From Montaner to Gaudi, Spanish architects have made waves throughout history. Whether the style is Caliphal, Gothic, Baroque or Modernist, Spain has an incredible variety of colorful, awe-inspiring buildings. Check out some of the architectural beauty we’ve curated for you below.
1. Bodegas Marqués De Riscal in Eltziego, Spain
Photo by Eccentric Englishman
Latte art is more than a process of pouring steamed milk into a shot of espresso – it’s an actual art! Any barista can make a latte, but not every coffee shop worker can draw a teddy bear into a tiny cup of super hot coffee and foam.
Like with every other art form, there are varying degrees of difficulty, creativity, and talent that go into latte art, but some of the best works of latte art are so incredible and beautiful that you won’t want to drink them! Read on for 15 Works of Latte Art Too Beautiful to Drink From Around the World:
1. Matcha Green Tea Latte from Moore Coffee Shop in Seattle, Washington
Trover photo by Sophia Field
Red may be the color most closely associated with Spain, but it’s not the only color you’ll see on the streets and in the villages of this beautiful country.
From tiles to flowers, cathedrals to produce markets, Spain is full of vivid colors that will transport you to a rich culture centered on food, wine, and sensational festivals. Here’s a glimpse of the brilliant colors you can expect should you visit Spain!
1. The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain
Trover photo by Matt Hughes
2. Street festival in Ronda, Spain
Trover photo by Sara W
3. Stained glass at La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by Pavi Thomas
4. Júzcar, aka “Smurftown,” Spain
Trover photo by Jessica Bowler
5. The Concurs de Castells de Tarragona competition in Tarragona, Spain
Trover photo by Tom Stahl
6. Belmond La Residencia in Deià, Spain
Trover photo by Michaela Balazsova
7. Street art in the Gràcia neighborhood of Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by I’m Out of the Office
8. Colorful row houses in Villajoyosa, Spain
Trover photo by Travel with all senses
9. Tiled bench in the Gaudi-designed Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by KHYLAsophy
10. Fresh produce at the Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid, Spain
Trover photo by David Wildridge
11. Stained glass at the Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi in Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by Vincent Ramundo
12. Hotel San Gill in Seville, Spain
Trover photo by Nataliya Trikur
13. Gaudi-designed Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by Stephan Popescu
14. Colorful gardens competing in the Cordoba Patio Festival in Cordoba, Spain
Trover photo by YoungAdventuress
15. Streets decorated for Festa Major de Gràcia in Gràcia, Barcelona, Spain
Trover photo by Jessica Bowler
Need more reasons to visit Spain this summer? Check out the full list of beautiful vivid colors across Spain here, and don’t forget to share your own photos of colorful Spain on Trover!
What sculptures a city or town chooses to display as public art can be a window into their identity. From classic Parisian busts to Seattle’s modern sculpture parks, these striking works of art will inspire you to a take a moment to contemplate art and what it means for a city’s civic pride. Your own private viewing awaits.
Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle, WA
Umlauf Sculpture Gardens, Austin, TX
Storm King Art Center, Orange County, NY
Platja de la Barceloneta, Barcelona, Spain
Cloud Gate, Grant Park, Chicago, IL
Still have some time for more artistic endeavors? Find some of the best art from around the world in our Art From Around The World List. Need more artistic inspiration? Find the best art around the world at Trover.com.
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and one of the world’s most popular destinations. Here’s a list of 11 out-of-the-ordinary things to do in this vivacious and unique city.
1. Spent a day at the Labyrinth Park of Horta–one of Barcelona’s oldest historical gardens.
Photo by Fen
