Barcelona street photography: best spots in the Gothic Quarter, El Born, Barceloneta, Gràcia, Raval, Poble Sec, Eixample and Poblenou, by a local photographer.

Photography exhibition in Barcelona: the 100x100Photo opening at espai[b], Gràcia. Some 300 prints by three photographers, on show until 23 October 2026.

El Born Barcelona street art, sun-worn terraces and artisan shopfronts, photographed on foot through one of Barcelona's oldest, most lived-in neighbourhoods.

The Mercat del Born ruins sit under Fontserè's 1876 iron roof in Barcelona — an eighteenth-century quarter photographed from the walkway with a Leica Q3.

El Born Barcelona architecture through medieval alleys, Gothic archways and Carrer de Montcada — six centuries of history in stone and narrow streets.

Sagrada Família photography in Barcelona: a street photographer's first session inside, chasing Gaudí's forest of color through stained glass and stone.

El Born street photography: candid portraits of locals, visitors, and daily life in one of Barcelona's oldest, most photogenic medieval quarters.

Barcelona modern architecture photography in black and white — Calatrava's tower, MACBA, and the streets where contemporary design meets everyday life.

Black and white street photography in Barcelona — silhouettes in the Gothic Quarter, shadows at MACBA and reflections on Passeig de Gràcia. By Cosme Lapena.

Street photography in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter — narrow alleys, arched passages, musicians, and everyday life in the medieval old city, in black and white.

Barcelona street photography at its most candid — a summer walk through the Gothic Quarter, Plaça Catalunya, La Boqueria and beyond. Shot on Leica Q3.

The Girl of Peace at Barcelona's Museum of Forbidden Art — a sculpture commemorating wartime sexual slavery that was censored at the 2019 Aichi Triennale. Photos with Leica Q3.