The Biblioteca Pública Arús in the Fort Pienc neighborhood hosts the exhibition "Llavors de llibertat: El fons documental de l’anarquisme del segle XIX a la Biblioteca Arús". The show presents one of Europe's most significant 19th-century anarchist documentary collections, sourced from the library itself. Letters, manifestos, pamphlets, books, and periodicals are on display. Notable is the presence of the handwritten minutes from the First International for the Spanish region, signed by Anselmo Lorenzo and Pablo Iglesias. You'll also find mastheads like La Federación, Revista Social, or La Tramontana, alongside works by thinkers like Proudhon and Bakunin, and studies on key figures of the libertarian movement.
The Planns tip
The exhibition Llavors de llibertat displays the 19th-century anarchist archive at Biblioteca Arús. Free entry on Passeig de Sant Joan.
Practical info
- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: from 10:00 h to 15:00 h · Free Entry - Tuesday and Thursday: from 15:30 h to 20:30 h - Monday to Friday: from 11:00 h to 15:00 h - Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: from 10:00 h to 15:00 h - Tuesday and Thursday: from 15:30 h to 20:30 h
The venue
Biblioteca Pública Arús
Anima Libertas: an archive of ideas since 1895.
The Biblioteca Pública Arús, at Passeig de Sant Joan 26, is a haven of knowledge safeguarding a unique literary and historical legacy in Barcelona. Its atmosphere invites contemplation and the discovery of cultural treasures.
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