Situated in an elegant modernista building, the Fundació Ramón Pla Armengol is a unique space honouring the doctor who devoted his life to researching treatments for tuberculosis. Behind its imposing façade, the former laboratory remains intact, alongside a remarkable collection of Spanish furniture from the 16th to the 19th centuries. A visit invites you to observe closely: display cases, details and objects reveal subtle, often overlooked stories. It is a place to follow your curiosity, where every piece retains its authenticity and memory.
This is good to know
The building is one of the few surviving modernista estates on the mountainside. Its surroundings and gardens create a serene, almost domestic atmosphere, far removed from the usual museum pace.
For a fuller experience, you can join a guided tour of the former family home and laboratory, offering insight into how scientific research and daily life once coexisted under the same roof.
