Stardust 40
In the Provençals del Poblenou neighborhood, there are a few workshops and small factories which look frozen in time but are still in operation.
Photography & Digital Art
Photography & Digital Art
In the Provençals del Poblenou neighborhood, there are a few workshops and small factories which look frozen in time but are still in operation.
The elevator and access platform of the Complex Comercial Arenas de Barcelona, located Plaça d’Espanya, look like a launching pad for flying saucers. This is how I see it.
In some areas of Barcelona it is quite common to come across businesses which have kept their original storefronts, like this pharmacy located in the Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera neighborhood.
Barcelona is also well known for its graffitis, and there are actually tours of the city on urban art. Quite often, artists add their own grain of salt to the works of others, making graffitis the most “plastic” art of…
Best wishes for 2023! And all the energy in the world to explore the neighborhoods located away from the city centre in order to enjoy the true magic of Barcelona.
One would think this El Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou bar is decked for Xmas. It is actually its “regular” all-year-round style.
The Capital city is ever more beautiful this time of year. During the day, streets and stores are decked to the nines, and at night twinkling lights convert Barcelona into an enchanted galaxy.
Located in the Provençals del Poblenou neighborhood, La Escocesa used to be a textile factory. It is being refurbished from top to bottom, and is a haven for emerging artists.
This facade is typical of middle-class buildings of the “Catalan Manchester” period, when El Poblenou was a neighborhood dedicated to the textile industry.