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The Visit of a Great-Granddaughter. Memories Before Kellogg’s… 

The Visit of a Great-Granddaughter. Memories Before Kellogg’s… 

By: Ferran Garcés  The legacy of Bellesguard has about 2000 years of history. To learn about it, one must refer to books and scholarly articles. However, this past also has less than a hundred years, meaning that sometimes we learn history from people who are still alive or people related to some of its protagonists […]
Did You Know? The Wrought Iron at Bellesguard

Did You Know? The Wrought Iron at Bellesguard

By Ferran Garcés  On December 1, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of Saint Eligius (or Eloy), the patron saint of various metalworking trades: blacksmiths, silversmiths, jewelers… We’ve chosen this day to remember that Antoni Gaudí, in addition to being a great architect, was an extraordinary craftsman who mastered various construction trades, especially those […]
Did you know?: Gaudí Nights, the concerts at Antonio Gaudí’s Torre Bellesguard?

Did you know?: Gaudí Nights, the concerts at Antonio Gaudí’s Torre Bellesguard?

By: Ferran GarcésIn previous articles, we have explained how during the first months of the Covid 19 pandemic, Bellesguard got involved with other cultural assets, badly affected by the closure of theatres, cinemas, and concert halls, and created and went ahead with the Festival Premiers Bellesguard. A project based on synergies, in which Bellesguard provided […]
Did you know?: The star of Venus and a secret love…

Did you know?: The star of Venus and a secret love…

By: Ferran Garcés We are in the week of Valentine’s Day. Bellesguard has a very appropriate symbol for the occasion. We refer to the stained glass window called “Star of Venus”. In ancient times, because of its luminosity, the planet identified with the Roman goddess of love and beauty, was described as a star. Due […]
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