FC Barcelona

From Barca to the Mountains: A Journey of Fans and Friendship!

Who knew a walk from the stadium could get you a personalized number and a visit from the club president in the Canary Islands?! #FCBarcelona #MarxaCuler

Excitement is building as FC Barcelona gears up for the Marxa Culer, a beloved tradition among fans that will take place next month! This thrilling event connects the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, where dreams take flight, to the stunning Monastery at Montserrat. For those signing up, there’s an added bonus: personalized numbers! Talk about a trendy keepsake to commemorate a special journey with fellow Culers!

In a delightful show of support, FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta recently made a special trip to the Canary Islands to visit the club’s Supporters' Clubs. With an ensemble cast including vice presidents Rafa Yuste and Elena Fort, Laporta’s visit was a heartwarming gesture of appreciation to the loyal fans who rally behind the team, even from afar. It was not just a meet and greet; it was about bridging distances and reinforcing that the passion for Barça transcends borders.

The Marxa Culer promises to be an unforgettable experience, blending the thrill of football with the beauty of nature. Fans will have the opportunity to socialize, share stories, and create new memories as they traverse the scenic route towards Montserrat, an emblem of Catalan identity. Imagine walking alongside fellow fans, singing team anthems, and feeling the camaraderie that only those who bleed blue and garnet can understand!

As we gear up for this iconic event, it's worth celebrating how FC Barcelona continues to cultivate a community spirit among its supporters. Did you know that Montserrat is home to a magnificent Benedictine monastery that dates back to the 9th century? It’s not just a pilgrimage for the sporty; it’s a journey into history! And speaking of history, the club thrives on the motto "Més que un club" - More than a club, which rings true in every gathering, whether in journeys like Marxa Culer or special visits like Laporta's to the Canary Islands.