The Archaeology Museum of Catalonia, housed in the historic Palau de les Arts Gràfiques from the 1929 International Exhibition, invites visitors to delve into Catalonia's historical roots. With over 3,000 square meters of permanent exhibition space, the museum showcases artifacts from prehistory to the early medieval period, contextualized within European and Mediterranean history. On this tour, you'll discover various internal working areas alongside significant conservation spaces. Led by specialized technical staff, the visit includes the exploration of the museum's library which holds rare excavation diaries from notable archaeologists, as well as invaluable artistic volumes. Additionally, visitors will access the reserves and the Paleopathology Laboratory, where research and analysis of anthropological remains are conducted. This behind-the-scenes look at preservation, documentation, and the museum's inner workings offers a captivating perspective on cultural heritage and its care