Seville, Spain - A wooden building that looks like a giant mushroom: Metropol Parasol

#100 Ways to Travel Spanish architecture has always been bold and avant-garde. In addition to the well-known genius #Gaudí Antoni Goudi, there is also a stunning wooden building #Metropol Parasol in #Sevilla in southern Andalucia. The exterior looks like a giant mushroom parasol. It was designed by German designer Jürgen Hermann Mayer over a period of six years. It is made up of six wooden structures shaped like giant mushrooms. It is very ultra-modern in style, and the lattice-like texture of the parasol also provides shade for the hot Seville. Metropol Parasol is the largest wooden building in the world, about 26 meters high, with an area of ​​about 150×70 meters, four floors above ground and one floor underground. Don’t think it’s just an art installation. Metropol Parasol is a combination of a museum, a vegetable market, a viewing platform, a restaurant and bar, and a performance venue, so you can watch performances, explore Roman ruins, and overlook the city while shopping. Tickets for the Archaeological Museum and Observation Deck must be purchased at B1. After visiting the Roman and Moorish cultural relics in the museum, take the elevator to the observation deck and walk in the open-air wooden corridor for a 360-degree view of the city, which is even more beautiful at night when the lights are on. The central market and restaurants and bars are free to enter. #西葡自由旅行 #Spain #Sevilla #Metropolparasol #sevilla #span