
Exhibition 'WANBel Project. 50 Years of Papua New Guinea Independence'
Barcelona
- From
- Thu 10
- September
- Until
- Sun 13
- December
Period Days Hours Prices September From Tuesday to Sunday and holidays from 10.00 h to 20.00 h General admission: 5.2 € Reduced (condition must be accredited): 3.70 € - People aged 16 to 29 - People aged 65 or over - Pink card holders - Unemployed people - Holders of the large family or single-parent family card - Holders of the Barcelona Libraries card - Families maximum 2 adults, as long as one is legal guardian Free (condition must be accredited): - The 1st Sunday of each month from 10 to 20 h - All Sundays from 15 to 20 h - Under 16s - Registered in the Gaudir+BCN programme - Free pink card holders - Holders of the metropolitan companion pass for a person with a disability - ICOM card - Accredited members of the Catalan Association of Museologists - Accredited regulated teaching teachers - Regulated teaching teachers when accompanying student groups - Tourist guides in the exercise of their profession - Accredited journalists - BCN Card holders - 12 February (Santa Eulàlia) - 18 May (International Museum Day) - 24 September (Our Lady of Mercy) Temporary exhibition Montcada Site: 3.00 € (general), 2.10 € (reduced) From October to December From Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 h to 19:00 h Sunday and holidays from 10.00 h to 20.00 h
EntryGeneral admission: 5.2 € · Reduced (proof of eligibility required): 3.70 €
Where
Carrer de Montcada, 12, Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera, Barcelona
Get directionsFirst-hand info
Official info on the barcelona.cat website
Full programme, exact times, sign-up and last-minute changes.
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Good to know
- Closing date
- December 2026
- Free entry
- Yes (specific dates and conditions)
What's it about
The international WANBEL project celebrates the 50th anniversary of Papua New Guinea's independence with a small-format audiovisual exhibition at the Ethnological Museum of World Cultures, bringing together historical photographs, images of collection pieces, and audiovisuals about the country's cultural diversity.
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