La finca más estrecha de Europa

This guide to the narrowest house front in Europe, on this street in Valencia, opens with a girl who could not fit through her own front door in her communion dress and had to dress on the open street instead. It follows the tax rule that made one family build up instead of out in the late 1800s, stacking a jewelry shop and five single-room floors around a tight spiral staircase. Later tenants worked the same sliver of space as a newsstand, a gift shop and a bar.