Advance reservation required During your visit, you will discover the origins of Olympism, the history of sport in Catalonia, the Barcelona ’92
Olympic Games, and the wide range of sports practised around the
world.

Advance reservation required

This activity is built around a story featuring Cobi, the mascot of the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games. As the story unfolds, students explore the different areas of the museum while encountering other mascots from major sporting events.
These characters guide them through the exhibition, helping them discover a range of sports and understand the meaning and values of the Olympic Games.

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What did our grandparents play? And what do children in other parts of the world play?
In this workshop, you will travel across the different continents that take part in the Olympic Games, discovering some traditional games from each culture. You will be able to experience and share different ways of playing from around the world, learning about diverse forms of play and fostering curiosity about other realities, as well as respect for cultural diversity.

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he aim of this activity is that, through Cobi and Petra, the mascots of Barcelona ’92, you discover what the Stadium is and get to know different sports disciplines.

It is carried out through discovery and play.

*Important: The activity takes place in the surroundings of the Stadium and the Olympic Ring; the interior of the Stadium is not visited.

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In this activity, students will learn about adapted sport and its main competitions.

An introductory explanation will encourage reflection on inclusion and diversity
in sport. This is followed by a hands-on experience, where participants try out a
Paralympic discipline (such as boccia, goalball or sitting volleyball), combining
theory and practice to create a meaningful, experiential learning experience.

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This is a participatory activity that invites students to discover the museum through a familiar object: the ball.

By observing, comparing and drawing, they will reflect on different sports, adapted sports and the diversity of people’s needs

The activity begins with an exploratory phase in the museum and culminates in
a creative group task, where students design a new ball tailored to a specific
sporting or social challenge, or even a game of their own invention.

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In this activity, students work in small groups to explore different aspects of the
Barcelona ’92 Olympic and Paralympic Games through the museum exhibition,
including mascots, symbols, ceremonies and the role of volunteers.
Each group focuses on a specific topic and, at the end, shares its findings with the
rest of the class, bringing together the different aspects explored.

Advance reservation required

VIDEO

What games did our grandparents play? And what do children play in other partsof the world?

In this workshop, students will travel across the continents represented at the Olympic Games, discovering traditional games from different cultures. They will explore and share ways of playing from around the world, learning about diverse forms of play while fostering curiosity about other cultures and respect for cultural diversity.

Advance reservation required.

VIDEO

An activity designed to explore the origins and evolution of the Olympic Games. It takes place in the museum auditorium, where the education team delivers a participatory session supported by audiovisual materials.
An ideal option for larger groups who wish to take part in a shared activity.

 

Advance reservation required

Guided by the museum’s education team, students will explore the history
and evolution of the Olympic Games, as well as the development of sport in Catalonia.

Throughout the visit, they will discover the wide range of sports practised around the world through objects, images, texts, audiovisual resources and interactive displays, helping them understand the diversity and richness of sport.

The session concludes with a closer look at the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, exploring their impact and lasting legacy.

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During your visit, you will discover the origins of Olympism, the history of sport in Catalonia, the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, and the wide range of sports practised around the world.

Advance reservation required

In this activity students will roam the museum searching for the answers to a list of questions introducing them to the world of the Olympic movement, sports, the Olympic Games and the 1992 Barcelona Games.

Each student must bring a pencil or pen with them.

When making the reservation it is necessary to request the Get Ready activity PDF, which will be sent by email.

The aim of this activity is for students to explore the history of the stadium and the wide range of sporting events it has hosted, through discovery, cooperation and play.

*The activity takes place in the surroundings of the Stadium and the Olympic Ring; the Stadium itself is not visited.

Advance reservation required

In this activity, students will learn about adapted sport and its main competitions.

An introductory explanation will encourage reflection on inclusion and diversity in sport.

This is followed by a hands-on experience, where participants try out a
Paralympic discipline (such as boccia, goalball or sitting volleyball), combining theory and practice to create a meaningful, experiential learning experience.

