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THE CHALLENGE OFTHE CULTURAL OLYMPIAD BARCELONA IS UNDOUBTEDLY ONE OF THE LEADING INTERNATIONAL CENTRES AS REGARDS ARTISTIC CREATION AND THE CONSERVATION OF A CULTURAL HERITAGE WHICH NOW RELONGS TO ALL MANKIND JOSEP M. CASTELLET PUBLISHER AND LITERARY LRITIC hen Barcelona offered to host the its limitations in other fields, is, undoubted- A Cultural Forum for the World. 1992 Olympic Games, it also ly, one of the leading international centres presented the international as regards artistic creation and the con- Barcelona's traditional hospitality, the ca- community with its proposals for an exten- servation of a cultural heritage which now pacity for innovation which the city has sive cultural programme associated with belongs to al1 mankind. As a result, the in- shown and which it exploits to the full, and the XXV Olympiad. Following the city's se- tention from the outset has been to go an extremely rich cultural background, lection, in 1986, the so-called "Cultural beyond the usual Olympic Arts Festival guarantee the splendour and quality of Olympiad" was included in the Olympic -limited, in previous editions, to the pe- the Cultural Olympiad. Taking advantage programme as a distinguishing character- riod of the Games themselves-, and of- of a moment in the city's history when it istic and asa build-up to the events of 1992. fer the world a long-term programme will attract the attention of the whole The thinking behind this stems from the covering the four years that correspond to world, an unequalled forum will be fact that Barcelona, while fully aware of the classical Olympiad. opened to the best the world has to offer in the Arts, the Sciences, Letters and de la Música, Teatre Grec, Museu Picasso, beginning of October 1988, with the Culture in general. Fundació Miró, etc.), there will soon be "Gateway to the Olympiad", when the Meanwhile, the peoples and cultures of fint-rate facilities for dramatic and plastic Olympic flag arrives in Barcelona, and the world will be asked to collaborate in arts (National Theatre, Municipal Audito- ends in August 1992. It includes a wide the task and take part, with their own con- rium, Museurn of Contemporary Art, Na- range of events in the fields of art, science tributions, in the cosmopolitan eclecticism tional Art Museum, Tapies Foundation, the and culture in general. The programme's that has always characterized Barcelona. new Poble Espanyol, etc.) activities are divided into large blocks, Just as it is intended that the city's own The Cultural Olympiad can also contribute both on an annual basis, and as regards cultural identity be reinforced, it is hoped decisively to a less tangible heritage. It specific events. Amongst these events, the that the occasion of this great celebration could be a landmark in the field of pro- following are particularly worth men- that culminates in the Olympic Games will motion and transmission of events, thanks tioning: stimulate recognition of the personality of to the weight the Olympics carry and their The "Gateway to the Olympiad", in al1 of civilization's ethnic and cultural worldwide following, and it could also set October 1988, which opens the cultural groups. an important precedent in the field of programme with a great concert and the The outlook for 1992 offers unique and cultural sponsorship, which has such a celebration of the arrival of the Olympic unrepeatable opportunities to make this poor record in our country, and which, for flag. dream come true. 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    Name Address Timetable Closing dates Benefits Montserrat Julià Travel Office. Carrer Booking in advance required minimum 24 03, 10, 17 & 24Nov; 25Dec Morning Tour de Balmes, 5. Barcelona hours before +34 93.317.64.54 & 01Jan. Others to be Half day tour + Liquor (additional extra The tour starts at 09.15hours Check in at confirmed. Tasting cost) 09.00 hours Girona: Game of Julià Travel Office. Carrer Booking in advance required minimum 24 To be confirmed 6 ¼ hours guided visit thrones de Balmes, 5. Barcelona hours before +34 93.317.64.54 from Barcelona (additional extra Depart: at 8.00am cost) 23Mar – 31Oct: Mon, Wed, Fri and Sat. 01Nov – 31Mar19: Mon and Fri. Barcelona Julia Travel Office. Carrer Booking in advance required minimum 24 25dec & 1 Jan 4 ¾ hours Guided visit. Highlights de Balmes, 5. Barcelona hours before +34 93.317.64.54 Entrance ticket to (additional extra Daily at 8.45am Poble Espanyol and cost) Montjuïc Cable Car Barcelona Julia Travel Office. Carrer Booking in advance required minimum 24 11Sep; 24Sep; 25Dec; 4hours guided tour, Artistic: Best of de Balmes, 5. Barcelona hours before +34 93.317.64.54 26Dec // 01, 05, 06 Jan. entrance ticket to Park Gaudi 23Mar – 31 Oct: Daily Others to be confirmed. Güell (additional extra 01Nov – 31 Mar: Daily, except Wednesday cost) and Sunday. Picasso Museum JULIÀ TRAVEL - TOURS & 23Mar – 31Oct: from Tuesday to 01Jan, 01May, 18May, Guided Tour 3h & Gothic Quarter TICKETS OFFICE - Ramblas Saturday at 8.30am 24Jun & 25Dec. Others to 54, Barcelona 01Nov – 31Mar: Friday & Saturday at be confirmed. 8.30am Casa Vicens CASA VICENS - C/ de les (1apr– 31oct) Monday, Wednesday & To be confirmed.