An inclusive storytelling session where stories traditionally told at night are performed in broad daylight. The session is conducted entirely in Catalan Sign Language to ensure accessibility for the deaf community. Recommended for families with children aged 3 and up.
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The activity is fully inclusive and conducted entirely in Catalan Sign Language for deaf signers.
Practical info
Saturday: at 11:00 am General admission: €2 - Museum Friends: 25% discount Advance ticket purchase is essential
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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