BARCELONA IN
MEDIEVAL AGE
On January 21st of 2019, the 2nd
of ESO students went to a school trip on the Medieval Barcelona with a Canadian
guide.
First, we went to the “Fossar de les Moreres”, and
there the guide explained to us the beginnings of the north-east part of the
Medieval Spain.
Caroline (the guide) brought us to Santa Maria del Mar, she
explained to us its beginnings on 1329, and its evolution for 60 years, that
was the period of time that it spent to be built. When we went inside of it, we
saw that all the Cathedral was built in gothic style.
Then we went to Montcada Street, we entered in one of
all the “palaces” that were there. After that, Caroline explained to us that
all the noble families wanted to use the typical gothic civil Catalan style and
structure.
Later, we went to The Craftsmen’s neighbourhood. In
this neighbourhood lived all the craftsmen of a same trade. Each street has the
name of a type of worker that worked there.
Finally, we went to the Main Royal Palace. It was one
of the main residences of our monarchs.
Next to it, it’s the Jaume’s I tower,
the Chapel of Saint Agatha, “Saló del Tinell” and the King’s residence.
Marina Prades i Toni Conejo
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