Gaudí House Museum
Rose-pink villa turned museum, with original furniture designed for its most famous resident.
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This guide to the Gaudi House Museum in Barcelona opens on a stranger being pulled off a city street by police, unrecognized, and works back to explain who he was and why this rose-colored villa was his home for nearly twenty years. You'll hear how Antoni Gaudi came to live here under patron Eusebi Guell after a grand garden-city project collapsed, and how his household and habits changed after he moved in alone with his father and niece. Step inside to see the sculptural furniture he designed for himself, left as he kept it.
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