The Institut Confuci de Barcelona moves its playful and educational space to Parc de l'Estació del Nord. A proposal for families where children can build a giant dragon, decorate with Chinese calligraphy, learn about the country, and count. Includes movement games like jianzi and tai chi, plus a photo booth and a corner to discover the foundation.
The Planns tip
Parc de l'Estació del Nord has quiet spots to rest between activities.
Practical info
Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: from 11:00 h to 14:00 h and from 16:00 h to 19:00 h Free Entry Duration: 180 min
The venue
Parc de l'Estació del Nord
Cel Caigut: Beverly Pepper's Land Art in Eixample.
Parc de l'Estació del Nord, in Eixample's Fort Pienc, transforms a former railway hub into a contemporary Land Art space. Opened in 1988 on the grounds of a station closed in 1972, the park showcases Beverly Pepper's sculptural intervention. Her work "Cel Caigut" reinterprets Gaudí's trencadís with earthen mounds and blue ceramic mosaics emerging from the lawn, offering a visual and tactile experience. Alongside "Espiral Arbrada," these pieces define a dialogue between nature and sculptural geometry. The imposing Modernista facade of the old station, designed by Demetri Ribes, anchors the ensemble, a reminder of its industrial past. This spot is an urban and cultural meeting point, close to landmarks like L'Auditori.
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