What to do in El Clot

El Clot is a hollow, literally: the neighbourhood sits in a dip where the water of the plain used to gather. The railway split it in two from 1854, and covering the tracks in the eighties gave it back a park built on the ground of an old factory. Next to it is Glòries, where Cerdà wanted to put the centre of the city. If you have a few hours, it is a village square and a market with the new city pressed against it.

At Waltru we use El Clot as a practical area covering el Clot and el Camp de l'Arpa del Clot.

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While you are here

If you are spending a few hours in el Clot, these places are worth discovering too.

  • Parc La Farinera del Clot
  • Parc del Clot (Aqueduct Remains)
  • Mercat del Clot

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Get to know El Clot

From the railway that split it to the new Glòries facilities, in three steps.

The railway split the neighbourhood in two from 1854; covering the tracks in the 1980s gave back the Clot park, which sits on the ground of an old factory.

«Clot» means hollow: the neighbourhood lies in a dip in the land where the water of the plain used to collect.

Glòries, on its edge, is where Cerdà wanted the city's centre to be; it has been under redevelopment ever since and now holds the newest venues.

What its programme is like

Based on 44 events between 2026-06-10 and 2027-09-08.

Venues with a programme: Centre Cultural La Farinera del Clot · Casal de Barri Espai Antoni Miró Peris · Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes · Parc del Clot

Neighbourhoods next door: Sagrada Família · Poblenou · Diagonal Mar · Eixample

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