Eixample

Eixample is a well-planned district in Barcelona, Spain, known for its unique grid layout with wide streets and chamfered corners. Designed in the late 19th century by architect Ildefons Cerdà, it features blocks with internal courtyards, promoting light, ventilation, and urban order. The district combines modern urban planning principles with aesthetic appeal, hosting many of the city's famous Modernist buildings, including Gaudí’s iconic structures like Casa Batlló. Eixample balances residential, commercial, and cultural spaces, exemplifying innovative city design aimed at improving quality of life.