The Far Interpretation Centre in Calella opens its doors to the public. Managed by the Museu Arxiu Municipal de Calella Josep M. Codina i Bagué, the space traces the history of maritime signaling and daily life along the Maresme coast. The visit highlights the technical and social relevance of this strategic navigation point. The tour focuses on the architecture of the building and the local heritage conservation efforts, offering a chance to engage with the historical legacy held by Calella's institutions without the usual museum mediation.
The venue
Far de Calella
Cylindrical tower from 1859. Forty-six meters above the Mediterranean.
On the Capaspre promontory stands the Calella Lighthouse, a ten-meter cylindrical tower inaugurated in 1859. Its light, 46 meters above the Mediterranean, was electrified in 1927, marking a key point in Catalan maritime signaling.
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