Barcelona Part II

Alan learning about Newton's Laws

Taking a tip from Blaire, on Tuesday we visited the science museum, Cosmocaixa. It was very interactive and the description plates were in Catalan, Castilian Spanish, and English. We were there for four hours and didn't even get to everything.


As we were leaving the Museum we changed our afternoon plans and headed back to Gaudi's Casa Batlló, which we had seen from the outside the day before but hadn't paid the exorbitant ticket price to enter the 18th century house. Well, I guilt-tripped that decision right out of Alan and back we went. It was definitely worth it. So far it has been my favorite site on this trip. If you don't know anything about it, it's worth a google image search. Here's a peek from Alan's gigantic collection of photos from the place: 

Lighting, staircases, and arches are some cool aspects of Casa Batlló

Up on the roof!

Some Gaudi furniture. Replicas are for sale in the gift shop. I don't even want to know the price.

The whole house alludes to underwater sea creatures. Yeah? Yeah?

So cool!