Soft Memories 66
The El Clot neighborhood boasts some of the houses built at the beginning of the 20th century to accommodate factory workers.
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The El Clot neighborhood boasts some of the houses built at the beginning of the 20th century to accommodate factory workers.
Most mansions located on the Campoamor street in the Horta neighborhood have been converted into retirement homes, but some of them still belong to local families.
Planned by Catalan entrepreneur Eusebi Güell for his employees, the Còlonia Güell, located south of Barcelona, is a mixture of small houses and modernist buildings. It looks like a place frozen in time.
Last month I decided to go back to the La Font de la Guatlla neighborhood, and everything looked just the same as the last time I was there back in 2017 when I took this picture.
With the expansion of the city scope in the 20th century, many families had to settle down away from the historic center and build their house with their own hands, like in the upper part of the Vallcarca i els…
Some trees do have a different shape like the one I saw in the Sant Gervasi-Galvany neighborhood. It adds a note of magic to the place.
Here is a singular house I came across in the Provençals del Poblenou neighborhood. It boasts a charming terrace.
An unpretentious house like the one here looks much nicer with a well-trimmed garden. The vegetation creates a makeshift frame for this picture I took in August in the El Carmel neighborhood.
In the La Salut neighborhood of Barcelona, there are pretty houses which remain undisturbed by the throng of tourists who visit the Park Güell. Actually, most tourists simply follow established routes instead of wandering through side streets or neighborhoods located…