An interactive visit for families with children aged 6 and up, exploring the industrial society of the 19th century. The experience focuses on labor conflicts and daily factory life through an immersive narrative.
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Activity for children 6 and older. Space is limited and no refunds are issued once payment is processed.
Practical info
Saturday: at 11.00 h General admission: 2 € - Amics del Museu: 25% discount Advance ticket purchase is required
The venue
Palau de Mar
Port warehouse. A city's historical narrative.
Erected in Plaça Pau Vila as the former Magatzems Generals de Dipòsit in the late 19th century, the Palau de Mar stands as a testament to Barcelona's industrial port architecture. Its exposed brick structure and symmetrical lines, designed by Maurici Garrán and inspired by English docks, defined the Port Vell. Revitalized pre-Olympics, this monument – the only one of the old industrial port still standing – preserves its maritime legacy while housing the Museu d'Història de Catalunya and innovation hubs, charting Barceloneta's urban and cultural evolution.
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