Avinguda de Can Sucarrats

This working farm in the Barcelona suburbs offers children an authentic agricultural experience where they can interact with farm animals, learn about sustainable farming practices, and participate in seasonal harvest activities. It's an ideal escape from the city where kids can get hands-on experience feeding animals, collecting eggs, and discovering where their food comes from in a real working environment.

• ✓Hands-on animal feeding and interaction with goats, chickens, rabbits, and other farm animals
• ✓Seasonal fruit and vegetable picking experiences
• ✓Educational workshops about sustainable farming and food production
• ✓Fresh farm product sales including eggs, honey, and seasonal produce
• ✓Authentic working farm atmosphere away from touristy Barcelona attractions

1. 1.Book educational visits in advance, especially during peak tourist season, as many programs are offered in Catalan and Spanish. Request English-language options when reserving.
2. 2.Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty, as children will be handling animals and potentially helping with farm tasks.
3. 3.Visit in the morning when animals are most active and before it gets too hot, especially during summer months.
4. 4.Bring cash for purchasing fresh farm products like eggs, vegetables, or honey to take home as souvenirs.
5. 5.Check their schedule for special seasonal events like fruit picking, shearing demonstrations, or planting workshops before your visit.

Spring (April to June) offers mild weather, baby animals, and abundant activities. Weekday mornings are less crowded than weekends and provide a more intimate experience with the animals and staff.

This is a budget-friendly activity. The farm is located between Rubí and Cerdanyola del Vallès, accessible by car or regional train from Barcelona (about 30 minutes). Call ahead to confirm English-language tour availability and seasonal opening hours.

Spring brings newborn animals and planting activities. Summer offers fruit picking (strawberries, tomatoes). Fall features harvest festivals and grape-related activities. Winter may have reduced hours or activities. Contact ahead to confirm seasonal schedules and special events.

Head to central Rubí (5 minutes by car) for family-friendly tapas restaurants and cafeterias, or pack a picnic to enjoy in the surrounding area after your farm visit.