Gurb Street Residents Demand Nighttime Civility Over Noise

Residents of Gurb street in Vic report disturbances due to noise from people returning from parties in the early morning hours.

Generic image of a quiet residential street in Catalunya at night.
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Generic image of a quiet residential street in Catalunya at night.

The street of Gurb in Vic experiences noise disturbances during the night and early morning, especially on Fridays and Saturdays, affecting residents' rest.

During the summer, this situation occurs almost daily, and the rest of the year, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays. Many people returning on foot from the party area pass through this street between 3 and 6 AM, often in groups and making a lot of noise: shouting, singing, laughing, or arguing.
It is also common for some individuals to stop in the la Sirena area or at intersections to say goodbye, staying to talk and laugh for a considerable time.

"Could some awareness campaign be carried out during these hours to remind people that, upon entering a residential area, noise should be reduced and neighbors' rest respected?"

an affected resident
Residents point out that the problem is particularly bothersome in summer when windows are often open, but the noise can still be heard with windows closed. While understanding the right to party, residents assert their right to rest. The issue seems to be concentrated mainly along the route from Gurb street to the main square.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Vic (07/09/2026)