The National Palace of Barcelona, with its magnificent and dignified shape, is unique and must be visited here. The National Palace with a construction area of 10,000 square meters, both Renaissance and Baroque style, consists of a rectangular main building with two floors high, two sets of side buildings and a back building. The oval dome in the middle and the bell tower in the four corners tower over the building. The palace building sitting on the mountainside echoes the four towering stone pillars in the spacious front square. The magic fountain on the junction of the square in front of the palace and the square of Spain has the reputation of "first in Europe and second in the world"; along the hillside, there is a set of step waterfalls and fountains connected up and down. Whenever the water flow opens, the waterfalls fall, the water drops, the fountains change endlessly, the water column dances; through the water mist to see the National Palace, the majesty added a few points of flattery.

The National Palace of Catalonia in Barcelona, built in 1929 at the Barcelona Expo, is now the National Museum of Art. The building itself is an artwork, the magic fountain in front of the museum, the four bell towers around the central circle, beautiful~

This is a great museum! If you keep going, you can see it in about three hours, but your ticket allows you to come for two days. There is a perfect combination of sculptures, art, furniture and other Gaudi treasures, carefully curated, and you are more eager. Sofas everywhere you can pause. The upscale restaurant on the top floor is great, overlooking most of Barcelona. There is also a small cafe offering something simple - pastries, coffee, etc. Seniors over 65 can always stay for free. There are many places for disabled people such as elevators, wheelchair lifts and ramps. Barcelona is the best modern city I have ever encountered with disabled people. Don't miss this museum's gem.

The arches are adorned with iron-casted Guerre family badges. The parabolic vaults in the central hall are designed ingeniously, with vaults and columns clearly influenced by the Alhambra. The chimneys of different designs are the ancestors of many bold chimney shapes that Gaudi designed after them. The porcelain collage method that Gaudi loves is also used on a large scale for the first time here. The curves of the stairs are surrounded on various floors. The clever use of the wall tiles has produced unexpected expressive force, making the stable a masterpiece of new and innovative design.

The National Palace was built for the 1929 International Exhibition and is located on the Jewish Mountain with infinite views: two minarets nearly the same as the Piazza San Marco in Venice, and the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart on the Tibidabo hill. Compared to the good scenery outside, the exhibition inside is unexpectedly wonderful, absolutely great value for money!

The National Palace of Barcelona sits on the hillside next to Plaza de España and is Barcelona's most famous building. It is connected to the National Museum of Art of Catalonia, and the National Palace displays a large number of Spanish history, economy, literature, art and other exhibits, and is one of the must-visit attractions to visit Barcelona.