Palo Alto — Attraction in Barcelona

From the perspective of a resident in the area, the single purpose for the existence of this place is to cause the maximum amount of disturbance to the neighborhood as possible during every first weekend of the month for most of the afternoon until 10PM.

It's mind boggling how obnoxious they are. This place acts like they are giving concerts out in the middle of the desert or a closed arena/stadium.

They are literally in a residential area, surrounded by houses mostly built in the 00s, all of which lack proper modern acoustic insulation (unless every single homeowner is willing to pay an average of ~15-20.000€ + foam injection in their walls for the sake of tolerating this place).

It's absolutely pathetic. Not only that, but the "Ayuntamiento" backs this place up big time, so there's absolutely nothing that people can do about it. Let the owners get rich at the expense of the hundreds of people and their well-being living...

This garden is beautiful. You have to walk pretty far from public transportation but worth every step. It's usually crowded so you stand in line to enter. So worth it. Live entertainment between DJ cuts. The music is super good. Bring your children. Mostly the babies. Not much to do for children over infantcy. Plenty of food to chose from. If you like crafts this is the place for you. All varieties of crafts for sale. This is actually a garden setting with cozy little nooks and crannies with seating. Meet your friends there. Great place to while away a few hours on a Saturday or Sunday. With 2 entrance times afternoon to four pm. then five until 10 pm. If you go save me a seat. Cost is 5...

I went to Palo Alto market fest. There was a great choice of food/drink stands, artisans (jewellery, second hand, clothes, etc). The atmosphere is very chill and you dispose of a lot of standing and seating space. It is perfect to enjoy an afternoon of local shopping. However I paid 5.5 euros the entrance and I don’t understand this price as I am lead to buy food/drinks and eventually clothes on site. Those clothes and food types are findable in Barcelona as they have physical shops. Hence, idk why I should pay for something I can find outside of this market. This is new to me. For this price entrance I would not come back and rather go the the different physical shops but I had an overall...