The White Rabbit is an interactive museum that tells Catalonia the way a good remix tells a song: sound, light, projection and installations you walk into rather than read about.
It is the answer to two problems at once — rain, and the group that has already done three walking tours and cannot face a fourth. Everything here happens indoors and most of it happens by touching something.
Our guide frames it before you go in and joins the dots afterwards, so it lands as culture rather than as a series of nice screens. It works especially well with teenagers, for reasons that will be obvious ten minutes in.
Ten minutes outside with the guide: what Catalonia is, so the remix makes sense.
The first rooms: projection, soundscape and the installations you step inside.
The interactive sections — the part nobody wants to leave.
A short wrap with the guide, connecting what you touched to the city outside.
This is the one we recommend when the forecast is bad. Everything is indoors and nothing about it depends on the weather.
Sound, light and projection throughout. If anyone in the group is sensitive to noise or flashing light, tell us and we will describe it honestly before you book.
Ten minutes outside with the guide: what Catalonia is, so the remix makes sense.
The first rooms: projection, soundscape and the installations you step inside.
The interactive sections — the part nobody wants to leave.
A short wrap with the guide, connecting what you touched to the city outside.
We meet outside the museum entrance with the Walking Planets sign. The exact address goes in your confirmation.
Open in Google Maps →Yes — entry is in the €35, and the guide is with the group before and after.
Very. It is interactive and indoors, which is the combination that works with children and teenagers.
It is a modern indoor venue, so generally yes. Tell us about specific needs and we will check the detail before you book.
That is exactly who this is for. Nothing about it repeats a street tour.
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