Among the buses participating in this year's exhibition, there are some of the most important pieces from the historical heritage of the TMB Foundation, such as the Dodge 265, manufactured in North America in 1936; the Chausson 59 from 1955; the MAN SD 200 bus from the 2000-2012 series, restored for the 25th anniversary of Barcelona Bus Turístic; and the MAN NL 202 minibus, an original example of reconversion from a standard vehicle. The display is completed with the Pegaso 6035A, Pegaso 6038, Pegaso 6420, and the 412D minibus (Mercedes Benz - Sprinter). ARCA and Sagalés will also showcase their most emblematic vehicles.

As in previous editions, the classic vehicles will be accompanied by buses with the latest technology — compressed natural gas, hybrids, pure electric, and hydrogen — recently added to TMB's fleet, which stand out for their low emissions or total absence of pollutant emissions: Irízar CN 8400, Irízar CN 4800, Irízar CO 8500, BYD 4600, H2 Solaris 2600, H2 Caetano 2500 and H2 Solaris 3100.

On Saturday, attendees will be able to enjoy the play La petita història del bus (The little story of the bus) a theatrical adaptation of the book written by Daniel Valero and illustrated by Pilarín Bayés, which was published to celebrate the centenary of the bus network.

The story tells how Gabi, a 13-year-old boy passionate about public transportation, discovers that this network has been around for 100 years through an exhibition he visits with his school. The narrative follows the evolution of the bus lines and vehicles, as well as mobility in the city, highlighting the major milestones that have accompanied the city's changes and the way people move around.

The theater performances will be at 12.30 PM, 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM on Saturday, September 19th. 

The piano invites passengers to accept the challenge of stopping, sitting down, and playing its keys.

The exhibition is structured around three main areas: environmental and ecological values linked to climate adaptation, sustainable water management, and the promotion of biodiversity; architectural and heritage values, focused on heritage revitalization and multifunctional architectural design and social values, related to cohesion, territorial equity, and citizen participation.

Currently, the metropolitan park network consists of 55 parks across 35 municipalities, covering an area of more than 3.1 million square meters. It is a living infrastructure in constant evolution, managed through environmental indicators that make it possible to assess its social and ecological benefits.

With Naturally Metropolitan, the AMB reinforces the role of green spaces as structuring elements of the territory and as a key component in improving citizens’ quality of life.

On the Espai Mercè Sala page, you will find the information you need.

Música al metro aims to turn the metro into a platform for promoting new talent and spreading music, and it has become a true benchmark at the European level.

Last December, the project celebrated its 25th anniversary with a new graphic identity. The new visual design features larger and more visible signage, with different color tones and a variety of artist profiles.

The initiative was also renamed in a more gender‑inclusive way: from Músics del metro to Música al metro.

All this information is now gathered in the section dedicated to the musical project, which has been updated to include, in addition to the project’s basic information, the new visual identity and a map of the network of music points.

Currently, there are around fifty music points in the Barcelona metro network where artists offer live performances on different days of the week. To make it easier to locate all 50 points, an expandable map has been created showing the locations of the music points across the various metro stations, available for download in two formats: PDF and JPG.