Housed in what was once part of the medieval shoemakers' guild premises, this quirky little museum details the cobbler's craft, from practical Roman sandals to tottering '70s platform boots. The earlier examples are reproductions, while those from the 17th century to the present day are originals, including clogs, swagged musketeers' boots and even celebrity footwear, such as the tiny shoes of diminutive cellist Pau Casals.
Area Barrí Gòtic
Transport Metro Jaume I
Telephone 93 301 45 33
Open 11am-2pm Tue-Sun
Admission €2.50; free under-7s
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