A family activity at the Museu de les Aigües in Cornellà de Llobregat. Through interactive modules, children and adults explore and learn about the world of water via play and experimentation. A proposal to discover scientific concepts playfully, designed for intergenerational sharing. The museum is housed in a former pumping station, an industrial setting with history.
The session focuses on direct water experimentation, allowing attendees to observe its properties and the resource's importance. It's a chance to understand science accessibly and participatively, fostering curiosity in a space dedicated to the history of the water cycle in the metropolitan area.
The Planns tip
The museum tour illustrates the evolution of water management in the area.
The venue
Museu de les Aigües
Exposed brick, 1909 steam, and industrial iron. Water architecture that sustains Barcelona.
The former pumping station designed by Josep Amargós i Samaranch preserves original steam machinery, century-old wells, and a reconstruction of the waterfall designed by Antoni Gaudí in the gardens.
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