For Sant Jordi we present a new poster from the "La Rambla Posters" collection.
April 21st. 2026
Friends of La Rambla, on the occasion of Sant Jordi's Day, present the fifth poster in the collection "Posters of La Rambla."
The Association has commissioned Reskate Studio to continue the series started in 2024 and dedicated to the different sections of La Rambla. On this occasion, the poster is dedicated to La Rambla dels Caputxins, also known as the Centre.
Reskate Studio wanted to focus their work on the celebration of Sant Jordi's Day on the most traditional part of La Rambla: that of the Caputxins or Centre. It is a tribute to the celebration of Sant Jordi as a heritage of the city, to the plane trees of La Rambla, and to architectural elements such as the arches of Plaça Reial.
Some say they've also seen the dragon!
The fifth poster in the collection has been designed by Reskate Studio. There is a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered copies by the artists. The reproduction has been carried out at the Monostereo workshop in Barcelona, and the technique used was handmade screen printing in two colors on acid-free Gmund Matt paper. The poster measures fifty by seventy centimeters.
Posters of La Rambla Collection
The poster collection is available for sale on the Amics de La Rambla website, at the Wax Museum shop, and at the Barcelona Tourism office, at the foot of the Columbus Monument.
This initiative was born from a pioneering public-private collaboration in the city. Amics de La Rambla, together with GetYourGuide, the leading online experiences platform, and the Barcelona City Council, have launched a series of activities to promote a change in the narrative about La Rambla. The project, called "La Rambla, a new model of urban tourism," consists of seven lines of action for the period from 2023 to 2027 and has a single objective: to enhance the image of the promenade and return La Rambla to the citizens of Barcelona.
The Posters of La Rambla collection will continue to grow. This year, the launch of two more posters is planned, which are being developed with local neighborhood organizations.
