AIA Spring Tour
Catalonia 12th – 18th May 2025
Catalunya tends to value most its heritage that distinguishes it from the rest of Spain. So the Romanesque and Gothic architecture, largely built while the rest of the Peninsular was under Arabic Muslim control, is treasured. Since the return of Catalan autonomy from 1979, the industrial heritage has been also valued, since it was also a distinct experience to most of Spain during the C19 and most of the C20. A unique territorial museum system was developed which built on the dispersed and specialised nature of industrial activities in the region, with some 25 separate conserved and interpreted sites, known as the Sistema del mNACTEC, the national industrial museum of Catalunya.
- 6 nights, 5 days of visits
- Barcelona based
- All inclusive price
More details and register interest: https://www.heritageofindustry.co.uk/Longer%20Tours/2025_Catalonia/Catalonia2025.html
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Blast Furnaces Voelklingen Germany
Brick Works Indiana USA
Briquette Machine Saxony
Brown Coal Extraction Saxony
Control Valve Voelklingen Germany
Copper Mine Sweden
Cord Making Normandy
Cruquius Pumping Station Netherlands
Early Blast Furnace Sweden
Early Generating Station Romania
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Hammer Mill Saxony
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Modern Power Station Chechia
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Packard Plant Detroit USA
Ribbon Weaving Lyon France
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Roman Gold Mine Romania
Scissor Stamping the Ruhr
Silk Threads Lyon
Slup Water Mill Moravia
Steam Railway Rhone Valley France
Steel Works Netherlands
Sugar Factory Netherlands
Underground Reservoir Lyon France
Windmill Hungary
Windmill Kinderdijk Netherlands
Windmill Netherlands
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