It appears that one way to visit the interior of the casa is to attend an event there. They have a monthly microteatro. But it’s worth admiring just for the exterior alone. Casa Lleó Morera is located on the prestigious Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona’s Manzana de la Discordia, or “Block of Discord. The city block’s nickname originates from a famous Greek legend, the Judgment of Paris. The Greek gods held a wedding but didn’t invite Eris, the goddess of discord, who sowed misery wherever she went.

A property group acquired Casa Lleó Morera in 2006 and completely restored it. The interior was restored in 2012 and opened to the public in 2014. The building closed down in 2017 years. The issue was over wheelchair access. Access is required for all buildings open to the public. But artistic monuments can’t be altered to provide access. So the Modernist staircase could not be altered. On Casa Lleó Morera’s Facebook page, it’s described as “permanently closed. ” Its website is silent on the matter. But, on TripAdvisor, they are people who profess to have been inside in 2019. A puzzling contradiction indeed.

Aggrieved by the snub, Eris arrived anyway, bearing a poisoned “gift” of a golden apple. It was inscribed with the words “for the fairest. ” As Eris anticipated, the goddesses squabbled to claim the apple. Finally, Paris, the Prince of Troy, selected Aphrodite over Hera and Athena. Lying at the at the intersection of Paseo de Gracia and Consell de Cent is a true Spanish treasure, Casa Lleó Morera. The Art Nouveau mansion is often overshadowed by its showy neighbor Casa Batlló. But it shouldn’t be. It’s lovely and vastly under appreciated. When the tourists clamor to Gaudi’s Casa Batlló or La Pedrera, you can come here and feast your eyes on beautiful art and architecture.

The price for painting communities in Morera typically ranges between €144 and €2925. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and working time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting work. While not as famous as Antoni Gaudi, Montaner was a genius himself. His buildings are characterized by a mixture of constructive rationalism and the ornamentation and curvilinear lines characteristic of Modernism. For Casa Lleó Morera, he gathered the best craftsmen and artisans, to stunning effect. His chosen sculptor, Eusebi Arnau, was particularly renowned.