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Guided tours return at Park Güell
Park Güell. Tours in Catalan will have a 50% discount on 22 and 23 April.
Towards a greener city
Environment and sustainability. The city has gained 53 hectares of greenery in the last four years.
Europe’s main cities meet in Barcelona to drive the green transformation
Barcelona Superblock. Cities such as Paris, London and Milan have signed an agreement at the Barcelona Superblock meeting.
Over 450,000 local residents entered Park Güell for free in 2022
Park Güell. The number of free visits is the highest since access to the park was regulated.
Commitment to sustainable tourism from over 400 companies in the city
Tourism. The companies have received the Biosphere sustainable tourism certificate.
A step closer to revitalising Passeig de la Mar Bella
Climate emergency. The project to remodel the central section, fill it with life and adapt it to climate change gets approval at the commission stage.
The City Agreement for the Barcelona Healthy and Sustainable Food Strategy for 2030 is already up and running
The first assembly for the new participation space was extremely well attended, bearing witness to the engagement and commitment of the organisations that have signed it.
Work to connect the tram systems moves forward at a good pace
Urban planning. The first shelters for the future Sicília stop have been installed and welding has now started to fix the tracks in their definitive place.
Work gets under way to improve the Parc de la Trinitat
Environment and sustainability. Over a million euros to renovate this green space in Sant Andreu, which turns thirty next year.
Barcelona dedicates gardens to the ecologist Ramon Margalef
Montjuïc. From now on, the Jardí d'Aclimatació, one of the city’s most interesting botanical sites, located in Parc de Montjuïc, is to be named after the ecologist Ramon Margalef i López (1919-2004).