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Exhibition 'WANBel Project. 50 Years of Papua New Guinea Independence'
Exhibition 'WANBel Project. 50 Years of Papua New Guinea Independence'
Exhibition

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

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First-hand info

Official info on the barcelona.cat website

Full programme, exact times, sign-up and last-minute changes.

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Official source · checked on 9 September

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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