A project recovering traditional Barceloneta sea-cooking recipes and techniques, valuing women's culinary legacy since the 18th century. The exhibition highlights the use of discarded fish and natural preservation methods to combat food waste, linking slow cooking, sustainability, and resilience. Features historical panels, recorded testimonies, and a free recipe book available at the market.
The Planns tip
Pick up the free recipe booklet at Mercat de la Barceloneta before heading to the exhibit panels at Casa de la Barceloneta 1761.
Practical info
- Monday: from 16.00 h to 20.00 h · Free admission - Tuesday to Friday: from 10.00 h to 13.30 h and from 16.00 h to 20.00 h - Saturday: from 10.00 h to 13.30 h
The venue
Casa de la Barceloneta 1761
Barceloneta: Echoes of its 1761 founding.
Nestled at Carrer de Sant Carles, 6, Casa de la Barceloneta 1761 stands as an architectural relic of the neighborhood's original layout. Deemed the last surviving 18th-century home from the district's founding, it retains its original volume and three-street façade, a hallmark of the initial military planning. After a 2011 renovation that respected its exterior, the building transformed into a cultural hub dedicated to preserving Barceloneta's historical and collective memory. This municipal center researches and promotes the district's identity through exhibitions, workshops, and the Barceloneta Popular Photographic Collection, serving as a cornerstone of its cultural heritage.
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