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  The Cemeteries Route

  The Cemetery Route is an activity that reminds us that Barcelona is not just a city, but many cities, a journey into the past and the present in which we find historical, popular and adventure characters, wealth, poverty, love and death.

  Poblenou Cemetery Route
  The Poblenou Cemetery Route is a journey to nineteenth-century Barcelona through the different pantheons and the characters of the most interesting, historical and cultural burials. A brief but fantastic and evocative reconstruction of a hundred years of history through 30 tombs, most of them, in neoclassical style.

  Montjuïc Cemetery Route
  The Montjuïc Cemetery Route is focused chronologically between the years 1883 and 1936. The route includes 37 graves and is conceived as a sample of the rich heritage of the cemetery. It combines graves of artistic interest with graves of historical interest, all of them included in the two main routes.

  Route of the Fossar de la Pedrera of the Montjuïc Cemetery
  The Ruta del Fossar is a memorial space with the mortal remains of the victims of Franco's repression and bombing, as well as a good number of people who were shot dead in Barcelona during the post-war period. It was reopened in 1985 as an architectural ensemble of great historical interest, where, among other monuments, are the tomb of President Lluís Companys.

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  Family Activities at Poble Espanyol

  A large area, totally free of traffic, with different places to explore, most of them in the open air. That's the Poble Espanyol de Barcelona, an iconic visitor attraction in the heart of Montjuïc. Every weekend, there's a different activity: theatre, dance, music, magic, treasure hunts, etc. Throughout the year there are loads of activities to ensure you have a great day out with the family: Carnival, a Giants' Parade, a Puppet Festival, the Click and Go Fair, the Main Festival, the Medieval Fair, Christmas at the Poble, Halloween... and many more surprises!. In short, a wide range of activities for all the family.

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  48h Open House Barcelona

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  This is the main architectural event in Barcelona, a weekend in October where over 200 buildings of every shape and size open their doors to the general public. It is an initiative of the 48h Open House Barcelona association, which began in London in 1992. From then on, the concept of an 'Open House' has been implemented around the world: New York, Dublin, Galway, Tel Aviv and, since 2010, Barcelona, have their own week dedicated to local architecture. 'Open House' offers the opportunity to understand and experience architecture in a unique way, through an architectonic experience.
  
  The program invites everyone to explore and understand the value of a well-constructed and designed space. In the last few years, this event in Barcelona has expanded to include cities and villages from the metropolitan area and the Maresme Coast, and on the roster of buildings to visit we will come across churches, schools, sports centers, apartment blocks, libraries and restaurants.

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  Loop Fair Festival

  Created in 2003, Loop is a platform that focuses on the possibilities and challenges presented by video art, one of the key artistic movements of modern times. Each year, Loop hosts professionals and the public for a gathering where they can explore the latest technological and other developments in the moving image sector and see the work of new and established creatives who use video as their main tool.
  
  Loop Festival runs for around 10 days and includes screenings, exhibitions, concerts, talks and other live events at numerous venues around the city.

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  Architecture Week

  Despite the name, this is actually 11 days dedicated to architecture. It's no secret that Barcelona is home to some stunning buildings, landmarks and monuments, constructed through the ages and representative of a variety of styles, philosophies and concepts. The Architecture Week initiative, run by the City Council, Catalan Architectural College and Mies van der Rohe Foundation along with Barcelona Building Construmat and ArquinFAD celebrates different facets of architecture and cities themselves, how they're created and their value in today's world.

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  International Musem Day The Night of Museums

  Night of the Museums - Date not yet available.
  
  May sees two excellent events for those who love visiting museums. On May 18, International Museum Day is celebrated, a European initiative that sees numerous institutions open their doors for free and put on a special programme of activities. The aim is to raise awareness in visitors about the key role museums and other cultural centres can play in the development of society.
  
  At the same time, Barcelona holds its Night of Museums, when participating venues stay open until night, offering a different way to experience the permanent and temporary exhibitions currently on show, as well as the chance to enjoy different activities, such as family workshops, live performances and guided tours. This is also a global event, one that started in Berlin in 1997 and is now celebrated in around 120 European cities each year. Signed up to the two events in Barcelona are a wide variety of centres whose specialisations include art, archeology, history, author, ethnology, paleontology, ceramics, zoology, movies, design and much more.

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  080 Barcelona Fashion

  Barcelona's fashion show has a name all of its own: 080 Barcelona Fashion. It is an open, plural, multidisciplinary and international platform that puts Catalonia firmly at the forefront of the design world. It is a unique showcase for viewing the collections of acclaimed Catalan and Spanish designers, companies involved in the fashion business and emerging creative talent. Furthermore, the event takes place in an incomparable setting: Gaudi's La Pedrera.

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  Casa Vicens virtually discover it

  If you want to know more about this architectural gem and discover some of its secrets, both on the Casa Vicens Facebook page and on their twitter account they publish content with cultural content and clue games. Do not miss it!

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  Casa Batlló have a virtual look inside

  Gaudí's impressive building located on the Block of Discord on Passeig de Gràcia also has its own virtual tour. Through different links you can visit it from the outside and the inside, accessing its different spaces and stopping whenever you want to look at all its details.

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  La Pedrera at your own pace virtual tour

  Don't miss out on visiting one of Barcelona's most iconic and emblematic buildings. La Pedrera offers a complete virtual tour through a link that allows you to choose the different areas you want to visit. You can also watch videos of La Pedrera through their Facebook and Twitter accounts.