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  Poblenou Open Day

  On 9th May, associate venues will open their doors to share their work with the public. Poblenou Urban district offers a free, uninterrupted program of activities on art and creativity. An evening in which the latest trends will connect, in a district marked by its industrial past, and the preset linked to culture and technology, becoming a cultural benchmark of the city.

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  Pantalla Pavelló Film Series

  These summer nights in Barcelona fill once again with cinema through Pantalla Pavelló, a cycle projecting films directly onto the travertine of the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion. The built environment and its boundaries become a stage for reflection on architecture, the city, and its inhabitants. An experience inviting contemplation of the cities we desire and the society we wish to build.
  
  6/7 - Los Tarantos by Francesc Rovira-Beleta
  3/8 - Costa Brava (Family Album) by Marta Balletbò-Coll
  7/9 - Sis dies corrents by Bong Joon-ho

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  Barcelona en las Alturas

  On May 15th, 16th and 17th Barcelona will host a new edition of Barcelona en las Alturas, a Pop Up Market in true London style. It represents an unmissable opportunity to spend a weekend with family or friends surrounded by the modernist magic of Gaudí.
  
  The Torre Bellesguard is a unique venue in which to host this market where you will find unique and original pieces by young designers while enjoying live music and tasting dishes from all over the world served at the various food trucks located there.

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  Sant Jordi 2026

  Sant Jordi is one of the most emblematic and beloved celebrations in Catalonia, a festival that combines tradition, culture, and street life. Every April 23, Barcelona is transformed into a large open-air stage where books and roses take center stage.

  The legend of Sant Jordi, which tells how the knight defeated the dragon to save the princess and how a rose sprang from its blood, is the symbolic origin of this celebration. Over time, the day has evolved into a major civic and cultural event, also linked to World Book Day.

  Throughout the day, streets and squares are filled with book and flower stalls, authors signing copies, and a vibrant atmosphere that invites people to stroll and discover the city from a different perspective. The tradition of giving a rose and a book remains alive, making Sant Jordi a unique experience that connects culture, emotion, and identity.

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  For Sant Jordi 2026, the large pedestrian area returns between Diagonal Avenue, Gran Via, and Balmes and Pau Claris streets, extending through Portal de l’Àngel to Avinguda de la Catedral and along a section of Gran de Gràcia, from Pla de Nicolás Salmerón to Carrer d’Astúries.

  Traffic restrictions in the Sant Jordi area of the Eixample

  From 10:00 p.m. on April 22 until 4:00 a.m. on April 24, circulation (bicycles and private vehicles) will be prohibited داخل the enclosed perimeter of the Eixample. During this period, traffic will only be allowed on the perimeter streets of the Sant Jordi area and on Aragó Street, València Street, and Gran Via. Bicing stations will also be out of service.

  Parking will not be allowed on any street داخل the perimeter from 8:00 a.m. on April 22 until circulation is restored. Access to private parking facilities will also be closed. Walking or using underground public transport is recommended.

  Related Sant Jordi Agenda:

  22/4 - Sant Jordi opening speech by Ali Smith. 6 pm. More information

  Book and rose stalls across all city districts
  
  Location of the main reserved areas:

  Ciutat Vella: Portal de l’Àngel to Av. Catedral and Pg. Lluís Companys.
  L’Eixample: Pl. Catalunya, Pl. Universitat, Rambla Catalunya, Pg. de Gràcia and Pg. Sant Joan
  Sants-Montjuïc: Rambla de Sants.
  Les Corts: Diagonal Avenue (between Joan Güell and Pau Romeva streets, seaside).
  Sarrià - Sant Gervasi: Sarrià square.
  Gràcia: Gran de Gràcia (between Sèneca and Rambla del Prat) and Vila de Gràcia square
  Horta-Guinardó: Eivissa square.
  Nou Barris: Via Júlia canopy (between Argullós and Joaquim Valls streets) and Virrei Amat square (junction of Felip II and La Jota streets).
  Sant Andreu: Orfila and Comerç squares, and Segre street (between Pont and Cinca streets).
  Sant Martí: Rambla del Poblenou (between Calvell promenade and Diagonal Avenue), Cabanyal and Sèquia Comtal streets, Mercat and Font i Sagué squares, and the Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez area.

  Barcelona City Hall Open Day
  23/4: from 10 am to 8 pm. More information

  Traditional sardana dance performance
  23/4 at 7 pm. More information

  City Agenda:
  
  16-24/4: Barcelona-Sant Jordi International Film Festival.
  23/4: Sant Jordi Musical. Former Estrella Damm Factory.

  Open Day

  • Sant Pau Modernist Site from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm
  • Mies van der Rohe Pavilion from 10 am to 8 pm
  • Library of Catalonia from 10 am to 7:30 pm
  • Excursionist Centre of Catalonia from 11 am to 1 pm
  • Barcelona Provincial Council from 10 am to 8 pm
  • Ateneu Barcelonès from 11 am to 8 pm
  • Palau de la Generalitat from 1 pm to 8 pm
  • Institute of Catalan Studies from 10 am to 12 pm and from 4 pm to 7 pm
  • Palau Güell from 10 am to 8 pm
  • Museum of the History of Catalonia from 10 am to 7 pm
  • Archaeology Museum from 9:30 am to 7 pm

  Sant Jordi
  UNESCO World Book Day
  
  

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  Rec 0 Experimental Stores

  The textile tradition of Igualada in the 19th century left an industrial neighborhood, the Rec district, full of factories. The Rec. O Experimental Stores initiative takes up the tradition and reinvents it through a temporary transformation. Over four days, the industrial areas will become pop up clothing stores where top brands will display their goods and samples at one-off prices. This circuit will also feature Rec Street Food, with food trucks, and the Rec Music Festival which will put on concerts throughout the different spaces.

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  Getting around by bike

  The bike is an original and different means of transport to discover the city. Barcelona has fully integrated cycle lanes and you can cycle through the city’s open spaces and parks. These conditions and the mild climate are ideal for this alternative means of transport. You can choose from organised routes or bicycle hire.

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  Parc de la Ciutadella

  There are a hundred different ways to discover the Parc de la Ciutadella. You can explore the history of the former military citadel and the 1888 Universal Exhibition, or simply enjoy the surroundings and take part in one of its many cultural events. Barcelona's public park par excellence will never let you down.

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  Waterfall and lake

  A space of classical beauty in the middle of the Parc de la Ciutadella, surrounded by leafy plants typical of Europe's most romantic gardens.

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  Parc de Joan Miró

  Known locally as the "Parc de l'Escorxador", this park is a jigsaw puzzle of different elements set out around a cement plaza designed to host all kinds of events and activities.

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  Parc de l'Estació del Nord

  A small, delightful park, sunny but with shady areas, simple yet complex, is located in Barcelona's Eixample.