This pavilion dates from 1905 – 1912 and was used for Maternity, Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
After over eighty years as the site of the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau the Art Nouveau site has been transformed into a research centre with international organisations from Healthcare, Sustainability and Education. At present there are seven institutions housed on this complex. Lucky workers!
Source: All the information in these Sant Pau posts is taken from the admission booklet.
How to get there:
Metro: L5 Sant Pau / Dos de Maig or L2 to Sagrada Familia and walk up Avenue de Gaudi
Bus: H8, 19, 20, 45, 47, 50, 51, 92, 117, 192
I am struggling to recall one location that has provided so many delightful posts. I posted quite a lot about the Lake District, but that is a huge area. This is the place that keeps on giving, undoubtedly!
Best wishes, Pete. x
Nearing the end now. I just wanted to have a record of each building as they are so similar but also unique.
I can understand their fascination, Jude. x
Those domes: do they represent the fecund bellies of pregnancy?? I second Pete’s comment
Well now, that is quite a thought!
Imagine having that as your office.
I know! It would make going to work a complete pleasure.
Beautiful indeed. Were you able to go into any of these buildings?
Only the Saint Rafael which was empty, but shows how the ward once was, the Operations building, but that too was empty and the Administration Building which really knocks your socks off!
Admin always gets the best fit out. 🙂
It’s completely beautiful! You were so lucky to get up close, Jude. 🙂 🙂
I was wasn’t I. All thanks to a certain person for sending me in this direction.
Slips curtsey 🙂
More beautiful details. 🙂
You have so many wonderful photos from this one visit – I’m lucky if I get a couple. This site is simply exquisite!
OTT really, but I couldn’t help taking so many photos!