I have my favourite haunts in Barcelona and don’t often take the time to head to this part of town. But a delicious lunch took me this way (more of that another time) and a sunny afternoon encouraged me to head up to the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya to enjoy the views.
In the foreground is the top of the Cascades, the Font Màgica lies just beyond that, and high on the hill beyond, jut a little hazy, stands Tibidabo.
Looking back up, you get a better view of the Cascades, with the impressive Museu commandeering the hill behind.
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That last picture is my favourite – and Barcelona’s a great city too #bwphotoproject
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Such stunning photos and I love the waterfall capture in your second shot, it looks stunning in B&W
Your first photo has such a great sense of perspective and balance too, you notice that in the Cityscape photo which you wouldn’t if you were on the ground.
Barcelona is a beautiful city and I think the Italian architecture is so gorgeous. These photos have reminded me how much I love Italy!
Great captures
#bwphotoproject
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Thanks for taking time to comment – I am glad you enjoyed these images
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Just beautiful and somewhere I’d love to explore #bwphotoproject
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I hope you get the chance.
It’s child friendly!
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Both look great in B&W, especially the second one.
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beautiful architecture with beautiful waterfall 🙂
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Great post and wonderful photos in B&W!
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I do enjoy b&w!
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I have to agree-my favorite is the second one. The water fall and that magnificent building are grand.
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Love the photos, especially the second!
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Wonderful photos, especially the last one with the waterfall. I like that you choose black and white.
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Tus fotos son preciosas Debbie. Y el sitio en que te encontrabas una maravilla. Saludos.
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And it the weather is cooler than in Madrid
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Is I think Madrid have suffered the highest temperatures we’ve had in 30 years ; although it is true that in Barcelona for less calos . The sea help. It’s the only thing missing from Madrid.
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I agree! I love Madrid anyway, but I did enjoy a stroll along the seafront in Barcelona this afternoon!
Home now in a rather more chilly England 😦
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Several of my friends commented that I should see Barcelona!The Renaissance style of the last building is beautiful, but even more striking is the fountain – beautiful!
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It’s a stunning city in so many ways. You would surely love it
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 7:36 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Didn’t see your Up Down View challenge this week … did I overlook it?
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I’m taking a break! I couldn’t keep up with visiting everyone who enetered – I’ll be back next week!
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 12:40 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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No stress – I know you’re traveling all the time – which is tiring in itself:) Happy weekend:)
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Thank you! You too! Just heading home for the weekend 🙂
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Gorgeous photos, Debbie. 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 7:31 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wow, I have never seen this museum, falls, or those columns. But I only had 3 days in Barcelona. Where exactly is the art museum? Nice photos.
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It’s up on the hill near the Olympic arena. Has to be on your list for your next visit!
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The falls are beautiful! 🙂
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