Map preview · verified release status
This 10 km² world puts the Sagrada Família in the middle of Barcelona’s Eixample: the basilica, the Avinguda de Gaudí toward the Hospital de Sant Pau, and the regular chamfered blocks that stretch toward Passeig de Gràcia and the Diagonal. Everything is generated from OpenStreetMap and elevation data at one block per metre.
The basilica uses mapped building parts, so its towers and spires are present at roughly true height, around 190 blocks for the central tower. They are block approximations of Gaudí’s organic shapes, not sculpted façades. The surrounding blocks are footprint-and-height models with open courtyards inside.
Players spawn on the square beside the basilica, so the towers are the first thing you see. The repeated grid makes it easy to split the city into districts for a server, and the courtyards give each block private space.
Inside the world
The basilica is generated from mapped building parts with a cluster of spires and a central tower of about 190 blocks, close to its real 172.5 m. The forms are blocky approximations rather than Gaudí’s sculpted stone, which leaves the façades for you to carve.
North of the basilica the diagonal Avinguda de Gaudí runs toward the Hospital de Sant Pau. Its tree-lined line cuts across the grid and makes a natural processional route between two Modernista landmarks.
From above, Barcelona’s Eixample shows its signature chamfered blocks and the long diagonal avenues crossing them. Most blocks have open interior courtyards you can fill with gardens, markets or bases.
Seen from the side, the spires rise far above the six-to-eight-storey blocks around them. It is the best view for judging the scale before you start detailing towers.
Plus mapped streets, buildings, land cover, water, and terrain elevation converted from OpenStreetMap and open elevation data. Java and Bedrock editions are both included. The verified Java ZIP and Bedrock MCWORLD are published and ready to download.
The download card is the source of truth. Only formats marked as published have an active download button.
Choose a published format, sign in, and use the protected download button. Pending formats cannot be unlocked.
Extract a published Java ZIP into the saves folder, or open a published Bedrock MCWORLD. Keep one clean copy before editing.
A Java Edition ZIP and a Bedrock Edition MCWORLD of the same 10 km² area. Roads, building footprints and heights, water, land cover and terrain come from OpenStreetMap and open elevation data. Interiors and fine architectural detail are not modelled.
About 3.2 × 3.2 km (10 km²) of Barcelona around the Sagrada Família, covering much of the Eixample from Sant Pau in the north toward Passeig de Gràcia in the south-west. The old town, the beaches and Montjuïc are outside the map.
The spawn is outdoors on the square beside the Sagrada Família at 41.4047, 2.1748.
For Java Edition, extract the ZIP and move the world folder into your Minecraft saves directory. For Bedrock Edition, open the MCWORLD file and Minecraft imports it. Keep an untouched copy before installing mods or making large edits.
No. The worlds open in standard Java and Bedrock. Shaders, resource packs and building tools are optional.
Created by
CartoVoxel Studio turns OpenStreetMap features and open elevation data into playable Minecraft terrain.
OpenStreetMap data attribution
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