Art, culture, nature, history, and family activities: Easter offers

This Easter, the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation offers a series of activities for all tastes and ages: from immersion in art and culture to the discovery of unique natural landscapes. A program of activities that will allow residents of Catalonia to experience art, history, nature, and culture in an authentic and intimate way. Whether in the heart of Barcelona or surrounded by nature, the organization's many and diverse options offer a new way to explore the heritage and traditions of Catalonia.

A tour through the art and history of La Pedrera

Casa Milà (La Pedrera), the iconic building designed by Antoni Gaudí, is one of Barcelona's most recognizable icons. The civil work, which was the artist's last, can be visited during this Easter at a reduced price. Residents of Catalonia can enjoy a special offer and visit La Pedrera for only 12.50 euros with admission The Essential Quarry –which allows you to visit the building and discover its modernist spaces–, or for 18.50 euros with the ticket La Cantera Art Season -which includes a visit to La Pedrera and the temporary exhibition of Sean Scully, one of the most prominent contemporary artists.

This season, as part of the projects carried out by the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation to bring art and culture closer to society, the organization has premiered the most comprehensive exhibition ever held in Barcelona: Sean Scully. The retrospective of the Dublin-born artist, which opens on March 14 and will be open until July 6 at La Pedrera exhibition hall, includes more than sixty works by Scully, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and works on paper, and offers a retrospective look at his artistic career.

Món Sant Benet, much more than a getaway

For those looking for a getaway to disconnect from the routine, San Benito WorldLocated just a few kilometers from Barcelona, ​​​​it's the ideal place to experience a unique Holy Week surrounded by nature. This space—owned by the Catalunya la Pedrera Foundation—features a medieval monastery, the Alícia Foundation, three restaurants, and a 4-star superior hotel. And all of this in a unique and unparalleled natural setting.

Món Sant Benet offers countless activities for all audiences and all rhythms: plans to enjoy with friends, ideas to unwind as a couple, and family activities that combine the fun and traditions of this time of year.In Món Sant Benet, Easter is much more than a getaway, it is a unique trip to savor the flavors of the land, walk through nature, go on bike routes, breathe history and soak up culture.

Beyond the permanent innovative and immersive experiences such as theMedieval experience –which invites you to discover the thousand years of history of the monastery of Sant Benet–, and theModernist experience –which takes the visitor into the summer home of the family of the modernist painter Ramon Casas–, Món Sant Benet has planned, for these festive dates, a family activity designed especially for this time: Operation Easter, a sweet battle of traditions. This is a family scavenger hunt for Easter eggs in the Casa del Amo Gardens, allowing the little ones to enjoy Holy Week traditions in a fun and entertaining way. Participants will also be able to delve into the world of pastry and prepare their own Easter cake in the Alícia Foundation kitchen.

And for those looking for an experience to enjoy the authentic gastronomy of the territory, seasonal and local - a good part of the product is extracted from the same orchards -, the facility has different proposals for getaways toHotel Món Sant Benet 4*s, which has three restaurants, one of them with a Michelin star, the L'Ó Restaurant.

Disconnect and discover the charms of nature at MónNatura Delta del Ebro and MónNatura Pirineos.

The Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation also offers two unique activities during Easter for those who want to get closer to nature in a more active and immersive way: MónNatura Delta del Ebro and MónNatura Pirineus.

MónNatura Ebro Delta, the large center designed to understand and enjoy the magic of the Delta, and dedicated to the nature and biodiversity of a territory of great ecological and scenic value, is located in a unique setting full of rice fields and lagoons. The Easter Egg Mission family activity will take place in this area, a unique and fun initiative by the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation. From March 22nd to April 16th, children and families can help Pepa, a female flamingo from the Delta, find her lost eggs, and those who manage to find them will be able to personalize them. The activity will allow participants to learn more about the Delta's ecosystems through visits to the center's natural spaces, such as the salt flats and the 360° viewing platform, from where they can observe flamingos and other species.

And for those who want to discover the magic of the Pyrenees, MundoNatura Pyrenees Located in the heart of the Àneu Valleys, in Pallars Sobirà, MónNatura Pirineus is the ideal place. The nature center boasts unique facilities, such as a planetarium and an observatory for contemplating the region's privileged sky, allowing visitors to experience the high mountains in an authentic way. This spring, you can discover the attractions of the Pyrenees through activities for all ages, such as nature workshops and guided tours to learn about the flora and fauna. The center also offers the opportunity to stay in the area and enjoy local cuisine based on local produce. With all this, MónNatura Pirineus is a unique space that invites you to unwind, breathe fresh air, and discover the charms of the high mountains with experiences that combine fun, learning, and respect for the region.

Thus, for this Easter, the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation has designed an offer that goes beyond traditional visits, with activities that allow you to delve into the heritage, art, culture, history, and nature of Catalonia in an immersive and participatory way.

The Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation transforms lives to build a better future.

The Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation is a private and independent entity that manages and preserves a unique historical and natural heritage, such as La Pedrera, Món Sant Benet, and various natural areas. It also works to generate a positive impact on society by supporting people at risk of exclusion and with disabilities, accompanies older people with Alzheimer's and their families, promotes art and culture and encourages research and educational innovation to enhance scientific talent.