Culture Barcelona
A neighbourhood square becomes a meeting point for cultural celebrations, including the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Visit for a named programme rather than expecting a permanent attraction; performance areas and access arrangements depend on the event.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
Plaça d'André Malraux, 1, Barcelona
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Plaça d'André Malraux, 1, Barcelona
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Barcelona’s Chinese community brings moon-festival traditions to Plaça d’André Malraux. Expect cultural activities and stage performances, with opportunities to encounter tea, paper crafts and the stories behind the celebration.
Ideas worth taking out into the street. Start a Raval afternoon with an exhibition, then leave time for the conversation afterwards.
Contemporary art with the Raval right outside. Give the galleries your attention, then return to the life of the square.
A museum visit threaded through Montcada’s courtyards. Reserve a slot and give the paintings more time than the queue.
Art, white walls and a different pace on Montjuïc. Let the trip up the hill become part of the afternoon.
