Hello, my name is Manuela, and I live in Barcelona. That's where we are now.
And I'm a vintage lover. And I think Barcelona is a good city to be a vintage addict,
because we have the [modernist] architecture. And that's a movement which made Barcelona at the end of the century a special city.
This is Casa Batllo. It was designed by Antoni Gaudi.
And it's one of the most visible attractions in Barcelona, almost every tourist who come[s] to Barcelona visit[s] this place.
Guadi was inspired by sea, forms of nature, and also bones.
So we are now in the House of Asia, Casa Asia, which is a building which was commissioned by Baron Manuel de Quadras to the architect Puig i Cadafalch.
And this architect is not as famous as Gaudi, but he is also one of the important architects in modernism.
Barcelona's most well-known building is Sagrada Familia, and that's a cathedral made by Antoni Gaudi. And it's been built for decades now, over a hundred years.
I think we could say that Sagrada Familia is the icon. It's the most-known building outside Barcelona.
Barcelona was one of the most industrial cities in Spain and in Europe. So this was happening around and there was a lot of money for industrial, rich people.
So they wanted to invest that money in buildings and they wanted to be creative and different.
What I love about modernist buildings is the way they create shapes and they mix it with colors.
Hi, I'm Rose, and I've just moved to Barcelona from London.
And I'm Peter, and I've also just moved to Barcelona from London, and one of the things that we've discovered that we very much enjoy is the Parc de la Ciutadella. So come with us.
This is one of our favorite places in the park. It's this large fountain that's based on the Trevi Fountain in Rome.
It was designed by Antoni Gaudi's professor, actually, while he was a student in the architecture offices.
This whole area around here is very open and it's usually full of people and children.
Hi. Now we're here in Plaza De La Vila De Gracia. It's one of the many beautiful little plazas in Barcelona, and somewhere that we really love hanging out.
And you can just sit and just watch the world go by. There's always different people and different things going on.
But one of the things that we really love to do is go and get ice cream.
After a day of exploring Barcelona's sights, we love to go for a gin and tonic and this is one of our favorite gin bars in the whole of Barcelona.
So, yeah, we're going to go and grab a gin and tonic now.
We are working now with 60 different brands of gin. Simple things sometimes are the best things.
So, our gin tonics [are] no more than three ingredients most the times -- gin, tonic and we put something else, herbs or fruits, even inside the of the distillation of the gin making.
So with these gins, we can play a little bit more, like grate in nutmeg or put in like fresh basil or even a strawberry.
Hello. I'm Carles Vilarrubi, vice president of FC Barcelona.
Welcome to Barcelona. Welcome to the Futbol Club Barcelona. Please come with me.
This is, well, all our history, all our trophies, the players; this is the grass in which they play.
This is the famous goal in which the Flying Dutchman, Johan Cruyff, scored a famous goal in which flying with a...
in a very, very difficult position, he scored the goal. And it is a famous goal all over the world.
My name is Oscar, a Barcelona fan for 31 years now, 32 on Friday.
We're playing tonight a Champions League game against AC Milan. Gonna take it to my local bar, so if you want to join me, vamos.
This bar is Lo Fantastic. You can come here, have a few tapas, have a few drinks,
and then you can walk to the stadium, which is like five or 10 minutes away. Great atmosphere.
I think there's so much history in the club, and like even if you're not interested about history, if you like beautiful football,
you should give it a go, come to Barcelona. Go to the game. Messi's playing for us. Perfect weekend.