Quan refila el cornetí es remou tot l’envelat, doncs ja se sap què vol dir: que el ball de rams ha arribat.
No em facis pas el distret com acostuma a fer algú, content em gasto el duret i compraré el ram per tu. Content em gasto el duret i compraré el ram per tu.
Guarda el ram que t’he donat com si fos el més flairós, que ell te dirà que hem estat avui molt juntets els dos, els dos, els dos...
Pum, pum!
Ai, Maria! Ai, Maria, que ets formosa!
Ai, Maria, tens les galtes de setí!
Ai, Maria, que ditxós que jo seria!
Ai, Maria! Ai, Maria, si’t volguessis casar amb mi.
Ai, Maria! Ai, Maria, si et volguessis casar amb mi!!! Que sí!!! Que sí!! Que sí!!!! Que sí!!!
Pom!
Passport Holder
STEP 1. Choose which level you want to explore. Begin your journey at on the maps provided and follow the stops numbered.
LEVELS
:
Easy: Simply go around the places marked on the map and fill your passport with “stamps” of your choice from that location!
Medium: Collect the stamps from each location and fill in the challenge by interacting with the locals and the surroundings.
(First two levels are recommended if you want to explore the neighbourhood on your own terms.)
Hard: Fill all the stamp pages and answer the questions in your passport by visiting all the locations marked on the map. *Remember, this passport of stamps are clues to solve the riddle towards the end, which will get you your ultimate prize
* (This level is recommended if you want to get to know the neighbourhood deeply.)
STEP 2: Collect the stamps:
Choose the adventure route of choice.
- If you are a coffee or pastry lover, is what you want to explore.
- Looking for drinks or a bite to eat? Choose the route for a local’s food experience.
- If you chose to play the hard way, you CAN NOT choose a route.
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 3: Stamping tips:
Draw the item based on clues, or put the blank pages over the object and shade over the paper for the pattern to appear. will help you figure out what to draw
STEP 4: How to win!
Once you collect all the stamps for your level, come back to and collect your prize based on your level. Medium - Adventure pin Hard - Pin of your choice + ….you’ll find out!! (Sant Antoni painting, coupon, subscription or a free treat)
STEP 5: Do it!
Don’t overthink, just do it!
Take your time, no rush. You can take around 45 minutes to complete it, but also the whole year. You decide how to explore the neighbourhood. Enjoy!
mind the traffic light!
GranViadelesCortsCatalanes
1 Start
Rda. de Sant Antoni
Landmarks/Culture
Restaurants/Bars
Flower Shops
Book markets/Library
Bakery/Cafe
Green areas
LOCAL’S GUIDE
RESTAURANTS/BARS
Bar Calders
Bar Bodega Chiqui
Bar Alegria 1899
La Bodega D’en Rafen
Bo De Bernat
Can Miserias
Al Kostat
Can Villaró
BAKERY/CAFE
Cafe Roure
Cafes Del Brasil
Cafes Di Francesco
Federal Cafes
Buna Café
El Forn De La Lola
Origo BAkery
Turris Borrel
Primate Bakehouse
BOOK MARKETS/LIBRARIES
Libreria Byron
Libreria De La Imatge
Llibreria Terranova
Libreria Calders
Mercat Del Llibre Dominical De Sant
Antoni (Every Sunday).
LANDMARKS/CULTURE
Biblioteca Sant Antoni
Mercat De Sant Antoni
Carrer Parlament
FLOWER SHOPS
Mercearia Lola
Botànic Flors I Plantes
Floristeria Cottage
Únic Espai De Flors
Ares Flors
Sauvage
Florestudio
Floristeria Vilaplana
GREEN AREAS
Jardins De Candida Perez
Jardins Dels Tres Tombs
Jardins Maria Manonelles
Jardinets De L’alguer
Parc Infantil Av. Mistral
Jardins De Tete Montoliu
Jardins De Maria Matilde Almendros
Jardins De Merce Vilaret
MERCAT DE SANT ANTONI
The Sant Antoni Market (Mercat de Sant Antoni) in Barcelona is a historic market known for its stunning iron architecture. Designed by Antoni Rovira i Trias and opened in 1882, it features a striking octagonal structure with an elegant iron-and-glass roof, reflecting 19th-century industrial design. Built over the remains of the old city walls, it underwent a major restoration in 2018, preserving its heritage while adding modern amenities.
A key cultural hub, the market offers fresh produce, clothes, books, and antiques, with its Sunday book fair being a major attraction. Sant Antoni Market remains a vibrant symbol of Barcelona’s history and urban evolution, seamlessly blending tradition and modern life.
Question:
Starting ‘monuments’ and ‘memories’ old. Symmetrical I stand, neat and true, Find me in old ‘markets’ and new ‘markets’ too.
What letter am I?” _______
Landmark
“From above the market shows, the patterns beneath your toes”
CAFE ROURE
Cafe/ Bakery
Step back in time and experience the rich smell of coffee while you shop for some yummy treats in their beautiful tin boxes. Its like travelling into the memory lane!
