Name: Puppet Show in Turo Park
Start: 2026-05-09
End: 2026-05-09
Location: Turo Park

Question 1

How do we get to Turó Park and where do we park?

Accepted Answer

Turó Park is in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, about 20 minutes by metro from central Barcelona (take L3 or L6 to Lesseps, then walk 10 minutes uphill). Driving is possible but parking is tight in this residential neighborhood, so metro is easier. (Confirm parking availability before publishing.)

Question 2

Is this show good for really young kids, or should we wait?

Accepted Answer

This is perfect for ages 3-7, when kids still love puppet shows and simple stories about birthdays. Younger toddlers might get restless during the 30-40 minute show, and older kids may find it a bit babyish. If your child loves puppets and stories, go for it; if they're already into chapter books, skip it.

Question 3

What if it rains on Saturday?

Accepted Answer

The event is outdoors in the park, so rain would likely cancel or postpone it. Check the Barcelona City Council website or call 010 the morning of the event to confirm it's still happening. (Confirm cancellation policy before publishing.)

Question 4

How long should we plan to stay?

Accepted Answer

The puppet show itself is probably 30-40 minutes, but arrive 10-15 minutes early to find a good spot and let kids settle. Plan for 1-1.5 hours total if you want to let them play in the park afterward.

Question 5

Should we bring snacks and water?

Accepted Answer

Bring water and a snack, especially if your kids get hungry or thirsty easily. There's no food vendor at the park for this event, so pack what you need. The park has benches and open space, so it's easy to have a picnic before or after the show.

Question 6

Are there bathrooms at Turó Park?

Accepted Answer

Turó Park is a public park, so there should be public restrooms, but they can be basic. Use the bathroom before the show starts if possible. (Confirm bathroom availability and condition before publishing.)

Question 7

Is this show in Catalan or Spanish, and will my kid understand it?

Accepted Answer

The show is in Catalan, but it's a puppet show with visual storytelling, so language isn't a huge barrier for young kids. They'll follow the action and emotions even if they don't catch every word. If your child speaks neither Catalan nor Spanish, they'll still enjoy the puppets and the birthday theme.

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