Parc Guell, Spain

The place we’re introducing today is ‘Parc Guell’ in Spain! Due to the prolonged COVID-19, it is difficult to even think about traveling abroad :( While looking for photos to write a post about parks, I came across a photo of Park Guell in Spain that I visited 5 years ago, so I decided to introduce it to you. 🇪🇸 I think everyone knows Gaudi when it comes to Spain! He is a very famous Spanish architect. This park was designed by Eusebi Güell, who was Gaudi's patron. There are two houses in the center of the park. Don't they taste like sweet cookies? 🍭 These houses are said to be the houses that Gaudi designed after being inspired by the bread and sugar house in Hansel and Gretel‼️ Did you all know this fact? I remember being really surprised when I heard the guide's explanation at the timeㅎㅎ If you go up the stairs across from the two houses, you will come across a place that feels like a temple 😄 There is a curved bench in the shape of waves at the top of the park, and this place is still loved by many people and is used as a photo zone Many people use it! I feel a bit sorry because I took these photos when I didn't know much about photography 😂 (The people in the photos are me and my sister) When I went to Spain, it was the season that was changing from fall to winter. It was so nice back then that I thought I should definitely go again in the summer. If I go again, I want to walk around Park Guell on a summer day and enjoy the Spanish air 😊 I can't say when it will be because of Corona, but I hope that the day will come when we all get free from masks and can ride airplanes!✈️🛫 . . . #Spain #Spain travel #Park Guell #Park walk #Overseas travel #Hot place #Spain hot place #Family travel