Interact with the local barista at the bar and find out when the cafe opened.
Question:
I’m a letter you often see, In the sweetness of chocolate and bitterness of café.
Silent sometimes, yet key to my role, I finish words and make them whole.
What letter am I?______
This object can be confused as “half the bicycle”. Draw it’s wheel.
BIBLIOTECA SANT ANTONI
Books/ Libraries
The Joan Oliver Library is a public library designed by the renowned architecture firm RCR Arquitectes, inaugurated in 2007. One of its most striking features is its bold, industrial aesthetic, characterized by weathered steel and large glass panels, which create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. The design seamlessly integrates with the urban fabric, providing an open and inviting space for the community.
A curiosity about the library is its rooftop garden, which not only enhances sustainability but also offers a unique urban oasis. The building has received praise for its innovative and functional design, reflecting RCR Arquitectes’ signature style of blending architecture with its environment.
Question:
Step into the library’s Garden and find the name of where creativity blooms. It’s named after a Catalan singer and composer who penned vibrant songs that remain part of cultural memory.
Their poem verse: In music, memory, and moments bright, I mark melodies taking flight.
What letter am I?” _____
Stands tall in the middle of the courtyard
LIBRERIA CALDERS
Books/ Libraries
Llibreria Calders is a beloved independent bookstore in Sant Antoni, Barcelona, offering a carefully curated selection of literature, essays, and poetry with a focus on Catalan and international authors. Housed in a former factory, it blends industrial charm with a cozy cultural atmosphere. Named after Pere Calders, a renowned Catalan writer, the bookstore hosts literary events and readings, making it a vibrant hub for book lovers and creatives in the neighborhood.
Question:
I curve like a circle, bold and wide. A shape that’s endless, strong, and true, Find me where knOwledge waits for you.
What letter am I? ______
You can ride me, I could be part of a cow or a bicycle. Depends how you look at it!
FLORISTA COTTAGE
Flower Shops
While you’re on an adventure. step into this flower shop and try to find the local flowers! This is a yellow flower named after an orange morning cocktail. When it blooms, It signals spring and festivity’s tunes.
Question:
I’m a pirate’s favorite sound, in roses im found Yet in ‘rainbow’ and ‘river’ I’m seen. I roll and I roar, but I’m not the sea, What letter, dear friend, could I be?”
This is a local catalan crafting tradition for an object found in the shop to carry flowers on a picnic.
JARDINS DELS TRES TOMBS
Green Spaces
It is the site of the former Galletas Montes factory, an inner courtyard that combines a garden area with a children’s playground and two important neighborhood facilities: the Sant Antoni social services center and the Tres Tombs nursery school. The space, enhanced by a small grove of palm trees and cherry trees, is truly pleasant, especially in spring, when the cherry trees are in bloom.
` Can you discover what animal is part of the parade for the Tres Tombs celebration?
Ask about the parade on 17th of january.”
Question:
I’m a letter that stands alone, In ‘ice’ and ‘island,’ I’m well-known. I’m silent in ‘team,’ but loud in ‘ink,’ What letter am I? Take a hint!”
Look closely at the planters. Their lines and shapes might remind you of the iconic patterns found in the superilla, Barcelona’s innovative urban design. A subtle nod to the city’s creativity!
PRIMATE BAKEHOUSE
Cafe/ Bakery
Primate Bakehouse in Sant Antoni, Barcelona, is the dream of three friends— Santiago, Gonzalo, and Octavio—who embrace the art of true breadmaking. Using just flour, filtered water, and sea salt, they craft sourdough bread and pastries through a 48-hour fermentation, free from additives. Paired with Nomad Coffee, it’s a local favorite!
Question:
I’m the start of ‘artisan’ and ‘ancient’ too, In ‘aroma’ and ‘alchemy,’ I guide what’s true. I’m the first in the line, yet I stand so tall, What letter am I? Can you guess it all?”
Behind me you’ll find the hidden gems of this bakery
Your journey has taken you from the oldest establishment rooted in tradition to a modern bakery that represents a new chapter in the neighborhood. As you stand here, take a moment to reflect: What stories, tastes, and customs have been passed down through time? What do you value most about these old customs? How can traditions evolve while still honoring the past?
Heritage is a living thing, shaped by memory and renewed by every generation. What will you carry forward?
CROSSWORD:
1. Factory that used to be where the garden is
2. Name of the founder of the bakery which is also the capital of a south american country
3. Fill the passport to discover the answer
4. Tree you can find at the garden
5. _ _ _ _ Calders, a Catalan writer
6. Only Catalan architects to win the Pritzker Prize
7. Main structural material of the Market
An interactive local’s guide to Sant Antoni!
Explore, draw, interact and adventure around this catalan neighbourhood, while collecting stamps and creating memories.
Choose your route and level to win an adventure prize!
Don’t forget to bring a pencil
Share your journey and prizes with us via the IG QR code below!
Designed by: Andre Navarro, Devanshi Jagota, Daniela Mattos, Francisco Ferrer, Helen Girma
