Mediterranean Museum

A space dedicated to the exploration and study of the Montgrí Massif, the Baix Ter plain, and the Medes Islands, showcasing their natural, cultural, and historical significance.

Can Quintana is one of the most remarkable historical buildings in Torroella de Montgrí. Today, it houses the Museu de la Mediterrània, a cultural space dedicated to exploring the Montgrí Massif, the Baix Ter plain, and the Medes Islands. This interactive museum offers a multi-sensory experience for all ages, allowing visitors to smell the aromas of the Mediterranean, listen to traditional sounds and music, and discover the customs and traditions that define the region.

The Museu de la Mediterrània is also a vibrant cultural hub, regularly hosting exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and guided tours. Through its diverse activities, the museum provides an immersive journey into the Mediterranean way of life, connecting visitors with the area’s rich natural and cultural heritage. Whether you are interested in history, music, or the environment, this museum offers a unique insight into the essence of the region.