The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
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The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
The inner courtyard of Casa Batlló rises like a tranquil underwater cathedral. Covered in hand-glazed tiles shifting from deep sapphire to pale sky, it draws the eye upward—where light pours in like sun through water.
Iconic Manchester City Centre pub. Said to be named after the 1823 novel by Sir Walter Scott.
Grade 11 listed, the Victorian pub, situated on Great Bridgewater Street, is the only detached pub in Manchester City Centre.
