the common ofAndorra la Vella and the Ibercaja Foundation have presented to Zaragoza the exhibition Cities on a human scalea production of Bike Lab Andorra which shows how mobility and urban planning can transform public spaces. As reported by the municipality in a statement, the exhibition can be visited for six months a Mobility Cityhaving received more than 15,000 visitors to Andorra la Vella between February 2025 and February 2026.
Consul General ofAndorra la Vella, Sergio Gonzalezparticipated in the presentation and linked the content of the exhibition with the revision of the urban planning of the parish. “Decisions on urban planning and mobility are not only technical. They are decisions that directly affect our quality of life,” he said. During the event, the loan agreement was also formalized 16 bicycles and close to 500 itemsbetween figures of Playmobil and other pieces. Some of the bikes will remain at the center for a year.
The exhibition includes four models of Copenhagen, Zurich, Vancouver i Curitiba which represent different alternatives to the use of the private vehicle, such as walking and cycling, public transport, shared vehicles and urban planning. The proposal seeks to show how these measures influence everyday life and the use of public spaces.
The head of Bike Lab Andorra, Edu Tarrésemphasized that the arrival of the exhibition in Zaragoza allows the museum’s cultural projects to be given international exposure. This is the second Bici Lab exhibition that travels to the Aragonese city, after a first exhibition dedicated to the most unique creations in the bicycle world.
