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       Nestled on a hilltop amidst nature, in the city of movers and shakers, Park Güell is Antoni Gaudí's whimsical creation and iconic masterpiece. A captivating and, at the same time, quirky yet creative park, Park Guel is one of the most unique I have ever come across.  A burst of rainbow colors in the mosaic bask in  the Barcelona  sun, a stroll or walk will give you Gaudí's sheer artistic vision.  Initiated and planned as a posh housing community in the 19th century, inspired by the Garden City movement, this unsuccessful business venture eventually transformed into a park. Must see 1. Salamander, popularly known as "el drac" (the dragon), at the main entrance. The side walls of the entrance stairs are filled with mosaic artwork on tile. Every piece of the square-shaped tile is encrypted with its own design. 2. Hypostyle Room, the main floor, which has the roof embedded with mosaic artwork supported on big rou...

      Blooming bougainvillea, sweet scent of tangerines, adorned ornate buildings, closed gates when opens it feels like a home, wide and warm as every square here awaits to tell you the history of the artistic and esthetics of human curation. Seville, as if the leisurely ornate city enchants you with the quintessential splendid  Spanish holiday.  Eclectic, the capital of Andalucia and the 4th largest Spanish city has a Roman and Morish past. Main attraction THE PLAZA DE ESPAÑA:  If you want to experience something spectacular and get awestruck by mesmerizing beauty and grandeur, the Plaza de Espana with 500,000 square meters of rose gold building beautified with blue tiles, canals, bridges, and fountains, it is nothing short of a beautiful canvas. You might have to remind yourself, this is not a dream but reality. Every tile and railing of the bridges are work of immaculate craftsmanship and seating areas are enclosed with each reg...

        In this world, differences and uniqueness always leave a lasting mark on life. Uniqueness not only breaks down monotony, but also expands the horizon of one's life. Perhaps that is the reason people often run for the unknown and wonder about its uniqueness.        Sacromonte (“The Sacred Mount”), with its rolling hills at a distance and the alluring alley of narrow cobblestone roads, whitewashed buildings with Moorish character, and the grand view of the enchanting Alhambra, is this eclectic and picture-perfect town. Small shops and eateries surround this place, including Albayzin Flamenco, and a perfect mix of cultural tidbits, history, and heritage gives you a different insight into Spain.        Everywhere you look, a magnificent view unfolds for you, and your fantasy is on your feet as you walk a bit in the narrow and steep lanes. Over time, some houses have been converted into...

If you are an adherent art lover or frolic foodie or seasonal tourist, Montreal has the heart for everybody. Acute Architecture, a flamboyant festival, a thing for music, Montreal intrigues tourists in several ways with 400 years of history, French culture, and old-world charm merging into the modern muse. Here are five cool things to do in Montreal: 1. Basilique Notre-Dame: Your Montreal trip won't be complete without visiting basilicas. Montreal's most iconic landmark Nortedome basilica with intricate interior and architecture. A visual delight of one-of-a-kind, colossal symphony, and glittering windows give you the surreal experience of beauty and divinity. 2. A view from the top: Mount Royal in Montreal is the mileage of nature and human relations. Go to the top of Mount Royal for a look at the city from above. The night gives you one experience and day another. 3. Enjoy the food: Montreal food is a culture. You are vegan or vegetar...