Nearly 500 games are available at the Espai de Joc 0-99 in Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes. The free service is open to all ages, and visitors can share games at tables around the space.
The remaining themed sessions this month are “Celebramos el talento local” on 14 and 15 November, then again on 21 and 22 November, featuring games created by local authors. “Ciudades educadoras” follows on 29 November, with games designed to prompt critical thinking while supporting creative play and community.
RUSSPAIN has also covered practical arrangements for public events, including transport changes for a night run in Las Palmas.
The venue is open on Thursdays and Fridays from 10am to noon, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 3pm. Services, organisations and facilities can arrange weekday visits. An alert from Meteocat or Civil Protection for adverse weather, including heavy rain, strong winds or snow, extreme cold or heat, and ice, means the space closes.
The play area is part of the wider leisure offer around Glòries. Around the Clariana, the central green space, visitors will find places to sit and play, alongside walking routes and spaces for physical or community activities. The Xarxa d’Equipaments Ambientals de Barcelona (XEAB) coordinates Sunday-morning activities on the grass beside the children’s play area, combining family leisure with environmental learning and sustainable habits. November listings include the family activities “Boja gimcana familiar” on 14 November and “Joc de les tres R” on 15 November.
The wider Parc de Glòries is also part of a long-term expansion plan. Tot Barcelona journalist Anton Rosa reported that the park’s enlargement is expected to be completed in 2030, with children’s play zones and petanque courts planned alongside a multipurpose area integrated with vegetation.
