i've never been to this strange sounding little museum, but it's supposed to contain some pretty interesting stuff, including a "museu sentimental" with artifacts from daily life in barcelona over the last couple of centuries, and a lot of wonderful sculptures. admission is pretty cheap too, so it's probably worth a look. i have been to this adjacent outdoor patio, however, and it's a wonderful place to sit and take a break from the city. it's quiet, with a little bubbling fountain, and pretty orange trees, all tucked next to the cathedral through a little gateway. there are a few benches there, and usually even fewer people, so it's a nice place to read or relax. there is also a little cafe (though i have never seen it open) and windows that look into the museu d'história de la ciutat where you can see a little of the roman history that lies beneath the city. the patio closes with the museum.
January 22, 2008
museu frederic marés
i've never been to this strange sounding little museum, but it's supposed to contain some pretty interesting stuff, including a "museu sentimental" with artifacts from daily life in barcelona over the last couple of centuries, and a lot of wonderful sculptures. admission is pretty cheap too, so it's probably worth a look. i have been to this adjacent outdoor patio, however, and it's a wonderful place to sit and take a break from the city. it's quiet, with a little bubbling fountain, and pretty orange trees, all tucked next to the cathedral through a little gateway. there are a few benches there, and usually even fewer people, so it's a nice place to read or relax. there is also a little cafe (though i have never seen it open) and windows that look into the museu d'história de la ciutat where you can see a little of the roman history that lies beneath the city. the patio closes with the museum.
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architecture,
ciutat vella,
daylife,
musuem,
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