New virtual reality attraction at the Palau Moja

At the Barcelona Shopping Line we’d like to recommend one of the city’s must-see landmarks, the Palau Moja.

This multi-purpose space is situated on the ground floor of a neoclassical-style mansion at number 118 La Rambla. You’ll find local handicrafts associated with history, wine and food. There is also an interesting book section featuring books on Catalan culture as well as technological, interactive elements teaching you about the history, heritage and land of Catalonia.

The Palau Moja recently incorporated a new visitor attraction that will take you on a journey back in time to explore the history of Barcelona and uncover all the city’s hidden secrets, through virtual reality. Fly over the old town, bear witness to some of the key moments in our history and discover the details of the Sagrada Família from the air. A whole world of sensations to enjoy a fun and culturally enriching experience.

More info: https://palaumoja.com/

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