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4 Tage Trip
El Poblenou, Arc de Triomf & 10 weitere
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El Poblenou
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Your Barcelona base camp. Poblenou is the city's creative heartbeat, a former industrial district now packed with street murals, independent galleries, design studios, and the best coffee you'll find outside of Italy. This is where you'll settle in, meet your TripMates, and start feeling the city like a local rather than a tourist. We open with a guided street art walk through the neighborhood's most iconic murals, followed by our first creative workshop and welcome dinner at the studio. By night one, you'll already know this city differently.
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Arc de Triomf
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Barcelona's most cinematic boulevard. The Arc de Triomf was built not for war, but for a World Exhibition, and that energy still lives here. It's triumphant, grand, and completely photogenic at any hour. We use the arc itself as our creative anchor for the day: a workshop around thresholds and new beginnings, what are you walking through? What are you leaving behind? Simple prompts, powerful answers, and some of the best photos of your trip. From here we continue to Ciutadella Park, just a short walk away, Barcelona's answer to Central Park, where musicians, artists, and performers gather organically. We close the afternoon with improvisation games in the open air, surrounded by the city's creative pulse.
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Ciutadella Park
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Parc de la Ciutadella is Barcelona’s most vibrant green space. Musicians, artists, dancers, and performers often gather here, creating a lively atmosphere full of creative energy. The park provides a perfect environment for theatre games, improvisation exercises, and artistic exploration. Surrounded by nature and open space, participants are encouraged to play, experiment, and step outside their usual roles, reconnecting with the natural curiosity and creativity that often gets lost in adulthood.
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El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria
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One of Europe's best-preserved medieval neighborhoods, narrow stone alleyways, hidden squares, Roman ruins beneath your feet, and some of the most beautiful architecture on the continent. We explore on foot, with a photography workshop built into the walk: golden-hour light through Gothic arches is something you photograph once and never forget. We'll also visit the Picasso Museum, housed across five medieval palaces, for a dose of the city's artistic legacy before heading to El Born for pintxos and people-watching.
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Picasso Museum Barcelona
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The Picasso Museum is one of the most beautifully curated art experiences in Europe, and one that hits differently when you've spent the morning creating yourself. This is not just a museum visit. Coming here mid-residency, after days of workshops and creative exploration, you'll look at Picasso's early work with fresh eyes. You'll see the obsession, the iteration, the willingness to destroy and rebuild. His evolution from academic realism to Cubism is one of the most radical creative pivots in art history, and it's all here, in chronological order, inside walls that are themselves works of art. We move through the collection together, then scatter for solo time, each person sitting with whatever piece stops them. No rush, no guided audio tour. Just you and the work. Entrance tickets are separate (approx. €12–14) and included in your personal budget for the trip. Marcela will pre-check opening times and queue strategy so we arrive at the right moment. Free on the first Sunday of every month and Thursday evenings after 5pm, we'll plan around this if dates align. 🎨
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PALAU DALMASES
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Palau Dalmases is one of Barcelona's most extraordinary venues, a 17th-century baroque palace hidden inside the El Born neighborhood, where stone archways, candlelight, and centuries of history set the stage for an intimate flamenco performance unlike anything you'll find at a standard tablao. This is not a tourist show. This is flamenco the way it was meant to be experienced, up close, visceral, and emotionally overwhelming. The stomping of feet on ancient stone floors. The tension in a dancer's hands. The rawness of a voice that seems to carry something much older than the song. We attend together as a group, a shared experience that always becomes one of the most talked-about moments of the week. Tickets are not included in the trip price, this activity is optional 🎟️
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Bormuth Tapas & Vermut in Born | Barcelona
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Because after flamenco, the only right move is food. El Born is Barcelona's most charming neighborhood for eating, cobblestone streets, flickering terrace lights, and bar after bar serving the kind of tapas that make you wonder why you ever ate anywhere else. We end the night here, unwinding together over patatas bravas, pan con tomate, croquetas, and whatever the bartender recommends. This is the unstructured part of the trip, no workshops, no prompts, no agenda. Just the group, the food, the wine, and the city at night. Some of the best conversations of the week happen here. Daily meals are not included in the trip price, but El Born has options for every budget, from €15 casual tapas to full sit-down experiences. Marcela will share her personal recommendations and hidden favorites on the custom map you receive on Day 1.
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Cathedral of Barcelona
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The Barcelona Cathedral: officially the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in the world, and somehow still manages to feel undiscovered. While tourists queue for Sagrada Família, locals slip in here quietly, and that's exactly how we arrive. The exterior is all soaring spires and intricate stonework. The interior is candlelit, cool, and cathedral-silent in a way that modern buildings never quite manage. Beneath the main altar lies the crypt of Saint Eulalia, Barcelona's patron saint and a 13-year-old martyr whose story is carved into the stone around her. We spend time here not as sightseers but as observers, noticing light, texture, atmosphere. For photographers and creatives, this building is endlessly generous. Every angle is a composition. Don't miss the rooftop terrace (small elevator fee) for views over the Gothic Quarter's rooftops that most visitors never see. Entry to the cathedral is free during worship hours. A small fee applies during tourist visiting hours (approx. €9 including the cloister and rooftop).🕌
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Barceloneta Beach
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Morning at Barceloneta Beach: movement, breath, and a body awareness session with the Mediterranean as your backdrop. Afternoons belong to Montjuïc: panoramic views of the entire city, the Fundació Joan Miró, the Olympic Stadium, and one of Barcelona's best sunset spots. We close the day with a voice and expression workshop on the hill, the kind of thing that sounds strange until you're doing it and you realize you haven't felt this free in years.
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Montjuïc
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Montjuïc rises above the city, offering some of the most beautiful panoramic views of Barcelona. Surrounded by gardens, cultural spaces, and historic paths, it is a place that naturally invites reflection. From this higher perspective, we will explore exercises related to voice, authenticity, and personal expression. Participants will also have time for a solo reflection walk, allowing ideas, emotions, and insights to emerge naturally while observing the city from above.
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Sagrada Família
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Here we have Gaudí's masterpiece, and this is where the art residency framing earns its keep. We begin with an exterior exploration of Sagrada Família: the facades, the symbolism, the sheer audacity of a building that has been under construction for over 140 years and still manages to stop you in your tracks. We photograph it, sketch it, sit with it. Gaudí didn't design a church, he designed an emotion in stone. For those who want to go inside, entrance tickets are available separately (approx. €26–36 depending on the visit option) and highly recommended the interior light alone is worth every cent. We'll have time built into the schedule for this. From there we walk the Eixample grid one of the most ambitious urban planning projects in history, where every block was designed with chamfered corners to let light and air flow through the city. We stop at Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (La Pedrera) for exterior visits, with optional paid entry for those who want to go deeper. This is the day the city becomes a classroom, and Gaudí becomes your professor.
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Casa Batlló
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No trip to Barcelona is complete without Gaudí and this is where the art residency framing earns its keep. We don't just visit Sagrada Família and move on. We sit with it. We sketch it, photograph it, talk about what it does to us emotionally. Same with Casa Batlló and the Eixample grid, one of the most ambitious urban planning projects in history. This is the day the city becomes a classroom.

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