VISIT BELLESGUARD GAUDÍ
The visit to Torre Bellesguard allows you to get to know one of Gaudí’s most complex works from an architectural point of view, but also take a walk through the history of Catalonia.
SPACE RENTAL
If you are looking for a new space, a totally virgin and surprising setting, halfway between Modernism and Gothic, and with the unmistakable brand of Antoni Gaudí, Bellesguard is your space.
Corporate events
Regardless of the event in question, the Torre Bellesguard by Antoni Gaudí is the space you are looking for. Surprise your clients with a different event in a unique and still virgin space, within Barcelona and with the unmistakable stamp of Antoni Gaudí.
Teambuildings
Companies increasingly give more importance to carrying out extra-work activities, so that their workers can meet each other outside the factory or office, creating ties at a personal level that reinforce interpersonal relationships and team dynamics.
Filming and reports
At Torre Bellesguard we have different spaces, very different from each other. Locations with medieval castle aesthetics. Rooms with the unmistakable stamp of Gaudí. Light and color, stone and trencadís, trees and gardens, spectacular 360-degree views over the city of Barcelona.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
In this section you will find useful information to plan your visit to the Torre Bellesguard Gaudí
TAILOR-MADE VISITS
Torre Bellesguard offers the option of being able to make tailor-made visits for special groups, longer or shorter visits than usual, in other languages or at different times than those scheduled.
Last News
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Did You Know? The Attics with the Nose and the Eyes of a Dragon…
By Ferran Garcés The Spanish term “desván” perfectly defines the usual purpose of this non-habitable part of a house. It comes from the Latin vanus (“empty, void”). As such, it refers to the space beneath the roof. A synonym for desván is trastero (storage room), which again derives from the Latin transtrum (bench or piece […]
Did You Know? A Rooftop with Four Paths and…
By Ferran Garcés One of the most distinctive elements of Gaudí’s architecture is an area that, in most other buildings, is usually considered “secondary”. We are referring to the rooftop. For most architects, a building simply ends there and, as a result, they do not design any special features for it. In Gaudí’s works, however, […]
Did You Know? Joan Martorell: Tribute to Gaudí’s Mentor
By Ferran Garcés On 5 July 1906, Joan Martorell i Montells (1833–1906) passed away, a Barcelona architect who is unjustly little known today. Not only was he one of the most outstanding artists of his time, but it is difficult to understand the beginnings of Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926) without knowing the guidance that this senior […]