«Guia’m» at the Pedralbes Monastery

The tour is led by people with Asperger's syndrome, who share their own view of the monastery and its history with visitors. Far from conventional formats, the proposal creates a closer relationship with the space and highlights diversity as an enriching way of interpreting cultural heritage.

Over the course of an hour, participants explore some of the most emblematic corners of the complex founded in 1327 by Queen Elisenda de Montcada. The impressive Gothic cloister, the church, the former dormitories and the queen's distinctive double tomb are all part of a tour that also reveals architectural and artistic details that have endured through centuries of history.

«Guia’m» demonstrates that cultural visits can become tools for social transformation. An experience that combines knowledge, sensitivity and new ways of looking at both heritage and the people who explain it.