- The Maritime Museum of Barcelona was opened in 2014 in the Barcelona Royal Shipyard or Drassanes Reials de Barcelona.
- Today, Barcelona’s impressive former galley-maker is its maritime museum celebrating everything ship based, but from the safety of dry land.
- In 2006, as part of the museum’s 75th anniversary celebrations, Barcelona Maritime Museum was officially declared a museum of national interest...
- maritime museum of barcelona photo 2. It's interesting to look inside an old sailing ship, to see the captain's cabin and the sailor's cabin.
- The Maritime Museum Barcelona is certainly a great place full of history and hidden treasures for all you land lubbers.
- The permanent collection of the Maritime Museum of Barcelona is extensive: medieval nautical charts, replicas of ships, navigational instruments…
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- The Maritime Museum in Barcelona is based in the former Royal Shipyards. The building itself is remarkable, with parts of it dating back to 1285.
- The Maritime Museum of Barcelona boasts a wide array of exhibits that span from intricate models of ancient vessels to authentic maritime artifacts.
- Maritime Museum of Barcelona. Avinguda de les Drassanes s/n, Barcelona, Catalonia.