n the evening we took a tour of Casa Milà. The building was designed and built by Gaudí and completed in 1912. We began our tour on the rooftop with a view of the sunset. From there, we made our way into the attic, through the upper level rooms, then down to the first floor.
The exterior of the building features wrought iron balconies and undulating stone walls:
The roof consists of six skylights and staircase exits, twenty-eight chimneys, two vents, and water tanks.
Under the tiled archway:
Panorama view from the rooftop of Casa Milà (click image to enlarge):
Here I am in two places at once! (Click image to enlarge panorama):
A view of Sagrada Família from the roof:
Twisted chimneys and warrior helmets:
Cole doing a magic trick (click image to enlarge panorama view):
Colorful broken pottery used to decorate the structures:
Winding steps meandering past the chimneys:
Inside the attic:
Upside down model of arches used to design structure of the attic:
Hardwood floors:
Telephone:
Ceiling and lighting:
Phonograph:
First floor interior of Casa Milà:
Casa Milà at night:
