Exhibition '7 vaixells, 7 històries'

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Schedule

	Days	Hours	Preus	Observation
	Every day except 24 and 31 December. Closed on 25 and 26 December and 1 and 6 January.	From 10.00 am to 8.00 pm	General admission: €10 Reduced admission: €5 - People aged 65 or over - Students (under 25) with a valid student card - People who are unemployed (with accreditation) - People with a recognised disability of 33% or more and one companion - Carnet de Biblioteques de Barcelona - Members of ONCE - Carnet Jove - Staff of the constituent bodies of the Consorci de les Drassanes Reduced admission: €8 - Groups of more than 10 people - Large or single-parent families (with accreditation) Free admission: - Sundays from 3 pm onwards - Members of Amics del Museu Marítim - Members of ICOM - Members of ICCM - Members of the Associació de Museòlegs de Catalunya - Under 17s - 12 February (Santa Eulàlia) - 18 May (International Museum Day) - 24 September (La Mercè)	Tickets must be purchased in person at the Museum ticket office. Online ticket sales are not available. Museum access via Plaça del Portal de la Pau. Last admission is 1 hour before closing. The individual ticket includes access to the temporary exhibitions and to the pailebot Santa Eulàlia. Temporary exhibitions in the entrance hall and the Mirador Space are free of charge.
	24 December and 31 December	From 10.00 am to 3.00 pm

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Occur on:: Museu Marítim de Barcelona.

Nothing represents maritime adventures better than the image of the ship. In every era and across all seas, ships have been the instruments that have enabled human beings to trade, travel, discover, fight and, today, also to enjoy themselves. Ships are machines, yet they have a personality, a name and a character of their own, as any sailor will attest. A ship is a vehicle, but it is also a container: of objects and people, and even of experiences, stories and myths. A container that invites us to discover the unknown, like the containers featured in this exhibition.

We invite you to sail through a range of narratives using different ships as the main protagonists. From the many possible approaches, we have chosen seven major universal themes: conflict, leisure, the discovery of the world, the transport of goods, piracy, travel and technological change. All the works in the exhibition form part of the collections of the MMB.