What is the day room? An open place for the patients
01:41
Something you can see outside of the Sant Salvador Pavilion
01:34
A prestigious foundation - Fundación Puigvert
00:32
Behind the operation house, why is facing north is better?
00:53
You can see two letters everywhere, which two?
03:26
How they patients are treated in this Pavillion
00:45
Why do the pavillions have chapels?
01:40
In this garden, you see the convent of nuns, the kitchens
03:10
Stairways to the tunnel, what's in there?
01:40
A peek into the last Pavillion
02:03
Such a wonderful hospital, but is it only for "rich people"?
01:16
The separation from the facade and the multi-purpose room
01:49
One of the two auditoriums, what's it used for today?
02:29
A nice surprise: you can see two UNESCO buildings in a row!
01:19
The two symbols you cannot miss
00:52
One last important mural you must see before we leave
00:43
A wrap up with this hospital tour
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03:31
My fav cafe in Gaudi Avenue, founded in 1922, one block away