Refugi 307

Historical landmark · el Poble Sec

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"Despite its location at the base of leafy Montjüic hill, this site has serious history. Refugi 307 was the 307th of the 1,000 bomb shelters built during the Spanish Civil War, when Franco’s army let rip on the city—making no distinction between military targets and civilians. Today, a guided look inside the dark and narrow Refugi 307—one of the best preserved—shares the reality of a life spent in hiding." - Gemma Askham

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Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 175, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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