British man climbs Barcelona's 116-meter skyscraper without safety measures

A young British man who is no stranger to danger takes his life in his hands, free-climbing one of the highest skyscrapers in Europe George King made his way to the top of a 116-meter hotel in the Spanish city of Barcelona without any ropes or safety measures. The 21-year-old scaled the building in only about 20 minutes. However, as he was climbing down the building, he was arrested by police. This not the first time the British daredevil has risked his life, with such a nail-biting climb. Last December, he scaled Barcelona’s iconic Agbar Tower, with a height of 144 meters. In 2019, he also free-climbed the 310-metre Shard building in London. The feat however earned him six months in a young offender’s center.