Summer camp activities in Barcelona 2024
On April 2, Barcelona City Council opened registrations for summer camps 2024, with a wide range of activities for children. Thus, you can now reserve one of the places for your children to enjoy one of the proposals for children and teenagers up to 17 years old. Below, we explain how to register for the Barcelona 2024 summer camps, the council grants available and how to apply for them, as well as all the deadlines for completing the procedures.
Activities available
Barcelona City Council offers a total of 1,089 activities for children up to 17 years of age during the summer holidays 2024. In total, there are more than 360,000 places available to sign up for all kinds of activities. From leisure proposals, to sports, through family activities. There are also available training courses in technology, plastic and performing arts, image and other disciplines, such as cooking or journalism. Therefore, the offer is wide and adapted to all tastes and needs so that the little ones can enjoy it to the fullest.
Registration for summer camps
Registrations for the summer camps in Barcelona opened on April 2 at 9:00 a.m. The Barcelona City Council website indicates the dates and deadlines for registration. To register a child for an activity, you will need to contact the organizer, although most offer the possibility of pre-registration online. Children can be registered for as many activities as they want, but they can only request a grant for one activity per child.
Scholarships and prices
Barcelona City Council offers grants for summer camps 2024. The process to apply for them is done through an online procedure at the Barcelona City Council’s Virtual Office of Procedures. Prices vary according to the activity chosen, with options ranging from one euro to more than 60 euros. The payment can be divided, so that a part is paid at the time of registration and the rest before the start of the activity.
Subsidies
Subsidies for summer camps are awarded according to the income per member of the cohabitation unit. There are different grant tranches based on annual net income. Summer camp activities in Barcelona are subsidized for a maximum of 10 or 14 days per child, depending on the type of activity.
