The Gaudí Centre in Reus is set to inaugurate the espai 0-3 on Saturday, 14 November, a new initiative designed for children in the 0 to 3 age group and their families. This initiative aims to provide an experience tailored to the needs of young children, reinforcing the centre's commitment to family and cultural tourism, as well as its desire to be an open, accessible, and welcoming space for all visitors.
The espai 0-3 is part of the programming for the Year of Gaudí. In line with its focus on family tourism, the Gaudí Centre continues to work on expanding and diversifying its offerings, enabling families to enjoy cultural experiences adapted to the various stages of children's growth. The goal is to ensure that everyone, regardless of age, can discover the architecture and legacy of Antoni Gaudí.
This new space will provide an environment for free play, experimentation, and discovery, specifically designed for the early years of life. For one hour, two educators will facilitate activities and accompany families during this shared time, allowing children to explore, manipulate, and experience at their own pace, while their accompanying adults have the creative freedom to play and discover together.
The initiative values play as a learning tool and a means to stimulate curiosity, imagination, and creativity. The activity will take place in one of the museum's rooms, where families can also enjoy an audiovisual presentation dedicated to Modernism, providing an initial introduction to the cultural and architectural universe surrounding Gaudí.
After the session, families will have the opportunity to continue their experience with a guided tour of the Gaudí Centre, discovering various spaces and content in a manner that suits their pace. The launch of the espai 0-3 also reflects a desire to engage museums with new generations from an early age. Children are an essential part of the present and future of cultural institutions: awakening their curiosity, facilitating early discovery experiences, and creating connections with museum spaces from a young age contributes to shaping them into future cultural visitors.
The Gaudí Centre aims to be a vibrant, open, and accessible space, a place where activities occur, and where everyone can find their place to enjoy their visit.
