Explore the Pyrenean Trails Exhibition – Stories and Paths at UAB Barcelona
Highlights of the Pyrenean Trails Exhibition
The UAB’s Department of Geography presents Stories and Paths: A Literary Walk through the Pyrenean Trails. Set in the PassARTdíss space of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, the exhibition combines visual displays, literary excerpts, and immersive activities to showcase how the Pyrenees inspire literature and outdoor exploration.
Key Features for Visitors
- Curated Displays: Works by famous authors such as Juli Soler Santaló are paired with photographs of the Alto Ribagorza region.
- Live Readings: A dramatized performance of Soler’s 1903 text, delivered by professional actor Agustí Paüls.
- Expert Insights: Talks by Dean Margarita Freixas Alás and Director Amàlia Sanz i Bonet on the cultural value of the Pyrenees.
- Published Resources: The first issue of Sendèria, a magazine devoted to walking and paths, is showcased.
- Guided Tours: Conducted by curator Núria Garcia‑Quera, offering context and behind‑the‑scenes knowledge.
How the Exhibition Connects Literature and Landscape
The Pyrenees have long been a muse for writers. In this exhibition, text and terrain are intertwined: visitors walk through curated pathways that echo the routes described in literary works, while also experiencing the region’s real geographic features through high‑resolution imagery and interactive maps.
Engaging Learning for All Ages
Families, students, and scholars alike can explore how environmental change over time is reflected in storytelling. The exhibition invites participants to consider the role of place in shaping narrative perspectives.
Plan Your Visit
The exhibition runs until December 10, 2025. Access is free, but ticket reservations are encouraged to secure entrance during peak times.
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Further Exploration
Musically and visually enriched, the exhibition is a complement to the online project Històries i Camins. Dive deeper into the paths that shape regional myth and memory.
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