What was daily life like thousands of years ago? The Museu d'Història de Catalunya invites families on a journey back in time to explore how the earliest humans survived and gathered food. 🏺🦴

This interactive tour is part of “Pessics d'història”, the museum's family programme designed to explore history in an engaging and hands-on way.

🎨 SURVIVING PREHISTORY

📅 17 October and 5 December 2026

🕐 11:00 (duration: 1 hour)

📍 Museu d'Història de Catalunya, Barcelona (Pl. de Pau Vila, 3)

🎟️ €2

📖 Discovering the daily life of early humans

Based on original artifacts preserved in the museum's exhibition—such as cave art, flint tools, ceramic vessels, and necklace beads—participants are invited to picture life millennia ago.

Children and adults will discover how people dressed, what they ate, which tools they used, and how they organized to shield themselves from weather hazards and natural dangers.

🏛️ Family programming at the museum

The “Pessics d'història” series offers educational experiences to discover the Museu d'Història de Catalunya through interactive activities suited for young audiences.

ℹ️ Good to know: Recommended age: 6 years and older. Members of Amics del Museu receive a 25% discount. Once payment is made, tickets are non-refundable in case of individual cancellation; if a session is suspended, the full amount will be refunded.

✨ A hands-on family journey into the earliest chapters of human history.