As from January, work gets under way on infrastructures, paving, lighting and urban furniture in the different parts of the central section, between El Liceu, Pla de l’Ós and C/ Nou de la Rambla.

Carried out in conjunction with the Restaurant Guild and Amics de la Rambla, this new stage of work brings the temporary suspension of licences at the terraces affected, as well as the provisional relocation of some elements, such as the press stalls and flower stalls, while work is in progress.

Recent months have seen work progress in the section between Pl. Catalunya and the streets of Santa Anna and Bonsuccés, where the lateral occupation of terraces has been removed to facilitate the work

More pedestrian space and a more organised Rambla

Terraces will be located exclusively in the central section and must respect some distances that guarantee the movement of people and maintain entrances clear to the metro, monuments, garden elements, lighting, tree beds and reserved entrances.

The reorganisation of terraces forms part of a comprehensive urban project which started in June 2024 and which should take 34 months, with an investment of 55.6 million euros. During the work, a fixed information point is available for the new Rambla, located at the Palau de la Virreina (La Rambla, 99).