Badalona invites you to explore its most significant historical periods through its visitable heritage. From the Iberian settlement of “Turó d’en Boscà” and the Vessel of the Ships at the Badalona Museum to the archaeological remains of Baetulo from the Roman era, the city is a living testament to its past.

The extensive medieval period is reflected in the “Barri de Dalt de la Vila”, the old town, the Masia de Can Miravitges, and the Monastery of Sant Jeroni de la Murtra.

The CACI factory, the Can Casacuberta library, and the “Pont del Petroli” symbolize the industrial evolution of Badalona.

Modernism adds a distinctive touch with the Casa Pavillard and the Anís del Mono factory.

In addition to its material heritage, Badalona stands out for its rich landscape diversity, featuring urban, rural, and industrial elements, as well as a natural environment that includes mountain ranges and the coastal area.

Dalt la Vila, the historic center, is a living archive that symbolizes the collective identity. Here, sporting victories are celebrated, reinforcing community spirit. The habitable heritage, which includes a wide variety of historical housing, is part of Badalona’s unique character, contributing to its identity and social cohesion.

Badalona is living history, with guided tours that allow visitors to explore its rich cultural heritage.