The 'Materials de Barcelona' exhibition invites a tactile journey through the genetic code of our architecture. From Montjuïc stone to wood and industrialized earth, the show at Oliva Artés, in the Poblenou neighborhood of Provençals, explores how local, regenerative materials are key to building a decarbonized, circular city. Through pieces of various formats, the exhibition revisits Barcelona’s three key moments—the foundational city, expansion, and innovation—and demonstrates how reinventing the materials that have always accompanied us responds to the climate emergency. Free entry.
The Planns tip
Take the opportunity to wander through industrial Poblenou.
Practical info
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: from 10.00 h to 15.00 h and from 16.00 h to 18.00 h Free Entry
The venue
Oliva Artés. Museu d'Història de Barcelona
Industrial witness, lab for future Barcelona.
At Oliva Artés, Barcelona's History Museum peels back city layers, prompting reflection on its evolution. This space offers an intimate look at Barcelona's life and heritage.
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