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The Parc Infantil Can Mercader, located in Cornellà de Llobregat, is a space dedicated to children offering a variety of recreational activities. Inaugurated in 2001, the park offers play areas suitable for different ages, green spaces for picnicking and sports facilities.

The Oreneta Park, located in Barcelona, ​​is a green space that offers activities suitable for children. The park has playgrounds, a small zoo with domestic animals, and above all, a small narrow gauge train called "Trenet de l'Oreneta". This miniature train provides a scenic ride through the park, making it a popular attraction for children

Barcelona Zoo, located in Parc de la Ciutadella, is home to an impressive variety of animals, from lions to dolphins. Founded in 1892, it emphasizes conservation and education. You can see exotic species, fascinating reptiles and enjoy educational activities for the whole family. The zoo also engages in programs to preserve endangered species.

The Barcelona Aquarium, located near the port, offers an immersive experience in the marine world. It features a variety of aquatic creatures, from sharks to jellyfish. With underwater tunnels, visitors can observe marine life up close. The aquarium also highlights ocean conservation and offers educational activities. It is a captivating attraction for marine life enthusiasts.

Journey to the heart of your favorite Pixar films with Mundo Pixar, the largest immersive exhibition to open in Barcelona. Following a huge success in Madrid with over 600,000 visitors, the exhibition recreates iconic sets from films such as Toy Story, Coco, Up, and Finding Nemo across more than 3,000 square meters.

The CosmoCaixa in Barcelona is an interactive science museum. It offers fascinating exhibitions on nature, the universe and technology. With interactive installations, a planetarium and a recreated Amazon rainforest, CosmoCaixa offers an immersive educational experience for visitors of all ages, encouraging curiosity and scientific discovery

A chocolate museum open to the worldThe Chocolate Museum is a dynamic installation promoted by the Barcelona Confectioners' Guild and located in the ancient monastery of Sant Agustí. The Chocolate Museum offers a journey through the origins of chocolate: its arrival in Europe, its diffusion as an element between myth and reality, its medicinal properties and its nutritional value and linking tradition with the future and becoming part of our collective imagination . The Chocolate Museum is located in a historic building which already had a relationship with chocolate: in the 18th century, the Bourbon army was a fanatical consumer of chocolate and, according to ordinances, chocolate was present on the menus of the military academies of the Eighteenth century.

I wanted to share with you an incredible experience that I recently had in Barcelona, ​​and particularly at Torre Glòries. I was lucky enough to benefit from free entry for children, which allowed me to discover this architectural gem with my two little girls. Torre Glòries, also known as Torre Agbar, is a marvel of contemporary architecture. Dominating the cityscape of Barcelona, ​​it rises majestically 33 floors, reaching an impressive height of 142 meters.

Archeology Kids Workshop Activity *Explore the history of Barcelona with our archeology activities for kids!* Join us every Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. at the El Born Cultural and Memorial Center for a thrilling archeology experience for kids!

The El Born Cultural and Memorial Center, located in the heart of the El Born district of Barcelona, ​​embodies the rich and fascinating history of this iconic city. Once a bustling covered market, this historic venue has been transformed into a vibrant cultural space that celebrates Barcelona's glorious past.

Welcome aboard the eco-friendly catamaran, where adventure meets sustainability! Embark on an unforgettable maritime experience, combining pleasure and respect for the environment. The ecological catamaran offers a unique way to discover the wonders of nature while minimizing our ecological footprint. Powered by renewable energies, the catamaran is powered by wind and sun, offering silent navigation that respects the marine ecosystem.

The Indoor Jumping Club Barcelona 117 interconnected trampolines, dozens of trampolines, a giant airbag, climbing walls and an obstacle course make Bounce Barcelona the largest adrenaline park in Spain. There is no similar space in the entire territory that eclipses this proposal originating from Australia and which already has 20 parks around the world.