Brazilian photographer Bruno Alencanstro sees Barcelona as a big entity composed by smaller planets. Literal.These pics prove it.
You know that saying about every person is a whole world? What if we talked about a city?There are many ways to know Barcelona. From those postcards full of Gaudà designs and sunny beaches to the most quotidien moments, like  a pleasant walk through La Rambla or buying food in La Boqueria or Sant Antoni. These experiences evidence that Barcelona is a city with different personalities. Thanks to technology, we can prove it.
Brazilian photographer Bruno Alencanstro has used a drone to make 360º portraits of Barcelona’s best-known landscapes. His first experiment was the Sagrada Familia and he was so satisfied with the result that he captured La Rambla,  Camp Nou and Ciudadella. The result is incredible.
A look to La Rambla
The most emblematic walk of Barcelona from a bird’s-eye view. 1.2 kilometers condensed in just one blink.
It smells like Barceloneta spirit
Towells, people, mojitos and beach umbrellas give personality to Barcelona’s most popular beach. Does anyone know what the rocky outcrop dividing this blue planet is?
The magic of Montjuïc
If Olympus existed, its entrance would be a copy of Montjuïc’s National Palace one.
Return to childhood
Tibidabo is Barcelona’s most vintage theme park and one of the oldest ones in the world.
Touch the sky
At Plaça de les Glòries stands Torre Agbar, one of the most controversial buildings in Barcelona. It is supposed to be drop-shaped but dirty minds don’t think the same. What do you see?
Bunkers del Carmel
Fact: all these compositions formed by 46 aerial photographs.
Ciutadella
Have a look to the result of 1888 Universal Exhibition, the one that showed the world what Barcelona was able to do.
When we were Olympic
The 92 Olympics changed everything. Barcelona developed an enviable urban plan that concluded in scenarios like this Anella OlÃmpica. Walking around here is remembering those historic moments.
