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As Barcelona commemorates the centenary of his death, we take a closer look at some of his most iconic works to celebrate the extraordinary architectural heritage he left behind in the city. Casa Calvet earned Antoni Gaudí his only municipal architecture award in 1900. Look closely at the facade today, and you will spot stone spools and cotton flowers paying tribute to the family's trade, blending practical residential design with Barcelona's evolving architectural style.

London’s history is full of love stories: some romantic, some tragic, and some downright strange. Here are seven of our favourites — and the places where you can still find their traces today.

Traffic in the Spanish capital can easily overwhelm a casual bike ride if you stick strictly to the central streets. The most effective way to navigate Madrid on two wheels relies on the expanding network of car-free zones along the Manzanares River and vast green spaces like Casa de Campo. By using these corridors as a strategic backbone, you can safely connect key landmarks without battling heavy congestion.