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In an apt metaphor, the city was also sinking. By it was causing entire sections of the city centre to sink. He employed a team of experts to create a fake lake, by siphoning saltwater to the surface and keeping it at a stable level. The result was the 12, sq ft Pannonian Lake, completed in Now the area, previously foetid marshland, has been transformed, with children playing in the turquoise water, couples sunbathing on the gravel beach and families strolling to the old town for burek , a Bosnian meat pastry.
Last summer it attracted up to 13, people a day, many drawn by the supposedly medicinal properties of the only salt lake in a European city. The tourism and service industries are now its biggest sectors — a sharp change of direction for a city previously known for its coal plants and smoke-filled skies.
Before the first tourists arrived, many locals opposed the plans. But today most people agree that the lakes are a good thing. A second lake and artificial waterfalls were opened in , incorporating an archaeological park and replica Neolithic lake dwellings, and a third in Previously a neglected strip of waterfront populated by fishermen and residents pushed out of the centre, the Barceloneta neighbourhood is now the face of the city and one of its most vibrant areas.
Not all Barcelona residents are enamoured with their artificial beach, though. But any project like that needs a good place management strategy. Otherwise there is the risk of having a spillover effect that could negatively impact residents and workers. Indeed, locals are increasingly blaming the beach for attracting too many tourists and thereby eroding local culture.
