52 concerts in 29 venues across Barcelona's ten districts, from March 5th to April 1st. This is the offering of the seventh edition of the Barcelona Obertura Ciutat de Clàssica festival, which, as usual, combines the programming of L'Auditori, the Liceu, and the Palau de la Música with 27 free concerts in 26 venues of unique "heritage or social" significance, as described by Xavier Marcé, Councilor for Culture. The announcement was made this Wednesday at the Pedralbes Monastery, a choice full of meaning: firstly, because the monastery is once again hosting concerts for a festival that this year celebrates the city's status as a capital of architecture; secondly, because March 26th will mark the 700th anniversary of the construction of the monastery by Elisenda de Montcada and Jaume el Just.