Museo de Historia de Sabadell

The Museo de Historia de Sabadell is a municipal museum located on Carrer de Sant Antoni, dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of Sabadell. Housed in a 19th-century building that was once a textile factory, the museum offers exhibits on the city's industrial past, particularly its role in the Catalan textile industry. Visitors can explore artifacts ranging from prehistoric tools to modern-era documents, with a strong focus on the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum also features temporary exhibitions on local art and culture. The building itself is a highlight, with original architectural details that evoke the industrial era. It's a quiet, educational stop for those wanting to understand Sabadell's transformation from a small town to a manufacturing hub.

Don't miss

• See the permanent exhibition on the textile industry, including looms and machinery
• View the collection of historical photographs documenting Sabadell's urban development
• Check the schedule for temporary exhibitions on local artists or themes
• Admire the building's industrial architecture, including exposed brick walls and iron columns

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Ways to visit Museo de Historia de Sabadell

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Know before you go

• Opening hours are typically Tuesday to Saturday mornings and afternoons, with shorter hours on Sundays. Closed Mondays.
• Photography without flash is usually allowed in permanent galleries.
• Large bags may need to be left at the cloakroom.
• Exhibit labels are in Catalan and Spanish; some English information may be available.

A bit of history

The museum was established in 1931 and later moved to its current location, a former textile factory built in 1850. It underwent renovations in the 1990s to modernize exhibits while preserving the building's character.