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 by Belsaita
You'll see more pics at my travelogue: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/i/97e0f/ Leave a Comment Phone: 93.488.20.78Directions: It is very easy to find: from Sagrada Familia (Nativity side), take Avda. Gaudí, walk about 5 minutes... you cannot miss the impressive buildings at the end of the avenueWebsite: http://www.santpau.es/patrimoni.asp Other Contact: santpau@santpau.es
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From La Sagrada Familia it's a leisurely 10 minutes walk uphill to this beautiful hospital. Just follow Av. de Gaudi, which is also good for a coffee or lunchbreak, since this Av. is lined with bars and restaurants, some with outside seating.
The hospital is an incredible structure by architect Lluis Domenech i Montaner, founded in 1902 and still in full use today. There are a few different buildings on the grounds.
Just follow the green arrows on the road if you'd like to see all the pavilions. The walk takes about 1/2 hour.
This site is also part of the 'Route Modernisme' (see website)
The hospital has an information desk on this inside the mainbuilding.
Entrance: free
Metro: Line 5 Station: Hospital Sant Pau
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Sagrada Familia by spanishguy,
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This hospital, near from the Sagrada Familia temple, was built by Domčnech i Montaner between 1901 and 1930. In spite of it's an interesting touristic spot in town it still runing as an hospital today. The different pavillions are decorated with mosaics depicting mythological characters and some Catalonian history episodes. The building is protected by UNESCO.
HOSPITAL DE LA SANTA CRUZ Y DE SAN PABLO
Este hospital, cerca del templo de la Sagrada Familia, fue construido por Domčnech i Montaner entre 1901 y 1930. A pesar de ser un interesante lugar turístico continua siendo un hospital en la actualidad. Los diferentes pabellones que lo conforman están decorados con mosaicos representando personajes mitológicos y episodios de la historia catalana. El edificio está protegido por la UNESCO. Leave a Comment
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 by Dariana
The entire complex is a combinations of spaces,colours and shapes with science at highest level Leave a Comment
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 (11) Hospital de la Santa Creu
i Sant Pau by genispp
In 1997 Unesco proclamed This Hospital Patrimony of Humanity Leave a Comment
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Together with The Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona, built by the same art nouveau architect, the hospital is a World Heritage Site. It is still a hospital in use but much of the medical practice is being moved to more modern buildings. Some of the pavilions on the site will become museums.
The present hospital was constructed in the beginning of the 20th century by Lluis Domenech i Montaner. He did not like big hospitals but thought that fresh air and art would make the patients well quicker. He built 16 pavilions in a big garden. Between the pavilions there were corridors underground. The hospital has been decorated by several artists and there are statues, tilled roofs, mosaics and more.
You can join a tour if you want to see more, but I only walked around in the grounds, which you can do anytime. Leave a Comment Phone: 93.488.20.78Directions: At the end of Av Gaudi.Website: www.santpau.es
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 A courtyard by SirRichard
Everywhere you look at there are wonderful modernist buildings, pavillions, roofs, tiles...
And is FREE, as it is a working hospital, you don't have to pay (or be ill LOL) to enter. There are guided tours too.
Don't miss the underground tunels connecting all the pavilllions. They were used as shelter during the Civil War. Leave a Comment Phone: 932 919 000Directions: At the end of Av Gaudi (the one that starts in Sagrada Familia). Metro Sant Pau.Website: http://www.santpau.es
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 by arlequin_gLeave a Comment Directions: Take the Av Gaudi and you'll find it at the end of it, you won't get lost. It's about a 10 minutes walk You'll enjoy this nice avenue where you can seat, relax for a while while having a cold drink.
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 by Maurizioago
It is made up of many pavillions; I think more than forty. Leave a Comment
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