Districts and neighbourhoods
Embrace the essence of each Barcelona districts and step into the different city neighbourhoods.
Anti-sexist BCN
Barcelona rejects all forms of violence against women. Find out about the services at hand in the fight against gender violence, from prevention to care and emergency accommodation.
Mobility and transport
Find out what services are available to help you get around the city and discover how mobility is changing in Barcelona and becoming healthier, safer, more sustainable and better-connected.
The key is in your hands
If you you’ve got a flat and wish to have it rented out with guarantees, facilities and responsability, sign it up for the Barcelona Rental Housing Pool.
Women and Feminisms
Find out about women’s support services and the resources available to combat discrimination and sexist violence and promote gender equality.
Get around by bike
All you need to know for getting around Barcelona on bike: available bicycle lanes, parking places, services, regulations, safety advice and plenty more.
Neighbourhood Plan
Programme aimed at reducing inequalities between Barcelona neighbourhoods, backing access to income, services, urban quality and welfare.
Barcelona Energia
The publicly owned electricity distributor Barcelona Energia is to start offering its services to citizens in January 2019 and will supply a maximum of 20,000 homes.
Waste management
All you need to know about managing waste and helping to make the city more sustainable.
Energy rights
Energy-advice points offer help to prevent supply cuts from unpaid bills as well as advice on how to reduce energy expenses.
Low Emissions Zone
Find out the areas of Barcelona and the municipalities surrounding the ring roads where Barcelona City Council plans to gradually restrict the use of the most polluting vehicles, starting on 1 December 2017.
Children's activities
In Barcelona, you’ll find a wide range of entertainment and leisure activities for little ones. Don’t miss out!
Office for Non-Discrimination (OND)
A human-rights defence service you can turn to if you are experiencing or have experienced any form of discrimination or hate crime, especially on the grounds of origins, cultural or religious affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Living with diversity
Barcelona is a melting pot of people with a variety of sexual and gender orientations, cultures, languages and traditions. Find out about how to live here with inclusion, diversity and interculturality.
Civic Centres
Find out about the courses and activities on offer at your neighbourhood civic centre.
An accessible city
Find out about the resources and tools available for people with functional diversity in education, housing, jobs, transport, care and aid services, care and financial-aid services, leisure and plenty more.
Local neighbourhood centres
Come over and discover your local neighbourhood centre and take part in these welcoming spaces for advice and meeting-up and interacting with local residents.
Youth information
Discover the youth and teenager information points available to you in municipal facilities and secondary schools to clear up any queries you may have on training, the associations movement, youth health, student or work mobility etc.
“Let’s share Barcelona”
Barcelona is for everyone because it doesn’t belong to anyone. We have the right to enjoy it, to live together here, with respect and joy. Live and let live!
Teleassistance
This service provides year-round remote assistance in case of emergency, for people with disabilities or those aged over 75 that live alone. Find out more.
Konsulta'm
Psychological support service for teenagers and young people between the ages of 12 and 22, also offering advice for professionals on mental health matters.
Renovation grants
Have a look at the grants for renovating flats and buildings, in order to make them more energy-efficient, liveable and accessible.
Barcelona, in a single click
In the directories of the Barcelona Guide, you’ll find everything you need: city facilities, organisations and venues.
Making Barcelona a pedestrian-friendly city
When it comes to accidents in Barcelona, it is its pedestrians who have the highest fatality rate. Find out how we can make our city safer, friendlier and more sustainable for pedestrians.
Collaborating families
This temporary shelter service is in need of volunteers who can help families in difficulties to look after their children. Sheltering can be for a few hours a day, the weekend or up to a maximum of six months.
Barcelona with health
All the resources available in the city to prevent or treat health problems: primary health care centres, emergency services and pharmacies, among others.
