Explore El Farró, the neighborhood that housed and inspired Mercè Rodoreda. A walking itinerary unveils the urban spaces that connected her to Barcelona and her literature. A journey through the memory of an essential writer.
The Planns tip
Walk down Carrer de Saragossa at dusk, when light bounces off the Noucentista façades and the noise of Vía Augusta fades.
Practical info
Wednesday: from 18.00 h to 19.30 h · Free Entrance — Prior registration required Limited places
The venue


El Farró a través del carrer Saragossa
Carrer Saragossa: El Farró's vital artery, amidst century-old facades.
Starting from Carrer Saragossa 1, embark on a journey through El Farró's backbone – a neighborhood balancing artisan sobriety with residential echoes. Centuries-old facades along this street showcase discreet architecture, enriched by floral motifs or wrought-iron railings that define the area's identity. Once a main thoroughfare and commercial hub, this axis connects a network of streets where neighborhood life still thrives. Further down, at number 29, Vil·la Urania stands – a cultural space rooted in scientific outreach, a testament to its diverse historical layers.
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