Asphalt gives way to wood and precision. Bitlles Catalanes await. Dive into this introductory workshop to uncover a traditional game with deep local essence. Learn the rules, sharpen your aim, and connect with a playful legacy that defies time. An authentic pause within the urban grid.
The Planns tip
Arrive half an hour early to climb to the Guinardó viewpoint, then walk down to the game area as the sun loses its grip on the urban fabric.
Practical info
Mondays and Wednesdays except October 12: from 18:00 to 19:00 · Free Entry — Prior registration required Limited places
The venue
Parc del Guinardó
Guinardó: Landscape architecture on the hill.
In Horta-Guinardó, Parc del Guinardó is a 1916 landscape design by Jean-Claude-Nicolas Forestier and Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí, built on former vineyard lands. It’s split into an urban zone, historic gardens with water as a Mediterranean axis, and dense forest. Its gradual climb culminates in panoramic Barcelona views, a testament to nature and urban planning's seamless integration.
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