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Founded in 2015 by artist Henry Rivers , Travel Poster Co. create vintage style travel posters with a contemporary twist. To keep up to date with our latest designs follow Travel Poster Co. on Instagram and Facebook .

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This is an original vintage travel poster design by contemporary artist Henry Rivers . Inspired by vintage travel advertising of the 20th century, Henry illustrates the world’s best-loved places with cool colours, playful details and a minimalist style.

This vintage travel poster of Barcelona, Spain depicts Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece the Sagrada Familia and the city’s colourful rooftops. A woman sunbathes on her terrace, looking over ornate facades, lush parks and hidden tapas restaurants. Look a little closer and you’ll discover a few of Barcelona architectural gems, including Casa Amatller, Park Güell and the National art museum of Catalonia. The text reads Visit Barcelona.

Keywords: barcelona, sagrada familia, spain, antoni gaudi, catalonia, vintage travel poster, building, rooftops, terrace, architecture, red, vintage, retro, travel, illustration, art, poster, art print, henry rivers

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According to Ancient mythology, the Greco-Roman god Hermes and his stepbrother Hercules named Barcelona in honor of a lost “ninth ship” (Latin: Barca Nona) that was traveling in their fleet. As nice an origin story as this is, more likely is that the Romans founded this coastal city in modern-day Spain in the 1st century BCE.

Barcelona’s wealth of natural wonders and artistic treasures have attracted millions of tourists from around the globe. First-time visitors to the Catalan capital are often overwhelmed by the innumerable masterpieces the city has to offer. Here are a few of the absolute must-see attractions to help first-time visitors narrow down their travel itinerary.

1. Must-See Architecture by Antoni Gaudí

Considered Gaudí’s masterpiece, the 560-feet tall Sagrada Família Cathedral has been under construction since 1882 with a tentative completion date in 2026.

While serving as a center for the Catholic faith, Gaudí incorporated natural imagery like soaring trees for pillars, fruits, and even a few tortoises to highlight the interconnectedness of the divine and the natural world.

Another example of Gaudi’s architectural feats is the Casa Vicens, completed in 1894 and considered one of the first buildings of Art Nouveau and the first house Gaudí was commissioned to design.

The most seamless blend of the natural and cultural in Gaudí’s oeuvre is his design of the public Park Güell, also located in Gràcia.

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Completed in 1914, this 42-acre park is split into two areas: a lower sculpture park and a natural area at the top of the hill. Gaudí let his imagination soar in the sculpture area, which features undulating staircases, palm tree gates made of iron, and a colorful ceramic salamander.

2. Walking Las Ramblas

One easy-to-miss landmark on this stretch of five avenues is the colorful Pla de l’Os floor mosaic created by famed Catalan artist Joan Miró (1893-1983). Located near Passatge del Crèdit, which is where Miró was born, this colorful mosaic uses simple geometry to express feelings of childhood nostalgia.

3. Discovering Barcelona’s beloved Surrealist at Fundació Joan Miró

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One of the most exceptional pieces in the MNAC is the Altarpiece of Saint Vincent created by 15th century Catalan artist Bernat Martorell. This work is important because, unusually, it has survived completely intact. Made with tempera, wood, and gold leaf, this vivid altarpiece is also significant because it shows the Virgin of Pity rather than the more conventional Calvary scene on the top panel.

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6. A glimpse of Picasso's early years at the Picasso Museum

To honor the influential artist’s time in Barcelona, city leaders created the Picasso Museum in 1963. Housing over 4,200 of Picasso’s works, the Picasso Museum has the distinction of being the only dedicated museum that opened while Picasso was still alive.

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This museum has a very good collection of Picasso’s early work, especially from his famed Blue Period (1901-1904). While Picasso was struggling to make ends meet in Paris, he received the tragic news that his best friend Carlos Casagemas committed suicide in 1901. Picasso translated his deep sadness into all of his Blue Period paintings, many of which depict society’s destitute people in blue or blue-green tones.

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7. A bite to eat at Barcelona’s premier food market

The most popular theory behind Boqueria’s is that it comes from the Catalan word “boc,” which translates to “goat.” For many years, goat meat was the most popular food in the market.

8. Catalan Gothic at its finest at the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar

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9. Indulge in Barcelona’s chocolate obsession

The chocolate culture in Barcelona is undeniable and can even be found in various artworks displayed throughout Barcelona museums such as the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona .

In addition to teaching visitors about chocolate’s influence on Barcelona’s culture, the Chocolate Museum houses numerous eye-catching statues – all made entirely of chocolate. The statues in the museum’s tasty collection range from historical buildings to humorous cartoon characters.

2.50 pesetas (25.09.1936) by Generalitat de Catalunya Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC, Barcelona

Although Barcelona has become a haven for travelers who enjoy sun, sand, and soccer, it’s also one of Europe’s most culturally sophisticated cities. As you can see, Barcelona has many unique treasures, and locals work hard to preserve their Catalan heritage. Happy exploring!

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Imagination is our window into the future. This whimsical travel poster imagines future explorers living and working in the ocean beneath Europa's icy crust.

Astonishing geology and the potential to host the conditions for simple life make Jupiter's moon Europa a fascinating destination for future exploration. Beneath its icy surface, Europa is believed to conceal a global ocean of salty liquid water twice the volume of Earth's oceans. Tugging and flexing from Jupiter's gravity generates enough heat to keep the ocean from freezing. On Earth, wherever we find water, we find life. What will NASA's Europa mission find when it heads for this intriguing moon in the 2020s

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