Visit the Metro Control Centre
An activity for children at 1st- and 2nd-cycle secondary school level (ESO). The guided visit to the Metro Control Centre gives students a general view of how the centre works and its importance for the safety and regulation of the frequency of trains.
Metro station visit for younger children
An activity for pre-school and infant school children. On a guided visit to a metro station close to the school (chosen by the teachers) the children learn about how a station works.
New energy sources and transport
An activity aimed at upper secondary school and vocational training cycles. This guided visit to the Zona Franca bus depot makes students aware of the importance of public transport in guaranteeing safe, sustainable mobility. They also learn about TMB's search for alternative fuels.
Let's visit the metro depot
This activity is aimed at secondary school children. On a guided visit to the Sant Genís metro depot the children learn about how a metro network operates and everything that goes on in a depot. Emphasis is placed on the work that must be done due to vandalism and the inappropriate behaviour of some passengers.
24 hours on the bus
An activity for upper junior school children. The aim of this guided visit to the Horta bus depot is to learn how the bus network operates. Emphasis is placed on the work that must be done due to vandalism and the inappropriate behaviour of some passengers.
A stroll through the history of public transport in Barcelona
This activity is aimed at upper secondary school and vocational training cycles. It is a guided visit through over 100 years of history of public transport in Barcelona. Students can see a vintage bus and the Triangle depot, where they can see one of the first metro trains in use in the city.
TMB near you
An activity for 1st- and 2nd-cycle secondary school children in which they learn to work out a route on public transport using new technologies. They also analyse the influence of public transport on the changes taking place in the cities in the Barcelona metropolitan area.
What's at the station?
An activity for lower junior school children. On a guided visit to a metro station close to the school (chosen by the teachers) the children learn about how a station works.
Your bus
An activity aimed at children in special education, consisting of a visit to the Horta or Ponent bus depot. The aim is to show children the elements that make up a bus, particularly those that provide safety and comfort for passengers, and to work with them on how to behave on public transport.
Visit the Traffic Regulation Centre
This activity is aimed at 1st- and 2nd-cycle secondary school children (ESO). On a guided visit to the Traffic Regulation Centre they are given a general view of the bus network control centre and its importance for the safety and regulation of the frequency of buses.
TMB moves for education
This activity is part of a programme to diversify the curriculum fostered by the Barcelona Education Consortium. It is aimed at 3rd- and 4th-year secondary school student who require organisation that differs from standard school procedure, in order meet objectives and acquire the basic skills required. This helps them to gain the appropriate compulsory qualification. The activity is developed in ten sessions.
Let's go to Montjuïc by public transport
An activity for junior school children. On a guided visit to the Montjuïc funicular and cable car, students learn about these singular means of transport and the service they offer the city.
17º
- Barcelona
- TUESDAY
- 22 May 2012
14:14