Descend into La Sagrera's depths. This 1938 air-raid shelter, carved beneath Plaça de la Torre, proved vital during the bombings. Explore its architecture of resilience, a space of collective memory, and a raw chapter of Barcelona's history.
The Planns tip
Arrive early; visits run in small groups.
PRACTICAL INFO
Friday: at 16:30 h, at 17:30 h, at 18:30 h and at 19:30 h · General admission: 6.5 € — Visits for the general public Visits last 1 hour and have a maximum capacity of 5 people per visit. Saturday: at 10:00 h, at 11:00 h, at 12:00 h and at 13:00 h Friday: from 09:30 h to 11:30 h · Check the price for groups and schools For other day options consult the center — Visits for schools (Upper Primary Cycle, ESO and Baccalaureate) Visits last 2 hours for groups and schools
THE VENUE
In the Sant Andreu district, La Sagrera rises on an intricate past. Its name evokes medieval 'sagreras' – protected areas around churches that shaped the first settlements. Transformed by the industrial era, its old factories, like Nau Ivanow, are now centers for contemporary creation, revitalizing the urban fabric. Other key spots like Espai 30, Biblioteca Marina Clotet, and Casal de Barri la Torre de la Sagrera, with its 1897 mansion, consolidate a diverse cultural network. As the new station redefines the skyline, archaeological revelations, including Roman remains, anchor the neighborhood to its millennia-old stratigraphy.
Diferents indrets de la Sagrera
La Sagrera: Historic weave, industrial echoes, cultural pulse.
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