Modernist Heritage Days return to Els Pallaresos in November

The 6th edition will travel back to 1915, highlighting the relationship between Jujol and Gaudí with over 60 activities.

Scene of a Mediterranean town set in the early 20th century during Modernist heritage days.
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Scene of a Mediterranean town set in the early 20th century during Modernist heritage days.

Els Pallaresos will once again transform into an early 20th-century setting next November with the 6th edition of the Modernist Heritage Days 1900, which this year will journey back to 1915.

The municipality of Els Pallaresos is preparing for its 6th edition of the Modernist Heritage Days 1900, scheduled for next November. This annual event transforms the streets into an authentic early 20th-century stage, complete with period characters, artisan markets, traditional crafts, and local gastronomy.
This year's edition will focus on the year 1915, a pivotal moment for understanding the professional relationship between architects Josep Maria Jujol and Antoni Gaudí. Following the restoration of Mallorca Cathedral, the two concluded their collaboration, and Gaudí visited Els Pallaresos to closely examine Jujol's work.
The official presentation of this edition took place at Ca Solé, a 1796 house renovated by Jujol. The event's poster depicts the connection between the two architects and their representative works, such as Casa Bofarull and the Sagrada Família, emphasizing their mutual admiration during Gaudí Year.
The heritage days will feature over 60 activities across the municipality, including historical reenactments, street parades, educational workshops, traditional games, street performances, theatre, traditional dances, as well as guided tours of local heritage sites and cultural exhibitions.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament dels Pallaresos (02/10/2026)