Full information on the celebrations for Catalan National Day 2022 in Barcelona.

All events
Check out the full programme of free events and activities being held in Barcelona to mark 11 Setembre 2022.
- When: 8-11 September
- Where: Various areas in the city

Open day
Find out which institutions and museums in Barcelona are holding open days on the Catalan National Day 2022.
- When: 10 - 11 September
- Where: Various parts of the city

Public transport
Consult the alterations to the metro and bus services on Catalan National Day, 11 September 2022. We recommend using the metro for journeys to the city centre. Follow the indications posted by @TMBinfo

Traffic alterations
Find out about changes and recommendations relating to mobility in Barcelona during Catalan National Day 2022. People are advised to avoid using private transport to get around the city. Follow the instructions from @barcelona_GUB

Getting there
Check the traffic conditions in Barcelona in real time and look for the best way of getting round the city.

Demonstration on 11 September
Assemblea Nacional Catalana is organising the demonstration on Catalan National Day 2022, which will go from Avinguda Paral·lel to Avinguda del Marquès de l’Argentera (in front of the Estació de França station).
- When: 11 September, from 5.14 pm
- Where: Av. del Paral·lel

Institutional ceremony
The main theme of 11 September's central ceremony includes some of the most relevant episodes in the history of Catalonia, since 1714, placing emphasis on the work carried out by many women in the chronicles of our country.
- When: 11 September
- Where: Puig i Cadafalch towers in Montjuïc.

Wreath-laying ceremony
The representatives of Catalan institutions will be laying a wreath on 11 September at the Rafael Casanova monument to commemorate Catalan National Day 2022.
- When: 11 September, at 9 am
- Where: Rda Sant Pere, 50
LECTURE FOR ELEVENTH SEPTEMBER
This year’s Catalan National Day speech commemorated the centenary of Gabriel Ferrater's birth, on the fiftieth anniversay of his death. The speech was delivered by Jordi Amat.