Barcelona tourism management
The City Council has implemented various projects that establish Barcelona as a leading city in tourism management and demonstrate its commitment to sustainable, decentralised tourism with a social return.
Here is a list of projects currently being implemented by Barcelona City Council’s Directorate of Tourism:
Barcelona City Council, Barcelona Provincial Council and the CCCB aim to collaborate with the goal of promoting a series of activities focused on tourism and the cities at the Barcelona Centre for
The updated version of the “Environmental impact of tourism in the city of Barcelona” is a report by Barcelona Regional (BR) that analyses the environmental impact generated by tourism in Barcelona
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes the environmental restoration of the parc del Laberint d’Horta.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes the environmental restoration of Ciutadella Park.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes a plan to renovate and refurbish the area of the Collserola fountains.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes a plan to create an urban art laboratory in Nou Barris, aimed at promoting visual arts and fostering the creation of star
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes the creation of an immersive room in the Chapel of Saint Michael at the Monastery of Pedralbes.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes the creation of a geological garden on Carrer Menéndez y Pelayo.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes the renovation of part of the old Fabra i Coats factory.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes a plan to renovate Montjuïc Castle.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer includes a plan to convert the Casa de l’Aigua in Trinitat Nova into a museum.
The strategy for geographical diversification of the tourism offer, includes a plan to build and consolidate a pedestrian and bike path following the route of the Rec Comtal, connecting the various
Thanks to the Next Generation funds, a call for subsidies has been launched by Barcelona City Council and managed by the Directorate of Tourism, aimed at accelerating the transformation and digital
This initiative, led by the Barcelona Institute of Culture (ICUB), involves designing and developing a multilingual digital platform showcasing Barcelona’s heritage and museums.
Barcelona Serveis Municipals (BSM) is renovating or replacing the existing escalators on Montjuïc mountain.
