Casa Vicens

Casa Vicens is Antoni Gaudí's first major project, combining Neo-Mudéjar, Moorish and Art Nouveau styles. This 1883 architectural gem impresses with intriguing ceramics, including distinctive tiles with a marigold motif, and a wrought-iron gate with palm leaf motifs.

The building's interior offers mosaic floors, painted walls and ornate ceilings that reflect Gaudí's unique creativity. As a UNESCO-listed building, it is an excellent example of aesthetic renewal in late 19th century art and architecture.