With the Open Your Doors project, we wanted to put the theory of returning to normality after the pandemic into practice. The idea has been to reflect on the personal experiences of the participants in their particular environments and local, family contexts, etc., to then get creativity going, after an exercise in collective debate about how we can promote this "return back to normal" through a youth project. As we proposed from the beginning, the purpose has been to materialize all the ideas into concrete actions, which ranged from analysis and discussion, through individual reflection, to the planning and development of indoor recreational-educational activities -through coexistence of the group on the days of the exchange- and outside -through the staging in public spaces of what the teams have worked on. We have also wanted to contribute to the creation of networks of friendship, support and joint work - bridging the gap - among a quite diverse group of young people, members of associations from different countries and from very different realities. This fact, beyond the theme of the project, which in itself has already allowed us to emerge fully strengthened, has also given us the interesting challenge of sharing, learning and growing together with others, discovering their realities, comparing our situations, delving into cultural knowledge and establish more than just a simple contact. To achieve the above, we articulate our project in three lines of action: a) Creativity and culture; b) Normalization after the pandemic situation and c) Health and well-being. And we focus on achieving the following objectives: *Generate a space of well-being, tranquility and companionship that are conducive to opening up and exchanging sensations experienced during confinement. *Facilitate an ideal and appropriate environment to share experiences from the participants' own initiative *Exercise, through contact and exchange of activities, outdoor life in both the natural and urban environment. *Prepare playful-educational material as resources for use in indoor and outdoor spaces. *Contribute to the development of creativity, using writing, interpretation and audiovisual tools. *Put into practice and/or contribute to the development of artistic skills. *Gather a group of young people from different cultures to carry out joint activities. * Get involved in all phases of the process of a youth project, from planning to the dissemination of results and evaluation