Santa Mònica has a practicable lift to access all floors and a ramp to access the cloister.
VISIT
How to get here
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Centre d’Arts Santa Mònica
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Transports i vies d’accés
Vine al centre caminant, en bicicleta o en transport públic per fer la teva visita més sostenible.
Bicicleta: Estació de Bicing 56, 57.
Hi ha diversos punts d’ancoratge a la Rambla, al costat de l’entrada.Metro: L3 Drassanes
Autobús: 14, 59, 64, 91, 120, D20, H14, N0, N6, N9, N12, N15. -
Centre parcialment accessible
El centre disposa de rampa i ascensor per accedir a totes les plantes i espais.
Hi ha places d'aparcament per a vehicles amb distintiu (no reservades) en zona de càrrega i descàrrega.
També comptem amb diversos recursos d’accessibilitat.
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays: 11:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Closed on Mondays, except public holidays.
Closed: 25 and 26 December, 1 and 6 January, Good Friday and 1 May. On 24 and 31 December: 11:00 a.m. – 17:00 p.m.
Free entry
You can visit Santa Mònica for free.
Services
In the toilets on floor 1.
We provide a locker service in the lobby to store bags and clothes during the visit.
No scooters or bicycles can be brought inside.
Rest areas include folding chairs for both adults and children that you can use during your visit. You can take them freely in the participatory (0 floor).
In the participatory space (0 floor) you will find several interactive installations and resources that invite you to reflect and actively participate in the debates that drive the centre’s lines of research.
It also includes a consultation space with bibliography related to the exhibitions.
The Sala Bar (1st floor) is a common space open from Tuesday to Sundays and holidays from 11 am to 4 pm, where you can relax if you need to take a break during your visit, connect or disconnect, read, meet and eat. Access to the space during these times may be restricted at times depending on the needs of the centre.
The Sala Bar gives access to the 188 m2 outdoor terrace, a place to be, to relax, to share a moment or to enjoy the views of the Rambla.
In the Sala Bar you have vending machines with coffee, snacks and drinks.
In the Sala Bar and on the terrace, it is allowed to consume food and drinks while maintaining the cleanliness of the spaces.
The Sala Bar also hosts a regular programme of activities open to the public, and meetings, gatherings and trainings of the resident artistic community. The organization’s instructions must be respected.
The Sala Bar and the terrace of the Santa Mònica offer themselves as a climatic refuge during the hottest months of the year. In addition, the terrace hosts every year an artistic installation that transforms it into a more shaded and comfortable space in the face of the climate emergency.
All spaces offer free internet access through the “visites_gencat” network.
In the Sala Bar (1st floor) and in the participatory space (0 floor) you will find free charging points.
We have a defibrillator on the stairs landing.
