MUHBA, the History Museum of Barcelona, is a brilliant museum with several different sites across the city. Based in Place del Rei, the King's Square, MUHBA looks at the 2,000 year history of Barcelona with many remarkable discoveries. At the King's Square site, you can go underground to visit the ruins of the Roman city of Barcino which stood here in the 1st century BC. Discover ancient streets and buildings and understand how the Romans lived and worked. Above ground there is also the medieval Royal Palace, the Chapel of St Agatha and the Gothic palace, the Padellàs House, to explore.
Other MUHBA sites around the city also include a museum dedicated to the Jewish community in the El Call area, a Gothic convent, the ruins of a Roman temple and a gun battery and public shelter from the Spanish Civil War.
