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The sea breeze on the Poblenou breakwater of the Olympic Port invites to sit and contemplate the horizon of the Mediterranean while thoughts come and go like the waves.
Mother and daughter load packages while arriving at home on one of the platforms of France Train Station in Barcelona.
Silhouettes of cyclist and pedestrian walking through Ernest Lluch Square, in Barcelona Forum district, in times of pandemic, with Telefonica Diagonal 00 Tower in the background.
Wooden walkway that gives access to the Archdeacon House, on the left in the image, a building placed right next to Barcelona Cathedral, in the Gothic Quarter of the Old Town. Flamboyant Gothic in style, it has the entrance on Santa Llúcia Street, precisely what separates it from the Cathedral, as we can see in the pic. Built in the 15th century for the residence of the major archdeacons of the see, ecclesiastical dignities of high hierarchical rank, it has been, since 1919, the seat of the Historical Archive of the City.
Human silhouette using mobile phone in the Born district of Barcelona. The photograph is taken from Espaseria Street, which leads from the Gothic basilica of Santa Maria del Mar to Pla de Palau. In the background, the wall of the side nave of the basilica placed in Santa Maria Street.
Sagrada Familia seen at night from the viewpoint number 3 of the Guinardó Park in Barcelona, just above the Hoop Child Viewpoint. Sagrada Família Expiatory Temple, with the figure of W Hotel on the right in this night image, is the architectural jewel of the city and the prolific Catalan Modernism. Unfinished work by Antoni Gaudí, it’s a synthesis of his architectural evolution and the culmination of his naturalistic style. It’s the most visited monument in Spain in recent years, and, in 2005, UNESCO declared a World Heritage Site the crypt, the apse and the façade of the Nativity, on the left in this image, that is to say, the construction phases in which the Catalan architect could participate in life.