The Pailebote Santa Eulàlia is a restored schooner moored at Moll de Bosch i Alsina in Barcelona, part of the Museu Marítim de Barcelona. Built in 1918, it gives you a close look at a sailing vessel’s wooden construction and tall masts. On board, displays explain the ship’s history and the movement of goods across the Mediterranean. The deck also opens onto views of the harbor and the sea. Pair the visit with the maritime museum for more context on the ship and its trade routes.
A schooner built in 1918
The Pailebote Santa Eulàlia is part of the Museu Marítim de Barcelona and is moored at Moll de Bosch i Alsina. Built in 1918, the schooner has a wooden structure and tall masts that make its sailing-ship design easy to examine up close.
Its restoration gives visitors a chance to see the vessel as a historic ship, while onboard displays explain its past. The material also covers the transport of goods across the Mediterranean, connecting the ship to the sea routes that shaped its working life.
Views from the deck
The deck looks out over Barcelona’s harbor and toward the open sea. Access below deck may be restricted, so the areas available to explore can vary. The ship works well as a companion visit to the Museu Marítim, where the wider maritime setting adds context to what you see aboard.
Special events, including Christmas markets, may take place near or on the ship. Check for event details when planning a visit.
FAQ
Where is the Pailebote Santa Eulàlia?
It is moored at Moll de Bosch i Alsina in Barcelona and is part of the Museu Marítim de Barcelona.
When was the schooner built?
The Pailebote Santa Eulàlia was built in 1918.
Can you go below deck?
Access below deck can be restricted. You can still explore the areas open to visitors and see the harbor from the deck.
Is entry free?
Entry is free if you are coming from the Museu Marítim de Barcelona.
