This curvy, mosaic sign stands outside Park Güell in Barcelona.
This park was initially intended to be an up-market housing estate designed by Antoni Gaudí. it’s hilly nature allowed Gaudí to design some fantastic paths and viaducts to link teh different levels. Sadly, though, sales didn’t go well and only 2 houses of the 60 planned were ever built. When the entrepreneur behind the scheme, Eusebi Güell, died in 1918, his heirs offered the park to the City Council, and it became a municipal park.
It should be on every visitor’s to do list!
Travel with Intent 
nice curvy signs! 🙂
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How wonderful for the people of Barcelona – and the visitors (of which one day, I hope to be one!)
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Very nice! Tom The Backroads Traveller
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One of the highlights in Barcelona, always worth another visit!
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Absolutely. The only down side is it’s a bit tricky to get to.
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 10:00 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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I loved going to Park Güell! Such a beautiful place!
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That sign is perfect. I’d buy a house with that sign. 🙂 thanks.
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Oh yes, me too! And with the views across Barcelona!
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I love the “tiles”, in Barcelona, I have the feeling that they are everywhere !
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