A must-see course in Barcelona, ​​Spain: A guide to exploring the masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the House of Mira

#EuropeanTravel A must-see attraction when traveling to Barcelona is the last residential building of architect Antoni Gaudi, 'Casa Milà'. Located on Passeig de Gracia, this building is famous for its unique exterior, nicknamed 'La Pedrera (Stone Mountain)'. The biggest feature of Casa Milà is Gaudi's unique organic curves. The exterior walls flow like waves and the unique balcony design seem to incorporate nature itself into the architecture. In particular, the ventilation shafts and chimneys on the roof are a popular photo spot with their unique appearance, resembling soldiers wearing helmets. The interior is a six-story building with a single curve, and Gaudi's genius is reflected everywhere, from the lighting design on the ceiling to the arrangement of windows. You can use the audio guide (available in Korean) to understand the philosophy behind the building more deeply. Tip: It may take a while to enter during peak season, so it is best to arrive at least 30 minutes in advance. Also visit another of Gaudi's masterpieces, Casa Batlló, located nearby.