 

Advance reservation required

The workshop takes the form of a hall escape, where participants solve a series of challenges to uncover five different athletes.

Each athlete’s story brings forward different perspectives, exploring gender and sexual diversity through the lens of sport, and highlighting both discrimination and resilience within the sporting world.

Advance reservation required

In this activity, students work in small groups to explore different aspects of the Barcelona ’92 Olympic and Paralympic Games through the museum exhibition, including mascots, symbols, ceremonies and the role of volunteers.

Each group focuses on a specific topic and, at the end, shares its findings with the rest of the class, bringing together the different aspects explored.

Advance reservation required

An activity designed to explore the origins and evolution of the Olympic Games.

It takes place in the museum auditorium, where the education team delivers a participatory session supported by audiovisual materials

An ideal option for larger groups who wish to take part in a shared activity.

Advance reservation required

 During your visit, you will discover the origins of Olympism, the history of sport in Catalonia, the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, and the wide range of sports practised around the world.

Advance reservation required

Guided by the museum’s education team, students will explore the history
and evolution of the Olympic Games, as well as the development of sport in
Catalonia.

Throughout the visit, they will discover the wide range of sports practised around the world through objects, images, texts, audiovisual resources and interactive displays, helping them understand the diversity and richness of sport.

The session concludes with a closer look at the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, exploring their impact and lasting legacy.

Advance reservation required

In this activity students will roam the museum searching for the answers to a list of questions introducing them to the world of the Olympic movement, sports, the Olympic Games and the 1992 Barcelona Games.

Each student must bring a pencil or pen with them.

When making the reservation it is necessary to request the Get Ready activity PDF, which will be sent by email.

The aim of this activity is for students to explore the history of the stadium and the wide range of sporting events it has hosted, through discovery, cooperation and play.

* The activity takes place in the surroundings of the Stadium and the Olympic Ring; the Stadium itself is not visited.

Advance reservation required

A route through the Olympic Ring that takes students back to Olympic Barcelona, exploring iconic sites and key buildings that shaped the city’s transformation for the 1992 Olympic Games.

An opportunity to rediscover Barcelona through its sporting, architectural and historical legacy. The route includes the Olympic Stadium, Palau Sant Jordi, the Bernat Picornell swimming pools, the telecommunications tower and surrounding sculptures, while reflecting on the role of major events—especially the 1992 Olympic Games—as catalysts for urban transformation.

Advance registration required

In this activity, students will learn about adapted sport and its main competitions.

An introductory explanation will encourage reflection on inclusion and diversity in sport. This is followed by a hands-on experience, where participants try out a Paralympic discipline (such as boccia, goalball or sitting volleyball), combining theory and practice to create a meaningful, experiential learning experience.

Advance registration required

The workshop takes the form of a hall escape, where participants solve a series of challenges to uncover five different athletes.

Each athlete’s story brings forward different perspectives, exploring gender and sexual diversity through the lens of sport, and highlighting both discrimination and resilience within the sporting world.

Advance reservation required

An activity designed to explore the origins and evolution of the Olympic Games. It takes place in the museum auditorium, where the education team delivers a participatory session supported by audiovisual materials.

An ideal option for larger groups who wish to take part in a shared activity.

Advance registration required

During your visit, you will discover the origins of Olympism, the history of sport in Catalonia, the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, and the wide range of sports practised around the world.

Advance reservation required

Guided by the museum’s education team, students will explore the history and evolution of the Olympic Games, as well as the development of sport in Catalonia.

Throughout the visit, they will discover the wide range of sports practised around the world through objects, images, texts, audiovisual resources and interactive displays, helping them understand the diversity and richness of sport.

The session concludes with a closer look at the Barcelona ’92 Olympic Games, exploring their impact and lasting legacy.

Advance reservation required

The aim of this activity is for students to explore the history of the stadium and the wide range of sporting events it has hosted, through discovery, cooperation and play.

* The activity takes place in the surroundings of the Stadium and the Olympic Ring; the Stadium itself is not visited.

Advance reservation required