Guided tours for groups at the Maritime Museum of Barcelona
Organized by: Museu Marítim de Barcelona
Would you like to discover the Royal Shipyards building? How can we learn about life stories through ships? What were trade relations like between Catalonia and America in the 19th century?
You can discover these and other questions with the guided tour program for adult groups at the Barcelona Maritime Museum.
Visits can accommodate groups of up to 25* people, plus 1 chaperone per group.
It is essential to book your visit 15 days in advance by calling 933 42 99 29 or emailing [email protected]. You will receive confirmation of your booking upon payment and must present it at the group reception desk on the day of your visit.
Guided tour program 2025-2026
Rediscovering the Shipyards
Explore one of the most unique examples of European Gothic civil architecture. Discover why modern-day maritime Barcelona would be inconceivable without it. A visit to understand who worked there, how the galleys operated, and to connect, through the stone, with eight centuries of living history.
- Duration: 1 hr.
- Price: €60 + museum entrance fee.
Stories and ships
Step into the shoes of seven people who, each in their own way, experienced their relationship with the sea. Through the exhibition "7 Ships, 7 Stories," you will discover everything from the first circumnavigation of the world to the birth of nautical sports, as well as learn about the often-overlooked role of women in the history of navigation.
- Duration: 1 hr.
- Price: €60 + museum entrance fee.
To make it in the Americas?
Why did people say "to make it in the Americas"? With the exhibition "Catalonia at Sea" you can understand how the search for fortune on the other side of the Atlantic, between the 18th and 20th centuries, left an economic, social and cultural mark that still defines us today, as well as the American territories.
- Duration: 1 hr.
- Price: €60 + museum entrance fee.
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