Antoni Gaudí (born June 25, 1852, Reus or Riudoms, Spain — died June 10, 1926, Barcelona), the visionary architect, left an indelible mark on Barcelona with his unique and whimsical creations. His works are a testament to his boundless imagination and his deep connection to nature. 

Explore Gaudí's architectural wonders:
- Sagrada Familia: Marvel at the Sagrada Familia, Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its towering spires and intricate facades are a sight to behold.
- Park Güell: Wander through the whimsical Park Güell, a public park with colorful mosaics, quirky buildings, and stunning views of the city.
- Casa Batlló: Admire the undulating facade and colorful mosaics of Casa Batlló, a masterpiece of Gaudí's Art Nouveau period.
- Casa Milà: Explore Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, with its rooftop terrace featuring unique chimneys and sculptures.
- Casa Vicens: Discover Gaudí's first major work, Casa Vicens, a vibrant and colorful house inspired by nature.
- Palau Güell: Step inside Palau Güell, a mansion designed for the Güell family, showcasing Gaudí's innovative use of space and light.

Tips for exploring Gaudí's Barcelona:
- Purchase tickets online: Avoid long queues by purchasing tickets online in advance, especially for popular attractions like the Sagrada Familia.
- Take a guided tour: Learn more about Gaudí's life and work with a guided tour of his architectural masterpieces.
- Explore beyond the main attractions: Discover lesser-known Gaudí gems, such as the Gaudí House Museum or the Crypt of the Colònia Güell.

Immerse yourself in Gaudí's world:
- Gaudí Exhibition Center: Learn about Gaudí's life and work at the Gaudí Exhibition Center, located near the Sagrada Familia.
- Gaudí Barcelona: Download the Gaudí Barcelona app for interactive maps, audio guides, and augmented reality experiences.

Experience the magic of Gaudí's architecture and let his unique vision inspire you during your stay in Barcelona.