Alfolí de la Sal - Museu de l'Escala

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L'Escala, Spain

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Local history museum

Alfolí de la Sal - Museu de l'Escala Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (6 reviews)

Alfolí de la Sal - Museu de l'Escala is located in L'Escala, Spain on Carrer Alfolí, nº 6,. Alfolí de la Sal - Museu de l'Escala is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category local history museum in Spain.

Address

Carrer Alfolí, nº 6,

Phone

+34 972059823

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Carlos Garcia-Benitez

Lovely place to visit and hold very lovely and intimate concerts.

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John Owen

This iconic building dates back to the 17C. With its vaulted ceilings, elegant windows and internal courtyard one might at first think it was built as a palace but in fact it was part of a system for controlling and taxing the movement of a precious commodity - salt! Alfoli de la Sal can be translated as 'Salt Warehouse' and the building was used as such until 1916. For almost 100 years after it lay derelict but over the past few years the Ajuntament of l'Escala (town hall) has gradually restored the Alfoli until now it is probably in a better state than it ever was. On the ground floor there are exhibition and meeting places and on the first floor, (only recently open to the public) there is a superb permanent museum, beautifully set out with audio visuals in four languages, artefacts chosen for their significance and relevance and numerous maps and photos. Well worth a visit in fact, unmissable!

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david myles

Great location though upstairs is hot!

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Patricia Owen

Great museum

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Vicky Mateu

Tracte fantàstic per part del personal, lloc interessant i molt xulo! Ja m'agradaria tenir al meu poble un local tant bonic per fer-hi actes

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Docteur Peinture

Surprenante visite ! Un morceau d'histoire faisable en 1h30 sans forcer... très accueillant, ce musée retrace l'histoire de la ville à travers les ruines d'empuries, les anchois de l'escala... ses paysages, sa culture Catalane.. bref un moment très agréable, ponctué par trois petits films , très bien faits, dans votre langue, et le tout ? Gratuit. N'hésitez pas au lieu de brûler sur la plage...