If We Were Born in Tarraco: Family Visit at the MHC

What was daily life like inside an ancient Roman home? The Museu d'Història de Catalunya invites families to travel back in time and uncover the customs of Roman Tarraco. 🏛️✨

This dynamic guided visit is part of "Pessics d'història", a family-focused activity cycle created by the museum to explore history through active engagement.

🎨 Si haguéssim nascut a Tàrraco

📅 December 12, 2026

🕐 11:00 AM (duration: 1 hour)

📍 Museu d'Història de Catalunya, Barcelona

🎟️ €2

📖 A journey into daily life in a Roman domus

The activity takes families through the museum's exhibition galleries, encouraging participants to step into the shoes of both a patrician family and their enslaved servants. This immersive dynamic allows attendees to explore the rooms and domestic routines of an ancient domus in Tarraco.

Participants will also discover the roles that different household members played while preparing a banquet, offering an interactive overview of social hierarchy and domestic life in Roman times.

🎨 Family cycle at the Museu d'Història de Catalunya

The "Pessics d'història" series brings history to life for young visitors and their families through interactive experiences inside the museum, located at Plaça de Pau Vila.

ℹ️ Good to know: Recommended for ages 6 and up. Members of "Amics del Museu" receive a 25% discount. Once payment is made, tickets are non-refundable in case of cancellation by the attendee; if the session is suspended by the museum, full ticket amounts will be refunded.

✨ A hands-on family exploration into the daily life of ancient Roman Tarraco.

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If We Were Born in Tarraco: Family Visit at the MHC
Museu d'Història de Catalunya(Barcelona)
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From 2 €

Saturday 12 December 2026

11:00 h.

Pl. de Pau Vila, 3

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