The city’s markets are being renovated so you can enjoy sustainable, modern shopping, with all the information you need and adapted to you.
There are twice as many as last year. They will be operating from 10 am to 1 pm and from 5 pm to 8 pm.
The Jardins de la Plaça de la Sagrada Família, Plaça Reial and the Jardins de les Voltes d’en Cirés will be offering 61 sessions in 2025, starting from July.
The building is the third municipal development in the city devoted exclusively to the under-35s.
A total of 48,796 local people took part, casting 211,812 votes for the various projects.
The policies applied by the two previous plans have already clearly helped strengthen the SSE in the city, which has grown by 10% in five years.
Indie music. Charli xcx & Troye Sivan, Sabina Carpenter and Chappell Roan are just some of the big names in a line-up featuring more than 150 artists.
Painting. The exhibition brings together works and objects from lesser known archives at the Museo Nacional del Prado.
Check out all the information about the beaches of Barcelona: location, flag statuses, bathing season, and much more. Remember that smoking is prohibited on all beaches.
Discover the tools being offered by the city for promoting employment, business care and entrepreneurship.Working in Barcelona.
The "Barcelona a la butxaca" app offers a personal space for users to access the main municipal services and procedures, as well as the range of activities in the city, from a single access point. Download it!
Barcelona is committed to democratising care work and has a Barcelona Cuida space available for promoting exchanges and networking among the city’s main carers. Find out all about it!
This magazine provides a voice for reflection and debate on the challenges of the global city and urban transformations which affect the lives of local people.
Consult the pre-enrolment and enrollment calendar for the 2025-2026 school year for second-year infants, primary, secondary and post-compulsory school education.
The city’s parks and gardens transform it into a living, breathing space. You’ll find them all here. Explore and enjoy them!
Sign up for the draw to allocate allotments around the city’s ten districts. Call open until 16 April.
Montjuïc mountain is a big green space in Barcelona offering everyone sports, leisure and cultural facilities. Discover the park and enjoy it!
The City Council is fostering and promoting the Social and Solidarity Economy with resources that include training, support, economic aid, responsible public procurement and the allocation of venues and materials. Find out all about it!
Find out about the wide range of shopping possibilities Barcelona offers you and discover sustainable local options.
Programme aimed at reducing inequalities between Barcelona neighbourhoods, backing access to income, services, urban quality and welfare.
Did you know that every district has playgrounds that open outside school hours as safe public spaces for children, young people and their families? Check out their opening times!
The Municipal Consumer Information Office (OMIC) is a free Barcelona City Council service aimed at helping citizens to defend their consumer rights. Find out all about it!
Barcelona Districte Cultural comes with some changes. Now an annual initiative, the programme of performing arts is joined by projects in visual arts, audiovisuals and thought. Don’t miss it!
Scientific and urban development project that will turn the Parc de la Ciutadella and its surroundings into a leading European hub for knowledge, dissemination, research and innovation.
Check the new price index for rents in Barcelona and how it affects your home.
Find out about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in the environmental, social, economic and institutional fields and get involved.
Discover Barcelona’s traditions, popular culture and enchanting spots, as well as initiatives and programmes to preserve the memory of our past.
This is a pioneering municipal service run by the Catalan LGBTI Organisations Platform, offering an extensive range of information, guidance, direct-assistance and awareness-raising services. Check out the on-site and virtual agenda!
Get involved in your city with the .barcelona domain. Associate your digital identity with Barcelona’s values.
Find out about the wide range of festa majors taking place in Barcelona’s districts and neighbourhoods and enjoy them.
Thanks to an initiative called Barcelona Llibres, the City Council is putting an extensive catalogue of publications on a range of subjects and in various formats at your disposal. These include publications on culture, art, sports, history, the city, politics, urban planning and economics.
Find out what services are available to help you get around the city and discover how mobility is changing in Barcelona and becoming healthier, safer, more sustainable and better-connected.
Join the “Gaudir més” programme and make the most of its discounts, free admission and advantages for enjoying your city’s various spaces.
Find out about all the free and confidential prevention and assistance services available to women in a gender-violence situation.
The City Council offers citizens its current photographic archive, with thousands of images of Barcelona. The Barcelona Images site includes various galleries by subject: popular culture, the festivals, districts, public spaces and much more.
All the city’s activities you can imagine are at your fingertips in the BCN Guide: music, shows, festive holidays, courses, workshops, and much more.
Look up all city addresses, services and facilities on the new Barcelona map.
