Souls of Barcelona 24

The Castell de Torre Baró is definitely a must-see. This panoramic viewpoint on the northern districts of Barcelona is the information and environmental education center of the Collserola park.
Digital Art | Photography
Digital Art | Photography
The Castell de Torre Baró is definitely a must-see. This panoramic viewpoint on the northern districts of Barcelona is the information and environmental education center of the Collserola park.
The bridge which connects Santa Eulàlia to the Sants-Badal neighborhood reveals the unexpected harmony of shapes and colors of the surrounding buildings.
Here is another random creation based on the Mercat dels Encants ceiling. You can spot the streetcar which goes all around the Glòries area.
The title of this 1934 sculpture by Josep Dunyach i Sala is “Confidències a la platja”. I do not think that in those days women would go around naked on the beach. The statue can be seen in the garden…
La Font de la Guatlla is a small and quiet neighborhood full of charm. It is part of the Sants-Montjuïc district.
The construction of the Barcelona-Sagrera hi-speed train station has moved forward since I took this picture a few months back.
In the 22@ Urban District, some of the workshops and small factories of past centuries have been converted into co-working places.
Here is a different color scheme used on a building located near Plaça d’Europa in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat.
Pati Manning, home to the Centre d’Estudis i Recursos Culturals, is an architectural gem of the El Raval neighborhood. It used to be part of the Casa de la Caritat which was built in 1743.