MUHBA Santa Caterina brings together the remains of a medieval Dominican convent and a working food market in Barcelona’s Ciutat Vella. The archaeological site gives you a glimpse of the convent’s past, while the market nearby sells fresh produce and fish, with places to eat local dishes. A documentary about the former convent is shown during museum hours. The site is close to Barcelona Cathedral, so it fits naturally into a walk through the Gothic Quarter.
Convent remains and the market
MUHBA Santa Caterina brings archaeological remains of a medieval Dominican convent together with a food market. A documentary about the former convent is shown during museum hours, adding context to the site. The market sells fresh produce and fish, and cafés and eateries in or near it provide a place to try local cuisine.
The museum is at Carrer d'En Giralt el Pellicer, 25, in Ciutat Vella. Barcelona Cathedral is nearby, making it easy to include the site in a walk through the Gothic Quarter.
FAQ
What can you see at MUHBA Santa Caterina?
The site contains archaeological remains of a medieval Dominican convent. A documentary about the former convent is shown during museum hours.
Is there a market at MUHBA Santa Caterina?
Yes. The market sells fresh produce and fish, and cafés and eateries are located in or near it.
Where is MUHBA Santa Caterina?
It is at Carrer d'En Giralt el Pellicer, 25, in Barcelona’s Ciutat Vella, near Barcelona Cathedral.
