• Museu de la Tècnica de Manresa - Established in 1992, the Manresa Water and Fabric Museum is located within the city’s remarkable water tanks, which have been emptied and beautifully restored. Since 2009, the museum has featured two exhibitions. One highlights the significance of water’s arrival in the city, made possible by the construction of the Manresa canal, a remarkable 26-kilometre canal built in the 14th century that still supplies the region today. The other exhibition showcases the development of the Catalan textile industry from the late Middle Ages to the present, featuring a collection of unique machinery noted for its diversity and excellent preservation.

• Skip-the-line access

• Snacks

Uncover the evolution and heritage of the Catalan and Manresa textile trade, from the close of the medieval era to contemporary times, with the help of our dedicated cinteria exhibition. Also, learn about the Manresa irrigation channel through its dedicated exhibition; a 14th-century construct still serving over 150,000 individuals today.

• Explore amazing 19th-century water tanks capable of holding as much as 12 million liters
• Gain knowledge on the history, applications, and unique aspects of the Manresa textile industry’s jewel, cinteria.
• Unravel the history of the Manresa canal, a remarkable medieval waterway supplying a vast region from the 14th century and still functioning today.
• Requested family activities, Museum Scape for a maximum of 20 participants!

Unveil the mysteries a past textile employee left concealed in the museum and experience one of the noteworthy museums in Catalonia.

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