Sunrise over the sea next to the Three Chimneys of Sant Adrià from the Doctor Pla i Armengol Gardens, in the Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona. The Three Chimneys of Sant Adrià have become an icon of the maritime skyline of Barcelona and, above all, of the neighboring town of Sant Adrià de Besòs since, in 2008, the citizens of the town decided in a referendum they should remain once the thermal power plant, vestige of the last years of the Franco regime, of which they were part was closed in 2011. The photograph is taken from the Doctor Pla i Armengol Gardens, at the intersection between Mare de Déu de Montserrat Avenue and the mountain side end of Cartagena Street, in the Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona.

Sunrise over the sea behind the Three Chimneys of Sant Adrià. These chimneys have become an icon of the maritime skyline of Barcelona and, above all, of the neighboring town of Sant Adrià de Besòs since, in 2008, the citizens of the town decided in a referendum they should remain once the thermal power plant, vestige of the last years of Franco regime, of which they were part was closed in 2011. The photograph is taken from Doctor Pla i Armengol Gardens, at the intersection between Mare de Déu de Montserrat Avenue and the mountain side end of Cartagena Street, in the Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona.

Two female silhouettes walk along Mare de Déu de Montserrat Avenue, in Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona, as if recreating a perfectly synchronized choreography.

Detail of the statue of Cristopher Columbus, discoverer of America, in Barcelona. The statue is placed in Portal de la Pau Square, at the crossroads between the southern end of the Ramblas of Barcelona, ​​Passeig de Colom and Passeig de Josep Carner, in front of the port. The sculptural ensemble, designed by Gaietà Buïgas and inaugurated in 1888 on the occasion of that year’s Universal Exposition in the city, was attended by a big number of artists, including the sculptor Josep Llimona. The bronze statue of Columbus is the work of Rafael Atché, and the four lions at the base were sculpted by Agapit Vallmitjana with the same material. The photograph is taken from Miramar. Behind the complex, which is 60 meters high, there is Barceloneta, and, in the background, the tallest buildings of Diagonal Mar and the three characteristic chimneys of Sant Adrià de Besòs power plant, 90 meters high.

Female figure passing under a street lamp where had to be a torch in past times placed on the stone of the walls of the Palace of the Lieutenant, in the Counts Street of the Gothic Quarter and headquarters of the Archive of the Crown of Aragon, seen from Mercy Street, at the height of the apse of the Cathedral of Barcelona.

Rays of light projected into the sky from the National Palace on the mountain of Montjuïc in Bacelona. Night photography taken at the viewpoint number 3 of Guinardó Park, just above the Hoop Child Viewpoint. In the background, we can see the National Palace of Montjuïc, from where rays of light are projected towards the sky. At the back, on the right, the Olympic Ring, and, highlighted by its height, the Montjuïc Communications Tower, also known as Calatrava Tower by the Valencian engineer Santiago Calatrava, who designed it for the Olympic Games of 1992. The National Palace, headquarters of MNAC (National Art Museum of Catalonia) is the work of Eugenio Cendoya and Enric Catà, under the supervision of Pere Domènech i Roura, son of the modernist architect Lluís Domènec i Montaner. It was built between 1926 and 1929 as the main venue for the 1929 Universal Exposition. In the Oval Room, King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria Eugenia presided over the inauguration ceremony.

Views from Passeig de Miramar over the city reaching Carlos Ibáñez Square, on the mountain of Montjuïc in Barcelona.

Sunrise over the sea behind the Three Chimneys of Sant Adrià from the Doctor Pla i Armengol Gardens, in the Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona. The Three Chimneys of Sant Adrià have become an icon of the maritime skyline of Barcelona and, above all, of the neighboring town of Sant Adrià de Besòs since, in 2008, the citizens of the town decided in a referendum they should remain once the thermal power plant, vestige of the last years of the Franco regime, of which they were part was closed in 2011. The photograph is taken from the Doctor Pla i Armengol Gardens, at the intersection between Mare de Déu de Montserrat Avenue and the mountain side end of Cartagena Street, in the Guinardó neighborhood of Barcelona.