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~ April 8

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Off to Dhiffushi for site analysis

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[thewackywanderer]

CASTELL MONTJUIC: SITE VISIT

photo by: @thewackywanderer

One of my favourite places in Barcelona is the Montjuic castle. Up on a mountain, visible from almost anywhere in the city, the fort is one of those things that you see every day and think “I wonder what that is,” until you actually head out there. Although it’s harder to get to from the city itself, the trip will be worth it for the amazing views, the lush greenery, and the fact that even during peak tourist season, it’s not so crowded.

The fort itself sits strategically above the Mediterranean, with a direct view above the city of Barcelona and beyond, towards the mountains. The Reaper’s War (the Catalan Revolt), in 1640, saw the start of this new military enclave in action. This revolt lasted decades, saw the involvement of France on the Catalan side, the occupation of Barcelona by the French, and saw Montjuic grow and switch hands. The fort was used as a political prison from which thousands of executions happened, including Lluis Companys, the president of the first Catalan republic. But the revolt climaxed when the Spanish army, after a hiatus, took the fort back and turned the canons towards the city, shooting at Barcelona over and over, through the night. An exhibit on inside the fort goes over this in more detail, with added visual and graphic representation. It’s a great way to get an overview of significant Catalan history, and a more significant understanding of political sentiments that are still relevant today.

How to get there: Take the taxi, funicular, or bus to the fundacion Miro, maybe take a couple of hours and visit the museum itself, and then follow the signposts for Castell Montjuic (not Montjuic Centre). It’s fairly simple to navigate, even if it’s a good distance. Walking this bit lets you see the gardens, which are simply serene and beautifully quiet, and otherwise easily missed. Once you get to the castle, get your ticket and head on in. Unless you’re a very thorough visitor, the guided tour is not going to give you too much more than you would get on your own.

[abbyyahaya]

site visit // architecture and science

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Tbt Site visits

I chose my site by analysing the visitor inflow across various places and doing a SWOT analysis between them

Context, Climate and Views were also considered for suitability