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Harvest of bitter oranges to make marmalade
Sustainable food. Fruit from trees in streets and squares will be harvested from 3 to 5 February.
A book and an exhibition offer a detailed look at the life of Jordi Sabater Pi
Science. The naturalist is renowned as one of the most important Catalan scientists of the 20th century.
“If we’re aware of what we eat, we can change the world”, the new campaign to promote sustainable food in Barcelona
City Council. Over the next few weeks, the people of Barcelona are being asked to take a long hard look at about where the food they eat comes from, and how it’s been processed, with a view to encouraging the distribution of local...
Endolla Barcelona to reach 1,000 recharging points in 2023
Environment and sustainability. The service closed out the year with 60% more recharges and over 16,000 users. Another 300 recharging points will be added around all city neighbourhoods.
A plan to regain the route and historical memory of the Rec Comtal
Urban planning and infrastructures. The water channel supplied the city for a thousand years.
Approval for the update to the LEZ with social improvements
Low Emission Zone. New measures are added to provide cover for the most vulnerable part of the population and temporary authorisations for professionals.
Work gets under way in the central part of the Parc de les Glòries
Barcelona Superblock. The Gran Clariana has been enjoyed by 170,500 people to date.
Come along to the “Protegim les escoles” [We’re Protecting Schools] festival in the Guinardó neighbourhood!
We're Protecting Schools. El Guinardó hosts the first “We’re Protecting Schools” festival to celebrate traffic calming measures introduced around several schools in the neighbourhood.
"Towards a playable city for everyone" comes to La Model
Playable city. The exhibition which explains how Barcelona aims to be a playable city for everyone is coming to La Model.
Llum BCN set to light up Poblenou nights again
Culture and free time. The twelfth edition of the festival reflects on current crises and is on from 3 to 5 February.