Venetian Towers

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The Venetian Towers are a pair of iconic, Venetian-style brick and stone towers in Barcelona that serve as a monumental gateway to the Montjuïc fairgrounds and the Plaça d'Espanya area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
monumental gateway
pair of towers
architecturalStyle Venetian style
builtFor 1929 Barcelona International Exposition
category Buildings and structures completed in 1929
Tourist attractions in Barcelona
Towers in Barcelona
constructionEnd 1929
constructionStart 1927
country Spain
function monumental entrance to exhibition area
hasArchitect Ramon Reventós
hasCityPlanner Antoni Darder
Guillem Busquets
Josep Puig i Cadafalch
hasClock no
hasLighting illuminated at night
hasSymmetry symmetrical pair
height approximately 47 m
heritageStatus protected local architectural heritage (Barcelona)
inspiredBy St Mark's Campanile
locatedAt Plaça d'Espanya
locatedIn Barcelona
Catalonia
Spain
locatedNear Montjuïc
materialUsed brick
stone
municipality Barcelona municipality
namedAfter Venice
nearbyAttraction Fira de Barcelona
Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
nearbyTransport Espanya metro station
Plaça d'Espanya railway station
numberOfTowers 2
partOf Montjuïc fairgrounds
linked to: Montjuïc

urban ensemble of Plaça d'Espanya
province Province of Barcelona
roofType pyramidal top
servesAs gateway to Montjuïc fairgrounds
gateway to Plaça d'Espanya area
street Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina
touristAttraction yes
usedFor access to cultural events
access to trade fairs
urban landmark and orientation point

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