Like something out of a dream, Park Güell in Barcelona is a strange melding of organic forms with neoclassical architecture. The brainchild of 19th century architect, Antoni Gaudi, this park features architecture unlike any I have ever seen before. My favorite feature in the park is the partially enclosed hallway underneath the main walkway. Constructed out of unfinished stones, the walkway has a surreal wavelike quality. Indeed, it reminded me of all the times I’d be surfing at Pipeline and getting barreled. (just kidding), I’ve never surfed a wave large enough to get barreled in my life. Nevertheless, the hallway is striking and made for an awesome experience.