Parc de la Vall d'Hebron opens its gates to community initiative. For one week, the community gathers for the upkeep and enhancement of this urban green lung. A call for direct action, connection with the environment, and to leave a tangible mark on Barcelona.
The Planns tip
Bring your own gardening tools and water; Vall d'Hebron is vast and the action rewards foresight.
Practical info
Every day: All day · Free Admission
The venue
Juan de Mena
The poet's trace, urban silence in Horta-Guinardó.
Juan de Mena street, in Vall d'Hebron, honours the 15th-century Castilian poet, chronicler to King John II. A discreet urban stretch inviting pause, reflection, and remembrance of a literature that shaped Renaissance Castilian.
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