Wenbin Peng, the chef charting new culinary routes. A showcooking and tasting session where Shanghai's authenticity converges with the Mediterranean's rhythm. An essential gathering for urban palates.
The Planns tip
Enter via the Passeig de Picasso entrance. Avoid the central lawn and find the pergola area for a clear view of the workstation.
Practical info
Saturday: from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM · Free Entry
The venue
Parc de la Ciutadella
Echoes of '88: From fortress to city's cultural lung.
Set in El Born (Ciutat Vella), Parc de la Ciutadella is a historical bedrock of Barcelona. Erected on an 18th-century Bourbon fortress —a symbol of repression post-War of Succession—, it became the city's first public park after its 1869 demolition. Josep Fontserè's design was adapted for the 1888 Universal Exposition, a landmark that fueled urban modernization and left an architectural legacy. Highlights include the Cascada Monumental, with early touches by Gaudí; the Modernista Castell dels Tres Dragons by Domènech i Muntaner; the iron Umbracle and Hivernacle, testaments to its scientific vocation; and the Parlament de Catalunya, housed in the old arsenal. A green space narrating the city's cultural transformation.
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