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Barcelona's famous Rambla street is home to an inventive mix of human
statues, like this rapper.
A Catalan tradition, the art of building human towers, known as Castellers
is reaching for the clouds.
In Barcelona's Plaza Real you can sit on one of the many terraces and
enjoy a cold drink. This lamppost was designed by Antoni Gaudi.
A child steps out on to his balcony to watch the Castellers in the plaza
below. A pigeon makes its getaway by.
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Barcelona Pictures: A general view of Barcelona
Images and Text by Gaston
Magrinat. Click on any image for a larger version.
Barcelona's Arc de Triomf was built for the 1888 world fair by Josep
Vilaseca. It is purely decorative.
In the Barceloneta district, people, like this seagull, can enjoy some
wonderful seafood.
A friendly chorizo invites passers-by on the Rambla to take it home
as a souvenir.
Barcelona's two tallest buildings, the Mapfre tower and the Hotel Arts,
shimmering in the water. They were built for the 1992 Olympic Games.
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This young man doesn't quite know what to make of this statue!
The higher the tower grows, the smaller the people become. The tower
is usually topped by a small child.
Located on La Rambla street, this chinese dragon is hard to miss.
There is nothing quite as delicious as a few scoops of ice cream on
a hot summer’s day.
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