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The Maritime Museum is situated near the Columbus Monument and the Palau Güell, at the coast of Barcelona. It is a museum opened for everybody and links more the city and its history with the sea.
Where to park at Museu Marítim de Barcelona (MMB)
The Maritime Museum is situated near the Columbus Monument and the Palau Güell, at the coast of Barcelona. It is a museum opened for everybody and links more the city and its history with the sea.
The Maritime Museum of Barcelona is a space dedicated to the interpretation and dissemination of Catalan maritime culture in an innovative, participatory, and community-oriented manner. Its focus lies in research, conservation, and protection of heritage with the aim of becoming a reference institution in Mediterranean maritime culture.
Its goal is to be an open and accessible entity for all of society, collaborating with individuals and organizations. The museum is committed to excelling in heritage management, knowledge generation, and education, aspiring to be a driver of social and territorial progress in its surroundings.
The Maritime Museum of Barcelona stands out for its focus on the relationship between Catalonia and its people with the sea, a feature that sets it apart from other maritime-themed museums. Its essential purpose lies in being a bridge between maritime history and Catalan identity, serving as a beacon that illuminates the legacy and importance of the connection between the region and the sea.
Parking at the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB)
If you want to park on the street near the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB), it's easy if you're on a motorcycle. On Arc del Teatre street or Santa Madrona street, there are several places to park your motorcycle for free (white lines).
Parking a car is quite challenging as the vast majority of that area is reserved for residents. We recommend either moving away from that area to find parking or parking in a parking lot, which is the quickest option.
You can search on Parkimeter, where you'll see on the map different options to park at the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB). We recommend that you reserve your parking in advance, as that area of Barcelona is usually crowded and has very heavy traffic due to its proximity to the port and Ronda Litoral.
How to get to the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB)
If you want to get to the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB) by car, simply enter this address into your browser: Av. de les Drassanes s/n. Access to the museum is through Portal de la Pau square.
If you prefer to get to the Maritime Museum of Barcelona (MMB) by public transport, you have several options:
- Bus:
- Drassanes stop, at Passeig Josep Carner: Lines D20, H14.
- Portal de la Pau stop: Lines V13, D20, H14, 59, 120.
- La Rambla – Plaça del Teatre stop: Lines V13, 59.
- La Rambla – Santa Mònica stop: Lines V13, 59.
- Paral·lel – Drassanes stop: Lines 21, D20, V11, H14.
- Metro:
- Line L3: Drassanes Station (exit Portal de Santa Madrona)
- Lines L2 and L3; Paral·lel Station (exit Avinguda Paral·lel)
- Bicycle (Bicing):
- Stop 425: Calle Cervelló
- Stop 56: Portal de Santa Madrona
- Stop 57: La Rambla, 2
- Stop 361: Passeig de Colom (Les Rambles)
- Stop 410: Passeig de Colom (Les Rambles)
You can reach the museum by bicycle, using Barcelona's shared bicycle service.
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