Casa Padellà (the Barcelona History Museum (MUHBA)) was once a historic mansion, and now it is a famous historic museum in Barcelona. From Gothic courtyards to underground Roman streets, it holds 2,000 years of Barcelona’s history. It was built in the late 15th century and opened as a museum in 1943. It’s a special museum where you can learn how the city of Barcelona evolved over time from Roman days to the present.
Things to do at the Casa Padellà
- Walk into underground Roman ruins.
- Join in special programs for kids and families.
- Visit the museum gift shop.
Essential Information
- The Casa Padellà Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- The Casa Padellà Ticket Price: Starting from €7
- Crowded Level: Crowded on weekends
- Restrictions & Rules: Maintain silence and food or drinks not allowed inside the museum.
How to Reach the Casa Padellà
- Flying: If you are flying to Barcelona. Land at Barcelona International Airport and call a taxi directly to Casa Padellà. This ride takes you around 25–30 minutes.
- Public Transportation: If you are looking for public transportation. You can travel by Metro. Board Line 3 (green line) to Liceu Station. From there, walk about 450 meters to reach Casa Padellà.
Travel tips for visiting the Casa Padellà
- Use the free audio guide.
- Visit during weekdays to avoid weekends.
FAQs
What can I see inside Casa Padellà?
Inside you can explore remarkable architecture, underground Roman ruins, exhibits on Barcelona’s history from Roman to medieval times, multimedia presentations and artifacts.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it's a family-friendly destination.
Are pets allowed inside?
No, pets are not allowed inside the museum.
Does the museum host events or exhibitions?
Several events like exhibitions, lectures, educational programs, and historical workshops are hosted here.
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