Street art · Barcelona

Antoni Rovira i Trias

By Joaquim Camps & Jaume Granells

Take a seat next to Antoni Rovira i Trias, the architect whose Barcelona expansion plan lost to Cerdà's grid — bronze, mustachioed, and forever waiting for you to join him on the bench.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, photo via Wikimedia Commons.

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