The route combines environment and history, and shows the agricultural past of the Samontà area, a recreation area for the population of Sant Joan Despí until the first half of the 20th century. Later, with industrialization and the strong migratory movement, the area deteriorated, until in 1991 the recovery works began, until it became the current metropolitan park, closely linked to the neighborhoods of Les Planes and Residencial Sant Joan.

This  activity  is part of the Barcelona 2026 World Capital of Architecture program, a distinction from UNESCO and the International Union of Architects (UIA) to the city that hosts the UIA World Congress of Architects, and turns it into a global forum for architecture, urban planning and landscaping. From February 12 to December 13, a multidisciplinary program will be carried out in collaboration with schools, universities and professional and cultural entities throughout Catalonia.

Barcelona 2026 World Capital of Architecture has the support of the Barcelona City Council, the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda.