Guided tours of the laboratories and scientific facilities will be the highlight of OpenPRBB 2026. Accompanied by a guide, you’ll begin your tour in the auditorium with a brief introduction to the Park, then visit different areas where the people who work there will explain the research they’re conducting and answer your questions.
Choose your tour
→ 1-hour guided tours: visit two laboratories, departments or research facilities.
→ 1.5-hour guided tours with a special or interactive experience: visit two laboratories or facilities and finish with a special or interactive activity.
→ Architectural tour: discover the PRBB building from a different perspective and learn about its architectural features.
No prior scientific knowledge is required. The aim is simply to see, ask questions and understand how science is done, alongside the people who do it every day.
Route 2 on the 10.30 am shift and Route 4 on the 12.30 pm shift will be accompanied by a Catalan Sign Language (LSC) interpreter.
Check the timetables and the venues that will be visited at:
View the 60 minute routes View the 90 minute routes
How to get your ticket
On Saturday 3 October, tickets will be available without prior booking. Come along even if you haven’t booked! You’ll be able to choose from the tours and times available on the day.
If you’d prefer to plan ahead, you can book your ticket from 23 September at 12 noon on EventBrite.
Whether you’ve booked in advance or are picking up your ticket on the day, please remember to go to the registration tent 30 minutes before the tour starts to collect your pass.
Reserve your ticket
Access to guided tours
Adults and young people aged 12 and over may take part in the guided tours. Those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Babies under 1 may also take part if they are carried in an adult’s arms or in a baby carrier. Pushchairs must be left at the cloakroom at the information point.
Routes 3 and 7 are step-free and accessible routes for people with reduced mobility.