Tecla Sala Metropolitan Cultural Centre

The center contains an art exhibition space, central public library, Arranz-Bravo Foundation, TPK contemporary art center, and L'Hospitalet studies center.

The building began as a paper mill in 1854 near the Gornal stream, later becoming a textile factory owned by the Sala family from 1913 until 1973.

The exhibition spaces regularly present art collections, while the central library maintains a collection of 100,000 documents including books, newspapers, and audiovisual materials.

Visitors can access the center from Tuesday to Friday, with specific schedules for each facility, and contact the administration at teclasala@l-h.cat for guided tours.

The architecture combines a 19th-century paper mill structure with a main modernist building featuring exposed brick and large windows for natural light.

Location: L'Hospitalet de Llobregat

Architects: Claudi Duran i Ventosa

Architectural style: historicist architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.36680,2.11553

Latest update: March 4, 2025 07:31