Montjuïc Park hosts a new edition of Viu Montjuïc on 3rd and 4th October, with open doors, guided tours, workshops and performances for all audiences.
Montjuïc Park is preparing to host a new edition of Viu Montjuïc on the weekend of 3rd and 4th October. The event, which has already established itself as an annual fixture, will offer open doors, guided tours, itineraries, workshops and family activities, as well as music, dance and theatre proposals.
The aim is to invite citizens to discover the heritage, gardens and cultural spaces of the park in a different way. According to the Barcelona City Council, this year's programme strengthens alliances between facilities and entities to create shared proposals and connect spaces and audiences.
One of the highlighted novelties is the link with the 50th anniversary of Teatre Lliure, which will have a special presence throughout the weekend. This anniversary will complement the usual activities to offer an even richer experience.
Viu Montjuïc continues to move towards the centenary of the 1929 International Exhibition, which will be commemorated in 2029. This year's edition is seen as another step in the transformation of Montjuïc into an open and shared cultural space, with the aim of leaving a legacy for the city and involving the citizens.
The complete programme will be announced soon on the municipal website barcelona.cat/viumontjuic. It is expected to include more activities than ever, in line with the desire to strengthen the park as a cultural hub.
For visitors, the weekend of 3rd and 4th October will be an opportunity to enjoy nature and culture in the heart of Barcelona, with offerings for all ages and tastes. Most activities are free, although some guided tours may require prior registration.
The City Council encourages Barcelonians and visitors to take advantage of this event to rediscover one of the city's emblematic spaces, in a festive and participatory atmosphere.
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