Jonàs Forchini dives into the waters of the Delta del Ebre, tracing the submerged ruins of Buda Island's lighthouse. A remnant of Catalan maritime heritage, now swallowed by the sea, recontextualized by Forchini as a silent witness to modernity and its inevitable decay. An exploration through diving and underwater archaeology questioning progress's imprint and time's relentless passage.
The Planns tip
Ask about the guided tour to see the excavation points.
Practical info
Tuesdays to Saturdays except December 24, December 31: 09:30 h to 19:00 h · General admission: 7 € Reduced: 5 € - 65 years or over - pensioners - Carnet Jove holders - international student card holders - large or single-parent family card holders - non-tourist groups of more than 10 people Free: - under 16s - unemployed people - people with disability certificate - ICOM or ICOMOS members - SCA members (Catalan Archaeology Society) - AMC members (Catalonia Museum Association) - teaching staff - February 12 and 13 (Santa Eulàlia) - April 23 (Sant Jordi) - May 18 (International Museum Day) - September 11 (La Diada) - September 24 (La Mercé) - October 12 (European Heritage Days) - first Sunday of each month Arqueoticket: 14.5 €. — Exhibition included in the ticket price Sundays and holidays and December 24, December 31 Closed December 25 and 26, January 1 and 6: 10:00 h to 14:30 h La Nit dels Museus 2026: May 16: 19:00 h to 01:00 h · Free admission
The venue
Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya
Montjuïc: Stone Chronicle of Civilizations.
On Passeig de Santa Madrona, the Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya provides a space for deep reflection on Iberian history. Connect intimately with the vestiges that sculpt our cultural identity.
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