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The largest European stadium is still Novaya Pole. Many people know about the sights of Barcelona. The Camp Nou has hosted many great matches among the best sports teams.

The stadium is not just included in the list of attractions of the city. After all, it is famous not only for its football field. Camp Nou also includes a sports hall where volleyball, handball and basketball teams practice, an entertainment center and a museum.

The leaders of UNESCO ranked the Palace of Catalan Music among the "Properties of Humanity". The author of this Barcelona attraction is the talented architect Luis Domenech. Many of his creations are still amazing. The palace became one of Domenech's most successful works.

The attraction is located near the Gothic Quarter, where tourists go who know exactly what to visit in Barcelona.

Travelers who are thinking about what to see in Barcelona should definitely look into Casa Batllo. This is a unique architectural monument, characterized by the complete absence of straight lines. The greatest impression is made by the inner courtyard of the building, which has non-standard lighting. Thanks to him, at sunset, the house turns into a fabulous building, reminiscent of a huge dragon with its silhouette.

Batllo's house was built in the Quarter of Discord. This place in Barcelona has a huge number of unusual buildings that can safely be called real architectural masterpieces.

This landmark is the last work of civil engineering to which Gaudí had a hand. The house was built over several years - from 1906 to 1910.

The project of the Casa Mila house is notable for the mass of innovative ideas that were brought to life during construction. The brightest of them was reflected in the framework of the structure. Gaudi said more than once that this house can easily be converted into a real hotel, as it has a very successful layout.

The most beautiful place in Spain is Park Güell. This Barcelona landmark is located at Carrer d'Olot, 5. Initially, this project was conceived as a commercial project, but it failed to receive the recognition it deserves. Therefore, the park was remade into a place where anyone can have a good rest from the bustle of the city.

While walking in the park, you can enjoy interesting combinations of wildlife and human skill. In front of the entrance are two magnificent houses, which were designed by the talented architect Gaudí. On one of them you can see a small turret decorated with a cross.

The Sagrada Familia is considered the most outstanding historical building in the city, it is included in the top of the best attractions in Spain. The temple is included in all tourist guides that tell travelers what to visit in Barcelona. This place should not be overlooked.

The cathedral is the work of a world-famous architect named Antonio Gaudi, although the original project was created by Francisco del Villara

The Tower of London is one of the main symbols of foggy Albion. It was founded by the legendary William the Conqueror, the founder of the united kingdom of England, back in the 11th century.

The Tower is located at the mouth of the Thames, on its northern bank. The place was not chosen by chance. The stone fortress installed here did the best job of protecting London from external enemies. During the reign of Richard the Lionheart, the Tower was expanded and strengthened with powerful fortress walls and a deep moat around them. The result was more than impressive: over the following centuries, the Tower was rightfully considered one of the most impregnable fortresses in Europe.

The castle got its name from the name of its first owner and was originally a nondescript wooden fortification. A stone version of the fortress was erected on two lake islands along the Lena River later, in 1119. As is the case with other castles, its strong walls have seen many fierce battles and endured more than one siege.

This medieval palace is notable for its extraordinary museum of ancient dog collars, a densely populated aviary (where you can admire colorful cockatoos and macaws, as well as other exotic species) and an amazing plant labyrinth created from more than 2000 yew trees. The beauty!

In 1846, the royal family (Queen Victoria and her husband) stayed at Arundel Castle for several days, for the arrival of which the owners of the castle had been preparing for two whole years!

It is especially good to walk here in sunny weather, when you can admire the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.

Arundel Castle with a 1000-year history and a cozy courtyard rises on a hill near the town of the same name. From here to London is no more than two hours by train.

Like Warwick Castle, it has been rebuilt several times. Especially after the civil wars in the 17th century, when its architecture was badly damaged during battles and two sieges. The former home of the Dukes of Norfolk offers great views of the nearby hills and fields, as well as the Arun River.

Impressive on the outside and imbued with the spirit of history, Arundel meanwhile was one of the progressive buildings of its time: it was one of the first English country houses to use electricity, elevators and central heating.

Surrounded on all sides by a moat, Bodiam Castle was built in the late 1300s. Initially, like most castles, it served as a fortification on the way of enemy troops. In this case, the French army.

During its existence, it was repeatedly resold: the palace was owned by the Dalingridge families (in fact, its creators), Leuknor, Powell, Webster, Fuller. The last in a series of owners was Lord Curzon, after whose death Bodiam came under the control of the National Trust. It belongs to her to this day.