Espai Moja. Catalunya: Patrimoni viu

A unique space within the Palau Moja

Located on the ground floor of the majestic Palau Moja, the Espai Moja occupies the former stables of this historic Baroque building with clear French Neoclassical influences. Opened in 1784, the palace is now a cultural landmark in Barcelona.

Today, the Palau Moja is the headquarters of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of the Department of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya (Catalan Government). On its ground floor, the Palau Moja has three spaces open to the public: a promotional space where you can enjoy the exhibition, a tasting area for Catalan gastronomic and wine heritage, and a tourist information center specializing in cultural heritage.

The promotional space currently features an innovative exhibition, “Catalonia: Living Heritage”, designed to bring Catalan cultural heritage closer to the general public. Admission is free, and advance reservations are required.

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Catalonia: Living Heritage. A journey to the heart of Catalan heritage

Entitled “Catalonia: Living Heritage”, the exhibition offers a journey through time and space to experience cultural heritage in an original and innovative way. The itinerary is organized into four main areas:

• Landscapes: natural and cultural settings that tell stories.
• Creations: artistic and creative expressions of Catalan culture.
• Emotions: feelings and experiences shared over time.
• Voices: stories, witnesses, and collective memory.

Immersive technology and personalization

Each visitor receives a compass bracelet with RFID technology that allows them to customize their experience: choose the language, activate an avatar inspired by the Catalan bestiary, and save the tour's highlights.

Through the use of immersive technologies such as virtual reality, holograms, and interactive games, you can experience key moments in history as if you were there. Each micro-story comes to life: unique characters, popular celebrations, iconic monuments, landscapes, and cuisine that speak to the past and present.

A unique cultural experience

The Espai Moja is much more than an exhibition: it's a celebration of Catalan culture. From the language to the cuisine, from great figures to anonymous individuals, everything intertwines to show how our heritage is alive, dynamic, and close at hand.

At the end of the visit, you'll receive a personalized summary of the items you've selected during the tour and a special surprise that will encourage you to continue exploring other cultural spaces in Catalonia.

At Espai Moja, technology aligns with emotion, offering you a profound and transformative look at Catalan culture.

🍴 Gil × Espai Moja: A break with a Catalan flavor

As an ideal complement to the immersive experience at Espai Moja, we invite you to visit the Gil × Espai Moja café and tasting space, a unique setting where history and Catalan gastronomy come together to offer you a break full of flavor and tradition.

Offering high-quality baked goods and pastries, made by a family with four generations of baking tradition, this space offers an authentic gastronomic experience.

In addition, during the most emblematic festivities of the Catalan calendar, such as Santa Eulalia, Sant Jordi, All Saints' Day or Christmas, you will find seasonal products such as panellets, wind and cream fritters, chicharrones cake, Roscón de Reyes, among many other traditional delicacies.

Each tasting is a direct connection to Catalan culture, a sweet and tasty way to close your visit.

ℹ️ Tourist Information Point: Discover Catalonia from La Rambla

The new Tourist Information Point (PAT) at Espai Moja is much more than an information center: it's your gateway to everything Catalonia has to offer in terms of cultural heritage and tourism.

Located in the heart of Barcelona's La Rambla, this space is designed for both visitors to the Espai Moja and anyone who wants to explore Catalonia. You'll find up-to-date information on monuments, museums, festivals, traditions, and other elements of Catalonia's tangible and intangible heritage.

In addition, the PAT offers personalized tourist advice, with practical information on transportation, accommodation, dining, and complementary activities. Whether you're looking for a cultural getaway, themed tours, or authentic experiences, the team will help you design a tailor-made visit.

Come to the Espai Moja Tourist Information Point and begin your cultural journey through Catalonia with the best guidance.

“The Eyes of History: An Immersive Look at Catalan Heritage” Project

Espai Moja, Catalonia's Living Heritage, is part of the project “The Eyes of History. An Immersive Look at Catalan Heritage”, which aims to bring heritage closer by using new immersive technologies and new narratives.

Other renovated sites open to the public include the Roca dels Moros rock-cut complex and the Escaladei Charterhouse. The next sites to be renovated are the Boí Valley Complex, the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, and Miravet Castle.