The Judicial School moves temporarily to the Ciutat de la Justícia

The training center for judges is installed in building D in Barcelona while works are carried out in Vallvidrera.

Exterior view of the Ciutat de la Justícia facilities in Barcelona.
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Exterior view of the Ciutat de la Justícia facilities in Barcelona.

The Judicial School has begun moving its training activities to the Ciutat de la Justícia in Barcelona, where it will occupy a temporary headquarters while the facilities in Vallvidrera are renovated.

The new location is on the seventh floor of building D, a space totaling 1,239 square meters. To adapt these facilities, an investment of 604,682.36 euros was made, ensuring everything is operational for the start of the academic year on September 1st.
The new facilities include six training classrooms, with capacities for twenty or thirty students, as well as complementary spaces such as a faculty room, a multipurpose cloister, administrative offices, and a medical office. This location will allow future members of the judicial career to be in direct contact with court activity, facilitating trial simulations and interaction with magistrates and prosecutors.
The Government has approved the modification of the concession contract to progressively integrate the entire building D for use by the Generalitat between 2026 and 2030. This strategy not only addresses the current need for space but also opens the door to maintaining these facilities permanently to accommodate future classes of judges and prosecutors.