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Hotel Terraces WeekAn initiative of the Hotel Association of Barcelona so that all Barcelonians can enjoy the hotels, and specifically one of its most emblematic and ideal spaces for the pre-summer period: the terraces. The 8th edition of the Week of the terraces comes with 83 participating hotels (the largest number of all editions) that organize more than 270 free activities: live music, children's and family activities, cooking workshops and gourmet tapas, dancing, swimming synchronized, gastronomic tastings, tasting of wines and cocktails of Bodegas Familia Torres and many more activities that await you up there, on the terraces of the hotels.

Little cinephilesLittle cinephiles intends to be a school of small spectators, a date for all film-loving families who want to transmit this passion to their children. The films are grouped in monographic cycles around an author, a director or an animation studio, and new styles and animation techniques used throughout the world are announced.

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Gaudí Exhibition Center: Audio Guide + VR Glasses The Gaudí Exhibition Center uses RV "4D" technology to highlight the pioneering ideas of Gaudí in the most innovative way. Learn about the life and work of this genius and be amazed while a stereoscopic screen, surround sound and mobile seats show you how the power of nature inspired his incredible creations.

Casa Amatller + chocolate tastingThis unique building of Passeig de Gràcia was the residence of the chocolatier entrepeneur Antoni Amatller Costa (1851-1910), who traveled throughout Europe visiting chocolate factories and inherited the family business from his father and uncle before turning 25. Now, in addition to visiting the Casa Amatller you can taste its legendary chocolate at the end of your visit. A visit in which you will see dragons, knights and other mythical characters on the facade, and in which you can explore with the help of an audio guide the majestic doors of the stately bedrooms with allegorical sculptures, the dressing rooms and bathrooms, the dining room, the music room and a room next to the kitchen.

Dragon SeekersKiddy's World proposes a family adventure through Barcelona for children from 3 years. Something as interesting as following the trail of dragons and other elements of the architectural landscape hidden in the city. The itinerary starts at the Ramblas and ends at the Plaza Real, and is ideal to spend a fantastic morning with the little ones in a game similar to the treasure hunt, with a map, clues, compass, final reward and above all ... Too much fun!

Van Van - Gastronomad MarketVan Van is an itinerant gastronomic market consisting of a convoy of food trucks, offering a wide range of quality gastronomy. Van Van aspires to be an authentic popular festival, a party in which to enjoy the gastronomic culture in the public space. On Sunday the 29th there will be a special day of Van Van because the Lost&Found Market will also be celebrated.

BCN Film FestThe BCN Film Fest focuses on popular films for the general public with special attention to those related to the world of literature and history. This event aims to establish a close relationship with the cultural and popular character of the Diada de Sant Jordi, the most emblematic day of Barcelona. The festival opens with the film "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mike Newell that will be present during the event, and closes with "Roman J. Israel, Esq." by Dan Gilroy.Cinema, Festival

Live Research FairIn the framework of the 16th edition of the Live Research Fair, scientists from various centers in Catalonia will leave their laboratories to transfer part of their equipment to CosmoCaixa Barcelona.

La Casa dels EntremesosLa Casa de los Entremeses brings together in a free exhibition historical and innovative elements of the festive imagery of the city. The exhibition consists of fifty figures representing giants, dwarfs, big heads, bestiary and puppets, which can be seen parading during the year in popular festivals in Barcelona such as Santa Eulàlia or La Mercè.