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Standing proudly in Barcelona's Eixample district, Edificio Myrurgia is a stunning example of Catalan Modernisme architecture. Designed by Joan Francesc Guardiola as a perfume factory, this landmark dazzles with intricate stone carvings and vibrant ceramic tiles that capture Barcelona's artistic golden age. Though now converted into luxury apartments, its ornate facade along Passeig de Gràcia remains a breathtaking testament to the city's creative legacy - don't miss this hidden gem!
Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona
This luxurious hotel is located in the heart of Barcelona, just steps away from Casa Batlló and a 3-minute walk to Passeig de Gràcia. The spa center offers massages and facials, along with outdoor and indoor pools for relaxation. Perfect for both business and family trips, it features a business center and kids' club. With 4 restaurants and 24-hour room service, your culinary needs are covered. Rooms come with iPod docks and minibars, plus premium toiletries for a comfortable and lavish stay.
Novotel Barcelona City
This hotel is perfect for both families and business travelers! With a kids' club and playroom, children can have fun in dedicated spaces, while parents relax knowing children's meals and a kids' pool are available. Business amenities like meeting rooms and a fitness center are fully equipped. Don't miss the 19th-floor viewpoint to enjoy panoramic Barcelona views with Mediterranean cuisine or evening cocktails. Its convenient location makes shopping and exploring effortless!
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Everything you need to know about Edificio Myrurgia
Edificio Myrurgia is a prime example of Catalan Modernisme, featuring ornate Art Nouveau details. Designed by Enric Sagnier, its facade showcases intricate carvings and stained glass windows typical of Barcelona's early 20th-century architecture.
No, as it's currently used as private offices, there's no paid admission. Visitors can admire the exterior decorations for free, including its remarkable wrought-iron balconies and floral motifs.
Cross the street to capture the full symmetrical facade. Morning light highlights the stone sculptures, while sunset accentuates its colorful ceramic tiles. The nearby Plaça de Urquinaona offers a wider angle.
While less famous than Gaudí's creations, it represents mainstream Modernisme with classical influences. Contrast its orderly elegance with Gaudí's organic forms at Casa Batlló, just a 10-minute walk away.
The building is accessible via Barcelona Metro L1/L4 at Urquinaona station. Multiple bus lines stop nearby, and it's a 15-minute walk from Plaça de Catalunya, the city's central transport hub.
Commissioned in 1928 as headquarters for Myrurgia perfume company, it symbolizes Barcelona's industrial growth. The design incorporates commercial functionality with artistic elements like allegorical figures representing fragrance production.
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