Absynth posters7/11/2023 ![]() Brussels Brussels is the capital of Art Nouveau and magnificent structures throughout the capital city are recognised as “world heritage” by UNESCO.Terra Alta: Celler Cooperatiu de Gandesa Vallès Oriental: Casa Barbey a la Garriga. Tarragonès: Església del Sagrat Cor de Vistabella. Barcelonès: Casa Enric Pavillard a Badalona Alt Penedès: Caves Codorniu a Sant Sadurní d’Anoia Bages: Casino de Manresa Baix Camp: Casa Navàs i Casa Rull de Reus Baix Llobregat: Torre de la Creu a Sant Joan Despí Berguedà: Fàbrica de Ciment Asland a Castellar de n’Hug Conca de Barberà: Celler Cooperatiu de Barberà de la Conca Garrotxa: Casa Solà Morales a Olot Maresme: Cementiri d’Arenys de Mar Casa Puig i Cadafalch a Argentona Casa Coll i Regàs a Mataró Priorat: Celler Cooperatiu de Cornudella de Montsant Segarra: Farinera del Sindicat Agrícola de Cervera. These three buildings are rather crowded and well known by many tourist so we will recommend visiting other houses. The most visited in the Catalan capital were buildings designed by Antoni Gaudí: la Pedrera, Casa Batlló or Sagrada Família. ![]() Barcelona Area coming soon – Select your Modernisme Private Tour in and around Barcelona with specialist tour guides who are in love with Art Nouveau: Some of the main Art Nouveau works in Catalonia are: Barcelona city: Bellesguard, Cases Ramos, Casa Calvet, Palau del Baró de Quadras, Casa Amatller, Casa Macaya, Casa Vicens, Palau Güell, Casa Garriga Nogués.Alesund Select your Jugend Private Tour.Prague Select your Secese style Private Tour.We are confident that you will love them all. ![]() ![]() We will soon have Private Thematic Tours in the three cities. The main cities where you can find this amazing art style are Lisbon, Porto and Aveiro. In Portugal Art Nouveau is called Arte Nova. The “ostentation” was only on the façades and the interiors and the rest of the constructions followed a more conservative and traditional structures and decorations. Art nouveau in Portugal was mainly present in the front façades of the buildings because it was the way the urban bourgeoisie found to show their economic success.
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