One of the most dense days of the trip.
Igulada Cemetary
Montserrat
Barcelona Pavilion - Mies Van der Rohe
Monday, November 21, 2011
Day 49 (Barcelona)
Sagrada Familia!
AND we were lucky enough to get to see the Barcelona futball match against Racing de Santander!
the stadium was MASSIVE
Day 48 (Tarragona)
We stopped in a small city called Tarragona where we spent a couple hours wandering through the markets and ancient ruins.
Day 47
We had the day to ourselves so a couple friends and I went South to the Formula One pavilion and then back to Calatrava City to take a tour of the Opera House!
View from the pavilion
Beautiful Calatrava Bridge
This is the Opera House and this leaf shaped cantilever is connected at this endpoint and one small connection at the very top of the building. VERY impressive
Valencia is the hometown of Paella and it sure was fantastic
Ayesha and myself sporting the grayscale outfits... so architectural
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Day 45 (Alicante)
Beautiful Alicante!
The night we arrived, our teachers showed us where the beach was and we immediately went for a swim.
The next morning a couple friends and I hiked up to the Santa Barbara Castle which sits on a mountain overlooking the beach. It was an amazing view.
I put on a little jump rope performance at the top
Looking back at the castle from the beach
aaaand we spent the rest of the day on the beach <3
Day 44 (Murcia)
Plaza Cardenal Belluga
New City Hall facing existing church
City Hall architect - José Rafael Moneo
Our assignment was to analyze the plaza and the relationship between these two iconic buildings.
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