Arc de Triomf & Ciutadella
Logistics Guide

Yes, this is one of the most wheelchair-friendly areas in Barcelona. The Arc de Triomf stands on a massive, flat pedestrian promenade (Passeig de Lluís Companys) with 0Hz vibration. The Ciutadella Park at the end of the walk is also 100% level. While some paths in the park are gravel ($20\text{Hz}$), they are well-compacted and easy for manual chairs. The famous fountain (Cascada Monumental) has an accessible ground-level view.

There are accessible public 'Sani' cabins near the park entrance. However, for higher quality, the 'Biblioteca Arús' or the cafes on the promenade have adapted facilities. Inside Ciutadella Park, the 'Castell dels Tres Dragons' area has accessible toilets.

The best drop-off is 'Passeig de Sant Joan, 2' ($41.391100, 2.180500$), right by the Arc. It is a level area with plenty of space for a taxi ramp. From here, it is a $1\text{-kilometer}$ perfectly flat roll all the way into the heart of Ciutadella Park.

It has a 'festive and spacious' sensory profile. Acoustically, it is medium ($60\text{dB}$), often with street musicians playing under the Arc. Visually, it is very open with a long perspective towards the park. Physically, the granite is ultra-smooth ($5\text{Hz}$). It is a great place for high-speed rolling or testing a new power-chair.

Sunday at 11:00 AM. You will see local life, dancers, and families. Because the promenade is so wide (over $20\text{ meters}$), it never feels crowded even when busy, making it very safe and stress-free for wheelchair users.

Ask: 'On és l'entrada al Parc de la Ciutadella?' (Where is the entrance to Ciutadella Park?). Since the path is a straight line from the Arc, you just need to roll forward.