Isometric Barcelona
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Cerdà’s grid of octagonal blocks, Gaudí’s towers and a long beach on the Mediterranean: Barcelona looks like it was planned for an isometric game.
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Made by IsometricCities · isometriccities.com · Nov 2026
Our own map: the Eixample, the Gothic Quarter, the beach and Montjuïc from OpenStreetMap, with Gaudí’s buildings at their real heights, cars, trams and boats, and a day and a night view.
There are 2 isometric maps of Barcelona so far, using drawn from open data and AI-drawn techniques. The first one appeared in Nov 2026.Updated
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Barcelona as a game map, from Montjuïc to the Sagrada Família and the port, with landmark pins and a small flight mode.
AItiny-barcelona.agenturl.dev
Our own pixel-art diorama of Sagrada Família: a 3D island you can turn, from day to night.
Yes — there are 2: Isometric Barcelona (isometriccities.com) by IsometricCities and Tiny Barcelona (tiny-barcelona.agenturl.dev) by brunoqgalvao. Each renders Barcelona in the style of classic city-builder games like SimCity 2000.
Isometric Barcelona was made by IsometricCities and Tiny Barcelona was made by brunoqgalvao.
Isometric Barcelona is drawn from open data: the city is rendered with code from datasets such as OpenStreetMap building footprints and heights, rather than by an image model. Tiny Barcelona is AI-drawn: an image model turns aerial or satellite imagery into pixel-art tiles, which are stitched together into one giant zoomable picture.
Yes. All of them are public websites you can open in any browser for free — no account or download needed. Isometric Cities links to the originals; the maps belong to their creators.
Yes: Málaga, Valencia and Madrid also have one. See all isometric maps of Spain.
Pick a technique — AI-drawn tiles from aerial imagery, rendering OpenStreetMap building data, or a 3D diorama — then publish it as a zoomable tile map. Our guide walks through all three, and you can submit your map to be listed here.