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Breaking ships breaking lives Museu Marítim de Barcelona
The exhibition "Breaking Ships, Breaking Lives", at the Maritime Museum of Barcelona, explores ship dismantling on beaches in the global South. It offers a critical perspective on labour conditions, environmental impact, and the inequalities surrounding this process. Photographs, audiovisuals, and objects shed light on an often unseen reality and challenge the consequences of a globalised economic system.
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The streets of the Barceloneta in Ciutat Vella district are arranged like corridors running parallel and perpendicular to the Port de Barcelona, and draw us into a world of modest buildings, with balconies displaying clothes hanging out to dry and small ground-floor restaurants and tapas bars, filled with chatter and noise, and permeated by the constant smell of the sea.
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The old harbour, Barcelona's Port Vell, which stretches from the Columbus Monument to the Barceloneta, offers endless possibilities to enjoy your leisure time, such as L'Aquàrium or Maremàgnum, amongst others. Following a long historic process, the Port Vell, with its landmark buildings and monuments, now gleams like one of the most valuable pearls on the Mediterranean coast.
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As you explore the narrow streets of the old Barceloneta neighbourhood in Ciutat Vella, you'll discover the charm and atmosphere of a working-class district, which attracts many tourists to its beaches, fine restaurants and bars.
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One of Barcelona's most recently expanded neighbourhoods and a benchmark for modernity.
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Barcelona is synonymous with the Mediterranean and a time-honoured seafaring tradition dating back to Roman times. Barcelona has lived on the sea and for the sea.
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On two or four wheels; with a stick, racquet or club, on horseback, in the water… whatever your sport, you'll find the right venue to suit you.
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