An afternoon dedicated to tradition, featuring roasted chestnuts, kids' workshops, and live music. The event takes place in the Raval neighborhood, hosted by the Taula Jardins St. Pau del Camp.
The Planns tip
Free entry in a historical Raval space; ideal for visiting with children in the late afternoon.
Practical info
Wednesday: from 16.30 to 18.30 Free admission
The venue
El camp de la Creu
Working-class echoes in Les Corts' foundational square.
In the heart of Camp de la Creu, Les Corts, Plaça del Carme (Pl Carme 1) is a foundational hub. Once Plaça de la Llibertat, its 19th-century urbanization spawned a dense working-class quarter. Low-rise architecture reflects its industrial past, drawing workers to nearby factories. A historic 1890 fountain cements its legacy as a social and community hub. This space captures the district's evolution, from rural roots to an early 20th-century social movement epicenter.
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