[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Carrer de Rogent to Parc del Clot скачать в хорошем качестве

[[SPAIN-BARCELONA]] Walking along Carrer de Rogent to Parc del Clot

Filmed : 13/JUL/2020 5:15 pm using iphone 8 Walk along Carrer de Rogent to explore Parc del Clot!!! ▶Please LEAVE A LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for the next Walking Inside !!! 🙏 [[ Free SUBSCRIBE 👉 https://bit.ly/30x7gdw ]] 🔷Carrer de Rogent🔷 Rogent street is parallel to Independència, the last street in Eixample in this part of the city. But it is neither the width nor the straightness of a street in the Eixample: it is a narrow street that, with a small curve, leads from Freser street to Meridiana. Perhaps the great luck of Rogent Street is not having been wider. The tram passed a long time on Rogent Street, but in 1990 it became a pedestrian street and trees were planted: now they are high enough and make this road an especially pleasant area to walk in summer. Rogent street is not the Passeig de Gràcia: there are no big brand boutiques , no fast food restaurant franchises. And, despite everything, it has a very solid commercial fabric: it offers quality services to its neighbors. There is a wide variety of establishments: from the inevitable industrial bakeries and the most popular frozen food chains, to more original stores, food, toys ... A type of business designed primarily for residents and reflecting the vitality of this neighborhood . And the first ones that give life to the neighborhood are the bars and restaurants. Most of them are not luxurious establishments, but they try to give a careful service to the clients. Without a doubt, the Juan Manuel Zafra Institute, the old Municipal School of Arts and Crafts of Sant Martí de Provençals, is the most important building on Rogent Street. It was built in 1909 as a homeless shelter, but later became an educational center. Its facade is typically modernist: it combines the use of brick with wrought iron elements (as in lamps) and numerous colored ceramics ( trencadís is even used in various elements of the facade). It was the work of Antoni Falguera , the architect of the Municipal Conservatory of Music. Pere Falqués , the municipal architect at the time (he was the designer of the streetlight benches on Passeig de Gràcia) also participated in its design. 🔷 Parc del Clot🔷 El Clot Park (Parc del Clot in Catalan) is a public park in Barcelona located in the El Clot neighborhood , in the Sant Martí district . It is located in the location of an old RENFE workshop , some of whose walls were used as ornamental elements. The park project was carried out in 1986 by Daniel Freixes i Melero and Vicente Miranda . The park has an area of ​​4.03 hectares . In its central part is a long corridor formed by large white metal frames, which is the backbone of the route through the park. From here various areas are distributed, such as a sports center, a children's play area, petanque courts and a lake, in addition to the park's green spaces. One of the most spectacular elements is the lake, a water supply for a 25 m long aqueduct formed by arcades that formed the facade of the old RENFE workshop, and whose waters cascade. Nearby is a kind of loggia also made up of walls of the old building, with a series of arches ofmasonry with metal columns; Inside is the sculpture Rites of Spring , by the American sculptor Bryan Hunt (1986), a 4-meter-high bronze piece representing a waterfall. Route and Sights Timestamps : 00:00 carrer del Rosselló 00:08 carrer de Rogent 01:43 carrer de Provença 02:15 Institut Juan Manuel Zafra (old Municipal School of Arts and Crafts) 03:15 carrer de Mallorca 04:59 carrer de València 05:09 Plaça de l’Oca 07:35 carrer d'Aragó 07:45 Avinguda Meridiana 10:05 carrer del Clot 11:13 carrer de Rossend Nobas 12:12 carrer dels Escultors Claperós 12:43-24:50 Parc del Clot 25:23 Plaça de Valentí Almirall #spain #catalunya #barcelona #city #walking #barcelonaspain #barcelonawalk #barcelonaguide #walkinginside #parcdelclot #carrerderogent