The 'Aqueduct for Peace' day, organized by Clowns Without Borders, takes place at Parc del Aqüeducte in Ciutat Meridiana on September 24th, as part of La Mercè. The event aims to raise awareness about the realities of childhood in vulnerable contexts and promote solidarity and inclusion through humor. From 10:30 AM, the park will host circus shows, clown performances, music, and participatory workshops for the whole family, including a dedicated space for children under six. The day will conclude with the 'Projects for Peace' area and a concert by Joan Garriga and el Mariatxi Galàctic. Entry is free.
The Planns tip
Arrive early to enjoy the children's workshops, especially the early morning ones.
Practical info
Thursday: from 10.30 h to 20.00 h Free Admission
The venue

L'Aqüeducte de Ciutat Meridiana
Ciutat Meridiana Aqueduct: The engineering that supplied Barcelona
Located in Ciutat Meridiana, Nou Barris district, L'Aqüeducte de Ciutat Meridiana stands as an architectural testament to Barcelona's 19th-century expansion. This section of the Baix Vallès Aqueduct, designed by Andreu Marí and financed by Manel Girona, was vital for the city's water supply, channeling 1,700 cubic meters of water daily from the Vallès. Its six semicircular arches, built with irregular stone and brick details, span the Tapioles stream. Now disused, it retains its significance as a Local Cultural Asset of Interest, integrated into the urban landscape as part of Parc de l'Aqüeducte—a functional relic revealing the infrastructure that shaped metropolitan development.
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